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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-03-17
FIX CONVENTION DATE

convention of the Preble County Sun
day School Association will be held
May % in First Presbyterian church
that date having been determined
Tuesday at meeting of the executive
committee. Rev. Charles A. Hunter
pastor of the church. was chosen
chairman OF the committee on local
arrangements. Warren j., Spring OF
Eaton, was named secondary super.
intendent to succeed Mrs. D. A. Petry,
formerly of West Manchester.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-03-17
CLUB STUDIES RADIuM
Miss Swallow Presents Study
Topic.

CAMBRIDGE CITY. Ind. March II
The Helen Hunt club met Monday
afternoon with Mrs. F. J. Harvey
Miss Beatrice Swallow presented the
subject. Some Recent Medical Dis
coveries." speaking particularly of IA
dunn. its discovery, the region In
which 1t is found. and its use in the
scientific world. The subject brought
general discussion. At the close OF
tho afternoon refreshments were serv.
ed by the hostess.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-03-17
ASK BETTER SERVICE

MILTON, Ind. March 17.-pr.
Squier. o. H. Beeson, Hiram Crook,
James Doddridge. George Klemm
Charles Shank, r. F. Galloway and r.
P. Lindsay. represented the Boosters
club Of Milton at Muncie, before Su-
perintendent O'Brien of the Lake Erie
& Western, asking for better shipping
facilities. from this station. They pre-.
scented their claims in courteous
business like manner and were in like
manner received.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-03-17
ORGANIZE GOLF CLUB.

EATON. O.. March 17.-For the pur
pose of effecting an organisation and
selecting officers a meeting Of Eaton.
ians interested in the proposed country
club will be held Friday night In the
Commercial club rooms. Arrange
ments are being made to have the pro
posed organisation incorporated under
the state laws.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-03-17
CEMETERY SOCIETY
CONDUCTS AUCTION

MILTON, Ind. March 1.-THE
Woman's Cemetery Association met
with Mrs. d. H. Warren Monday even
ing. They will give their social and
parcels auction Friday evening at the
Farmers Bank hall. Pies and cakes
will be on sale. The united orchestras
of the Methodist Episcopal and Chris
tian churches will furnish music
There wiz also be an interesting pro-
gram. Everybondy is invited.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-03-17
GERMAN AIRSHIP
ATTACKS VESSEL

SOUTH SHIELDS, England, March
1.-THE first attack by German air
ship on a British vessel was reported
today when the steamer Blonde slip.
ped into port here. Her captain said
that the Blonde was attacked by an
aeroplane in the North Sea. One mem
Der of the crew was killed by bomb
dropped from the aeroplane.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-03-17

ial association. Rev. Conrad Huber,
pastor Of st. Paul's Lutheran church,
will preside. Songs of>the Southland
will be presented by special quartet
from Hampton. Tickets are being dis
tributed by the Ministerial association
and the Y. NJ. C. A.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-03-17
INSTITUTE QUARTET
TO SING IN CITY

Work Of the Hampton institute will
be described by Major Robert R. Mo-
ton, commandent OF the cadets, at the
meeting in the Coliseum Monday even
ing under the auspices OF the Minister
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extent that similar affairs will be Civ.
en- In the future.
The association will hold q business
meeting in two weeks.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-03-17

Cuba Is the greatest consumer of
raIsins among the Spanish-American
sc,.-tries.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-03-17
For Your Child's Cough

oe Schiffmann's Concentrated Expec-
torant. Positively contains no mar
cotics and perfectly harmless. Eases
the most stubborn Cough promptly,
and Druggists refund money If not
found the very best--adv.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-03-17

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Coverts and black and white
checks, flaring bottoms, and the
new belted effects, neatly trim
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for epeJs y
The Detroit times., 1915-12-14
WYANDOTTE

Miss Ellen Cabin will entertain the
/ One More club In her home on
Fourth-st.. Wednesday evening.
Chapter 1875, r. A. NJ, will hold it's
annual election OF officers Thursday
evening ia Masonic temple.
The city commission meets i'm the
council chambers Tuesday evening.
The board OF education meets In
Carnegie library Wednesday evening.
The community council meets in tile
city hall Friday evening.
Mrs, John Czadzeck is slightly i'm
The Women's Home Mission society
Of the Methodist Episcopal church
VIII be the guests OF Mrs Alpin Mil
Ter. No. l5i Poplar-st.. Wednesday af-
The last meeting Of the present
year for the Epworth League will he
held Tuesday even ng. The girls will
entertain the boys. All members are
requested 10 attend.
The independents defeated the odd =
fellows two out OF three games in
Loselle's alleys Mondae evening To-
taI5 were; d oddsLeliows, Sal SOS. sac,
2.5lS. Wednesday the Masons and
X. OF G. teams play.
There will he a benefit performance
in Wyandotte theater FOR the John
F. Eilhert Memorial hospital Tues
The annual election anS banquet OF
the ". O w. Will be held in. the new
N. Oh L. cbhtle, w euntSuaN evening.
Miss Belle Shafer. Romulus. visited
friends here Monday.
Harley Merritt has accepted q
position in Cleveland for the winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Stieler Elm-st.,
have returned from a weeks visit
with relatives and friends in Dear
born.
The Loyal order OF Moose Martin
lodge, meets in its new room Tuesday
evening.
Philip DAILY. well known in Wyan-
dotte is III in Detroit.
The Detroit times., 1915-12-14

the empty building near the National
bank. The receipts will 20 towards
furnishing the dining room and re-
ception room In che new high school
tion and win open Monday. Jan. 4.
Toys are 10 be distributed during
the sChrlstmss vacation by girls q
To make the toys go az far as they
will to children who have not been
otherwise rsmembered. A barrel OF
clothing VII also be sent To poor
The funeral OF Elmer TruesdelI.
Fiorence Trussdeii. Of the Normal
collage. and chas Trnesdell; Of tho
day afternoon at o'clock from the
Denton church with interment In the
Denton cemetery. A wife and one
S.rc, 9ssss sgn HsIenss sos student sa IN the
Chas. Foster has recently COM
pleted building a modal new hennery.
He 10 wintering 700 chickens.
Ypsilan< Grange No: 5s Will meet
Masonic temple for the last gather
ing under the old regime of officers.
Initiation OF candidates will be
held Friday at the meeting OF the w.
chas. Bope Butler is In Greenviile,
where he is superintending the pre-
,'erations FOR the .rresenting of the
musical comedy "A knight for q
Mr. and Mrs. Roy cowan will spend
the nol'days at the home OF Mr.. and
nS M ,eey heyry w Mass rt near n pnsrry pisy ina
to be given the 3lst, by the Cherry
HiiI M. r.. church choir. The pro-
ceeds are to be used in the purchase
OF n piano for the church.
A ~
81 will give penny social. Friday
evening. be.. Il, In the Maccabee
hall. A Christnas sale will be held
at the same time. and at the same
Miss Margaret Vivian viii spend
her Christmas holidays at Blue Bush
farms, near Monroe.
Chas. Haner OF Sturgis, VIII ar
rive. "Wednesday. TO spend some time
with his aunt. Mrs. Sarah J. wilcox,
who IL on the sick list.
The II. A. II. will meet Friday att
ernoon and evening with Mrs. J.. W.
The Reiiables will meet Thursday
evening. Jan. %. with Mr.. and MIS-.
Frederick Zeigen, instead OF Friday
evening. IL was thought best to post
poe because of the state grange con
yeution tn Ann Arbor and tn man
other pre-holiday festivities. The oId
officers are to retire at this time ana
a,,anSanoe nS p requested
~
Ruth Cnapter No, 2. -. f.. 8. will
give Christmas sale at Good Samar-
itan hall on BuffRlo-st.. Tuesuay,
Wednesday and Thursday OF next
week. .
church, which have been continuous
for about two weeks. Will close with
the sunday evening service.
Richard j. y. King. aged - years.
died Monday I'm his home In Ypsilan :
Ii township. following long illness.
He is survived by n wife and two
sons, Roy, OF Portland. Tenn. ana
Harry. Of Willis Mr., King was born
In Raisinville. Monroe county, and
came to the home in which he died
81 years ago. The funeral will be
held "Wednesday at 1890 a. M. from
the residence.
Rev. John Steele. OF Detroit. secre..
tary OF the Board OF Temperance OF
the Presbyterian church, will lecture
This evening at I o'clock In the Pres
byterian church. using for his topic
"Alcohol and public health" The
public is cordially invited. No ad-
mission will be charged.
The Detroit times., 1915-12-14
Marriage Licenses

William Fitzsimmons, 32, Cheboy-
Harry Young, 20. Toledo; Hulda
sam Siebel. 20: Ella Block. -.
Max Logan, -, Minnie Freshman.
william A. June. %; Ma5orie NJ.
Jake ostrow. SO, Sarah Ligwinsky.
80
samuel Agranovitz. %; Mamie Mat
loff. 23.
Harold \. snyder, %; Grace II.
Frank $. Martin. 2S. Detroit; Mary
7. Gelchrist. u. ovid.
Percy T.. Betz. -: Edna Siebert. 90.
Wiliiam ta, X Summer 20 Martha
William X. Mitchell. 43; Catherine
Michael sicknesa. 81, Mileka Mar
tiovich. rs.
Herman j. Preschern, 2S. Detroit
Joe Nelson, %, Muskegon
oliver 81. Silsby, 26i Alma Hecht.
Roy stats. 20. Detroit; Dora Wa
dell. is. Barberton, O.
Edmund Butler. % Detroit; Agnes
Kallp. %, Cleveland.
Henry j. Betonrne. 3S. Detroit
Jennie sharp; "a. Sunbnrry' Pa.
Christ Eek. Jr, 22, cleveland
Earnest Hunt. "a. Highland Park;
Grace stout, Is, same.
Garnet Witt 2S; Bessie James, -
kennen T.. Wakeman. 81. Cleveland
Mrs. LaVerne Duvall, 80, Monroe,
Ralph Ginther. 20, GarS. Ind; Eliz-
abeth Davis. 30. Detroit.
Walter Johnson, &c; Eztha Cauadia'
Michael J. Bowler. So; Nora cut
Vance Dyer. 20. nella Van Hau-
wecnnhuYse. 20.
The Detroit times., 1915-12-14
ANN ARBOR

Louis c. ReYnmann. senior lit. preai-
dent Of the ". Y. VI. G. A.. whose
home II in iron River. left SATURDAY
for Iowa City. Va. where he Will tax"
part In the religious campaign 20 be
conducted this week by the u. Y "
campaign Will he conducted along
the same general lines as was the ono
held here last winter Speakers from
the various parts OF the United states
have been obtained To take part I'm
the meetings Reinmaans name Hp-
pears or. several Of the, rrograms
tho following officers for the coming
year: President. Adam Ncr. vice.
president, Bert Hath; secretary. MrS.
Ellen Mem. treasurer. Jacob pictzcl,
conductor. Mrs Mary Wethcrbec;
chaplain Mrs. Jennie Hath; witch
three years. Edward Tcssmer. one
year. Charles Bucholz. physician. Dr.
Mrs. Bryi Fox Bacher. assisted by
Frank Taber, organist. will give
lecturo-recital on christmas carols
and their origin" before the Woman =
Church uf Christ. Mr. Taber VIII
play DemarcS.'s "Toccat.t" for one
number on this unique and interest
At the meeting Of the Brotherhood
Of the Presbyterian church the fol-
lowing Officers we're elected: i'resi-
ccnt. A. Smith: vice-president. w
treasurer. A. ~. Van Bonschotcn.
Mrs Bsrre.t. ~ ,'oster. " spending
a few uavs a.rc dNriug the Illness
OF Mrs Adele Wcolley
Mise Lucille Worden. of Kalamazoo
former student of the University
The Detroit times., 1915-12-14
BIRMINGHAM

The Independent club Will be en-
tertained Friday evening in the home
OF Mrs. Frank Ford. on east Maple
ave.
Washington. Mich. are visiting at the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. A. J. Cooley. on
Brown-st.
Adrian A Gibbs. of Troy. has
story Lyon and others to clear the
title To farm land In Troy township
Announcement has been made OF
the marriage OF Miss Irene shattuck
OF this place and Howard HIATT OF
The firemen OF this place win have
turkey rafne In the fire hall. Tues
day evening, Dec: y. A.. ro,
Mrs Beardsiee was formerly Miss
Mildred Mckinney. OF this place.
Mrs, Hugh Bell will go. THURSDAY
mother. Mrs James Rowland,
The Warren Amusement club Will
give a grand ball in Eckstein's hall
In Warren. Friday evening. Dec, ~,
Miss Mary Johnson. OF Denver. Col,
spent sunday az the home Of Mrs {.
" conway, on South Woodward-ave.
Mrs Bell Jennings is ~ Mt the
home Of her daughter. Mrs. Fred
Schoultz, on Frank-st
Rev' Copeland. OF Southfieid. will
go soon TO Pittsburg. Pa. to spend
the winter.
The Foreign Missionary society OF
the Methodist Episcopal church viii
meet in the church. Thursday after
noon.
Mir and Mrs. W. c. Burt will leave
soon for California, where they VIII
spend the winter.
Donald and Lynn BELL. OF Ypsllanti.
spent Saturday and sunday AT the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Bell on
Townsend-st.
Mrs. J. Mccoy. OF Milford. Is a
guest at the home OF Mrs Mark
Green. in Southfield.
The Monday Bridge club met Mon
day afternoon at the home OF Miss
Julia Tailiferro. on Ferndale-ave.
Tuesday evening at the home OF Rev.
William Mcknight. on West Maple
ave.
The Baptist Young Peoples union
Will meet this evening at the home
OF Rev. l. q. Conley. on Willits-st.
returned from visit with relatives
at Milford.
The Friday Bridge club Will meet
Friday afternoon at the home OF Mrs.
J. Allen Bigelow. on West Maple
ave.
The Phiiathea class OF the Baptist
church will meet In the church Thurs
day evening.
North woodward-ave.
Mrs. James Rule. OF Pontiac. is n
guest OF her daughter. Mrs. John
Miss Margaret Smith. OF Southheld,
visit with relatives in Ypsilanti.
Miss Grace Mckinney fell Monday
afternoon, while crossing Woodward
ave. and dislocated her arm.
The Detroit times., 1915-12-14

enga, 1887 Baldwin; Joe Stachowski.
627 Horatio. Mike Jubenski, 100 GIL
bert; RaiIrh T.. Watkins. 2i9 Pingree:
Vernon n. Denman. 209 Buena Vista I:
Roy Hoover. sos Mack William Dew
enport. SO lnstell Mikolaj Kovona.
III Thirtieth: Andrew Nanderbush. +.
So Walbrldge; Anthony Bolak. 203
G-reh. Faust Allegrina. % LYman-pl
Ftrrari dlovann1.sl1 Lyman-pL. VIII
liam A. Y. Edwards, Jr,. 251 Jose
phine. Jerry Maisano. 625 Monroe
Matteo Provinzano, 81 Hale. George
Rennstt. 2S Spruce; Fred q. DuranA.
IS Beals; Frederick X. Blay. i5l
DreNell
The Detroit times., 1915-12-14
TO SHOW
POULTRY
Fifth Annual Wyan-
dOtte Show to Open
On Jan. )

wYANDoTTE, Mich, Dec. IA
The nth annual score card show Of
The Wyandotte Poultry and Pet
stock association will be held IN Ar
better hall on Jan. 5. 6. :. and .,
inclusive. Judge c. L. George. OF
Union City. will place the awards
seventy dollars In silver cups will
be given a. specials, besides the
many other prizes. A feature will be
the presentation of settings. TO farm
er girls and boys, under the condi'
tion. that all chickens Matched from
the setting be exhibited at the next
annual chow.
The Detroit times., 1915-12-14
PYTHIANS NAME
NEW OFFICERS

wYANDOTTE. Mich, Dec. a.
The wyandotte lodge OF Pythian
Sisters elected the following officers
at a meeting in the new Pythian
castle, Monday evening: Past chief,
Eva vroman: most excellent chief,
Mary Anspaugh: excellent senior,
Matte Rouse; excellent junior, Jen-
ME Buhr: manager, Kate Rouse;
mistress OF finances, Clara Pollock:
mistress OF records and correspond
ence. Martha Ranka: guard OF the
inner temple. Mrs. Lakin: guard OF
the outer temple. Mrs. Hudson; in.
stalling oficer. Meta Gatzke: dele
gate to the grand temple, Eva Vro-
man; alternate, Meta Gatzke; plan.
list. Emily Price; assistant. Nellie
Wolcott.
A lunch was served after the
election. A large class initiation
will be held on Dec. 81, and the OFF,
GERS will he installed on the second
Monday I'm January
The Detroit times., 1915-12-14
MT. CLEMENS

Theopnilus Par,s, for the past three
years proprietor OF the Cass hotel. in
this city, has sold his interests in the
nouse OF John Roskopp. Sr.. and with
Mrs. Parts and children, leaves today
for the south To remain for the win
ter Mr. Roskopp will manage the
noteL for the winter. at least. The
Cass hotel lost its liquor. license last
spring. and at the time Mr.. Paris an
nounced that he would retire at the
earliest possible date.
DR.. Harvey Scott. well known den.
list and one OF Macomb, county's cor-
oners. who for several months has
been Mt Pontiac for his health. lis re-
covering from slight attack OF
pneumonia. Mrs. Scott; who returned
the doctorw condition is most salts.
factory.
Two funerals will be held In this
city "Wednesday, and In both In
Macomb's oldest residents. Mrs Kath-
erina Kitchenmestei who passed
away Saturday night, was rs years
old. and for many years had made
her home with Mr.. and Mrs. William
Bannow, on the townline road. She
sustained broken hip a year ago. as
result OF fall. and never fully re-
Ssrmsn sSyersn Rev weis%Sller snrsn e the II,
nclate ut this service. to be held at
the church Wednesday at 2:a0 O'clock
The. funeral OF William Huffman. who
died carly sunday morning, viii be
conducted from the home OF his
dau ghter. South Gratiot-ave, Rev.
Stitt In charge OF the service. Mr..
Huffman was 7s years old. and for
many years. was engaged ny the
U1lrich Hardware Co. as tinsmith.
Miss Hazel Elsie has returned home
from Ann Arbor, where she has been
visiting friends for a week.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. q. Pickens. of De-
troit, who have been guests OF Mr.
and Mrs. Anthony Kilcs. Moross ave,
left for their home Monday.
William Robinson went to Ann Ar
The Detroit times., 1915-12-14
NIOrtnary

ROBIN son Monday Dec. y. 1914. -
residence, i25 Cass-ave,. George O.
Robinson, aged SO years beloved
husband OF Jane r. Robinson and
brongb Mrs. Mabel r. Robinson.
George A.. and the late Fred y.
Robinson. Funeral services frors
house Wednesday afternoon at
o'clock.
DEXTER William. aged "a. Dec ~
he leaves a daughter, Mrs. Matilda
MAYER. and son, Herman. Burial
from his late residence: ~ LOUIS
ave. near Holcomb. "Wednesday,
Dec. IS. at y. m.
liufenbeck. aged so years. beloved
father OF Mrs. Frank J. Cramer,
Mrs. Albert f. Wacker. Mrs. George
g Gassmann and Mrs Ado,2h ~
FRANKIE at the home of his dauyh-
ter. Mrs. r, j. Cramer, 1879 Pulford :
st ON account OF Illness in this
family. funeral viii he held from
the home OF his daughter. Mrs; A.
nesday afternoon. at o'clock
Burial at Elmwood.
HiLI.-Loren W.. aged So. beloved
husband OF Elizabeth Snow HUI;
father of r,ersis = and Helen p.
hurst-aye.
kRuG-pec 10. 1915. Ernestine krue,
Funeral from the residence OF her
sister, Mrs. Louise X. Bresler, NJ
| rutnam-ave, Wednesday at
o'clock Burial at Woodlawn. pri-
| vate.
PEPPi ,TT-Dec. 13. 1915. Cora. be-
loved wife Of William and mother
of Lestrcll Peppiatt. Funeral from
| the chapel at Highland cemetery.
Y.ps psilenti. Mich. Wednesday at ?
o'clock.
sk ELTON ~. 1918. Frances,
aged IS beloved wife OF John:
mother Of Mildred. dear sister of
| Nellie. George and Harold BrHnton.
Funeral from the residence of her
father. Robert Branton. SIC Ma
tional-ave Time later.
sULIIyAN-Dec ~. 1915. at her resi-
dence. 81 National-aver Julia A.
sullivan, daughter Of the late
| Thomas and Mary sullivan. sister
OF Mary and Daniel sullivan. Fu-
neral Thursday from residence nj
Sis and Holy Trinity church nj
a. m Burial at New Baltimore
by car.
wHITING--Dec II, 1915. ut resider,r'
773 East Larned-st,. Margaret Y.
rclict of the late George l.. Whit
ing. Delayed mother OF Henry ID.
DeGarmo e.. and LeninsweH I,
Whiting and Mrs. w II. Rutsor
and Mrs. William Tyler. Funera
Wednesday at 2.30 p. m. from resi-
| dcnce.
WHITING--Dec. II. at residence. ~
| East Larned-st.. Margaret T.. relicl
81 late George l.. Whiting. beloved
mother of Harry D. De Garmo @
and Leffingwell r. Whiting, Mrs
". r Rutson and Mrs. William Ty-
lcr. Funeral Wednesday at 2:30 p
M from residence.
The Detroit times., 1915-12-14
HIGHLAND PARK

Mr. and Mrs Gardner. OF New Jer-
sey. have moved 10 No. 100 Coftiahn
ave. -, ,e
Pasadena ave. who Is studying at
Ypsiianti, spent the week end at hef
home.
dale ave. spent the weekend NJ
~ Hiss Myrtle Davis. OF No. 235,
Buena Nista-ave. east. has recovered
from an illness OF several weeks. az
Miss Helen Rodgers. OF No. 80
Pasadena ave. has recovered from q
X. NJ parsons. OF No. IS Tyler-ave..
is confined to his home on account
Mias Eva Morris. OF No. i55 Rich.
ton-ave.. has recovered from snort
illness.
i g. Morris. Of No. 15S Rlehton- t :
ave. Is confined 20 his home because
f.. q. Potter. of No 80 Cortland
ave. spent the week-end at Flint
MIR and Mrs. Heart gave dane
ing party. Friday evening AT tho
Fournier hall in honor or their son
and daughter
Miss Rose Murphy, OF No. 12i Cort,-
land-ave.. lis visiting In Wennetka, III,
Mrs. Louis Denna and family, 2i
Capac. Mich. are moving To Nc. S4i
Moss-ave.
Mrs Thomas Johnson and family,
OF ttN meTa. lnUss IlVN'N W "''s
Miss Zeta Reitzel. OF No. 229 High
land-ave.. spent the week -end az
the guest OF Miss ParuliDe Pierce, OF
Detroit.
Clarence Spring. OF No. 1913 Buena
vista-av east. Is confined to his home
because OF illness
The Kodak club met M the High
school. Friday evening. The eve
ming. VAS spent in printing pictures.
Alfred Holland. OF No III Sturde-
vant-ave.. Is still seriously III. caused
by severe injuries obtained IN an
automobile accident early IN Novem-
MIR. and Mrs. C. r. Bradley. OF No.
So Monterey-ave, spent the weekend
at Lockwood. Mich. -,
the woman's Union OF the Presby-
terrain church will be held at the
home OF Mrs. G.. u. Brown. of No.
80 Grand-ave; west o,,.a
superintendent of the primary de-
partment OF the congregational
church.
Mrs. Charles wagar. OF No, III
Cortland ave, entertained the Needle
Craft club at her home, Monday att
ernoon.
George Whittemore. OF Pontiac,
was brought before Justice l.anasan
dinances He was fined 80 and costs
amounting to So.
William Mcdonnell. of No. 22lO Scna-
tor, was fined 81 and costs amount
ing to So on Saturday for violating
the traffic ordinances.
Wednesday evening. Dec, %, light
comedy, The Counterfeit Santa
Claus" will be staged IN the auditor
Aum OF the High school under the di-
rection of Mr.. Parsons. music. In
structor of the High school About
60 children from tho Junior High will
take part, besides few from the
Senior High. This play has a roal
Christmas sentiment. and II Is GER
tainiy going to he worth the 25 cents
admission. The proceeds will 20 to-
ward the Washington fund.
The Detroit times., 1915-12-14

UiNGs ihooofs. A'iANbss wv 80
One lonely raccoon. and 100 hunt
ers.
This was the situation Game War.
den Charlie Daniels found at the Ad-
olson switch. Michigan-aye.. recent
ly. The hunters brigade came arm
ed with ladders. barrels, sticks,
shotguns and back-feyer. Poor Mr..
Coon was I'm the tree, and the 100
were on the ground. waiting for a
chance to get him.
Some brave man in the outnum-
bered battalion "clumb" UP the tree.
The limb broke. Mr., Hunter and
Mr.. Coon fell, but friend coon jump
ed TO another tree, while the brave
hurter fell into the arms OF Mother
Earth, whose reception was rather
solid. as 1t were.
Finally. one hunter George Bren'
nan, braver than the rest, placed his
ladder against the tree and stealth
lily "snook" on the animal. bagging
him. This, alas and alack, was not
the end. for just as the triumphant
hunters made their way home. the
hunter OF hunters strolled along.
Brennan. who would not allow the
game out OF his hands. was caught
with the goods" and so "Chollie"
arrested him and brought him to
Justice Ntemann's court. River
Rouge. and gave him jury trial.
More than 10 vest side hunters
came along to see that George got
fair play, but after n was brought
out In testimony by attorney for the
defense. Henry Messimer, that the
whole brigade had tried to make the
catch, the Jury returned verdict
OF not guilty OF the charge of having
n raccoon in his possession out OF
season.
Daniels had Brennan before the
justice in Hamtramck, but he was
acquitted there. also.