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The Detroit times., 1915-10-20

That Is Gillespie's Sug-
gestion to Safety First
Federation

Licenses for all automobile driv.
ers. owners as well as paid chauf-
feurs. which would give the police
the power OF license revocation and
the power TO prevent an unlicensed
person driving car. constituted the
main point OF VPolice Commissioner
Gillespie's recommendation TO the
Safety First Federation gathering In
Hotel Pontchartrain, Wednesday
morning.
Com, Gillespie, who is chairman ~
the street traffic committee for the
federation, submitted a standard traf.
flc code TO the meeting. In the main
the code was that already inforCed
in Detroit by way OF the traffic ordi.
nance. but minor points had been
added after careful survey and
comparison of the existing traffic
regulations OF all the cities in the
country.
The commissioners idea OF license
qualifications would be 10 make II
necessary for man or woman 10
have driven a car at least 100 miles.
The code submitted makes II posi-.
BILE for new lrivers 10 learn under
the chaperonage OF a licensed driver
by providing that an unlicensed y r.
son may not drive car unless &C.
companied by a licensed driver, who
is willing 10 take all risks a.
though he were driving the car him.
self.
Another added point in the code
makes the use OF rear-vlew roilectors
or periscopes, mandatory on oil clos
ed bodies or on any car so construct.
ed that the driver cannot easily look
back and see what is behind him.
The proposed code would also
make II mandatory on all owners ~
motor cars TO keep them securely
locked whom left on the street be-.
cause OF the great number Of accl.
dents caused by the attempted 90.
cape. generally al high speed cnd ~
ten with lights extinguishcd, Of mo.
TOR car thieves.
The Wednesday morning program
OF the convention Included addrcssea
by Job IA. LippinCot of New JERSEY.
Harp =. Coffin ~ Portland ore
and Karl w. Zimmersched chair.
man OF the standards committee Of
the Society of Automobile Engineers.
Mr. Iimmcrschold paid particular at.
tentlon 10 tho efforts OF automobile
engineers TO do away with slaring
headlights and illustrated Ii- tall.
with number a. charts sbovpe IA
dargers of dazzling headHlH8 on
the road
I'm tho TUESDAY afternoon scqgion
Harold w. NeWUGT. commits. flu..
cussed automobile lio-u os aud
recommended n puufograut ic tcpuss
tor every operator under a FIufs,,rr,
federal statute.
Robert Atkinson. Gro corrrrI.s .o,.
er ~ New York. drclarrd that T.,
should be- mad a criminal oTc1ra %
throw ava ya lighted cigar. cigarette
or match inside y building az 40 no,
cent. of all the fires OF the country
- Qtnsted that way,
The Detroit times., 1915-10-20
CLEAR
BY NIGHT
Sabin Forced Through
Poe Lock By Two
Tugs

SAULT STE. MARIE. Mich. Oct.
20 Special) -Supt :. c. Sabin
announced this morning that he eX-
pectcd 10 have the Davis lock in
commission again by O'Clock to-
night.
The lock was unNatered this
morning The steamers Rixby and
Brewer who have been delayed here
for The past % hours on account OF
deep iraught. were put through the
Poe lock this morning with the as
sistance OF two Tugs
These tugs raised the biz steam
crs over the stills by working their
wheels under the steamers stern
and thus raising the water level in
the lock. Several steamers are stu
being held below and Ave or six
above
The Detroit times., 1915-10-20
NILLIAN DIES
OF INJURIES
Was Injured In Auto
Crash Saturday;
Other Accidents

Injuries received n an auto acct
Diem, uG GrauI Ruerrd. Saturday
a.-At. resulted IN iLe death Of Sid
he, hillian, % years old. of the
cts engineers Office. in his home
-. Boz Myrtle 81, TUESDAY night.
NilliJu suhclsd fractured skull,
Huen an auto in which he VAS rid
Ug wiki Bedford Mclean, oI No. O9l
Eigt,eeuth-st.. colliled with another
MA hine near the Grand River and
Jo, ,ris. ana overturned Kil'ian
WAS unconscious when picked up,
uui NcLraHs right ear was torn of.
Mrs. Mclean and Two children, in
tae rear seat escaped without in
jury
KulisG's VIII, and family live in
Grand Rapids They have been adj
ysed OF his death By the coroners
,.Hye
Tho other machine that figured In
- oiiision ran into ditch, bui
the names OF me occupants were
not lea ned oy lne police.
Mark Brown, of No. 1851 Roose-
yelt-ayc., refused 10 step at the sig
nal OF a Uaf.C officer al Grand
River-ave. and Sixteenth-st- early
TUESDAY highs, aud his auto vas
struck IL the rear by the tongue of
q fire cLemica! wagon. responding
90 AL alarm The car was damaged,
adt Brown escaped injury.
Mrs kirtie Nitter. Of No. IS Hazel.
ST. VAS crossing Rrssell-st-, al Ora
a,.-2ye.. az ; O'Clock, Tuesday
night; when shs Vas run down by
la auto driven by Charles b. Shain,
ci so SO Forestaye.. west. She sut-
i-rvd an injured right shoulder and
ls- and Sas taken to her home by
rho police
Thrown from a motorcycle by
5IlisioR with an auto that did not
Stop. MFs. sylvia Hamilton, OF No.
IS TaEE-st.. was severely hurt al
Wocda ard ana Delaware-ave., al =
ycl0sk Tuesday night Her .hus-
band MAJ. who was driving the
Gle @as thrown also, but did
not -fifer iniurr
IsaJale Bu-dich. years old. OF
40 igs Riysrdst.. was hit b. an
auto o the Peninsuiar Cigar Co. OF
So - WooGwsrd-Gye., while cross
iu1 .f rraet in frcnt OF his home.
f-
g verely cut and bruised.
The Detroit times., 1915-10-20
DANIELS WANTS
BIG L. S. OWNED
ARMOR PLANTS
Continued from Page One,


az congress authorized. the govern
ment would have saved enough Oh
armor plate TO pay for the plant
many times over.
There has been no competition
Ia arino- plate and recently two OF
the three plants came under a sin
gle ownership. The time has come
for the navy 10 build factory OF
is own, which should have been
erected in 1907 when the money Nas
available. II has been ascertained
by special commission that the
navy. with a modern plant. -
manufacture arnor plate from $3.50
TO $500 as against IN eonn-competl-
tive prices OF $425 to sise charged
under the last contract"
The hone which entertained
for an international agreement TO
end competition in costly building
programs still cherish While con.
ditions today ere such that no sug-
gcstion OF looking to an Information
al agreement could be made with
prospects Of success. I still entertain
the sill cere desire that when peace
is restored The suggestions may De
approved BY the great navy building
nations OF the world"
Daniels said he Gid not desire 4
government mcnCpcly Ia making
war munitions, Jut desired the gov.
eminent 20 be equipped 10 furnish
adequate supplies and also 10 hold
down prices OF private contractors.
THAT policy" ne said. would
prevent effective agitation for war
conducted by those who make pr/
by msBufact1re of var supplies
Regarding the sh.p purchase bill.
Daniels said the ships should be
built on plans drawn by the navy.
for Use as navy auxiliaries In case
OF trouble"
His fve-year navy Increase plan.
Involving expenditure Of half a bll.
lion dollars. has been approved by
the president. he said and would
provide well proportioned" navy.
The Detroit times., 1915-10-20
MT. CLEMENS

Walter Schultz tho ft-year-old Eu-
clld-ave. youth, run down by the Me-
dea auto buE late Monday ni-hf. re
ceived broken leg as the result cf
Washington sanitarium
city Attorney Weeks viii this
week start an action against tle De
troit United taliwya CO 20 coupe y
10 comply with the requirements or
their present franchise iu This ely
At Monday uigpts council meetIr-
the ml uicipal body turned down nat
the offer ~ the company 90 recon
bridge ia return fOT the extension "f
all their NJ Clemens franchises FOR
n period OF 90 years. Tho bridge "a
now closed To car traffic, and as tn
-. T. RS present franchise. which
stiil has 10 years 20 run. calls 10Y All
shore line cars 10 make hourly trips
70 tho Avery House square. l"rai uft-
cials contend that the company is
violating their franchise The rrin-
cipal reason for TIE city : rCUtnfD-
way company Co build new bridge
George rcwmit % Detroit. owner
OF the property oVrosit" thF FcAn-
tain bath house. has let contract
10 a local frm FOR the construction
OF a new and modern ~ story hrie
apartment house. work upon which
will be started AZ once
The Cottage clnb members VIII
meet w eHn'suat evening ~ VIC in.if
OF Mr.. Alice Kelley. No us Ma
Mrs r u Erskiue. Csss-ave. on,
tertained the members ~ the social
club in her home Tuesday evening
Suit has been started IN circuit
court BY John rdyhamn. OF
Warren township against John Karin:
The ban asks for the reformation OF
leases on farm lands in Warren
Mrs NJ g Cronlu lett Tuesday
evening for Jackson where she viii
attend the annual convention OF
Kings Daughters. Before returning
home Mrs Cronin goes 20 LANSING.
where she VIII be delgate 10 the
State Federation OF Women's Clubs
Mr. and Mrs Fred Smith. Miller
ST., leave Wednesday for Royal oak.
where they viii make their future
home Mr.. smith recently accepted a
position as telegraph operator in the
Grand Trunk station there
Miss Jennie Jewel Of New Bal:i-
more is a guest ~ the home or NJ.
and Mrs Bert Norton
Miss Bess Whipple. OF Duluth.
Mimi. IL spending some time with
her cousin. Mrs : g. Price. Cass-ave.
Bert Schunemsn and family re-
turned Tuesday evening from an eX-
tended visit with relatives IN INLAY
City
Mrs Eva Clapp. OK south Lyon. were
week end guests In the home OF &. r.
Rose. Lincoln ave.
William Miller leaves Wednesday
for Akron. @. whore he viii visit
relatives for week
Miss katherine Defenbaugh has re-
home turned from visit with Ohio
Mrs n. I. speer returned Tuesday
from Lansing
The Detroit times., 1915-10-20
YANDOTTE
HAS SURPLUS

MAMMOTH. .:IeE.. oct. 90
COUNT treasurer. according TO
opott rend in the meeting of the
ncil Tuesday evening. has ball
Of 81 .taa.3s N favor OF the city
Txfyardottc, and the commission
U divided 4 into the following
NE Contingent, si.299.S3. hos
y fand. 5000. and then transfer
1890 from the hospital fund
tkc John r. Gilbert Memorial
nit! fund.
He rrTcri OF the poor commits.
IVES includes expenditure
o25.5o. wss accepted and The
M accents we're ordered paid.
~ annual budget IL the Board
fdpcat'on ~ss also accented. ara
t:35 voted over to the board
The Detroit times., 1915-10-20
YPSiLANTl

Tb Nrh,-.. f-dd. TO to- COME
ptetF- l'l IS iS-fp0t addition 90
az fa.toy.
y o y,al5 ha purchased d. t5r
~ tre Glibcrt s1Ad..Isipu from tr.
spFAanti iily Pr,a's Co
..irs. = r.ocy. of FuparIor TOW -HIp
- nursing a broken rib ressi RI be-
. fail
Airs. James Downing expect. % rs-
torn tbie week from M, to. pitr' tu
Ann a Boz. whore she was f~ceur'y
Uprrats upon fug goitrr.
.tr OF .cemerts have been recei OH
a-uUvnrtrs the marriage of Sis.
Adac ward q former y .rmal con.
serv tory -'tl a. dec shaw. gralI-
ats Of CDfuW q .,iIe-.t
tuaug euir.t. neEs been made so
That Normal etr lcuL h0 are ha !ns
eye troubles may nave fr.c lilipH-
tiols az che University husiit4
The Normal y ". 4. - nuuts re-
Just ar even hair ~ thr NcrmaI
ga a. enrolment with each easIz-
Ing actively in the work.
D. J.. Qu.rk jr, bas returned from
me MILITARY camp 100 Fort sheridan.
III, whe Dc has beet for several
weeks. Mr. 2uirk was made 70 core
putal ~ cavalry and h' haa been tl.
pointed on the "Nnrutr a. COMMITTEE
OF eighteen for tho permanent or.
Sanization that has grvwu 0ut 90 fhr
The Free Church Aid zocicty ,lea--
ed SIS from THO chen" party given bv
them on recent date
Mis- G -. Price VIII u.svr iu tno
carly spring 20 Hudson to live vffh
her laughter. Mrs Johnson
Airs George Millst vas hoFte--. to-
day ai dinner 20 the Lemer diyls ION
Of the BiNboro Ala society
Niles Frances Eaton, Of b4ravl,r.
y Y. iE visiting 81 the home ~ her
brother, i1ssTh Eaton
Mrs. Hamilton Collins aged 81
years aud six months died Tuaedlr
IN her bcme on Maple-st. follow ms
y strok. 81 paralysis She BE- SURE
vivcJ by two daughters Mrs Bohyr;
Clark ~ superior tuwnsnip. and Mrs
Edw Fowler. of Brighton. colo. Both
dauvhttrs are la the, city.
Miss cora Bowen has bccn appoint
ell leader OF tae childs church scr
Vice. which " 90 be inauguratcd sun
day morning al 1870 o'clock IN the
primary dtltttucrl OF The Methodist
Episcopal Sunday school. The OFF,
cere rshefs. collectors and choir are
all 20 he chosen from the children
Delegates from the Npsilanti study
club. the Ypsilanti Womans club an1
the Literary club. who will go this
week TO Lansing TO attend tho state
federation are: Mrs George w Al
ban with Mrs. c. y. Riley a. alter.
mates from the study club: Mrs. Nor
re Chaplin with Mrs. r. q. Hutton
~ "a Es13e'S stub are Ms
The Detroit times., 1915-10-20
EN'TER
My SHOW
Nit at ROmulus
misses to Be En-
phatic Success

)NuLus. Mich. Oct. 2o.-Near-
: chiidren ranging In age from
& months to i've years have al
bsen entered IN the Better
)oe~ contest which will be a Tea
NIX the frst day Of the Romulus
&pd Homecoming. Oct. ,2-2S.
no convenience OF the examin-
6DSsicians the entries have been
MA into five classes. accordinE
3De. but even though the work is
~ facilitated 1t will keep the doc
busy awarding the medals for
nest perfect child in each divi'
~ eontest will be held in the
Xodist Episcopal church.
~ Examining physicians viii be
*yx ,. Granfield,~ New Boston:
Mt. d. Earle, Wayne; Or. Carl
o<, Belleville; DR.. j. j. Mar
E3oise: DR. Campbell, Ply
y m. c. NJ. Clark. Romulus:
~61ey McConologue, Spring
The Detroit times., 1915-10-20
DAMAGED GOODS"
IN GRAND CIRCUS

The screen production OF the great
Eugene Brieux drama, Damaged
Goods" is on view in the Grand
Circus theater. this weak. IL Is a
remarkable piece OF motion photog.
raphy and also IL well worth while
from a dramatic standpoint.
Richard Bennett, as the principal
character. brings 10 the conscious.
ness OF the audience the terrible
truth OF social conditions by his
restraint and natural acting. The
others OF the company give good
support. Though dealing with so
fearful a subject. the play Is Singh
larry free from Objectionable fea
lures or vulgarity OF any sort. n is
essentially a sermon. rs arc the
written words, which many clergy.
men read from the pulpit.
The Aim is beautifully staged.
though in American. rather than
French settings. n In a tragedy, In
which disease, brought about by a
wine supper and lndIscretions which
followed state Of intoxication,
wrecks many lives and brings about
untold misery. The scenes in the
hospital bring before the eyes most
wildly the awful havoc wrought.
The picture will continue through.
out the week.
The Detroit times., 1915-10-20
HIGHLAND PARK.

Mrs wm. Dorss. OF No, I55 Elm
hurst will entertain the Wo-
mems Union Of the Presbyterian
church. Thursday. al $50 ?. m
Mr. and Ms Ernst Wisroth. %
Orchard Lake. will move. W ednesday.
to No. goo Highla n6-ave.
Mr.. and Mrs. HAIRY Compton Of
Third-av have moved 10 No. rs
Mr.. and Mrs G. s Brodie. o.
Square Lake. were recent guests Of
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. Z. Benedict, OF No.
is5 Highlauc-sve.
"a Grsud-ave., viii take a short mo-
tor trip this week.
Mr. and Mrs A. Lathrup. OF No. sla
Highlapd-ave.. are visiting in Rut-
land. Saskatchewan.
The senior girls OF the high school
will serve a banquet. Thursday eve
ming. Oct. y, for the Boys Affiliated
club in the school lunch room.
The seniors Of the high school will
Smiths Highland Park grocery, at
Bucna Vista and Woodwari-ayes \
large assortment ~ baked goods Will
be displayed at reasonable prices
Mrs. ,. : Glassou. Of No. - Grand
ave east. has recently visited IN
Doris Williams. OF No. IS Gerald
ave. entertained ls boy and girl
friends. Friday evening. the oCcssi on
tfAIE Nv tFHAn RAt ti AtseAt fA+-itf fftff+
music were enjoyed by all 4 dainty
luncheon was served
Arthur Harold. ~ No 25s7 Wood b.
ward-ave r. confined 10 his home
with inhammatOry rheumatism.
John ruiliman. Of No 50 Grand =
ave. left saturday for syracuse. y.
Y being transferred 20 the Ford
Motor Go. plant thee.
Mrs John Picraon. 81 M 2s Cot
taee GroVe-aYe.. IL confined to her
hcy1n ~ ii'ures.
nV-. east. haS returned 20 his home
from "a visit ~ Ann ATbor He at
tended fhe Michigan Case football
game
Arthur o. Na-S OF 80 - Grand
prc ,a.t H tt eutd from "A visit
at Richmond Altrt
The Detroit times., 1915-10-20
DTRACE0F
LOST GIRL
lA Wienkof Disap-
nred From Dance
Hall 8 Weeks Ago

DELEvILLE. Mich. Oct. 90
o weeks have passed since the
0earance Of 18-year-old Edna
ko4 from the dance hall the
1ng o. Sept. 30, and all effort to
- either the girl or her brother
=. Who disappeared at the same
have been OF no avail. The
mother Is becoming distracted
l6ars that perhaps the girl has
1one away with.
(elnents overheard from Farr.
Tan In the case. lead some TO
~ that he and the girl headed
ED4k0ta. where he has an uncle.
Hprtt'es who desire Fairs arrest
9fothcr charge have received
~ from the west that Farr has
4 shown up.
The Detroit times., 1915-10-20
16-YEAR-OLD GIRL
SWALLOWS POISON

Miss Helen Boyle, Is years old,
of No. 492 Cavalry-ave.. tried to kill
herself. early Wednesday morning
by drinking poison. In the home OF
her brother. No. 81 wifite-st., where
she was spending the night. Taken
to the West Side Harper hospital
antidotes were given. and her con-
dition was reported. "Wednesday
noon. as greatly improved. Her re-
covery IL expected. Relatives OF
the young woman are mystifed
over her act.
The Detroit times., 1915-10-20
Getting Married Is Weary
Job for These Opera Singers

Getting married Is an annoying.
tiresome sort OF a job-for grand op-
era singers Anna Buck and Eu-
genie Correnti, members OF the Bos.
ton Grand Opera company, were
much irritated over the trouble
they had getting the knot tied.
Tuesday.
They appeared in the county
clerks once in the morning and OBJ
tanned a license. Alex Stewart. mar
rage license clerk, was asked to
hunt up justice OF the peace. Alex
hunted long and diligently. but
could hnd none.
The Detroit times., 1915-10-20
EpFT WOMEN
GyCT as SPIES
~ TUF GERMANS

AMSTERDAM. Oct. 90 Miss
ta. ras-it .'c Ersllsh nurse, re.
TfaI 40 iru,sels by the com
er 90 German 1ring squad in
..' e Hren SIZE had tainted when
20 die, alter a court
convicted her Of espion.
o1r one of 1--WE. including
.f.f nmrne who paid The
aa.. penalty on the same charge,
rl.fs 20 tho Echo lie Beige to-
fIs Miss Cavell the victims
trd AS follows:
Jeanne de Bellevillc
Hu- i1ri. Thuliez. a French
9rr.r.
philippe ua1y IN architect
- 5asor.n q chemist.
Echo DO BeIge says General
a 3'1 ug German governor OF
belgium. posted IN Belgian town
halls sanourccmeuts OF The pro.
uouucenent of the death sentences
bF cert martial
The Detroit times., 1915-10-20
Russians CAPTURE
CZernOwicZ, Report

LONDON. Oct 20.--Owing 10 the
Russians success I'm breaking the
Austrians' line on the Strypa river.
tho latter have been forced 10 evac-
uate ZzernoTfcz. n was said in a
Bucharest dispatch today.
CLernowicz Is capital % the Aus
trian crown land Of Bukowina.
southeast ~ Galica n Is an i'm.
portant town ifG miles southeast OF
Lemberg
The Detroit times., 1915-10-20
stole counen,. [. ch,rn.

Fred Jackson. Negro. 81 years
cid. NJ No 81 WatEor.st.. was ar
rested b Detectives Repp and HeiE,
Wednesday. ahergcd win stealing
coupons from John r Woodhouses
ciesr store. ~ Jetetson.Gve. and
Grisv old-si. where r. was employed
lie WI caught m the A., OF hiding
a quantity Of coupons, the officers
say
The Detroit times., 1915-10-20
S2j,000,n0G ~ GOLD
FROM LONDON

MEN fORK Cr eN FHo st.
chipment OF id I'pa al
he United state ma ta
than ans o. ae r.H0H r.f
mtnts, arrived herr lst rie.+ ar.
was placed boz ne --, oG. Tfl
gold Is said ,q cor .et rH.ray a.
British soycreirns auds tr b. rur
approximately S1.nar
The gold WIS consigned t0 r g.
Morgan & Co. bu ra Official an
nounccmcnt cogccrn.ue DE value a.
the shipment was male fy tha.
firm. II was learned that tho coins
Will lie melted into bullion bars.
and credited 70 the flritish govern
- - 1Gorxau 1rm
The Detroit times., 1915-10-20

"IOme back az O'CIOCk." he adj
vised
The couple came back The jus-
tices were either out or very busy
Miss Buck and Correni had ~
attend a rehearsal They returned
about o'clock, Il was O'Clock
when Justice Marschner heard OF
their plight lie adjourned a case
long enough 10 pronounce the vocal
lists man and wife
Il never rhougbt II took so much
trouble, said MIS- Cor:eut., with q
weary sigh
Mrs COrrcnti is n uat'~o ~ ~
Clai-. Mich.
The Detroit times., 1915-10-20
Italy Calls 4 More
Classes to COlOrs

ROME, Oct 2O.-Four moro
classes ~ Italian reserves were
called 20 tho colors today. complet.
ing mobilization.
The latest call 70 the colors i'm.
mediately gave rise TO reports that
italy was about 10 send strong re-
Inducements 10 the Allies in the
Balkans. No more men were need
ed M present, n was said by we'll
informed persons. on the Austrian
front. 800
Thsrs W = 80, ssvInpaalcu
The Detroit times., 1915-10-20
BIRMINGHAM

Fil,iam crnpbcll aged s.. did
~ stroke 90 PARALYSIS. TursdaY
<fHsh. w his hem" on Scuthcr y
ne y survived by a widow
~ oars hters, Mrs J I. Crocker.
<.t1etroi, Mfs T. 81. peherty. ~
FAst. Mscii: Icnna. az home. and
sVrr. Francis and Erwin NJ
~. rhe funeral viii be S.ld "n
Pr DIV afternoon ffor, the horne
ini will he la The Royal OAK cern.-
FIDisam Dawson 81 Romusu. and
Jpseph krebs, 81 New Boston.
~ rcnent guests Of Mr.. and Mr.
~ Campbell ON McFriil-sf.
~ Z w Scott. OF Rochester. y
.n guest of MIR. and MIS-. l.. \
~ Bete~-st
Coeft biaJsdeil. a tree doctor who
viking at the Booth farm. Tues
I9trnoo1 fell 30 feet into a pond
Nov workman helped him out
Mas unconscious for several
~ vcmans auxiliary cf 81
~ Episcopal church. viii meet
r9etuy afternoon IN the horn 20
f<{ls ~ Berry IN Bloomfield Hiils
William Wells, Of Detroit. will
~ Lillian Weaver and Miss ETA
of Detroit, we're recent
uf Mr. and Mrs Joseph
~, Bates~st.
friday Bridge club will meet
Afternoon Va the home Of Mrs
MAXWELL. east OF this place.
4W g. Formsp. OF Bloomfield
~ ees brought suit for di-
3Itom Nfrn Aadlc Forman, whom
fse1 with dcssrtion. since Sept.
The bin says they Mere
Mar. 10. 1910. in Pontiac
~ pne son. Gaylord, aged four
- whom The father asks the
1sosre Mi,cheii wen, Tuesday
kb4r Hcaeh 10 visit relatives
,0t&h Dookham spent Tues
&n her brother. Ray Hamlin. IN
1In6t In Wing Lake
~ Iivfnnston. AGED ss. died
0fQ1 pneumonia Monday morn
NJ home IN Troy. A prayer
91n ~ the house Tuesday
MessiSs % boy Mich for
s A.. sss.y'r M,
The Detroit times., 1915-10-20
RIVER ROUGE

The case ~ Mars $751; Charles PEI.
rssky mas been postponed f.. tNH
wee a.
There VIII be % hoE social . p.r
Lady Of Lourdes school "#It Na--
nesday evening. given lr -a. t..s
Name society
The Detroit times., 1915-10-20
Outrage.

wow my SON." said tho conscien-
tious father. tell mo why punish.
cd You"
That's H." blubbered the boy IN.
dignantly. First. you pounded the
life out OF me. an now you don't
hnev vhst yea done y foe."-ysek
The Detroit times., 1915-10-20

Northeastern Business Mems as.
sociation. Moore school Richard J.
Lawson for the plan, and Geo VIM
Moore. against.
Northwestern Council OF Clubs.
Estabrook school Arthur J. Lacy,
speaker
Catholic Business Women's club
Y. VI. o. rooms, No. 10 Elizabeth. ST.;
Paul weadock. speaker.
Brickmakers' union, High and
The Detroit times., 1915-10-20

ever
PARIS, Oct 20.--"German attacks
have been repulsed everywhere,
aid An official summary of he past
weeks developments on the Franco
German front. issued here today
They cost the Germans, con
tinued the statement, 5000 losses
in the Loos and Souchez districts.
German attempts in Champagne
have resulted only In consolidating
the French positions on the hill and
In the village OF Tahure. Their evi.
dent purpose was to diminish the
impression OF German weakness in
Champagne and 70 draw attention
from the kalser's Serbian offensive"
The Detroit times., 1915-10-20
SERBS, BULGARS
AND TEUTONS
ARE LOCKED

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OF the developments purpose. how
ever.