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The Washington herald., 1916-01-18
Columbia's Post-season Series.

New York. Jan. T.-Columbia,s base-
ball team is to have post-season trip
through New England and Northern New
York in June. accordieg to the schedule
OF games announced. Following the an
nuA commencement day contest in New
York with Pennsylvania, on June q the
nine will start on its jaunt, meeting
Brown on June g. The final game of the
trip win be played with Cornell ct Ithaca
on June
The Washington herald., 1916-01-18
Wants to Know About Transfer.

Chicago, Jan. IT.-President Chivington.
of the American Association. announced
last night that he would go to Cleveland
this week to discuss with bankers there
the future of the association team. He
said he knew of nothing new in the pro-
posed sale of the club, but declares
something must be done about the trans
fer from Cleveland soon.
The Washington herald., 1916-01-18

FIRST RACE-hree furions; 2yesr-olds Bray.
lo4; No Fnend, 1N; Ophelia. W. lU; Seminole
llo; crises, lis; Lantsna. ia; Cadillac. ia
SECOND RACE-SiI fmiones; 3yearolds; sell
ing 'Galss~inthe. Io; 'Idlsr. lo2; Tony Fashion,
lo4; SIMILAR. lo6; Belle Of the Kitchen los; Emily
r.. lbs; 'hedea. I6; Little Alta no.
THIRD RACE-FfTe furlonss; +yesr@ohs and
upward; selling. Quick Start, 100; 'Coppertovu.
100; Sosius. loi; Ada Anne. 1e4; 'Zah. los; Sonny
Boy. ls; Bunice. l6i Friins. l6; wolfs Baths,
los; Elsewhere, los
FOURTH RACE-Pfre turiongs; Ayear-olds and
upward; selling 'stouinzton, 81; Chitra. g; YeL
low Eyes, 80; Ajax, %; 'Inlan, %; Pase White
ol: Bulssr, iS; Day IAsht. los; Louise May. lo4
Jim Aauaday, ib; Miss Primity lB
FIFTH RACE-Ons mile and fifty yards; Ayesr
ODDS and upward; selling BABY Sister. IT; st
Lasertan. lG; 'RsvenAl G; Della Mack llo
Jesse r.. III; Luther. H.
Only ave races today. Post O'Clock.
sAuprsnttce afov,ncs rl,inn~d
The Washington herald., 1916-01-18
Boyer Will Accept Old Job.

Hagerstown, Nd, Jan. 17.-Charles w.
Boyer. Hagerstown. will be reelected
president Of Blue Ridge Baseball League
at the annual meeting here today An
nouncement that he would accept re-
election was made last night. There is
a big fight on the proposal to make the
league an eight-club instead Of a six
club league. Cumberland and Frostburg,
fayoring Sunday baseball, will ask for
admittance into the league
The Washington herald., 1916-01-18
Fulton Trains at New Orleans.

New Orleans, Jan. F.-Fistic fans saw
Fred Fulton in action for the first time
here yesterday. He is training for a bout
here with Porky Flynn. Fulton showed
well for thy five rounds. He is fast, has
a hard wallop and has mastered FItz-
simmons left shift He blocks we'll. but
is open to short left hooks He has a
longer reach than willard
The Washington herald., 1916-01-18
To Confer on Dates.

Chicago, Jan. 1.-THE first meeting of
the big league schedule makers will be
held at Chicago on Wednesday, January
le, according to an announcement today
by President johnson, Of the American
League. johnson said Barney Dreyfuss
Of Pittsburgh, and John Heydler, secre-
tary of the National League, would come
here on that date to begin work on the
1916 card.
The Washington herald., 1916-01-18
viii Receive Single &C.

New York. Jan. 7.-You won't find any
more Cornell athletes plastered with
eighteen or twenty "C's'' as evidence of
their athletic prowess. The university
hereafter will award single ..C'' to ali
students showing meritorious accomplish
ments In sporting events.
The Washington herald., 1916-01-18
Wants Trustee Appointed.

In an interview with President Tener
in New York. Harry Sinclair asked that
the National Commission appoint trus-
tee for the money which o. B. is to pay
the Ward estate for its efforts toward a
lasting peace
The Washington herald., 1916-01-18

Members of the Oldest Inhabitants As
sociation will remember when Old Pop
James played with the Y M. c. A. and
Carroll teams back about ten or twelve
years ago. Well, that same Old Pop
played the comeback stuff last night by
making nine goals from floor for Beck
when that team defeated Fourth Pres
byterian AZ to 1S
Not only did James score most for his
side, but he showed the young gentry
Just how the game should be PLAYED.
featuring In both passing and general
The Washington herald., 1916-01-18

Mayor Lamb. Of Akron, Ohio. and Mayor Davis Of
Cleveland, Ohio. have Just announced that they
will each appoint commission Of three men in q
few days to handle the boxing game in their Ne
spectiye cisiss Only four clubs will be granted
licenses to hold bouts in Cleveland and tive, in
Akron- Mayor LAub win order his commission to
make club refund the money to the spectators il
the bouts are tame enairs
The Washington herald., 1916-01-18
Waller Pipp some swatter.

According to the ball players who made
the transforming tour with Frank Ban
croft last fall, walter Pipp. Of the YAM
KEGS. will be the best frst baseman in
the land next season. Maybe they are a
bit oyer-enthusiastic.
The Washington herald., 1916-01-18
lawson a Real Outlaw.

Al Lawson. Of the Atlantic League, is
the perennial pirate on the preserves Of
organized baseball who has launched
more outlay circuits In his career than
any otter half dozen men.
The Washington herald., 1916-01-18
Will Treat Old Matty.

A ney bonesetter. DIR. Spencer. of Los
Angeles, will try to reorsanize McGraw's
time-worn pitching staff. He will doctor
the ailing arms of the great Matty for a
start.
The Washington herald., 1916-01-18
Must Wait Two Years.

If Smith and Kiviat ever intend to COM
pete again as amateurs they must wait
two years before they can apply for re-
instatement
The Washington herald., 1916-01-18
Reid to PlaY in FWkst.

New York. Jan. T.-Planning tour of
important golf links between this city
and the Pacific Coast, Wiifrfd Reid. of
Wilmington. England, who is now in this
city. win leave for the West this week.
The Washington herald., 1916-01-18

sutrtitution-wiliisms for Brccsveh Goals from
hoor-Lons @, HOOK 81. Brodvel, Thomss Amrr-
icz CO, Mspsuy. lie Dcur Gosls from foul-Msrsin
Thomas. America Refeee-Mr. Haas. Time ID
hslves-B minutes.
The Washington herald., 1916-01-18

subssitutions- -spipdlef for W. Tbieie. Goal from
6ocr-Olivcr q. W. Thiele @. n Thiels Cro~u.
TaIbert C9. WriSht ~. Campa-n O.. GO4s from
fcuERu~eG. Refcrcs-Mr. Haas Time cf hslres-
Is minute&
The Washington herald., 1916-01-18
Scratching of Entries
Mars New Orleans Races

o khkcsldJ, fls; Gsnop. 10; Fl PATIO, 10; Africa
Bean. NJ; Chiffon King. III; Suprne u.s.
SIXTH RAoE-Ayar-oIds and upward; Que uils
and an eighth. MsD Ann K, ID; Msrshon. lis;
Lucy George. lis; Counterpart, 10; Ringing. ns;
BAtvs, us; Armour. rs
The Washington herald., 1916-01-18

KID" Gnvs. the welter Weight could not esra
enough to pay his second and he went West.
Now he is getting Hse pss bout and alvsys Is
The Washington herald., 1916-01-18

-Substitnton-E. Dean for B, Dean. Goals from
foor-Dodse. 4; Mortimer. 4; Insley, 5; Tsbb. &
Catlin, z Goals from foul-Bixler, 8; Tabb s
Reseree-Mr. CoIlihowr. Time Of halves-Is minutes.
The Washington herald., 1916-01-18
HAVANA ENTRIES.

,pc.ntice allowance claimed.
The Washington herald., 1916-01-18
JUAREZ ENTRIES.

'Apyrentics allowance claimed.
The Washington herald., 1916-01-18

'Aprsntice allowancs claimed.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-04-18
TRENTON LID
CLAmPED DOWN
Council Votes to Hold Saloons
to Legal Hours and Abolish
Gambling

TRENTON. Mich, April 1s.--With'
ont a dissenting vote. the petitions
presented by about 100 citizens. ask
lag for the strict enforcement OF the
saloon closing. and anti gambling
laws, were adopted by the village
council. Monday evening, and from
now on. Marshal John iabo will
hold all saloonkeepers strictly to the
Marner-Cramton law.
In speaking OF this vote. Tuesday,
tie Rev. George Guichard. Presby-
terrain minister, and one OF the back
ers OF the Weaver evangelistic cam
paign. SAID, IL know that the mere
passage OF the resolution. TO make
this law more effective. IL not
enough, but firmly believe that the
village council appreciates what the
public, as represented by those $50
men. want, and will enforce the la v
10 the letter. To me, 1t seems one
OF the biggest forward steps ever
taken In this village.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-04-18
Standings, G. o. Tourney.
MRS. DUFFIELD
DIES IN EAST
AT AGE OF 80

Mrs. Louise A. Ladue Duffield. 30
years old, widow OF Gen. William W.
Dufield, Of Washington. d. c.. and
sister-in-law of the late Gen. Henry
NJ. Dufield and the late DR. samuel
p. Dufield, OF Detroit, died Monday,
in her home in Harlan, Ky. Mrs.
DufYield was born In Detroit. and
resided in this city throughout her
girlhood and early married life. I'M
til the family removed to Washing
ton. when Gen. Duffield was appoint
ed head OF the coast survey. Gen.
DufYeld was a famous Mexican war
soldier and became nationally IA
nous in the Civil war. Following
his death in 1907. Mrs. Dufield and
her son. William Ward Duffield, and
daughter, Miss Louise Duffield, went
from Washington to Harlan 10 re-
side. In Detroit. Mrs. Dufield's sur.
viving relatives include her niece,
Mrs. Charles p. L.athrop, and six
nephews. DIVE B.. Henry, DR.. Fran
els. DR.. George. Bethune Duffield
and Robert 8. Stewart. There is a
wide family connection in Detroit.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-04-18
WOULD ExPEL
n. PRESBYTER
Churchmen Wroth at Men Who
Cast Doubt On Bible
Miracles
BY UNITED PRESS.

CINCINNATI. o, April 1s.-Pres-
byterian ministers To-Day predicted
an exciting session OF the general
assembly OF the church at Atlantic
City. May IS, when action 10 expel
the New York Presbytery as de.
manded In resolutions of the Gin
cinnati Presbytery will be adj.
yocated.
"Let us kick them out" said the
Rev. Frank II. Stevenson, minister
OF the Church OF the Covenant who
introduced the resolution for the ex-
pulsion OF the New York Presby-
terry. which was adopted by stand
ing vote, AZ to 20.
THE New York Presbytery has
been defiant for 90 years in treach.
cry to the church." said DR.. Stew
enson.
Answering statement that the
church would lose large missionary
donations through this drastic ac.
ton, he said:
LET their money perish wit,
them"
The acceptance as ministers by
the New York Presbytery of mel
who denied belief in the virgin birth
of Jesus Christ and the miracles OF
the exodus caused the Cincinnati
Presbytery's demand.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-04-18
HIGHLAND PARK

Harold Jackson. OF Ann Arbor.
Mich, was a Highland Park. visitor
sunday and Monday.
Robert v. MacLaren has been ap :
Highland Park troop. Boy SCOUTS No.
l. Mr.. MacT.arfen IL acquainted with
the military discipline OF both the
United States and European armies.
months ago from the British army as
injuries received in France.
4 series OF special sermons will be-
and MAY II is the Intention to make
this a continuance Of the recent For
Miss Beuiah Bell. Of Maplewood-
Burroughs Adding Machine Co.
MIR, and Mrs Fred Griffith. OF No.
gS C;rand-avc east. have fully recov,,
, ssD r ,Ser ss ao plarsa turtle
West Grand-biyd'. last week;
Mrs. ~. A. Handy. OF No. 1874 Far
rand Park. left Monday for New
York city to attend the funeral OF
Hundreds Of Highland Park high
school students witnessed the depart
ure OF the Leonard Potter party COM
posed Of Highland Park school sen
Tors and their relative. from tnss
big demonstration took place. during
which an exchange OF school yens
Rex r. Gleason, OF No. 20 Grand
ave. east, formerly managing editor
OF the Northwestern Review, has ac-
cepted a position as advertising man :
aCer with r. g. Frieschkorn Realty
Co. Nos. l2s4-7o Pcnobscot building
Justice and Mrs. Richard flanagan,
OF No. 60 Grard-avc. east, are vtsIf,ng
their daughter, Mrs. Jacobs. OF west
Grand blvd.
Mrs. John Nichols. OF Greenfield
township. visited Highland Park reia-
tives Monday. .,o
Glendale ave. have moved TO NO. 2l'
Glendale-ave. ,es
Mr.. and Mrs. Burstrom. OF No. lss
Gorilla nd ave. have moved TO NO. zig
Glendale ave.
Alexander wunk. OF Greenhsld
township. was arrested yesterday for
bIockadins a IRE hydrant: Ofncer
Sharer made the arrest, after wnicn
Wunk was fined 81 and costs or 10
DAYS in the House Of Correction. nc
was arraigned before Judge Marshai''
Charles Marian. OF No. 1879 Wood
ward-ave.. licensed chauffeur. was
arrested Yesterday afternoon for ex::
cceding the speed limit. He was nned
$40 and $40 costs. before justice
flanagan, and paid.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-04-18
SUBURBAN NEWS

Y. W. G. A. secretary and until re-
Gently head OF the work in Omaha.
Neb.. was An over week end visitor
in Ypsiianti. and was called east by
the death OF her father.
Mrs. Jessie Latham left Monday for
her home in New Britain, Conn.
OF her son. VIM. VI. Latham. OF Buff
falo-st
Frank J Fletcher has purchased a
new Dodge touring car.
Miss Louise iIinckley was an over
week end visitor in Detroit,
The funeral of John " w. Smith.
aged 81. was held this afternoon
tTuesday) from the residence OF his
son. Robert n. smith.
The Normal Coutenpory club was
entertained Monday evening ~ the
home ~ Miss Mary Putnam. with
Dean Marion y White. assisting as
hostes. The guest Of honor was
Dor schools, who gave talk on the
work that 10 being done by the state
Federation az Teachers clubs. others
reported progress In the various Soc
tions OF the nation. and all pro-
phesied higher salaries and pensions.
Tho Saline Savings bank has be-
gun the erection Of new building.
Miss Aurelia Murphy supervisor OF
music In the city schools. Is working
on csntata which Will soon be
given by the city high school choir.
Dr. n. Iaird's Sunday school
class OF the Congregations church,
will meet Tuesday morning in the
Becker home on Forcst-ave
Artemio Rurbsno Sr.. OF Paste CO.
lumbia. South America. Is expected
20 arrive in MAY, 10 visit his son,
who has been n student at tho L. 81
NJ, but because of III health has had
10 take vacation. Mr. Burbano Jr..
IL guest At the home OF Roy A..
Parkinson.
Supt. South. of tho Edison plant.
spent last week in Indiana aud Illi-
nois.
pr. C. T MacFarlane. comptroller
OF Columbia University. but formerly
member of the Normal faculty. has
published geography called Essen
tails ~ Geography"
Miss Vens Calir has been elected
general manager Of the annual state
intercollcg iate prohibition oratorical
contest, which Is 10 occur In Pcasc
auditorium.. Friday. April 81,
Miss Mildred Lipc. daughter OF a
prominent Manistee W . T. l. lead
or. was selected 10 ret as assistant.
The other managers eri their posi-
lions are: Reception. IL, We Jewell
Philip Royce. entert1ir 80 ant, Pearl
Alton, Claude Bcnner' test. ticket.
Grace Brown; publicity J Palmer
Lindow decoration. Lot > Grettern-
herGer. refreshments. BYRON Oakes.
Information. Enrique Keenan,. bag
gage, Percivai Day; music. Jennie
Eldredgo, meals, Loda Patton: usher
Leonard Juhl.
Orlo J. Robinson. of WAYNE. will
contest. In view Of the renewed and
increased interest IN the prohibition
question, because of the big state
wide campaign. this contest proml 50 3
10 be tho very best ever held by the
state Prohibition association.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-04-18
BIRMINGHAM

4 surprise birthday party was
given Monday afternoon for Mrs. Sec
ley Peck In her home on Woodward
ave. There were 20 guests
". y. pattengill. ~ Lansing. will
talk 10 the grades Of the pirming CHAM
high school. Tuesday afternoon. on
Auduhon's work. for the purpose OF
organizing an Audubon society In the
school.
Mrs, G. a. Gibson and two dsueh
ters. Mamie and Gertrude. OF ROYAL
Oak. and Mrs Core HAYDEN and Mrs.
Alma Casterton. Of Detroit. have been
recent guesta IN the homo nf Mr..
ond Mrs, Jerome Foot, on Martin ct.
Edward Freer has sold his homo on
East NRnic-ave. 10 William ". VIII.
mot, ~ Detroit, for $4,000,
Charles Y. Jones has sold bis house
In Residence Park 10 l.. ~. Hslstead.
OF Bloomfield Hiils.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. n. Csdy and
dausht~r -Retty. 81 Detroit, spcnt
sunday In the home ~ the Miss-r
Posts on Fast Napie-sve
Mrs Abner Mcclellan IL Visiting
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-04-18
WORTHWHILE

Mr.. and Mrs Arthur Humphreys.
or Detroit. spent the week end in the
home OF Mr.. and Mrs. James N. Van
Dyne.
Rowland c. MCGUIRE. OF No. so7
stockton st. Flint. IL visiting In the
family.
osmond y Yerkes has obtained a
position with the Bull Bros Hard.
ware Co, OF Detroit.
Richard Vealey. Of Plymouth. and
Miss Helen Scherer, OF this place.
were married in the NJ r. parsonage
by Rev. r. J. Walker at 8 o'clock Sat
urday evening. Mrs. Nealey has been
an operator In the employ OF the
Michigan state Telephone Co. for
some time.
owing TO the recent serious hres
both here and in plymouth. the Pres
byterian church board has raised the
insurance on the church building
from $4,000 TO $4,000
The G. OF s. club met with Miss Eu-
nice Wnrtman. Monday evening, in
the home OF Mrs. r. NJ. Bogart.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-04-18

OFFICERS ARE
REAPPOINTED

WYANDOTTE Mich. April IS
with but two exceptions. the sp'
pointive of'ices in this city will be
filled by the nrcseni incumbents, the
city commission decided Monday
evening. In special session. The two
men thrown out OF ONCE are George
n McTsggart. assessor and Fred
Schroeder. street commissioner, be-
Ing replaced by F. w. Ltddle and
Fred Enghfer. respectively. while
Ezra Guilfoil supervisor from the
fourth precenc:. goes out OF once
automatically through Liddles ap-
pointment. julius Thiede is the new
city attorney.
The appointments are John Den
man, police captain: Charles Mis-
paw, nre chief T. J Langlois,
health of,cer: Joseph Wilmer. SAM
tary commissioner; Julius Thiede,
attorney: Fred Enghfer, street com
missioner; Alan McClenahen. super
intendent OF public works: r. w.
Liddle. sessor; Miss Loretta STEM
ka. deputy city clerk; Theodore
Megges, p. II. Atkinson and George
McTaggart. supervisors.
IL r. expected other appointments
viii be made at the regular meeting
Tuesday evening. or In the near fu.
ture.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-04-18
RIVER ROUGE

Thomas DufYy was sentenced 20
spend 80 days in Jail Monday, by
Justice Nieman. for being drunk and
disorderly.
Maccabees. lodge No. 10, meets Tues
day evening. in Justice Nieman's Of
nee.
.. L. OF l.. Dramatic club will give
dancing party. Tuesday evening.
April 90. In o. l. OF J.. hall.
George Fulton. 1872 Burke-ave.
will entertain his Sunday school
mates Wednesday afternoon. from 3
to 3 o'clock.
Village Attorney Seneca Travers
opened condemnation proceedings
Tuesday morning before Justice
Burke. for the opening OF Linden
ST., 10 the railroads.
Married Peoples Pleasure club will
give its last dancing party OF the
season. Thursday evening. April -.
In Labadies' hall
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-04-18
WYANDOTTE

Miss Evelyn Howe was elected
president. Miss Katherine johnson
vice-presldent, Mr.. Baker secretary.
and Robert Papke treasurer OF the
st. stephens Young Peoples asso-
citation. -,
entertain the One More club Wednes-
40 Mrs l. r. Miller. Eureka.ave.. is
Dr \. c. Drouillard has been named
delegate 10 the state convention June
6 in Petoskey. OF the knights or
Capt. Neil Robson left Tuesday
morning for Toledo to join his ship
there.
Miss Corinne Druiliard. daughter Of
A. e. Druillard. IL home from Adrian
academy for the spring vacation.
Patrolman Louis Pspke has re-
turned TO his work on the force.
after several weeks illness:
Funeral services for the three
weeks -old son OF Mr.. and Mrs. h. +:
Browne. III Spruce-st., who died
Tuesday morning. will be held We'd
neaday in Rochester.
The year-old son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Peter Barkley. Biddle-aVc. y. Ia ser :
iously III.
St stephens vestry will hold a
spccial session wednesday evening in
the parish house.
Annual meeting OF st. stephen =
sunday school officers and teachers
will he held Tuesday evening at $50.
Funeral services FOR tho late Mrs.
Anton Frank. 81. who died Monday
in her home on Eureka Ecorse
township. will be held at o'clock.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-04-18
VAN DYKE AND
BARKER WIN

Van Dyke and Barker were the
bright and shining lights OF the
swimming meet conducted at the
"Y" tank last night under the SUI
pervision OF Coach Tom Clemens
The summary:
Bo-yard (for men)-van Dyke irst
Briggs second. Firth third. Time
Is 3-5 seconds.
io0-yard (for men)-van Dyke
first, Brandon second. Time, 1904
20o-yard Nor. menl--Barker hrst
Hampson second. Time. 2:AO.
Motifs Hand swan 100 yards In
las after three months les<ons.
George A. Robb swan 90 yards un
der water in 40 LIS seconds,
Breast stroke--Pazik nrst. Hodge
second. Time. 81 lis seconds.
b0-yard dash tfor boys under 10!
lbs Fox nrst. L. Babcock second
Time, 80 seconds.
so yards (for boys over 100 lbs D
Bacoj first, Smith second. Fulsor
third. Time. IS 10 seconds.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-04-18
Mr.. and Mrs william Mcclellan. in

Mr.. and Mrs. William Mcclellan. in
The Log Cabin Gun club will hold
a shoot Wednesday afternoon.
Or. and Mrs: James Miller, OF
Foss. OF Detroit. were Sunday guests
81 DIR. and Mrs. ]. NJ. Rainey. Pierce
st.
The willing Workers society. Of
Southfeld. VIII meet "wednesday at
ternoon. April 2s. with Mrs. Oscar
Miller, In Southneld.
Glenn Watkins. OF petrost. spent
Sunday In the home Of his psrsnts'
Mr.. and Mrs. John Watkins. on STAN
ley-ave.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Bell and family.
OF BEDFORD. are guests OF the for
mer's mother. Mrs. J. Bell. Martin. 81.
The Birmingham club VIII hold
dancing party In IL club house tues
day evening.
Mrs. Harry Seager In Ill In hcr
homo on Harmon-ave.
Mrs. peyo Davenport spent MONDAY
with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs Au-
gust Heinze, In Royal Oak.
William Iuth has sold hts home
on Knox and Worth-aves.. to Charles
e. Jones, OF Birmingham
Miss Mollie Beardsiee, 81 Detroit,
is visiting Miss Mary Satterlee, In
Troy township.
Mrs Ellen Peabody and Mrs. Frank
ter's stay in 81. Petersburg Fla.
Mark feech who has been very VI
In his home on Pierce-s 10 able TO
he out again.
Born. to MIR. and Mrs. William
Stouer daughter.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-04-18
MT. CLEMENS

Judge Y q. Tucker. Prosecutor Al
: len Kent city Attorney oscar Lung
trhauyen, Mayor Bowers and Judge
Nell Reid VIII 40 20 Fort Huron on
. hurSdaN evening. where they viii
act as members of the reception com .
mite ON the occasion Of thc ham
quot To he rendered President
J William W. taft. who viii speak there
under the auspices OF the V NJ C.
\ on the subject World relation
l. Adam w Reed. for over half a con
fury merchant Of Richsnopd VII
lage. and closely identified with tho
upbulldins or thsi community in tho
early days. Is dead in his home in
The funeral 81 John Matthews. who
/ died suddenly Sunday night from
! naralysis or the brain. viii be held
wr On, n from The The home Of his
1et 81 The scrvice VIII be Inv charge
81 the local Masons and a delegation
I Of Detroit Elks.
Announce has heen made ~
tho engagement ~ Miss Marie r..
/ Schwartz and q eel ! Ziehm. both of
this city. the marie 70 10 occur Apr y
&c a. the home OF the bride elect .
, tho local police department.
Theodore pondav for the past II
I years connected with the Mt Glenn
! ems policc department. has been ap-
pointed captain In place Of William
Mrs sherman CRANKY. 81 Moross.
owe. ~ critically III with acute in
| digestion.
Edward Belts. ~ Detroit was yes-
terday sentenced 20 20 days in the
F., county jail on an intoNication charge.
Tho remains OF the late Ceors q
4 Mulyey, who for many wears resided
/ near Fraser. this county, and who
| died in the home OF a relative a. De.
! troit. FRIDAY. were brought here yes
/ terday for burial
| Prosecuting Attorney Kent arrived
| home Yesterday from MINNEAPOLIS.
vince he visited his mother and sis-
ters.
Mrs George r. Cook IL In Detroit
| spending the week with friends
Mrs Max Herman and daughter
Sarah are In Pittsburgh spending n
| week with relatives
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