The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-07

The Arcadia address viii Be- to.
lowed by a second in the armor, az
q o'clock
The hughes party VIII leave De
trcit 81 midnight Chicago has sent
Two detectives 70 beet The cand.
tate when he leaves FOR that point
which is his mex stopping place.
Erect and Well-kn!t With CHEEKY
twinkle IN his eyes that tempers his
iudicisl aspect. somewhat a-lcn
and scarcely as abundantiy WhlsAeg
ed as expected-thi~ Was The man
Who greeted the crowd that visited
Hotel Pontchartrain Monday morn
ing. 10 meet Charles Evans Hughes,
Republican candidate tor president
ot the United States.
Meets Party Workers
Hundreds Of Detroit aHG M.cel-
san citizens. including more than
half the members Of he state dele
CATION 20 the Republican national
convention, ne, Nj Hughes ana
found him an engaging personality
sunny 81 disposition and 6espeaS'ne
without ostentation calm confidence
thar the party he leads MI. carry
is campaign through 10 victory.
\ have nothing % poiiuca. ma
tgre 20 say 20 you" gpa!ally began
the candidate in his tntegH,rN Nth
newspaper men A. 10 O'Clock What
wan, 20 say now Is Thar ! an de-
lighted with Detroit ard deeply sp
preciate the hearty welcome It's
citizens have rendered ne As 10
politics. Ue, you vii hear all !
have 20 say tonight
so pleased am with ny eNpe-
rience in your city SO Far that l am
looking forward 70 the remaining
events o, the day with pleasant ~.
pectation Let me say further that
! consider no city IN ne country a.
present as fully ryp.:yirg modern
business growth and efficiency as
Detroit
As the long line % press represe0,
,sttves, each eager f7r The slightest
'eTr n M po.'.'s". '''' .''."'
pas' me hep'''''A' "o''''.'7
eral leading questions we're per 90
Nj Hughes. and other Interviews
employed enesse r. al er0-r 90
eaten ne 0'H1.Ia's o- -
anu coax ''.'n -.'" ''' 80"
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Crank Has Message
Mr. Hughes had met more per
si-'ent interviewer earlier IN ne
person Of The usual crank No soon
p vas he parade concluded and
Nr. Hughes with Mrs Il ghes. step
ped into The hotel entry han tai.
nan. dressed ~ o.Es sI'. rushed
,orwari and cried
I have PERSONAL ue-saE" for
he next president OF he United
states
The man succeeded n shaking
hands with the candidate. bur was
Immediately spotted and seized o.
Amiaole Goats, detective o; the De
.roi' police department. and handed
over 10 six secret service men "ho
pre- accompanying the Hughes parry
Nothing more VAS heard % the
crank
he Flamingo room. which succeeded
haithour rest and breakfast Tor
NJ. and Mr. Hughes, detectives and
secret service usc KEEP he closest
watch or 'ee cro7d and tapped The
pockets Of al. sUsEic!oIs-iook.ag
persons 20 detect weapons. FeT
were aware that 'hev were being so
handed and there vas no trouble
When he public reception. which
vas notable for It's quiet nature and
from tanning. came 70 an
End after he nominee had shaken
hands vi,h a crowd that confor'a bly,
siled The lobby. he vas taken 20
ne second floor 'or the scheduled
-ress interview
\ reception FOR Michigan party
eaders followed Immediately Mr.
Hughes talk with news paper men
md prominent Republicans Prog-cs.
sives AID Democrat from all pa--s
)t ne STATE shook hands viii ne
isholda'e
Anofh'F resi- i9.'o"@d ne meet
'he WIN parry ''eder'. Hr Highe'