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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-17
CAPTAIN RECEIVES ,ItNIN,.
NIGHT HEFOUE ATTACK

The niEhi before the submarine ap-
p"arrd Captain peschcllcs received the
warning: 'Ec careful. submarine
sighted about 700 miles from cape de
c;uardc." by wireless from \lgicrS
lie remained ON the bridge all night
ami posted fifteen l"okouts around
tn" snip
The captain SAID IA" did not personal
ly see the suhmarin" or the torpedo
nur both were seen by his first officer
ana a rumbcf OF passengers Tho ship
was making fun speed at the limo
ligzag course. and no further trace
of The submcrsihlc was seen
II regret Ia SAY | did not have. any
guns" Captain pcschrtlcs said. and
added that he would make II request
that his ship hc equipped with guns
when h. returned 10 France None OF
The American passengers saw the sub
marine. The Americans in the iirst
cabin included Nobcrt Norman. OF Ral-
timorc. He said there WAS very lttle
panic at the time.
Captain DeSchcilcs said he bad al
ready sent fun report Of The Incident
70 the French government.
The ratria left Palermo on Feb
ruary -. Tn" NEXT morning at Q
o'clock. Captain Descheics said. "a
pcIiscopc was observed, and almost
simultaneously u torpedo was seen ap-
proachinS tho ratria 1t came so
close that the revolving screw could
he plainly noted. Captain pcschcllcs
sand. and swept by twenty feot 10 tile
stern.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-17
u. S. Soldiers May Come in
Contact With Bandits
Outposts Very Soon.
WEATHER CONDITIONS
IDEAL FOR EXPEDITION
Gaviria Denies There Arc Any
Carranza Troops With
American Forces.
WILD RUMoRs IN CIRCULATION
But Pershing Does Not Mention Snip
ing or Other Aggression
hy MeHicans.


TT. rAsO TEN March lS,rhc
seventh anil rcn,b cavalry said 10 be
,dv,rciur INFO Ncxi,n hv forced
marches from Culherson'. ranch. near
,,,o,,,,, y n ,ro -;,,- ,ho vu,,
'cF'''o'E !" '''c '-'S'H ''"''i'' 'e-'o"
tonight. according to what informa-
ton could he obtained here
r,o , ~ ,I . ian
''"re'''"E WI" '''e minimum o' ''i"''-
ment and to be led by scouts from the
Mormon colonies at Coionia nuhlan
ana colonia Morales. From their point
=, d.,,,,,o ,,,. d,s,o o;,,,s,
,,,;,o. 80 ,..s c-,1, :, yu,, -,
''' W '''' "'f " e''''"'"
to his pursucrs 1t might he possible
for United states soldiers TO conc in
co,,,c, wi,b his o,,no... rar, .oo,,
'>''' 'eN" eN''"'''o' v ''.'' ''S
Mexico under ideai weather cond't'ons.
The hot season will not begin for !,
month or six weeks. and windmill
o,,s u.,,io, d,. 49,, t a., ,.
through "h'ch 'he cNpedi''on Is pass
ing, should relieve the water-suppiy
situation The nights are clear and
,,oor,;,h,
"'',t. '"'o' '''' 'o'' '"'' .ne !Noi
'''U' w" NJ S0V
''.' MI No','e'. '"" '''i"ie"' "ere
' ''oue" "ct
.! '''.'e' "'S', sun VI -.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-17
FRENCH STEAMER PATR|A
At Tackled BY SUBMARINE
Torpedo Directed AT Enbre Liner
Misses Ship by About
Thirty Feet.
CAPTAIN REPORTS INCIDENT
Twenty-Five Americans. Including a
Consul imon@ Passengers. and
Full Report Will BE Forwarded To
United States Governments

MEM YORK. Maych LITTLE French
steamer Fatria, "f the i'abre Line.
CARRYING among her passengers twenty
nine Americans. including an Ameri
can consul. was attacked without
warning by e submarine OFT the Al
serian coast on March I. Captain Pierre
Deschelles announced to-day upon the
arrival 80 the ship from Mediterranean
ports, y torpedo directed at the
Fatria missed the ship by about thirty
feet
u!ncN Arnold. .\mericau consul
general ~ cairo. was q passenger on
the shp from Naples 10 Lisbon. He
told Captain peschcllcs that he would
forward full report of the attack TO
the United States government II was
news. however. 10 Captain bcschcllcs
that cable dispatches have since re-
ported tha, Mr. Aruold. who was re
turning hon" died al Lisbon the day
after has arrival there.
Information received hy the state
Department was that hr was on the
verge Of ncrvouS breakdown at the
time OF his departure from cairo.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-17
IN SUPPORT or THEORY
TIIAT NINE Is 10 HIAMI

Berlin dispatches received Tonight
quote two Dutch newspapers, the
Nicuwe Rotterdamsche Courant and
Amsterdam Handclsblad. in support OF
the theory that the vessel was sunk
by Il mine.
American representatives here are
arranging for Il thorough investigation
o: tho disaster, IL is understood.
Admiralty officials declare that 40
English mine could have been in the
waters where the vessel was sunk.
They asserted that IL mine was re.
(Continued on Second page.)
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-17

,,s MouEc1h na M us%
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Continued on Second raecD
The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1916-11-30

Clerk.
Malta, Montana, Nov. 10. 1916.
Pursuant to adjournment of Nov.
8, 1916, Board of County Commits
sioners of Phillips county, met in
special session. All members and
clerk were present.
The following reports were APP
proved and ordered filed
Tom \. Vaughn, road report.
W.~'4. Scheele, road report.
James McNabb, road report.
John W. Stahlin, road report.
Henry kuhr. road report.
Percy O'Riley, road report
}. II. Jordan, road report
Joe hartman, road report. Sep
.2mher and October.
+. a. Schempp. road report.
A. J. Erickson, road report.
Janes =. Oonlan, road report.
l. 4. RAIDER, j p. reports.
James wilson, j. p. reports, Sept,
md October
The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1916-11-30
Emil ]. Lucht, j. P. reports

Emil ]. Lucht, J. P. reports
David V. Dutro, J. P. reports.
c. M. Porter, District Court Jurors
and witnesses report.
The bond of Chas. E. Swanson as
justice of the peace at Wagner was
ordered filed.
Petition No. TAG, asking for a
change OF road in township 29, range
80, as considered and the follow
ing viewers were appointed: w. E..
Orrison, Ben Schuster and county
surveyor. The clerk was instruct
ed to notify the principal petitioner
that a deposit of $1,000 must be
made with the county treasurer be-
fQre the viewers will act.
Petition No. 74S, asking for a new
road in township "a, range "a, was
considered and the following view
ers appointed: A. j. Erickson, M.
w. Wright and county surveyor.
Petition No. TAI, calling for the
opening OF all section. and township
lines in road district No. II, was
considered and the following view
ers appointed: A. j. Erickson,
'Fhos. f Walsh and county survey
or.
Continued on page III
The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1916-11-30
Commissioners Proceedings
tContinued from last week. J
Malta, Montana. Nov. s, 19l Is

The Board of County Commiss-
joners of phi,,ins county met in reg
ular session. all members and clerk
being present.
A resolution was passed appoint
ing a committee to act as a commiss-
ion to establish water and lighting
rates. provide water and light
ness as viii be required, for the
Dodson Special Water and Electric
Light Improvements District No. 1.
The following We're appointed:
Charles Olson. DR.. X. Hamilton,
George Dutro, A. j Barrett and M,
]. Larson
The following bills were audited
ana allowed:
Ganerul Fund:
Fl g. Smiley mileage and eX-
penS@s sheriff, --------- 76.55
M. \. Race. mileage and eX-
penses Observation-Disclosures 1000
Henry Nelson. mileage and
expenses. -----.--------- 21.70
III. j )ahpey, refund taxes "a
Motor Inn Garage repairs
Oh jail, --------------- 1850
John y. Elliott examining
board. Observation-Disclosures 500
Tressler iUmbel Co.. fuel for
jail 80
Tressler lumber Co.. mater
ial for pile driver, -- 1886
A. L. Shaw, board for pris-
oners, INSTRUMENTATION $500
A. S. Hanscom. superintend-
eut. city Of Malta as
sessment. ------------- 11.61l
Great Northern hotel, board
fer d. c. jury. -------- 1890
Great Northern hotel, board
The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1916-11-30

and any other business that may
come before the board.
Chairman.
Attest:
The Detroit times., 1916-05-27
BREAK
JAIL; CAPTURED
Kalamazoo DesperadOes Seri-
Ously Injure
Officer

KALAMAZOO. Mich. May 81
Robert Espey. howard Myers. and
Aleck Smith. three prisoners in the
county Jail escaped early this morn
ing after assaulting and seriously in
juring Turnkey Morrill, They were
later captured bs officers, near
Vlcksburg.
Just before O'Clock the prison
ers called the turnkey to their ward.
A he approached the bars, one
seized him by the coat and held him
while another pounded him over the
head with hroomstick .nntil he
fell unconscious. Reaching through
he bars. the men secured the cell
&eys, unlocked the door, and got
into The main corridor, where they
pried the lock from the door and
walked out OF the Jail. Other pris
oners aroused Sheriff Chapman ant
] the chase Was al once started. The
men made no resistance wheI
caught.
Doctors this morning stated tina
Morrill, will probably recover.
Espey is awaiting trial on
charge OF criminal assault Myers
is gun-totter. and Smith was re
Gently captured while trying 10 rol
a safe in local meat market. afte
a gun fight with policeman.
The Detroit times., 1916-05-27
WOMAN LETTER
WRITER FOUND
GUILTY; FINED $50

Mrs. Marie Mckinney was convic'
ed in federal court, Friday after
noon, OF violating the postal laws BY
sending scurrilous letters through
the mails. aud Judge futile imposed
a fine Of $50, with the alternative OF
spending 30 days In the Detroit
House OF Correction.
An urn containing the supposed
ashes of Mrs. McKinncy's mother.
who died in 1909, was introduced in
evidence. Mrs. Mckinney alleged
that the Michigan Cremation asso-
citation sent her coke ashes in a
tin urn instead OF the ashes OF her
mother In brass urn. She wrote
numerous postal cards abusing the
officers OF the association. She re-
ferred TO DR.. Guy L. Kiefer. former
health officer. as "a big limburgher
cheese" and also wrote uncompli-
mentary things about Or. Hugo
Erichsen and Frank X. Kolb. Even
after her indictment and subsequent
release under bonds. Mrs. Mckinney
continued 10 shower the cremation
association officials with postal
cards, the district attorney said.
The Detroit times., 1916-05-27
PARCEL PROTEST
MADE PUBLIC
France and Britain Notified
Mail Seizures Must
Cease

WASHINGTON. May 27.--The
United States. denouncing interior
ence with neutral mails. has notified
Great Britain and France that II
can no longer tolerate the wrongs
which American citizens have SUIT
fered and continue to suffer through
the "lawless practice" those govern
ments have INDUCED in, and that
only a radical change in policy. re-
storing the United States 10 It's full
rights as a neutral power. will be
satisfactory.
This notification Is given in the
latest American communication tc
the two governments, the text OF
which was made public by the state
department last night. The time II
which the change must be effected
is not specified but the United
States expects prompt action.
The Detroit times., 1916-05-27
YPSILANTI

Miss Estslla schoen.. former
Normalite has completed her work
for the year as teacher TN the 500
school and she has been engaged L"
Miss Mabel kenny. a wcll-known
and popular Normalite who has hreh
confined for several weeks IN bf
Peterson's private hospital I'm Ann
Arbor. has been taken 10 the home
OF her sister. Mrs, George Chalmers
west OF Ypsilanu.
Mrs Joseph Fowler. OF HhWkinS-
st underwent an operation FridaF
morning pr. r. A clifford aud br
George NJ. Hun performed the opera
ton.
0 Mr. r" and Mrs. + n. Nissly and Miss
Daphne Olds have gone 20 Lake
orion 10 remain until after pecora-
Mrs. 'Chas. Cooper and the Misses
Julia Hubbard. Mabel WamhouEb
Field Jessie Phelps, Nellie Cult gf
and Hazel Cooper are weekend visit
Miss Eloise Ewell closed her work
for the year on Friday as teacher IN
the futile Hill school.
Funeral services Tor the late Ken
o'clock. Friday afternoon. from IN.
residence interim Mt was IN Forest
Hil cemetery. Ann Arbcr.
Mr. and Mrs Foster Hammond. or
Terra Haute. Ind. will spend part ~
the month Of June in the city MS
guests in the homeof chris End 50
and Mrs Jennie Ostrender
Mr. aud Mrs Frederick ZeiEen We"
at home this afternoon at Twin Cor
ners on East Forest-ave. 20 Cn1p-
ter A. Of the p. +, u. club. OF De-
Wallace Loefaer is weekend vis-
F w. Ccmiskey. OF Harmon-ave. =.
Detroit. director OF the Citizens NM
Howell. will spend Monday in fpsi-
Because of the excitement attend
ing the carnival attractions the open
IN, TIT w eveninF to De e' h h,i on Michi-
gan-aye., has been postponed.
Mrs. Cora f, knight, has accept.d
position a. local collector ior the
Mrs. Everett w Wizard Is spend
ing the week in Detroit.
Joseph J. Lockwood. farmer re-
siding in Augusta township, viii be
defendant in a civil suit throush
the fling OF a summons in which
Leon l.. Curry, OF south Huron st:
asks damages OF $1,000: NO bill OF
complaint was attached 10 the pa
pers. Curry is LockwoOd's son in
Invitations have been received in
the city for the annual reunion 81 the
alumni Of st Thomas high school
Ann Arbor. which - to be held june
20
Miss Inez Sage. daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs Carlton Sage. has been en- =
gagged 10 teach next year in the Gem
ienniaI school She succeeds Miss
Muriel Lord. who will enter the Nor
NAL.
l. A. Rice. formerly 81 the West
Electric-rd.. and John Crane. have
taken out "A certificate OF co-partner-
ship from County Clerk Beckwith and
certificate OF assumed name was
also taken out by Albert x smiths
son and Bessie Smithson. The for
mer will he associated in the coal
business in Ann Arbor and the latter
firm will conduct a dairy business IN
the University city.
The Detroit times., 1916-05-27
xteen Hundred Will
nudge to Sycamore
Hill to Pay Homage
CAMPAIGN is
Y IN FULL SWING
Three Organizations
Actually Working
for Candidacy

NEW YORK, May 27.-Ftfteen
hundred New York business men
WIN Journey to Oyster Bay this aft
eenoon and march three miles
1nyough the dust to Sycamore Hill,
1nsf TO ten Colonel Roosevelt they
ore tor him strong. The Pilgrims
|W111 expect some sort OF keynote
6um the former president.
Z; up 70 today the colonel was still
1no3utaining his decision not 10 at
t6n1 The Progressive convention at
GH1nnau. which Is simultaneous with
~ Republican conclave> He has
49, been adamant TO please that he
oxteud his trip beginning Sunday, TO
ryude speeches at other cities than
'ytanoa1 City and ST Louis A stop
49, q four hours in Chicago on
11Gn1Ay has led several Chicagoans
" p1oad for talk, but the colonel
~ ouoted by his friends as saying
'tnak be did not desire TO scatter
- ehotA-
3 IL Roosevelt pre-convention cam
,paarn = rou In full swing. In add
~ 10 the regular agencies Of the
UUn Moose party throughout the
'0onntxy, the colonel has the Roose-
-1o1l nen-partisan league and the
D0>2ove1x Republican league work
- NJ him The latter organization
|noW Has wen organized branches at
Wufk m practically every state in
~ umlon. None Of the Roosevelt
Z nnrn1en agencies are making any
|n1nt1o<lcal claims Of delegates. but
|1nG4 were limiting today that scores
~ 1DlGEa1es 10 tho Republican con-
4 - now classified as uninstruct-
- ~ a some cases. definitely in
1n6 for certain favorite sons.
Su1D imp 70 the coloners standard
|1as>v n the war Of ballots At Chi
II - Roosevelt enemies assert q
1tuadOus effort is being made by
I aDcnGfs Neutenants to stampede
I ~ chicago gathering fur him.
The Detroit times., 1916-05-27

Generous and vexatious" abuses
which have been perpetrated by the
British and French governments u
seizing and censoring neutral maih
are recIted in the communicating
and answers are made 10 the legA
arguments contained in the reply
OF the entente governments TO th>
first American note on the sub)ece
II is vigorously set forth that nos
only have American commercial IN
terests been injured but that thu
rights OF property have been violan
ed and the rules Of international
law and custom particularly disre
garded.
Notice Is served that the United
States soon will press claimt
against the British and French
governments for the losses which
already have been suffered.
The Detroit times., 1916-05-27
REP. BEAKES
WINS FIGHT
ON FLOOR

Indiana, slipped one over on the
congressman when there were only
five or six on the floor OF the house
shortly before adjournment the oth-
or day. when practically every mem
Der had left the capitol Rep. Cox
made a motion TO change the rel
erence of a bill from the postofiice
committee 10 the committee on civil
service. No one in the house at the
time realized that the motion was
"loaded," SO the change OF reference
was made without protest
Today the reason for Cox's motion
was laid bare. Rep. Beakes showed
that the subcommittee having the
bill In charge stood unanimously for
q favorable report on the measure.
Rep. Beakes was chairman OF the
subcommittee. A favorable report
forecasted recommendation by
the full committee TO the house.
Rep. Cox. who Is a member or the
postofflce committee. wanted 10 pre-
vent the measure passing, so he
moved 10 take the bill out OF the
hands OF the postoffice committee
and place II in charge OF commit
tee that is generally recognized as
dead" committee. II is one OF the
committees that seldom meets
The fight came on the proposition
OF putting the bill back in the hands
OF the committee that had II in
charge originally. When Mr.. Beakes
made the motion for reference, KEEP.
Fitzgerald made a point OF order
that the house had disposed OF the
question once. Speaker Clark sup
ported Rep. Beakes and asked MI
Fitzgerald il he thought the disposi'
ton of a bill by Eve or six members
who did not understand what was
back OF motion. was as good as
vote by 800 members. The New
York congressman said that while
there we're 800 present today. there
might be i35 present some other
time. He argued that that wouie
be no reason for reconsideration.
The speaker ruled out the Fitzgerald
point OF order. and Mr.. Beakes
finally got a roll call on his motion,
which resulted in a victory for him
The bill. which now stands a good
chance of favorable action in the
house, proposes a sort OF indirect
pension for incapacitated postal en-
ployes. II would give them indefn-
lite leaves of absence on part pay
and provide for the employment OF
substitutes while they were away.
The Detroit times., 1916-05-27

ed the ithaca high school team by
an 70 score, Thursday afternoon.
at Ithaca.
terrain church sunday morning Will
he Degrees in an unfolding person
Atty in the METHODIST Episcopal,
''The secret " the Lord" The topic
tor the sermon in the First Baptist
church will be announced from the
pulpit In the evening there viii hs
a union service Ia the First Preshy
terrain church. this service being IN
the interests ~ tue q. "A, u; ami w
L. {. Both organizations will Attend
in a body and the topic. by Rev. j
T. Wchher. VIII he The soldiers ol
80 and the soldiers OF i6. Epwortt
league service at o'clock with Mrs
r. NJ Bogart as leader, and with tht
topic "rhe ministry Of good cheer
German services viii he held IN ~
Pauls' German Lutheran church al
. o'clock sunday afternoon.
The BEDFORD basel ball team will
meet a team nf Worthwhile players m
Athletic park. next Tuesday after
noon.
In cant h.. \ Mobiles office today
for the purpose OF reviewing the as
sessment ron and hearing taxpayers
who thought themselves overcharged
The board viii also meet next Friday
and Saturday in the same office.
Mrs william H. Amber Is very
IN and L. not expected TO recover.
Automobiles driven by Harry Nor.
ris and stewart Montgomery collide
AT Main and Center SITS, Thursday
evening. Slight damage was done
10 both machines.
The first annual dance Of the Jun
iof class was given in the Princess
rink last evening with Montgomery {
orchestra furnishing the music.
r. ". Ryder viii spend Memorial
day with a. A. Durfee at the MiCht-
gan Agricultural college at Lansing
attending the annual parade. etc.
The sham battle viii not be given
this year
~ q. r.. Ryder this week and viii
commence work I'm Pontiac. Monday
The Detroit times., 1916-05-27
ROYAL OAK

Mrs Jasper Wiustanley gave In
en- shower Wednesday for Mrs. + -
Browne whose home on Elm Park
was recently robbed. Many beautiful
gifts we've received.
W " Ltghthell has returned from
two weeks business trip 20 Che
boygan.
Mr. and Mrs. william Stoothoof. Of
P1easant-st.. are rejoicing on tho
birth OF daughter.
Miss Sophia Mayer. who has been
emT loved with the Mellep-Wrigh t
Lumber CO. for more than two years.
has resigned her position.
T. \ Trend has started his nov
house on West Parent and Lafayette
ayes.
! VI Nanu has been suffering with
neuralgia FOR the past two weeks
Mr. aud Mrs. II. l.. stanton. OF Pop
lar Park. entertained Dr and Mrs +.
A. Browne and Mrs. Won Sallet. Of
New York az dinner Tuesday cvon-
ing. after which they motored To- the
city.
The Detroit times., 1916-05-27
HIGHLAND PARK

Permits for new buildings viii
an estimated total cost Of slfG.ss-
were ISSUED during the last week y
m Highland Park building depart
ment.
Mr. and Mrs Charles +. Holmos
and son, Horace, VIII spend the next
three weeks 1T the Bunce Farm ou
the -. claire river near Port Huron
where they have taken cottage.
Edwin Deal. OF Illinois. Is vislJinE
his parents. Mr.. ana Mrs. 1t VI. Deal.
Mrs C. Z. Gittins. Of No lls Mass.
aChusetta- ave, U.s. visiting relatives
In Nicks6urg. Mich
Or and Mrs. f. : Wilson, 81 No
500 Glendaie-aVe., are the rejoicing
Mr.. aud Mrs j DALEY Of No. ia-
Tenny son ave, have gone to their
summer home AZ Cherry. Reach
ave, has been confined 20 his home
by Illness for several days.
Master VIM. Martin. OF No. % Ty-
ler-ave.. who has been Quit" ill for
the past two weeks with chicken
John Campbell, OF No. ls5 Hugh
land-ave.. ~ In Monroe, Mich.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Waterfall. Of
No. 1913 Candler-aVc. are rejoicing
over tn" birth ~ a son.
Mr.. and Mrs l.. !. kinner. Miss
Maeie kinner and Ruth and i.lman
have been spending the week a. FaiT
' - '-l'''t'''f-7 ~ y az ''ff
Master Donald Reilly. of Gambler
ave. - recovering from an illness Of
a fortnight which has confined him
Or. y. Mcc1urg. Of No. 27e5 Wood
ward-sye., spent Wednesday az Lon
don. ont. where he was called to
attend the funeral OF his nephew.
Mrs. Josephine Ford. mother ~
Royal VI. Ford. village clerk. ~ con-
fined 10 her nome, No. 2SH3 Wood
Ward-aVc., by severe Illness
v. @. Potter ana q o. Leonard. u
the faculty Of the high school, are
arranging the details for the SUM
mer tour which they viii conduct
starting on August , and lasting ~
days. Two days viii be spent in
Washington, at old Point Comfort
two In Now York. two in Boston. one
in Montreal, and trips also made
through tho White Mountains. In
Niagara Falls and other points. Most
OF the trip VIII be made by water
Luther karr. OF No. 1876 Wiude-
mere-ave. who has been very IN
able 10 be out again.
Mrs J. Roberts. Of No. 2fs Glen
dale-aye., spent Friday At Crosse
Many new volumes are being re-
ceiVcd at the Highland Park public
library. Glendale and Third -avcs
Forty books were catalOgued during
the last week.
The Mems club Of Trinity VI. f.
church has presented the pastor. the
iteV. j. e. Martin. with an automo-
bile
August link. former member ~
the fire department has been con
hrmcd as a member 81 tho Highland
Park police department
Horras Braun, ~ No. 2i2 High
land-ave. is spending the week end
| in Ann Arbor.
chief 81 Police &. W seymour has
reported that the police made So ar
4
| based on the violation 81 village or
| dinanccs. The fines imposed amount
ed 10 s351 and the costs 10 $3.50.
| Mr. and Mrs. -. r, Bradley and
| family. ~ 80, So Montcray-avc.. are
! spending several days 30 thelr hons
near Trenton