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Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1916-03-17
GERMANS ADMIT
DEFEAT At vAljX
French Hold Position Against
Violent Attack.
100000 DEAD on INJU1ED
Teutons Continue Violent Bombard-
nent of Foes Defenses-lull In IN
fantry Fighting.

A m-mentary let up in the despe'
rate in antry fighting about Verudh -
reported from Par-s.
The Germans have not again al
tacEel en- either bank of the Merse
it is announced, but violent BON 1ar1
ment cf the dCfenses continues, Ill
dicating that the respite probably IS
to be brief.
Where the next German heavy BIO"
will fall military commentators do not
attempt to predict. Recent shlitlng
of attack from the region of Bethla
court and Goose Hill to the scarreI
battle grounds OF Douaumont AM
Vauy, the latter five miles northeast
of Verdun, came with seeming uueX
pectedness, and, according to Ber ILL.,
achieved substantial results in the re
giOn of FauX.
An official statement from Paris,
however, emphatically contradicts tie
German claim to the capture OF tAe
fort and village of Vaux. The 1or'
was not even attacked, the war OIL e
asserts, and while German infantry
aid succeed in entering Vaux, they
were subsequently driven out, the VII
lage remaining in French hands.
Similarly, Paris declares the greater
part of Co~beauX (Crows) we'd
where desperate fighting has been tax
ing place, remains for the gre' c:
rart in French hands, despite Germ III
intimation to the contrary.
The German war Office at Berlin al
mitted that the French hal regaine,'
q foothold in the fort of ValX. 4
tie same time the capture OF the Ao
lain wood, west OF Douaumont, ty he
Germans was announced by Germ IN
army headquarters.
Both French and Germans agree t~e
risis is at hand in the great battle
TIE struggle, which is entering 1t
nineteenth day, is expected to incro oase
in fury, and with the next forty e! h
hours possibly reach climax.
Mere than 20n,G00 men have been
EllIcQ CT HOhLucu Ii IIS SAo1tSS N~'
If Eattle. The German Losses are ed
mater at 125,c0O. Maj-r Moraht,
German critic, places tie French
ta3ra, ties at 1900 to $4,000.
The situation at Veriun is regarded
as much better from the French view
pcint, as a result of Thurs lays fight
ing. The Paris pubic is greatly
c: ccred by rep-rts Of successful re
S;stance on the part Of the defenders
OF the fortress. Notwithstanding an
enormous expenditure of ammunition
ard unstintei sacrifice of life, the
Germans have failed to bend, much
less break, the blue line.
The inference drawn is that the
German wave has advanced as far as
is in its power without further vast
age on a large scale, which the Ger
man general staff hesitates to make
with four army corps G20,OO0 mem
aready put out OF action in the strdg
-.!e of eighteen days.
Exhausted by three days of violent
efforts, the assailants called rest t.
rep. .enish depleted ranks OF infantry
The French tool .vanta &c o. the 5
II ite to sweep cut the Germans S
en-! ming in CcrbcauX (Ccows) Eo1d
AID n this effort was almost s&cCes
wi
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1916-03-17
20 Burned to Death in Prison.

Twenty persons were burned tc
death and many others, al p IS
oners in the city jail at Ell Paso, Tex,
probably were fatally burned az
a result of a flash OF flame from a so.
luton being used in distinction
bath being administered to a large
number of prisoners.
The blaze was caused by li%hted
match being thrown into the fui !.
Cries and means OF the Vi Tins
were heard throughout the tHroI2
which gathered aroma TIE II din
A short time alter t&c .@34 the
fire department eXtinsuisael th@
flames.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1916-03-17
PORTUGAL III WAR
Germany Declares War on Lisbon g:
Hands Mini3te: Passports.

n CtIS lsilliiSLC. coSfSi
Germany has declared war cn P1..
tugal, according to an anao ii: ca
by the semi-official Overseas e"
agency.
The declaration was made at 3.39
O'Clock Wednesday afternoon, whoa
the Portuguese minister rece.vcd Ii
passports.
The document given to him and a
similar one presented to the F, IT
guese government by the Germ! u
minister at Lisbon, concluded witt
the Words
"rhe German government therefore
considers herself from this the in
war with the Portuguese government
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1916-03-17
Four Crowned j.. VT.

Four men were Or c'' e.
a number of others f." Q. &
ConreIlsvi.;e, Pa. ven t1c =
covering vat Ct sca!dia: wa,or i
the Paltim re & Ohio RI !ro Il @koG>
COLLAPSED ring re!i 10 $ mcet::l:
Tie dead are: 'r.h@r "aT9er
clerk; Harry Grassland, ma. III t:
Harry Lucas, Ea,li lists ap. .rent c.;
John Borronee. Ia crer..
The men had assembled to listen tc
talk by an evan. elist who is COZ.
ducting serricas in one OF the local
churches, and a number Of them climb
ed to the top Of the vat, which c.
l2Esoa. Six were rescued.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1916-03-17
BRITISH MARSHl?S SUNK
Destroyer and Toraedo Goat Are De
strcyed ty Nine

The British torrelo boat dest: o-el
Coquette, and TcrDe7o Boat Nc. II
have been sunk by striking m.Ecs ca
the east coast, it was Officially an
nounced in London.
The casualties were forty-fve, al
officer and twerty-one men on th<
Coquette, and three oGiccrs and twe2
ty men on the torpedo boat.
The Official statement names Liel
tenant We're Seymour, R. y. R., as the
Couuettc's commander. Lieutenant
John A. T. Ie-h, r. N, commanded
the torpedo beat.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1916-03-17
HUSBAND RESCUED
DESPAIRInlIGG WIFE

| had gotten so weak could rot stand,
and gave Up in despair.
AT last, my husband got me bottle OF
Cardui, the wcman's tonic, and COM
menced taking it. From the very first
dose, could tell it was helping me. |
can now walk two miles without its
firing me, and am doing all my work"
If you are all run down from womanly
troubles, don't give up in despair. Try
Cardui, the wonaa's tonic. II has helped
more than a million women, in its so
years of continuous success, and should
surely help you, too. Your druggist has
sold Cardui for years. He knows what
il will do. Ask him. He will recorl-
mend it. Begin taking Cardui today.
Write to: Chattanooga Meiicine Co.. Ladies',
Advisory Dept, Chattanooga. Tenn. for Spectdi
Instructions on your case and o4-page book. Home
Treatment for Women sent in plain wraoper. l-Ss
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1916-03-17
Convicted as Scalp Eo%n>y Torger.

After being out sc,cI ho" 5 the
jury, at Be!lelonte, Pa, re u..ed a
verdict Of guilty OF for cry ains'
Hayes SchencK, justice OF the pesce
at Howard. Schcnck was char &c J.
with issuing fraudulent rrob2tes ~
scalps of noxious animals. Centre
county, it is alleged, had paid ou al
most $1,000 in less than tg:o y ars o.
certificates issued by S@len&k.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1916-03-17
Noted SURGEON C.cS.

Dd. William l.. Re m ., i asideHi
of the American MeIi. Al s oi ii
and professor of surgery at tie Medi
co-Chi college, died suddenly. lie haC
been i'll VITA pleurisy fo% l?.3 cn,y
The end came at 2l0j 'Fallu street
Philadelphia, his home.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1916-03-17
TEUTCN CASUALTIES 2,G57 372
British Publish Estimate OF Losses
Sustained by kaser's Troops.

5ustalTed Dy KaIasFS TTOOpS.
Tie German casualties since the
outbreak OF the war have teen 1851,
372, it was officially ann1uncci By
tie Eri.ish government lress blrca1
TIE German casualt es in February
were put 1t 35,19c. TIE figures 10:
February are rega-dei as coaserya-
tive in view CT the fact that the b t.
tie CT Ve-,un. in w"iCh tie Germans
are known to have lost heavily, be
gan on February Il.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1916-03-17
Saw 1.AGG,coO Germans Killed.

The Pals Mati1, s,silG its fig
ures on a letter recsiv frJn
a prominent German, as.erIs that
l,4Jc,GJ0 Germans Lave bte1 killed
in tie war up to date.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1916-03-17
After -Four Years Of Discouraging
Conditions, Mrs. Bullock Gave
Upin Despair. Husband
Came to Rescue.

Catron, Ky.-ln an interesting letter
rom this place, Mrs. Bette Bullock
writes as follows: 81 suffered for four
years, with wo1lanly troubles, and during
this time, could only sit up for little
while, and could not walk anywhere at
all. At times, would have severe pains
in my left side.
The doctor was called in, 2Id his treat
ment relieved me for while, but | was
soon confined to my bed again. After
that, nothing seemed to do me any good.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1916-03-17
ctnei Tonnane Broke Record.

The monthly statement of the
unified orders of the United States
Steel corporation, issued in New
York, broke al records. The or.
dcrs stood on February 90 at S,56S,956
tens, an increase of 646,199 tons over
January 81, and comparing with g.
I,9,71S tons December 81, 1905, the
lreyious high record.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1916-03-17
Senate Confirms Francis ac Shea.

TIE senate confirmed tie Aomn1
lions of Joseph H. Shea. o. diana
as a minister to Caili, all / vid r
Francis, of Missouri, as an ssadol
TO Russia.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1916-03-17
Grand Army Eeuninn EucE-t %.

The national crlra ~D@lent Of tie
Gran1 Army OF the Republic will be
held in Kansas City firm Aust 2E
to September !, it has 1c1& arncunc
ed.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1916-03-17
Poaer to Llcense Boil Chairs.

Atlantic City has a'.tf1'it TO :icens@
and egulate rolling chair: t ere &C
corling to a decision CT tie court y:
errors and appeals.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1916-03-17
Picked for ceIawore's Federal Atty

Charles F. Curiey, Of Wilmington
has been se,ccte by President Wilson
for United States listrict att@rney fol
Delaware. His nomination will go te
the senate within few days.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1916-03-17

Sick headache is caused by disordered
stomach. Take Chamberlain Tablet
AID correct that anl tie headaches VIII
,:!.appaar. For sale l,y all dealers.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1916-03-17
GENERAL MARKETS

PHu.ADEI. .PHlA. - FLOUR quiet;
winter clear, $5.2oG 5.4J; city mills
$G.25 G.73.
RYE FLOUR-Steady; rer barr2l
$5.25| SIS.
!, WHEAT firm. No. 2 red, s1.199
III.
CORN steady No. yellow, 500
OATS weak: No. . w;iro. ) i7J24c
puU1ThY: Live s-caly, hr"s Tx
aisle: I'd r>cstcrs, q l2c. Dress
Ell steady; choice lows, - 9:22.; old
20 c'att. i-C.
Better t:rm: Fancy came y
lis s.caay: Selected z9d31c.;
nearby, 27C.; western, &c.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1916-03-17

81 IS gets the Recorder and The
Thrice Week World a whole year.
You ca gel n, better or cheaper
J. ers for home and fotei ri n. VS.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1916-03-17

S. IS gets tho R""ord"T :nf III
rht:rn-a week WO f"r q who 9
vpar We rareivn n :" e ss:|e
for Ibis cDmbinatRwl. WI, ve- =
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1916-03-17

sition. They said the United States
would settle that question when it
arose. If an offer of cooperation CT
CarranZa troops is made, they sal l.,
it could hardly be refused.
General CarraGza orlered 5000
troops frcm various garrisons to move
upon the Villa forces. The effect Of
their advance probably would be to
keep tie Villa bandits near the border.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1916-03-17
Over Million in Auto Ta1s.

Pennsylvania's receipts fr1m auto
noble licenses passed the s1,3Co,oOq
mark, which is considerably ahead o
payments to this date last year
How about little wont ed to
Lot ven.r n:ahhos= or others know
what Won want You'll find it is a
hett II wav ~ pNt neaxer what you
want and qNckeF
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1916-03-17
Live stock Quotations.

CaICAGO.-ECGS : sAale higher
Mi-ed and butchers, IS SEjGl3.2G; go2t
keavy, $8S0M 9.15: rGHs1 heavy, S8.1*
G1S.S0; light, $&.75I9.23; p Is, S7.4G
MS.35; bulk, $S95G9.75.
CATTLE - 10. higher ReeHcs,
s6.50m9.9O; COWS and hcitcrs, $3.50
$40; stOckers and feeders, $5.65G
T.75; Texans, $6.90GS.50; caves, 500
II.
c~TEEP-Steady. Native and west
e.. &l40Q9; lambs, S8W1.i5.
Subscription to vanr home paner
s.. year. It is C r'per than bar.
wiRg it.
The Detroit times., 1916-10-12

taken up their now residence at No
ga Florence
Mr. Moore. Of Cortland-ayc., spent
Tuesday at Wyandotte. Mich
-uor and Madame Antona OF No
~ LoJisc-ave.. entertained Tuesday
aI midnight supper FOR IRNrEru-
tina who is dancing at the Temple
Mr. aad Mrs NJ r. seovtu haze
moved from 40 3l9 Forcst-av".
EuyaI oak. to ~ 81. Rfchton-ave.
Mrs w. =. search. Of So GS High
land-sNe.. has returned from short
stay 80 Wyandottc. Mich.
Siguor and Madame Antona and
daughter. Janice. of No. 60 Louise
ave. h1v" returned fro ma motor
trip 20 Rloomhsld HiNs and Pontiac.
f''i Tape and family h1H" taken
ZIP fn.'r new residence a. No. 324
Glrudale-ave.
SIR and Mrs Rnrrows and family
have moved from No so Highland
pvc. 60 M 2o3 Glcndale-avc
Robert Bain. of Glendale and
Wood ward -avcs., has returned from
short stay in Pontiac.
1r- Mr. b1in. OF Flint. are
the guests of Mr. and Mrs q r.
Mrs s case. of No 2i6 Highland
ave. entertained at dinner compli-
uen' NC Mrs. j i. brennan, and Mrs
y. Ashley, ot Candlcr-avc.
NJ and Mrs Bcusley and family
havo moved from No - Grove ave,
10 ~. 2515 Woodwnrd-aye
A'.s. EfIt Armstrong. of Mclean
ave. has returned 10 her home after
short stay at Pontiac.
The Detroit times., 1916-10-12
.....

The Bloomfield His Hunt club
+ill be formally opened Saturday
o
Mrs Emory w. Clark has re
turned from cape Cod where she
passed the summer.
Mrs Jerome II Remick and Miss
Katherine Remick are home after
q summer spent at Bass Rocks,
o
Mr. and Mrs. Frederick NJ Algcr
are entertaining Mr. and Mrs Ed.
ward Swift
William J Dillon, No 125 BE
thuno.ave., announces the engage
mont OF his daughter Mona Mae to
Joseph Charbonneau
Mrs Lucy Griegs and Miss Fran
cos Griggs are visiting i'm Yonkers.
y Y
Mr. and Mrs Stanton c. Crawford
have returned from a motor trip I'm
the east.
Mr. and Mrs. John S Ncwbcrry
at dinner, Wednesday
evening Their guests were Mr..
and Mrs Philip Mcmillan. Mr.. and
Mrs Edwin 5 Barbour. Mr. and
Mrs Edward Swift Mr. and Mrs.
Frederick NJ. Alger, Mrs Harriet
y. Atterbury. Mr. and Mrs \. In
gersoll Lewis, Mr. and Mrs Tru-
man II Newberry and Alexander
SihIey
Mrs. James G. Miller. OF the re-
tel Plaza entertained at bridge
luncheon in the Hotel Statlcr,
Thursday afternoon.
Mrs. W A. c. Miller. Jr., will en-
tcrrain at sup0er. Sunday evening.
i'm honor Of Miss Jessie Annette
Miller
Mrs Merle burnett Moon will
give a tea Thursday afternoon. in
honor Of her sister Miss Erma
Belle Sparks.
The Detroit times., 1916-10-12
THE. CONFESSIONS OF A WIFE
Malcolm Stuart learns For Love,
He Writes in Letter to Marge

Elicnc's and your voices, and tho
tiukllng laughter OF the children that
IL viii be- ineXprcSsably lonesome
ever after
Il have about decided To make it
an auxiliary 20 my hospital, a kind
OF couvulescent home as IL were for
the sick little bodies that my good
friend Is trying 90 mend
"Margio please l,t mo call you
NarEic- h may sound banal 10 say
that only since knew YOU and
Eljenc and Mollie and Mary and
Your kind have / realized that there
were such women i'm he world.
The terrible experience ! had IA
my marriage made me an incur-
rigiblc pcssimist as far as your sex
was concerned and for many years
woman t1 Ur was only "a playthiug
20 be bought like other pleasures.
"If YOU should despise mo for tell
Ing Won this ! would sti have to
ton you all
"Yor are my conscience ana
afraid have been long without ono,
t1I uuUl you and yog wcrt friend
ship came into my life, l. like the
sea- was blown into great passion
ly every passing wind
~ hop, v0u will read my books
ann rad 'lJ' you "lll rc.linc I'm w
'1mmurk. and rest ou my chairs
Nlrar. I think 'aa' every man when
h, gets 3s ola a- ! feels lost with
out the r,srou-ihUy OF children
When hc begin 90 tuiuk of the jour
-
The Detroit times., 1916-10-12
DIANA OF THE GREAT GAME
The Story of Woman's Hunt For Man.
By ETHEL LLOYD PATTERSON

something foolish When ne was
Eon" She d.l rry 20 explain to me n
little what had done Turoriu
ustely WI, d, tie formative pc
rlod ~ my ufo was the tvig
which would Doe hcut for the tree
90 incline Nv uo'hcr's qurcrly dis
'ort'd philosophy of if. took from
hor lips a. go pei. ! even BEGAN
to get Some jntllng Of what IL va.
ail about and tried 20 follow H.
"I ls nor so much Dana" she
told me. chat vou dil anything
really wrong in taking supper with
Nr Atkins II l- more that Won did
=omothlnE very silly Do try 20 mn
drrstard' ND7 oul, value what
they mus, pay tor highly The moro
YOU give Tho lc 'hoy care Listen
and I'm prove il 20 YOU"
ibid not Nr Atkins give you that
sct o. furs before ever ha had so
much as touched your hand When
yon went to his room and had sup
per With him. vb,u YOU let him
kiss WON Oh. dD NOT deny it-I am
not fool and know men am
sure that hc did Mss YOU ask
Won, what did De give i'm return for
your Nss2 NotlnE''
but mother" ! protested Mr.
Atkins did send me those two love
ly books by Mark Twain"
"Four dollars worth OF books" my
mother replied cruelty "Nou are a
little silly head What Is that? II
ie not as much AS a really good box
" candies tell YOU Diana II you
arn going 70 give away the only
thing Won have-your prettIness and
charm for nothing, you will he
bankrupt before you are 90"
"Rut mother. said IN a very
small voice ITS 80 sweet TO have
any one care for YOU"
With a quick Spanish gesture nv
mother snapped her fingers in my
face
"Psh," she said. love- Can you
eat Il? Can you wear &c? Don't be
n fool Dianal"
The Detroit times., 1916-10-12
No. to-LoVE vs. cAsH.

No. 1o-LOVE vs. CASH
II is better to kill Love than 70
sell H. When 3, is deeently dead
one can at least put flowers on is
grave.
Rut after All. and al'ho my moth.
err was convinced there had been
no harm bon my friendship for Mr
Atkins. be- did give up his suite 10
our house After that night when
my mother had opened his door 10
End me eating cake and having
lemonade with him. and had created
= scene over H. never saw tho
man again Ny mother took care
OF that Before mo sho asked him
10 leave her house Altho she
never discussed with mo the man
ner OF his going was sent FOR
walk with her maid three days later
and when I came back the suite
on the second floor front was va.
cant The furniture. which was mv
mothers. remained Hut the little
intimate touches that had made the
room seem liyahlo--a coat across
chair. somo room slippers before
the fireplace "a halfWpFed pipe
upon the mautel am hsd vanished
wandered misrrably thru IN,
several rooms md cried silently but
coplously. Porhars % was red and
swollen eyes thar night al dinner
that made my mother breach rho
subject Mr.. Athin-'S name had not
been mentioned between us since
the night when she had driven me
before her down the stairs from his
suite She had told me then she
never had dreamed | was not IN
bed I'm my own room until she had
gone into n 10 get something Hhr
wanted from my dresser She had
found my bed WOccupicd ~ once
she had looked in my wardrobe. hut
my hat and coat were there She
guessed | must be somewhere I'm
the house. Quietly she had gone
thru the halls until shc had heard
my voice coming from the other
sIdo Of Mr. Atkins's closed door
think as | look back upon n
now, that probably our gay tones
had reassured her She had known
in her own heart oven before her
hand had touched the knob that no
very terrible scene was go confront
her ey"s However according 10
my rrothcr'g tights had done
The Detroit times., 1916-10-12

The simple little blouse" SIS some
times heard Of but seldom seen the
blouse has Dlosso omod into an affair
Of such elegance that il is now worn
with the HIGHEST velvet or silk skirts,
the whole making a very good imita-
ton oi an evening dress
This Fashion Art sketch shows the
new blouse IN all It's glory--of
cream shadow lace and mahogany
colored liberty satin The satin
forms a little vest and horizontal
straps in front and it edges the
gauntlet cuffs The deep yoke OF
satin in the back is finished with
tassel OF silver. The tiny buttons
are made OF twisted silk to match
the satin.
The Detroit times., 1916-10-12
WEDDING. Is
YEARS SECRET

BALTIMORE oct l2.-Having
Eopt their wedding secret from all
but few close relatives for 12
years. Nr. and Mrs Levin Upshur
rayo iu,t formally announced the
event Thoy have a daughter more
than 10 wears old
Eoeoro hcr marriage Mrs Upehur
was Miss Emily Thompson. She
and Nj Upshur left their respective
homes enc day cuinr their relatives
that they would return at night.
They did but rs man and wife.
Both were very younc They deter
Uirrd that they would keep their
wedding n secret.
Mr. Upshur was travelling sales
man He was forced TO travel thru
the south. and deemed IL best that
his bride remain with her mother.
When the baby was born Mrs
Thompson was told of the marriage
and She agreed 20 keep tho secret.
When asked the reason for hiding
the marriage so Ions Mr. Upshur
said it WAS hfs desire. and that was
all He and his wife are houaoko,
ing
The Detroit times., 1916-10-12

The Caily attired young lady who
"n0 0ete is wear
ing heavy suiting in yellow, green
..u.n newer ChecK ar
i#u-. uont than the blues and
greens
The Jacket is made in Russian
blouse effect fastened at the left
with green bone buttons. The beav-
or muff and chinchin collar are
among the newest fall fur sets
The Detroit times., 1916-10-12
BY BETTY BROWN.

Paris say hrc"Qmr'cr legg
for the coat suit. but Miss America
keeps riahr on wcar.up what Dc
come hey l's only our Young Sis.
tor, however who viii dare defy
fashion odIcf 10 Wear lou-er coats.
and who can blame the youug thing
for wearing what Is suitable 10 slim,
figures
The Detroit times., 1916-10-12

Mr. and Mrs. James Carmichael
and family hav" moved from Mont.
clair-ave 70 their new home on
Marlboroueh.aye.
The Detroit times., 1916-10-12

Miss Eleanor Reed. OF Springfield.
Macs. who has been visiting Miss
Ruth Wilkinson, Miss Helen Harrah
and Miss Irene Noble for the past
FIVE weeks in Detroit, and for whom
many pleasant social functions were
given. leaves for her homo. Friday.
The Detroit times., 1916-10-12
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Prof Robert VI. Wcnley. OF the
University of Michigan spoke be
fore tho philosophy and science de-
par'mcnt Of the Twentieth Century
club Thursday, ON The present in.
tclirctual situation in the United
States
o
Detroiters who have been guests
in the Hotel McAlpIn, New York,
This week are Mr.. and Mrs. J. Har
den. Mr. and Mrs J. b Mills, Mr.
and Mrs A B Mclean, Dr and
Mr. j r Campbell, Mr. and Mrs
A z Iigbce, Mr. and Mrs y r
Zinfor Mr. and Mrs J n Johnston,
Mr. and Mrs. ! y Gather. Mr.
and Mrs G G. Baker. Mr. and Mrs.
G.. B James, Mr. and Mrs Il r.
Munger Mrs. j. r. McMlllen, NJ .
Kuitnauer, B r Brown. T c..
Harris, T. Chester. J +. Bowman.
+ " Kcyser. G.. =. Balman. Jr.,
W G. Cole. W c. Weston. and II
$ Griffin.
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Mr. and Mrs Frederick L Wads-
worth. 81 Crosse Pointe. have as
their guests this week. Mr.. and Mrs
Ho'hrook Blinu Mr. and Mrs. I'D.
@ar Selwyn Margaret Mayo
George Crecl, and Mrs and Mrs.
Edward Bowes Margaret Hing
tom
"Wednesday and Friday evenings.
oct IS and 90, the Dramatic club
OF All Saints church. will present a
comedy in three acts called All on
Account OF Polly" The play is un-
der the direction OF Robert A.
Henson and will be given in All
Saints academy, Fort-st and Spring
wcllsavc The cast includes 1G per
sons.
Mr. and Mrs. James Carmichael
and family hav" moved from Mont
clair-ave. 70 their new home on
Marlboroueh.aye.
Acceding TO 'he request Of the Po
litical and civic league, Billy" Sun
day repeated his sermon on Booze
Thursday afternoon, in the taber
naeln The league members at
tended in body and groups OF
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The Detroit times., 1916-10-12

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