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The Detroit times., 1916-08-16
VETERAN FIREMAN.
KNOWN FOR HIS
BRAVERY, DIES

Ai'er AT illness from Which he
had suffered for several years. John
Newell g. years old. a well-knoz.n
membsr 81 no Detroit FIRE depsr-.
ment died a. hls home No I0s
Eas' Hlzh I Tuesday. Newell had
been ~ he se-y,cr for more than
% years and had retired on pen
sion when forced e. do &c By ne
Illness which caused hts death lie
distinguished him. elf for bravery
several tines especially az the
Keenan, and Jar furniture store
fire in which several fre1nen were
killed Newell Nas found apparent.
~ dead among ne debri. and was
removed 20 ~ morgue bu' recot
cred
A daughter, Marie sister. Mrs
Charles Boe,'cher and brother. r.
u Newell survive him The iuners !
Nh bs held from he Frank J.
Blake undertaking psrlrrs, No ~
East Hizh-st The ds'e ~ tht inter
ment ard he place. hsvc not bea1
arranged
The Detroit times., 1916-08-16
SUBURBAN NEWS
WYANDOTTE

Branche :. \ q, II. viii elect dele
gates tu the stat" ronN cntlpn IN TIE
troit next week AZ meeting Thur
day evening IN 81 Patrlcks school
sons ~ Rest viii br the guests 81
John e. Cahalou. Aus -. 20 dinner
al sunny side. ont
Miss Bessie Felt BIS Rapids. is
visiting relatives here.
Funeral services fuT Frank the
is-mcnths-old son ~ Mr. and Mrs
Andrew NroLek. SO. so Riddle-ANe,.
VIII be held Thursday morn.us from
81 Patrirk's church
PythlRn sisters VIII give lawn
social " edueSdaN eVening on the
grounds % h : Arspsugh. North
Line
CHRIS olson. 4 1s-yeAr- boy.
Tuesday found che Docktrh0ok az the
ChIef ems ueer ~ the steamer To-
pekA rammed and sunk Tue sday
morning BY the steamer Christopher,
off sandwich. ont. floating ~ the
Detroit river. or Vyandctte. Police
are holding the wallet
TOtsl expenditure FOR July BY the
poor commissioners Was 81, accord
ing 20 a report read % the city COM
mission TUESDAY evening
Neigh hcrhood Pleasure club will
meet Wednesday evening in Arbelter
hall Arrangements for the annual
outin EVil tN completed.
The Detroit times., 1916-08-16
ASKS MUNICIPAL
REGULATION OF
BREAD LOAVES

The size and weight 81 bread
loaves sold IN the city may come
under municipal regulation Aid
Barnett submitted resolution be
fore the common council, Tuesday
night. asking that the corporation
counsel DRAW up an ordinance 30
provide for such regulation The
resolution was sent 20 the corpora
ton counsel without discussion
Aid Barnett explained that he
thought that the public ought to
know what q is getting for It's
money Ia view o. the recent IN.
crease In the price OF bread
The Detroit times., 1916-08-16
MAN SMOKES IN
BED; SERIOUSLY
BURNED IN FIRE

Nike JohninsH g years old. a.
No q Thirty frs's' was perha7r
fatally burned Wednesdsy morning
a. 30 o'clock. zhsn he '@ll asleep
ln bed ri,h a Lighted cigarette II
hls hand according 70 police re.
ports.
Johniuski u night worker Ia a.
automobile factory and before retir.
ing. wednesday morning he Iay
down on his bed 20 smoke Sparks
from the cigarette sci The bed afre
The FIRE department was called and
the blaze vas ertinguishsd before
much propsFty was damaged job.
ninsN Vas take1 % the city receIy
ing hospital IN a serious condition
The Detroit times., 1916-08-16

Gratis. Is Republicans, including Rep
Cramton. OF LApeer, Mich, aud one
Socialist.
The time allotted opponents o
the big program was controlled b,
Democratic Leader Kitchen, who
charged the Democrats With a
sharp change 81 front.
Two months ago the Democrats
urged by the administration. were
asked 10 vote against the Wild,
reckless, cxtraysgant appropriations
proposed by the Republicans. said
Mr.. Kitchen. / denounced the Re
publican program a. recaless Grim
inahty Yet nov the chairman OF
the committee the secretary OF III
nav. The president and fellow Dem
ocrats ask me TO get up here aud
eat my words
Republican Leader Mann. savocat-
ing the increase. declared 10 vas or.
binary wisdom 10 prepare Tor what
We hope viii never come.
81 want 10 keep oUt OF var be
said. "hut We saould be prepared 20
protect our rights. az home and
abroad The credit viii belong 70
the Republican side. 'or the votes
that viii pass ,h'. larEe- program
Secretary Danieiss statement fol
lows:
The naval bill carries the arg
est appropriation for the uayy car
ried in a single appropriation OIL
by any country The Isst naval BIZ |
OF Grear Britain before The war
was under S25oCaocoo while tac
bill that passed the house yesterday !
carried an appropriation 81 s3l5
600 600. Naval - hori'iss MI I
make our navy The second largest /
IN the world in every uEit ,hsr soe'
10 make a powerful sighting force
The Detroit times., 1916-08-16
ECORSE BOND
ISSUE CARRIES
Electors Approve $4,000 Ap'
preparation For Water
Extension

Without, d dissenting vote, Ecorse
l,.,5r- TUESDAY approved the sl5..
guQ 5oaG issue cor water extensions
A5cu, AZ ballots a very light vote.
were cast
The funds from the bond issue
VIII be used 20 extend water mains
10 those uorrh end subdivisions,
which are in need % the improve
ment
PAVING OF TIE other half OF the
Eccrse bridge approach, will be
started within very few days.
TrAHc viii soon De LEI upon the An
she'd si6e
The Detroit times., 1916-08-16
PINCHOT
RAPS LANE
FOR LAXITI
,Continaed from Page ouep

| ing the secretary WITH Or1Clal ceTe'
LECTION in connection With the r.
forts OF private OIL interests 10 grab
the government naval oil reserves
In California This grab IS I'm
bodied in what Is known az The
Phelan amendment 70 the Ferris
leasing bill. TLis legislation u
pending \ the senate bur has been
post ponsd by the Democratic eau.
Gus until Decem Der. because OF 10
politically dangerous character.
What Secretary Lane did with
respect 10 The pending oil legisla,
ton" says Mr. Pinchot, Is mat.
ter of oaicial record have So.
out this record in full in The open
letter which have sent him Any
one interested in details and The
proofs OF M assertion viii And
them in this letter
Mr.. Pinehoi is interested in pre-
serving the naval oil reserves not
merely as a conservation policy, bat
because he regards the reserves a
an essential par Of the program o,
preparedness. In his letter eXcori
atins Lane. Pinchot az The same
time highly commends Secretary
Daniels and Atty Gen. Gregory Got
their efforts 10 protect the navy
oil reserves from the grabbers
IF" said Mr. Pinchot today, This
legislation which Secretary Lane
has been trying 20 get passed il en-
acted, the oil land reserves SCI
aside for the use OF the navy will
be destroyed. The mere threat o.
its passage has caused the navy de-
partment TO seriously consider the
ACCESSIBILITY OF abandoning the pol.
icy OF the construction OF oil burn.
ing ships Only oil burning ships
can develop and maintain the high
speeds required in modern var.
without them no navy can even be
second class No later than last
February the secretary OF the navy
made the Official statement that
this leasing bill would take away
from the government that which IN
time OF peril mighs change he tide
Of war"
In his open letter Mr. Pinchot -
views Secretary lanes record on
other conservation matters and
finds the secretary has either pas
siyely or actively betrayed the pub
lie interest.
The Detroit times., 1916-08-16
DRDON KISSED
! IN TENT MEET
Rough Travelling When
\ 0upporting Candidacy of
r. B. Leland

Bouquets. verbal and floral. were
0gofuss Ia the big tent rally OF the
NORTH End Republican club. Milwau'
ecavc. and Rrush.si. Tuesday
<n1Glst, in which supporters OF Frank
Leland, OF Detroit. and a. +.
r0eeper. Of CroswelL candidates for
Che Republican gnbernatoriRl nom
NATION. were heard, as well a
1ayor Marx. Sheriff Oakman and
<cthers.
Arthur Z. Gordon spoke in behalf
~ Mr.. Leland. and Judge George
Clark. OF Bad Axe. made a speech
<trkinx the nomination Of Sleeper.
<1ames o. Murhn dealt with the ma
S>1onaI situation, scoring President
P1vilson, who, he said. had failed to
e6bserve his party's "oneterm' dec.
9Inraflon, and that With regard 10
y Panama canal solls. Col. o. A.
James also spoke on national issues.
# Mayor Marx was presented with
~ large basket OF flowers following
~ speech in which he upheld his
ISocord az one which should entitle
Ehim to reelection. Sheriff Oakman,
who Is candidate for the Republican
Nomination for county clerk. was
likewise honored by his admirers.
Admirers OF Sleeper caused some
1eir when Gordon arose TO speak
Tor Leland by Kisses and cries for
I1heir candidate. Chairman Alex j.
o|roefbeck finally restored order.
oter calling on Judge Clark. Sho
nade a strong appeal for Sleeper
'TEKfng that the voters OF Wayne
(Fop sectional politics. and conside.
III. sleeper's candidacy as one
vhsch promises economic salvation
md a lower state tax.
MI Coroner +. Burgess, candidate
Or the Republican nomination for
eounty treasurer; Auditor William
0utman, candidate for reelection;
probate Judge Edward Command
1nstice Msrschner, Harold J North
1Dcre. candidate for the G. o. P
11ominstion for congress in the nrst
1lstrict. and others also spoke.
The Detroit times., 1916-08-16

Il = ~. after spirited speeches By Aid.
4 1Fnor and Barnett.
N Following the vote, Aid. Vernon
submitted a request 10 have the cor.
oration counsel give an opinion On
- validity OF the councils action
granting full pay TO the city EN-
oyes who are absent.
Ala. Vernon started the fight By
< oclAring thar the committee on
Nys and means had, before the
3 ornett resolutions adoption, pro.
1Ged that the enlisted men should
Dosfve from the cit the amount OF
1o1r salaries minus the amount
~ them by the government. He
oclared that this provision was
nple. Under the Barnett resolu-
IN, the city would spend s7,70o a
Xoor for services II did not receive.
Aid. Vernon cited instances OF how
1Dme OF the employees on The Dor.
De would fare under the Parnetl
1oDolution. Col. Walter Barlow, he
I'D. receives s4,O55 a year from the
United States ard $1,000 year from
<Ae city as chief assistant corpora.
E>)on counsel. Major john r. Roehl.
Xix inspector. gets s3.o4045 az
~ major and salary OF 81. 500 from
y - city.
81 Aid. Barnett said be remembered
~hsn members of the council with
crocodile tears IN their eyes" voi.
ID $1,000 SO that the soldiers would
ave something TO eat and drink
1oroute to the trimming camp
Now we are told that II is going
- cost the city $1,000 year 10 pay
80 boys who left their homes and
4helr families TO 60 10 the front for
E1elr country" he shouted. This
INT the first time the city has been
lberal In things. but that there ma
W. no misunderstanding let me say
HAT II isn't going &C. cost the city
+ = cent TO pay the men their salaries
z while they are on the border.
The boys In the Offices are TAX
a Inc care OF their work. Everyone
i y doing more thar his share in or
Y Der to make UP for the absent com
8 Trades"
Aid. Barnett declared that, all
4hiHss considered. $1,000 VAST I
mach for Col. Barlow to receive
when he had to buy his mount and
Y IT. clothes and meet other expenses
Y tncidental 10 his Office.
Il Capt. julius Bernan, Nal John
+: ID Sosnowski and Capt. Albert A
Town, all Thirty-hrst regiment mem
hers. were present at the meetins
and were jubilant over the outcome
1eclarins they would telegraph ths
boys on the border at once. Ber
e Uan and Sosnowski are home on {
3oday leave OF Absence
The Detroit times., 1916-08-16
ANN ARBOR

Word from capt e v.srr a. ~
rasT sfa'Ff 'GSa tfsf a .rr~l.f'- =
officer would 10 sen here '-~-sftAse-
Isl fDr IRE purpose 30 reer4.tHna ar.
cfher rouparr 20 'abs - rIs~s ~
go a. nov o. ffe borden
rDirs working ~ Mf-rIEar Cen
trial and Ann Arbo- itue frrfrs spff,
this week rsspef rteF Jarrett a.
cordinE 20 reports from rapslrgers
who i0rt/vsiue t'es re s-s ara ss,k-
ing the men
Mrs Jacob Es-h4Iha.h. Es resi.
fsnf . Hssffenavg county fr- rvay
30 ves-H fIrH bore Jnrsrrfa,
auu ArN.r women le..r r- 3D.. "A
entity IN which a r1rfeV win atI4 a.
srafs0 D. the r'fg. vac '.faFrN sgfs 4
declared tueH wanted o. hssr 81,
whistle blow again n uaH rscsn,iv
declared uIlsasCs ry the r0uneil
and ord-rsf fiscont.nusd II nsv b.
Eeinatated.
The Detroit times., 1916-08-16
SISTER OF AID
WOLGAST AFTER
MISSING RING

Miss Edna wolgast, sister OF
I'D Wolgast. former worlds light.
weight champion. obtained a war
rant in police court. Tuesday morn.
ing charging Jay Buck. of lansing
with the larceny ~ diamond ring
valued AZ 1900 She said the ring
was presented 70 her three years
ago by her brother According 10
her story. Buck took the ring sev-
eral months ago 10 get II cleaned
and has not returned g.
The Detroit times., 1916-08-16
MEXICO PROBE
INDEFINITELY
POSTPONED

MEXICO CITY. Aug is.--Justice
Brandsis' refusal 20 serve on the
commission 90 settle Mexican and
American difficulties will defer the
meeting OF the commission indehn-
rely. Foreign Secretary Aguilsr said
today
The Detroit times., 1916-08-16

not more than SIX months. together
With the present schedule OF pro
rata pay for overtime work Wheth'
er Il VIZ be necessary FOR the en-
tire deception 70 go 90 Washington
10 confer with President Wilson viii
be- determined after todays meet
INK
The Detroit times., 1916-08-16


in part responsible for This condi-
ton. because 81 permitted laxity of
law enforcement
Mr. Hampton gave election and
primary statistics which he contend.
ed showed that Judge William :
Connolly his opponent, controlled a
number OF precincts, and vas Sith.
out question political boss He
declared that 60 long as Detroit had
boss rule In politics. the citys Laws
would be disreFarded and the city
would remain a rendezvous for Law
breakers
The Hampton forces will hold q
rally, Saturday Aug %. In the a.
mory al which State Dairy and Food
Commissioner James ". Helrne VII.
speak
The Detroit times., 1916-08-16
NAB 4 SPEEDERS
WITHIN AN HOUR;
ALL ARE FINED

\ record In srresting speeders
Vas made by The Highland Park po-
lice. Tuesday, when Ave men were
All were fined They were George
U'Neill. son ~ Detroit, Are depart
ment ofHcial. SIS Walter Cullen
No. az McClellan.aYe, $40. Ne
Krieg. No 50 Chandler ave. SO.
Glen Mckenzie. No. As Louise-ave 4.
$40; stephen Kovi No ss7 Canirf.
ave. $40.
The Detroit times., 1916-08-16
HUGE NAVY
BILL PASSES
CONGRESS
tcsntisssd from rsge oneD

house lnsisted on Its disagreement
q senate increases and voted 10
end the bin back TO conference for
oDttlement OF these points An
oof1y agreement 10 expected. how
>oper. ana the measure may be sent
~ the president for his signature
Wothin a week.
The vote by which the house sc.
ooDted the senate increase In the
1oildinx program was non.psrtissn,
- majority OF both Democrats and
ooQblicans voting In the afhrms.
~ OF the 81 members who voted
- naUs1tvs there we're IS Demo
The Detroit times., 1916-08-16
YPSILANTI

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a--af s.....a -7str.or in the VS..
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.rt 80 -ra week s.- several Vel k
Me- Ma 80 .9srtv PROBATION
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some -..rf- plans 'h1t ~.
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.~ rar ayes -r..r- armed 20
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n $780, 1--F.--.s -a-'ia--sr
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The Detroit times., 1916-08-16
Wyandotters Are
Warned To Boil
Drinking Water

Boil your drinking and cooking
water j. the advice City Physician
7. Lang.ois Is giving Wysndotte
PEOPLE
The Wyaadotte supply OF water,
taken from TIE Detroit river. -
treated With chlorine. which takes
nearly al, he impurities out. There
is q small percentage, however. left
c THE water. Na,ch can only he
purified cy boiling say officials.
The Detroit times., 1916-08-16

More than 100000 men are war
prisoners In Europe. according TO
Or. Mott. general secretary OF the
international committee OF the Y.
VI. c. A.. Who has Just returned
from a tour through the belliEerent
countries.
Germany has the most, be says.
about $4,000. Russia Is merit With
I.5Oo, 900, and Austria has iooo, 900.
The Detroit times., 1916-08-16
Today's Ball Games
American

Cleveland a. New YORK. cloudy.
Chicago az Boston clear tRo
games
81 Louis AZ philadelphia cloudy
Detroit az Washington. rain
The Detroit times., 1916-08-16

ginning al Tso March. Brooke .
Chicago Marine Band. Settt. scene
a. Procession" Barnard selection
from the Metropolitan opera
HOUSE. Tobani overture, Plgus
Dame. supp. watts, Love
Thoughts" fTyor melodies from
Wang Morse. Star Spangie1 Ban =
nsr Thomas TAhay haTltona will
sing A. the evening concert
The Detroit times., 1916-08-16
TERRIFIC ARTIL-
LERY FIGHT ON
SOMME FRONT
Continued from raEe onel,

! illery strength 20 protect tle Ee0
ly acquired positions The Gegma-
we're Smelling even more desperate,
in an effort 10 dislodgs the Frsre.
and launch couuter-attacks
The s,uQsutuusress % tai- Srta
| artillery struggle was iElt~c-ibao.t
I The cur,iug line ~ ere extended
from the French positions before
/ Clery. north ~ the SoUUe, 20 -
Quentin, thence so4th 20 the r.
gion % Peronne ard sol,hves' OF
Barleu, EsJress and Soyecourt-
shells 81 all csLoerS, both shrspne.
and high explosive. burst az ever
Instant AZ every point along The eE-
ire front with a rap!dity Which &C.
fed counting For ore lone inter
val By a seemingly miraculous .-
teryenuon. I was able 20 count u-
l5 seconds vAer ro- single Sd.
exploded Immediately 'hsrssr,r
The Ere Was resumed vita -etou..tt
intensity
Equally impressive "a this som .
urb-uker semlc!rlle u artillery
are vas The so-mur horseshos u'
French observation sausage balloon
overhsnging a. great height ths
entire battle from Their wireless
Instruments we're directing the
French FIRE
81 ,ar same tine tuuumerable
French seropls1es darted in and 81
among ,hf sausages. crossing ana
.recros.irg The German lines ever
minute From time 20 ZINE as a
daring aviator aex ove- the Grerus-
positions Aals dozen White pu4,
would suddenly appear VIVA star
Ing dtsriHt-jy-nass Silhouette
against he clear blue sky. Showing
where the German snttat-c-aft sur.
ners had sought 70 enri-c.e the aero
plane WITH sh-spneI
Ys' despite this g-ea, activity o.
Frances air forces uo' A German
ssroplarA appeared either FOR he
purpose % chasing back TIE Frene7.
attacking ne French ssusaEes or
for recornoiterinE Likewise Tot
single German sausage Vas visible
70 Offset the unbroken 30-mi,s SEN
circle 81 - FreucH saussKes Which
vas able 20 count. Nothing coQ.c
give = more vivid impression % he
French ind spu'ed mastery and
superiority lr he air
Pushing ahead from Domplerra
into The she'll zone our party pro
crossed toward Biaches. bareIy
mile from Peronne and the most
advanced French position. W.
passed the villages OF Becquincour,
Herbecourt AsseviIlers and Flau.
court all % which were so con,
pletely levslsd b. she'll Ere that /!
vas unaware We were spproacatn-
them until ! found myself rread,-s
their broken bricks
PARIS Aug ls.-German recon
no.,eras parties were dispersed ~
The French IN The Champagne last
light. the xar once announced .o-
day
The nigh, vas generally calm OF
the entire front Nor beast % Yer
dun. BON 5sTduerts occurred on ne
sectors u Th.agmont. F',eury Va1z
and Chapirre.
German aerOpiares BON barded
the fortress town of Beis0r-. bur
there ne-a 10 rtr.Ir-r
The Detroit times., 1916-08-16

An o1d-tine volunteer fremen's
muster will hs held TODAY a. Pitts
field. Mass under the auspices Of the
Connecticut VALLEY Veteran Firemon's
league
The Detroit times., 1916-08-16
Charles ". DtnEs. . weii-known tailor
~ ~ In Ahnna A The

Chamber OF Communicating died
Tuesday. a. his home No Ill How
Ard-st IL leaves widow, Caro-
lire Dlngs. snd dsughter. Mrs
Haze Hamilton The funeral viii
lie trutn his home, ThurstHy after
noon at so o'clock Mr. btngs
Mas member 81 the famo Is
Zspn,- Post club. ard roVel an
der 10 coicrs with Nles I Mcleod
. " ksatLnk ana Laylh Is m
The Detroit times., 1916-08-16
Father uoy-ia. HeItkswp. % On.

society ~ J~se., professor Of
mathematics and chemistry and
dean % the engineering school ~
tho tniVersity % Detroit. has lrff
for Cincinnati. where Ne viii Join
The ~ francis N.viers college
Rev Father John Morrissy. - 'he
xRvierS rnllsE- Viii succeed Faith
sr HNltka-up a. Detroit
The Detroit times., 1916-08-16

Chicago az Cincinnati cloudy.
Pittsburgh az ST Louis. today's
game played Aug 10
No others scheduled
The Detroit times., 1916-08-16

The ohio Retail Fgrniturs Dealers
association Will begin its annual con
Esnt4an todAy a. Cedar Point.
The Detroit times., 1916-08-16

Howard county Missouri. will ~
sin fw0-dHE celebration TODAY IN
honor ~ 80 centennial
The Detroit times., 1916-08-16

OF the eisht.hour day--though IL is
highly Improbable "a applied 20
railroad operation, ne msnaEers
have brought the Issue squsrsly
down 10 negotiations on how 10
dispose OF the collateral Issues.
NEW YORK. Aug ls.-si1 hun.
dred district chairman representing
the 5000 employees involved in
the threatened railroad strike. will
meet here today with ". s Carter.
president OF the Brotherhood o;
Firemen. TO consider tentative
proposal that the railroads adopt the
eight-hour dsy for a trial period OF
The Detroit times., 1916-08-16
IN DETROIT


Schmsmsn's Military band. Herman
W schm.Dan director. renders the
following program al Relic fsls Wed
nssday afternoon. beginning ~ 20
and IN the evening ~ Belle isle. be-
The Detroit times., 1916-08-16
BIRMINGHAM
McGorey-MB Bride

Mrs Edith Mctiorey. daughter ~
Mrs Martha WOOD. and Harry J.
NJ Bride. both Of Birmingham were
married Tuesday evening at Q cloe x
IN trS Mood ward-ave- Baptist church.
Detroit The marriage ceremony was
performed by Rev. Or W r. Brown.
OF Detroit. They were attended ~
Miss Ruth Hamilton. OF Lima. Ohio.
who - niece Of the groom. and
Thomas Wood Of Detroit. who ~ =
brother 90 the bride After the mar
riass ceremony wedding luncheon
Vas served In the Statler hotel IN
Detroit The bride and groom went
on trip 90 Mackina wand when they
r-tarn utli make their home on South
Wocfvard-ave
The Detroit times., 1916-08-16

Born - Mr. and Mrs John Cls-ks-
ton. ~ Rlcomaela Hus a son
Nr and Mrs Elmer Huston started
thls morning on trip 70 Duluth
Mas Rose McGsegOr q visiting
RELATIVES n Chatham. ont
NJ art Ms David Lowe spent
TUESDAY n Pennington
Gerard Sell = visiting relatives in
Detroit
NJ and Mrs Howard smith. o,
Port Huron. rave been recent guests
OF NJ and Mrs. n q Murry on south
Woodv sr8-aye
Ire Eaapath gdautagqua will be
held birmingham Aux 42-.s on
GRAY -r.-t
NJ and Mrs. william Rorer hsv.
gone .' Boston. Mas 20 spend the
rerns -te- 4 the summer
Mr. ard Mrs. Fred Parks and
dAuEr.A- clara have gone 20 MscN-
NAV 20 spend -wo weeks
% smith. - plymouth "a visit.
ing rs mother. Mrs Cornelis smith
on ra0- itDn-sve
Mrs ernest Ab.lt has returned
IRON a v.s.t With Mrs. John Bliss. A.
Fos~v.lIe
Ne Beatrice Macarthur went Tues
day to .t@ PNnfisr cits hospital 20 IN
dsrZa av operation for appendicitis
Mics EdI;h PhJlics hss gone %
- Johns 90 visit relatives
Bon to NJ and Mrs. william
smith. ~ sterling tnSrshi7 son.
Nj 4r3 Me- Abne- Mcclellan have
returned from trip - Macktnaw
The Detroit times., 1916-08-16
WILSON STILL
SEEKING SOLUTION
IN RAIL CRISIS

tContInssd from PsEe on.b
The Detroit times., 1916-08-16
HAMPTON
OPENS; HITS
BOSS" RULE

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The Detroit times., 1916-08-16

The monfhiy report of the Detroit
Edison COMPANY for July shows =
total gross revenue Of t7ob.ss7 20.
an incrsas. OF al per cent over
July Of 1918. The net income foT
an increase OF 40 per cent over the
corresponding period IN 1915. The
net income FOR IN" year iE 1914.
t5s7O an increase % 500 per cent
over the same period in 1918.