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The Detroit times., 1916-12-02
BANKS BULGING
WITH MONEY

The Federal Reserve hank OF CHI
cago. IN its report On business Goa.
ci'ions In the seventh federal rc.
serve bank dis, ,rict. which include
lower Michigan. says
There is no recession In the gen
eral volume of business AZ the pres
en- tine Production and distribu-
ton arc ~ high levels and au,hort
'ies IN moSf lines anticipate an PC
tive trade during the ensuing
months Bank deposits aud bank
eiearlngs ar large and money rstes
loa SAVING deposits have lncrea
I'd owing 20 he active employment
Of labor at substantial wages. and
among banks handling large
amount ~ this business. particular
ly those located In larger cities. dc
nculty "a experienced in keeping
their funds lquid and Al the same
time earning living rate"
The Detroit times., 1916-12-02
MANY SLAIN
IN ATHENS

(COannued from PAGE ouel
the street railways have suspended
operation
In the meantime II appeared that
allied forces we're hc;ss poured into
he country around Athens Several
gnim pcrt6nt cla shea have already
occurred between these Troops and
Greek rsservIsts. called 20 the color-
by KinC Constantine Preparation =
havs beer made 20 resist disariGa
n"nt by forces " was said it ia IN
the concentration ~ hose reservist~
who are no' completely under mil
tsry discipline that the greatest
Source ~ dsnga. az an outbreak uc.
Nor only wer. there .opsn out
breaks 81 hghtinv In he outskirts
% the city between reseryistS ana
Allied troops mostly French sal
ors- bu' dispatches said there had
been lively street cusulades o.
changed between members of the
royalsJ and Venizelos fRctious--tbe
clashes n some instances occurriuc
In The hear at the CITY
The armisftce which mas appa-
entity terminated this critical sitga
tion ir ne CITY was reached az "A
uiral Fouruets vigr according ia
information from Greek sources s,
Athens A central News dispatc n
declared that no encounters In The
city rad been terminated and no
rotiations Nera proceeding
n Official advices later confirm
The decision - King Constantine GO
surrender arms. such partial a.
qlezcence 10 Admiral DlFournet' 3
demand would 20 complete r.
versal % tn, determination arrived
a. not only by rhe si0g. bur hy m"
crown council agd the caoinr-
These three governmental asenc's.
all agree two lsvs ago 70 resist AL
attempts hg me Allies r1 force sur
rende- oi arm
King Constantine followed this 70
tusai by calling 20 me colors sll ne
Crock reservi -
The Detroit times., 1916-12-02
FARM CREDIT
EXPERTS MEET

CHIC fGO pe- Cooperation
all bc Tho tn nene. ard help the
fsImsr End vog sIn help the ui;i
.r.sts consumer" Vtll ~ the ry a.
thc Sos ion of the National Con
f-reDce on Marseiins and farm
ctsdits which b@sin- here N1ndqg
RiE men from ths bark ooper.
ste organizations and gogt rnment
and uste oTcial. viii tel he fsrTn
o. how 10 raise mors crops and zet
letter price sor iheui eliminn'e fhe
ir ddle mn. And how 20 20: money
~ improve u,e farm
17hs delegates 0s whom thousands
srs s1p.ct~d. aill Or 'sld that farm.
ers ar~ not - class tke agto-Ovn.
irg rod lsrn bond-clipp-rs , pctursd
n action OUT ot SIX MILTON farm
sTg nearly half are tenant farmers
The Detroit times., 1916-12-02
CONNOLLY TELLS
COUZENS HOW TO
HANDLE TRAFFIC

Judge William F. Connolly has
gwen some advice 10 Police Com.
missioner Couzcrs regarding the reg
vlaucu ~ traffic MIR. Couzens in
on address 20 the University clur.
ceclared thaf Tho many yiolsl ons
OF ne ,rafrc Jaws were due TO the
fact that the courts did not give
scientific trestucnr 20 such lnN vio-
lators ard he suggested the need OF
a srecial trsrlc court
IN reply the Judge before whose
court most ot The trarlc offenders
are tried, make tho rctorl courte.
I cue ari pu's the resronsiulitt
squarely ~ 10 The police corrmls-
tior"r In his statement he dcclnrps
that motorists Violate the usflc
laws simriy because facy believe
thev Nill no % enforced n The
ICiice department enforces he law
Tor fcN weeks he says. there will
be s'op pu' 10 the violations cf the
tfHfic laws Hc cites the case Of
'hc saloons which rov chey the clos
ng regulations simply because they
know they are beius enforced. while
for Years they violated them The
saloonkeepera knew that when
CouEen> told them 20 close he mean.
o. Hs believe The sare would be
rue IN 'fTF cas~-u uf trs'tc
Commissioner Cou7~ns viii ad.
cross n@e'inr % citizens in the
hoard - Commerce auditorium Mon.
Gas npur on tho i1afi- situation.
and The citizens VIII be asked tc dir
cnsr N" Tholo question With spe-
cbL reference 10 the nov nnu-rarS-
ing regulation tn The down own rrs-
trict Edwin penhs prcslder' Of
thc board. viii preside
The Detroit times., 1916-12-02
Suburban News
BIRMINGHAM

Howard Mcclellan. of Ann Arror
"a .lsItluG al tnf home ~ Warren
Brs, IN south Woodward ave.
Nlr- How Aru iIerurs and dsUg Ntrr.
Nrnf| eta. - Firt spent Thursday
az thr home 81 Aif sad Mrs Charles
" Uaynrs ON HAYNES "a
4hF WHuA"s .ttrfaft 'lun Hl
r1e-f tuesday afternoon az the noric
- Me- D. TaAiof an ~cuthae ave
Thc FRIDAY Rrtdsr club VII meet
~ Cav afternoon Dec a. thr home
~ Mrs Allen bgeloW on West
Nir suo Mrs Peter Anderson have
gone tr Ifuroiu tc visit their son
WHuan Anderson
spent Frtday AZ thr a'uf - hsr So
An anauai donation meeting ana
chicken psr sgpprr Viii tt helo IN the
Franklin hsii uec -
Ifllda rrunbull - r with appendt-
rlrIs a. her home on Na1el-st
The ~ ssrs Nenia. Verona and Julia
Fost sPent Surta AZ the home ~ Ny
Miss Amer M-Ctci IAN vtSittng e.
the home ~ ~ and Mrs william
N-trIrtlau AZ pcnt -
NJ ana Mrs N RcSrss spent
Thauksgi gitirg az the home % Mr. and
N-s r. Srort ~ Toicdo
Tetge and Nrs W. Campbell
have returned from = vtsit - - their
sou rr Daniel Camp she'll % Alpsna.
HAises Russell. axe "a % this
when = horse feN on aim Fridsv
Bred D. FJshsr Fell FRIDAY from a
iadder az Hls home 20 Narth W cod-
ward-rre and broke both ankles
The Detroit times., 1916-12-02
p. VI. EARNINGS
IN OCTOBER SHOW
LARGE INCREASE

OctOoer proved ron lucrative
montp for tbe per, Marquette a.
cording to fhe mostaly report %,
ns earn.nu rhe me- operating rsg.
enue -hoved an Increase over ne
net operating revenue for fhs core
rpondinE period n19ls. ~ llss
JOSH Total operating revenues
showed sn iarraase ever October N
lssr year ~ 81 -s1+7 vnIe he .u.
crease In ,he 'o.al operating *
renses vas Sffto-7 o. me non
operating income wa. Sss70s7 max.
iur The gross income sits G-sfs
Tne surplus 1r Oc, SD Amounted
fr '224 5tls2 an incrsate oyor that
loe fhf ccrespar1.ro period iu 1915
~ tiGs.c7Z5f
Tho estimated revenues asr me
.cfen d. enl.ng Nor zl rtoxed
ar increase ollr 4milar -tridd
ip -ffl5 Of t15s's or ne yhree
week ending No7 IS S51.421 and
for th[ period frqt i9iy q 20 Noy
~. SLIP 8s7
The Detroit times., 1916-12-02
Experts Urge Conservatism in Livestock
Market Despite Cattle and Hog Demand

are bought on a badly glutted mar
ket
Fine TAT COWS and heifers are
scarce ana the latter are selling on
a par with steers OF the same qual.
ity and Tot one-half enough coming
"a meet the needs u the trade. Can
ners and cutters are meeting with
AZ unreliable demand Just now ow.
Ing to the frequency OF market.
Lreakins runs in this department.
Whenever tho Yards cleanup the
demand springs up again and per
clsts unut another slut makes its ap.
pearance
Recently the bun trade has lack
"a reliability because az ar uncer.
tain kosher demand but killers have
little cause for anxiety for the hide
and the Nal cheaper the meat TO
The Detroit times., 1916-12-02

/ such an extent that dealers can
hang a. IN the chillraom with p Ger.
ta,nty Of getting all their money
back and then some.
One OF tho strongest elements in
the current cattle trade II the active
demand Tor hides. many OF the bet
ter grades selling at 80 cents per
round Calfskins have advanced
rapidly also. the recent gaiu equst
ing In some cases - cents ter hide
Chicago experts ara predicting A.
ltten-dollsr calf market before the
holidays are past
Lambs are looming and there is
nothing In the horizon o indicate
hesitation IN the general uplifting
process which has been az work in
the sheep markets OF the country
fcr the past six months. Packers
are ~ their wits end in tho effort
&c supply their customers with int
lambs fat western stock IL eI.
mtusted and 70-pound natives, N
high-grade. readily bring sls per
|, hundred The competition for half.
1T lambs was never before stronger,
the packing house contingent CON
Tsjing actively With feeders from all
paus Of the country for $ few of
th,s kind
The wool mRrke' cannot ~ called
active but Il shows a stubborn urrn-
rrss that precluries the idea OF do
cline packers pena were hardly
ever before known to be so high. tho
te~' ChicagoS selling for S4.5a each.
a tact which help, TO scale down the
C0-cass-cost Il The meat
The current 1--we no. market
tec'ns 20 BE- swinging toward easier
81 uos he cause being the liberal
a-rivals for the last fortnight 4
Stance gt hoE quotations and ac.
counts ~ ale. shoas however. that
the excess IN tho rtu consists main.
O. OF pigs ard thin hogs thn' have
teen sen' forWtrd 70 dodge ths
board till with cash lard selling
fcr II cNnts rer pound az wholesale
and the biE provision warehouses
te'rE practically bare. the demand
frr hNav, corn fed hogs shows but
ltle ohanrr
Foreign demand for lard and
meats continues una hated and stats
'iCi cf exportatton. from week 10
v eek silence the cries OF tho ealam.
~ bowler who ALWAYS predicts
decline in early December. regsrd.
ie's az conditions Provision bnok-
cTe are advising caution az this time
regardless OF the strong statistical
position NJ the market The tluic D.,
r"pr a. hand when he farmers os
ihe country Will be asked 70 tax
mrney and when that time APPROACH
IS the average tiller ~ the soil Will
sell hts hogs ~ current price, rath.
sr than borrow money with which
70 meet his needs 4 conservative
Tulycy. in counccticr with all live
stock operations while nr,ctn. con
linue 30 high IL recommended Ay
9ll good .udFa- ~ market conditions
The Detroit times., 1916-12-02
CASS CITY MAN
ARRESTED IN
WIAND0TTE

WNANpOT JASS tltN
JOHN pesho. wanted Do tSss City
Mitch on q charge ~ mo, ng cha
t,l mort gagged soods Was located .u
Wysndotte Frida, - sheriff " NJ.
Harris oi Cass county and Chief
80 Police John Drnman ~ WySu
Gotfe ppsh0 Is charged with cha,
tcl mortSaEnE good 20 the value OF
$3.50 He disappeared last SepterF.
ser and took the GOODS With him.
He came 70 Vyandotts snd was hY-
ng on Eighth-st. alias John Tasho
The Detroit times., 1916-12-02
~ H H. MACK

The conditions that have ruled the
cattle trade Cor the last so days are
stlll in command ~ the situation, eX.
,cp, that he spread between extra
prime animals and commoa grades
iy widening rapidly as the season
grows oldtr and the market be
comes g'nuted with common cattle
ot all grades Fancy fat yosrliig
steers are leading The demand, few
extra lne lois having been sold in
Chicago Of late for si2 and above
Che glut OF Narmcd.up steers con.
tluIes IN all markets snd packers
ART playing safe" with a vengeance
because OF The 30.cent hiie market
which makes the beef look cheap on
the hooks. especially when The cattle
The Detroit times., 1916-12-02
YPSILANTI

S4v8av communion sunisv ~
t-e grese, terisn church. and new
+ members VII os received az this time
tt me vastcr ~ John =. F'nlaysor.
According Go Supt TrAnk Cody.
more taal -oo Normal grAduate. are
teaching I- she Detroit schools
coach p n Mitchell Was elected
ser -etacv- treasurer % ths physical
efucstion section az the s T 4
meeting held reesnly IN Crane Rap
wc-e hss been received 'of the
teatA - Y Y. Nadigir. 81 Nop In
fta University OF Michigan student
20 nC hsG many friends here. NJ Ma
-r came - the K cf NJ sikh Dr
RSr1 Ssr. noT ass srauf % lfr
= Hero tuRn but becau. AFFLICTED
"a t# fu uherculosis ard iefr sc~ his -
tFe = me Across the seas ke oads
Ns friends in Yrslarti goodbye Ma
NJ ard Mrs 1Art-s showers expect
tr rftlr1 No~dar from a several
n1-0ths. visit wtth 'hicREo and Do
tAs'- Some durlas re ~irtsy r the
.at1Ap&t home during Ms Wstna-
vas agSfnre "a Dhlraso.
Troy Z. i-crtnr has been gl
vtrr~c from associate professor 20
g a ssss1r - physrE ard FTof
r.r --s..,-- . -. :. - .t.-
' Pf 'n@
, - - -.
u.s. <, pa
49, T'-Af- E'''E' '0a an
AFrH AiArr i@tN - ~Nflr <
-a- vlst-r IN california
Mrs. " r. &Grdork a-a IA Shter
a. * ~ .N'Ft7 '..~
tncFn"l are - - out
gar sftsr ser~-' liuess from
h@-g thrown from wagc1
ne H omen tset.ef co~Fs met fri-
af-Fr7 t"- 70" 5!ar rlstflrg
A11 st@ctf1 tH~ f".l 7nE ofN-crs
frestdert. ar- Nsrr lfe4cei sarfn-
rr~@tee7f Ms l1a ki- ~ % 1In-
tu- vice. pres,ae-t, Ma ha'e fsrks
frras1rer Mrs. |nEsn1Ine Marx
erar s'r. tfts hhrte Porter conduct
or Mrs N-fEH Trt~c guard Ms
~a-t- T+~r ~
Ir1 Nqtthews ief- ErsAv o. at
'.-. tha bows r-~fr-er a. farv.
The Detroit times., 1916-12-02
Rraltx Man rsonerated

Edpard = samuel Detroit rsa
estate dealer. was fully eHonerafec
- charge brought against hIm ir
fhs Ontario supreme conr' o'
Thomas J shaw New Orlean horse
man and Jonn p Brady They
-oushf 70 prove that Samuel 49,
iheir sg~nf In ne purchase ~ Oiih
was lands and demanded sn ac
counting Justice Middleton heid
hat no charge oF fraud had been
substantiated and that there Vss no
evidence 20 prove that he Lad vio
lated any agreement hs made with
the plaintiffs
The Detroit times., 1916-12-02
sues Canadian Ford company

Justice Middleton. siit.-s at sand
lch ont Friday deferred pearNG
OF The Gi' brought by Mr. Char
ltte Heck an aged res dent OF
Ford CTS Ont. against the Cana
Ctan Ford Company Mrs Heck a.
legged hat the vibrations from The
power plant ~ tho company caused
damage 20 hsr residence ard robbed
ler of ner -l.ep 10 such an exten
bar -ho has become i't Tts com
nany promised 20 remedy condition
and pending rs action the case vii
oe held IN lbeysnce. Mrs Hecs
brought charge ~ maintaining a
nuisance
The Detroit times., 1916-12-02

g.. ,....y man -.r. r. g1..r h, T-
~ erren reo, president - SsHuyIkIu
-rt fr .,.-. r ts,sr Arr.
,.. ts ,r. Al.
u.i.f lfreer T..,.fa and 1Ts.resfat
,.,.si -.fi...t.-r ~ rsI4at s.ris
hr
lNt ~tt .
mon .t i.r ,,.,-,...t
gIi. I'D iAt
5si t-i
hsrrrsr tat
mems r4ss mset.ns .n rrr NJ
SHedat .fit ng.n l.,n>
.N .hf a4le ma t.'t
Nef s1Ne-0 ..l'N@ 49,
~ A,.-
Nf I'D" l'Abs
Tie rev r AtNr.f w.i. rreaca
In sr~ -nrrrfng tr Scrrf ~ NwrrIaI
Presses st@rtan ana in the @-rr.ns lhs
-,-... ....t
in .nr a.
Ms Na h- toiCs ~
~ 49,. .-r.
The Detroit times., 1916-12-02
Severe Rheumatic
Pains Disappear

Rneumstism depends - anNscid In
the blood. which affects the muscles
and Joints. producing Inflammation.
Stiffness and pain This acid gets
into the blood through some defect
I'm the digestive process.
Hoods sarsaparllla. the oldtime
blood tonic, H. very successful IN The
treatment ~ rheumatism, n acts III.
rectly. with purifying effect. on the
blood and improves the digestion.
Don't suffer Get Hsod's TODAY Adv
The Detroit times., 1916-12-02
With the Minister'S

Ths Whist fraternity sc>ordsf q
generous response - ths invitation
- thH Detroit waist ciub on Mon
1sv svsntnE Scv 81 when ar open
rrrFrsssivs game "a ths attraction
There were ~ tables n play. Ans ne
fnn4rs were won ~ tEs foll9wins I
c0ufesfsnts O. r. Niles TT Mrs
= 5tsiiwAEsn I7f Y 8 Taylor i7g
ar. Me-. a 3 SAGE I'll.
The following scores we're MADE IN
tre saturday gam
So-tn ard souf1--hra r r pisi-
man and Ars L.loyd. Plus Nrs g r
kz=t-ffts-trE anf n 7 BJshr0 ni4s
Mrs. X r Slick anf Thsras watson.
minus Me- A. r. sage anf
Me- alssV. mus
Eses arf w~s' Mrs a. Ha+ss
snd Mrs. p r .Boshr, pius Nra
b. Memo and r - Bate. rf4p
ST. and Ne ~ Paire rirur 81
Sra - - psttsHs and Mr. g. y
Clarke. minus 2.
The Detroit times., 1916-12-02
CAPTIvES
ARE SLAIN.
BY VILLA
oershing Expected to
Get Bandit If He
Comes North
Bn wEBB c. nILLER.

BIZ WEBB z. MILLER.
6f0f Correspondent United Press.
eL Pkso, TEX. Dec. i.-on
Tuesday morn, ,s, after his cap:
ture of Chihuahua CITY, villa
bepsn slsu9hterIna the Chinese
residents Of the city. four reFu-
gees arriving nere today told
United states authorities.
More than 80 Chinese haa
been killed when they escaped.
they SAID. One Chinese refugee
said that OF sne party Of p Of
his eountrynen he was the only
one 70 escape. Three other refv-
gees were the snIy survivors Of
second party of 3s
WITH these reports % ~anton
slaughter. litts. hope IS enter
taineo for the safety of s'S
Americans known 20 have beer
IN chihuahua City
The Detroit times., 1916-12-02
NORMAL CHORUS
WILL SING HERE

Under the direction OF Frederick
Alexanser, fhs famous Ypsilanti
normal chorus ~ 200 voices, Vih
give recital ~ Chrisfmss music
III The 8 and 30 O'Clock seryic
lice. 40. in tIe NOrth Woodward
Congregsi church. Of which
he Re- Chester q Emerson 10 pss.
Tor
The Detroit times., 1916-12-02

The ANNA international Live
Stock SHOW the premier exhibition
~ its kind IN America, opens IN chi.
caEo today and will continue until
Ilcc
The Detroit times., 1916-12-02
WARRANT ISSUED
FOR HOTEL MAN

a Warrsnt vas issued ln polite
court Frida FOR the arrest ~
Charles Ciemsbts. of TIE Ho,el Na,
ropols No Jlzs woodward svs
charging him with k~epinE biz bar.
her shop open on sunday The var
rant vss sworn n by PAro.mAr
William Nsloreg ~ 'hr frst r.,
cinc'
The Detroit times., 1916-12-02

a contest 20 determine rIo ts ths
chicago girI Hit0 tbs most beautiful
comDirXior .satn and hyir ASH be-
'nauggrated odaF connection
win tho FRS annual exhibition OF
rho thiesso RDsH DrugEsfs' A.=o
cislon.
The Detroit times., 1916-12-02

Tie Od r1r. prssB,.elIsr
church 'o N-w Yoft ,Ify has sr
ranged 'or a aotahis eslebra Jon 1f
ia -en'n 'nnissr-sry. - apen ssr
day snf rortinu- thru 'hs ~e~v
The Detroit times., 1916-12-02
IN DETROIT
In she event that the rists~ns of
HlKhIanh narA. nINer RnnEr. har-

49, -, 49,, ~ rfss,~r. Of
y" me- Rosx,' H.~-
,es -sv- .rras rs-. ~ so.r
~ .A rh
% -. rrr r.,r wJrf 10
s -.r...- rrr --rra.
cicss c2wG f,.,,loE ,. 49, ,a-t
csr ,As -has part ~ -e-
view r-ersrAd or. trf rsrart ar
r-vuf.0n u~r0ns lrtors ~ -lttarT
stock ms ststistiClar art 7t~'o sN
nit,a STATE. ci,u .-r,tcr .anmips-
item. will ~ held IN Detro3r Jan.
fc- th@ toIlrrt1E se-iflorS fr-
~sla- Jan OF petroleum tech ucIo-
get iunfo~ ~~'rol@tr ~rEineer,
r-~-t-s-sr-er ~ rtrtr rbs-
e.rtsa- t-srtfa-7~ .-apsf.r-ar ar
-s--.es rfat= cleaner ersrsf4~rer.
ara eng-ster C7 -s 2n ~A
animation wlI 20 5e.l 1s
ysr itArfNr1 ,F"
derart-0e-t has or~-- ~
80 ...2'-'s1. s,s i-s.'.r7'. -'.r ..-.t.5-. a..
craftsrlan. fn- Wrr a1pilcaL -
rAn 10 rraGe a. anE time -rt. f-~-
fhsr rot'ce
starrs increase iu tbr hls ness
t-a-saerr- In htF rff0- over me
correspond NJ month ~ as
~r,f1v.-x ars the corura- sons
- t.-
1890 ---~f-ar-44 ra-~-.sel -
N--s--Ns- fafe 4r- frr-
+rs- 80 -o4r-~a. .- "a. .-.-..
...--~- rere r.--
.ars -~a r-re+ -e 4a1srtsr
-
s,se. g.. - .-s. - IN A..
st..,.s ,s..,S.-, rT-1- :, .,..t..
George Wili@r, ~ y~nrs old. IyirE ~
eFstr-st rad ~~rond-ave. ~ss
The Detroit times., 1916-12-02


"A ff~ ~ .o, ar- .C.1.ssl1r VI
te tre sermon tcri-s ~ me Res
nrateefs .r fs- l-rr~st-ave Pres
fr. .,.-'sr -hrrrh
BerVn German. -iil address On
l.........,-....,. s.-......s ,..tr - h@4
tta r-.rrtrr r .ha Grand RIVE
+ 49, 81 and rra a4e~Ing Oh
Te r.rtk Fa.t.f Ft--rtr vt
nrsas-tr "a 5.s.ttsr 5rt -arr.t an
{ 80
,,-......
~. -.-r.rs ana M, .r.ns t-.
4 Rev IA f. I.-,erl rIi preach d.
NfT -
seeu.us afrs @ a.
frfok
rr, ,,-4 ~ o.-rrs. ana E3,
10 .'F,ls. ,ls:.,.t
---. s.. -. ~
,a- la fr ,s .ts.,..4 .r rea r-r L
~. ,f.,i.... =.
~. 81 1900 ~.
~--
.,s...t ~ ,lhe-, $50 a. .ee @
enirE sfF'l l-sF f2r iae A.4r' n a
dent of fuE -tarR tli.F=e 4r1 r-
4lQki0a Fe4tn4F tn9- ~
VII prea Misr'on shi
o"talsh N-'-
In the Ir-anret r-rst ,er.s- tNe
preach IN t1s morning 'nsta1 !
sr@t - 40 I'D --
a'~' 'o' sa'
versaitsr -h grr will sfns NSur1e- ?
Advent csrtats. fNrlt Pardon
and Peace Sun1az evening IN.
a.. ~ rrhai pa4tsr s-~-srr Me-
HsIs- rs-ns.5 af r-.~s Cree
.srTr 80 xsr,~ s..s-.-t tor-
is.c, 49, 49, +rg.-s. avi
~Eos--,as.sr
Y-r "ilt p~ yea 'H tH+ ninE
N the ool"a 5-s
a. lh az, az ,,fs ~ re
ABLE se-serts me third ~ gs-
RES on Home relations
-. ,-.s.tr 49,. 49, er-e -
r.srr 49, us. ,-r-s-r~ =. prt-sr~
UilI sr.ask - "a -arshfe Dr no a~8
Nirs f-rara ga.s-ts mrf xrx An ~
The Detroit times., 1916-12-02

Toe vekper, ,serv4re q -. y. IS G..
A. at O'clock vi, be r. rnargs o.
the cor.estic arts and rr.eure de1arr-
menC Tre Rev NH~srrr r. Emerson
Elll speak 1n "A psrsAie ~ life and
Miss Grace LsN-is wall Srx Ar IN
formal 500 A. rnGr wil follow tN-
yssp-r sars rF wita stories s-g-s3
the open Fre rus.l sr9 YEA
The Detroit times., 1916-12-02

u man fr awaken w -e r
sanfe.f rf Albert Brown g. 're rF
eninE SERVICES tefl.r the L.4r .1at
The Detroit times., 1916-12-02

Ofhesr- for the ~nxninE year will ~
elected NsndaF BfEht 81 ns<~ttng
- rFr- herH IN IA a-FF nnaf So
laDs-fr-at ~ = Kan F-arr
The Detroit times., 1916-12-02

iu thr Maek-ave Evanzc1irai fhe
Rsv z a Halnhubef viii preach u
The ruorHtnF on Giving ard fakfrr
oNcnss and in the eNenfns a sermon
The Detroit times., 1916-12-02

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The Detroit times., 1916-12-02

''The impossible" and Satan ban
aueN VIII box tic forfCA ~ Ihe Rev.
Waitsr N Trrit. iu Martha Tofuies
Methodist
The Detroit times., 1916-12-02
CHURCH
- NOTES

How 20 erd-re and What s
conversion viii Hr tNn Heris.~.n
topics % the keF. -hy.tef D.. Euerseh
~ the North Woodvari congr sEa.
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The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1916-02-18
IN 4 SAD PLIGHT.

In the midst Of Sundays storm an
old automobile containing mHn. his
wife and seven very scantily clad chill
dren pulled into town and soon BEGAN e
the center Of interest. When question
ed the man. who was foreigner, told
pltifu tale Of how his home in Maine
was msIcIousiy burned by neighbor
and his family left destitute. In
desperation he loaded his family into
his machine and started for Washing
ton, D. G.. where he hoped to arrange
for the sale Of some property IN his
native land.
A kind hearted citizen after learning
that the travellers were penniIess ard
had nothing to eat for twenty-four
hours took them into his home and PR.
vded them with food and clothing.
Later in the day they were presented
with supply of gasoline and started
on their way rejoicing.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1916-02-18
THE FARMER BOYS CHANCE.

| Prize-winners among the Boys Corr
ClJbs of the state will have an elegant
trip added to their winning at the show
next December. Through the gener,
osity of the Baltimore Sun the winners
| will he divided into two parties of q
each. Those coming from the eastern
half of the state will be aiken on II five
day trip to Western Mary land and
those from Western Maryland will 70
East. in each case stopping at the cnun-
ty towns where autos will give them
side trips over the surrounding country.
The object Of these trips will be to
teach the rising farmers of Maryland
about the varied resources of their
great state by means of thoroughly
enjoyable trip over our noted state road
system. The value of the corn club is
being more and more recognized each
year, and last year various counties
sent delegations of these boys to the
great show in Baltimore under the guld-
ance Of the County Agent We saw
several hundred dine at the Munsey
building and later enjoy themselves
right royalty at the State show.
Harford's serious handicap is that she
has no County agent to take charge of
the whole proposition from start to
finish, 80 that Hartford may be entirely
deprived of this valuable educator of
her farmer boys for want of leader.
Let the boys tell their fathers what
they think of it.