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The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-07-07
Jity State Nation
Fighting Paralysis
tBy Assoclated Pressl

I BY AAsOCIated FresAI
NEW YORK, July with city,
state and federal authorities fightinA
The disease the epidemic of infantile
paralysis showed little signs Of abate.
nent today.
During the "a hours ending at 10 a.
N. 20 more children died. Nineteen
pf this number succumbed In Brook.
lyn. There were 81 new cases report.
ID.
PITTSBURG, July IA case Of In
fantilef paralysis was reported to the
Health Deartment today and orders
were Immediately issued establishing
close quarantine. 1t is first case
this year although 13 were listed In
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-07-07
ANOTHER PARALYSIS FATALITY

ANOTHER PARALYSIS FATALITY
BALTIMORE, July IA two year
old child of Lithuanian, parents living
near Annapolis Junction, Maryland.
died of infantile paralysis at hospital
here today. So far as is known this
Is the only case Of the disease In Bal.
timore. ~
SPRINGFIELD, H., July 1.-TWO
more cases OF infantile paralysis were
reported to State Board OF Health to.
day bringing total number OF cases IN
the state TO IL.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-07-07
HEJUDGEs.

The votes in the Seven Thousand
club contest will be counted by tho
following board Of judges:
Mayor Anthony Bowen.
Ward NJ. Downs, of the Fairmont
Trust Company.
r. c. Miller, secretary Of the
Fairmont B. & L. Association.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-07-07
GERMAN ARMIES BEGINING TO
YIELD IN THE VICINITY OF riga
Russians After Great Artillery From Gulf
to Dyinsk Have Launched Powerful
sef Infantry Offensive.
SECOND PHASE BEGINS IN SOMNE8 REIS1||ya||E
Operations There Are Believed to Have Caused With
drawal Of German Forces From Yerdun Front,
Activity in Other Theatres. {.

LONDON July IA wireless dispatch from Rome saws word la.
been received there from Posad that consequence their tps ea
the sectors of Riga K and Baranoch The Germans have ben
move their whole front toward the west 20
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-07-07
The Weather.

West virginia-Partly cloudy and
warmer tonight Saturday showers.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-07-07
LOCAL WEATHER READINGS.

r, =, hall, OnserVef.
Temperature at 8 o. N. today IS.
Yesterdays weather, clear; temper.
sture. maximum. SO; minimum, 5i:
precipitation, nome
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-03-28
Mt. Clemens Has
Sea-GOing Jitneys

MT. CLEMENS. Mich. March IS.
49, Special Mt Clemens today
faces the worst food conditions In
years The Clinton river has over
flowed IFS banks in the heart OF the
town. and large part Of the eastern
section Of city Is under water. Ear
" today traffic across market-st.
bridge was cut on and during the
night many people residing In mats
In the Third ward were removed TO
points Of safety In boats The River
view golf links are completely In
undated. and w. L. II. shore line traf
1c at this poi1i may he suspended
today. During the night a force OF
city employees were busy dynamitins
ice jams along the stream
The power house OF the Eastern
Michigan Edison comrany Is flooded
and power comes from the Detroit
station.
A jItney boat service has been
started between Crocker.blvd and
the west side OF the river.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-03-28

amined by this government
II seemed likely that the attitude
OF congress will make unnecessary
q message from the president II he
should determine TO break of Ger
man relations From being rather
a drag on the administration for
eign policy--as In the case OF the
armed merchantmen decree-con.
gress appeared 10 have become a
spur TO urge the president on.
Among senators who are more az
fected by public opinion perhaps
than state department officials
there was little doubt hut thar the
public is convinced the two boats
were torpedoed. and that even a dis
avowal OF the act and promises for
tie future would be taken doubt
fully
When the president determines TO
break of relations. II is believed he
will send congress a note announc-
ing his intention and explaining the
incidents which determined his
course OF action He will not seek
authority to act from congress, and
il is possible his memorandum will
come after instead OF before the
act-as when he recognized Car
rama He will express the hope
that congress approve his action.
While it is generally believed here
that Germany Will disavow both at
tacks. II proof Is made that her sub
marines were responsible, the ma.
ture Of the kaisers disavowel must
differ from other German utterances,
II diplomatic relations are 10 con.
tinpe. In view OF other German
statements and promises. II is be-
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-03-28
TRENTON

Holy Redeemer high school basket
the local independent teams. wednes-
dev evening In Canton armory.
About 50 people will attend the
Forsythe meeting. Tuesday evening
in Highland. Park, going by special
car
"Roost the evangelistic campaign
VIII be rho Slogan. Friday night. HI
a preliminary meeting In the armory
art exhibit soon. according 90 super
lntondent OF Schools. J. s. Anderson.
All primary grades In the schools
viii be given the name ORA month.
otter which they WI, direct their,
paintings for every month and period
will he made Work will be started
on the exhibit at once. while the ex-
hibII proper Will he given during the
week after Easter
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-03-28

lieyed the submarine commsnder
responsible must be definitely
named TO the world. and the fact
OF his adequate punishment esiab
Ished to the satisfaction OF the
United States,
One course that has been given
consideration is that of breaking of
relations with Germany. in case the
iorpedoing OF the Sussex Is establish
ed, and then leaving II 20 Germany
TO bring about restoration OF such
relations by her own acts.
Some officials incline TO the belief
that Germany would make her pun
lshment OF the submarine command.
er. her reparation for damage done
and her assurances for the future
so satisfactory that il would be prop
er 10 resume diplomatic intercourse
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-03-28
FERNDALE
BOOSTERS
ORGANIZE

Residents OF the suburban district
tetween the Eight and Nine-mile-
rds, both east and west of Wood
ward. have organized under the
name OF the Ferndale Boosters. 10
ecure improvements and look into
mo question OF Incorporating a new
village Meetings are held on the
second and fourth Mondays OF each
month in the Ferndale school. Wood
ward.ave and the Nine mile-rd.. and
are well attended ID. Hawks Ia
chairman and G. A. Damon secretary
and treasurer.
Az their first important undertake
ing, the boosters have presented a
petition To James S. Butler, drain
commissions of Oakland county, for
a drain through their property where
most needed, and IL Is expected that
work on this Improvement VIII be
started in a very short time.
The boosters also viii see TO II
that this section OF the township re-
ceives It's full share of attention
from the township officials until u IL
able to walk alone" II II growing
rapidly and sentiment Is strong FOR
incorporation IA an independent vii
Iage. In fact. a committee on incor-
poration as an independent village.
In fact. a committee on incorpora-
lion already has been appointed TO
take the preliminary steps. and VIII
report at the next meeting
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-03-28
DETROIT TIME S

assured OF the participation of the
trio, Headman. lie Blanc and Cash
more.
r. \. Martin lodge, Loyal order, Of
Moose. meets Tuesday evening In
Moose hall tu elect ofncei% for the
ensuing year. Nominations were
made on Tuesday last.
Presbyterian board OF trustees and
session viii hold a joint meeting Fri
day evening in the church parlors.
Air. and Mrs. r.. W. Smith. Poplar
IT.. are entertaining the Rev. John
H. Hay, 81 Auburn College, Auburn,
Wash.
Gymnasium classes conducted by
David Henderson. which have been
suspended because OF his Illness, Will
be resumed Immediately, with Zeph
Lauffer la charge.
Several down river Elks will attend
the Charity play in Detroit Tuesday
evening
Samuel Lawrence OF Worthwhile.
Will speak at the monthly meeting
Tuesday evening or the Presbyterian
Brotherhood The subject OF the ad-
dress vii be. Boys and Booze An
nual election Of officers will be held
at the meeting.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-03-28
SUBURBAN NEWS

tof water In the cellar OF the Park
hotel on Easiest, and a considersDir
amount OF damage Is reported IRON
residents ia this neighborhood. Al
noon the river had risen SIX rect OF
tho Macomb-st. bridge abutments ana
| IL IL still on the rampage ~,
The members OF the Mizpah blblc
class OF the Methodist ohureh W..
| 40 10 Detroit ednesday OF this week
10 attend the three-day convention or
the Adult Bible Glass movement 10
be held there In the Forrest. Prespy-
Relatives have nled petition In
probate court asking for the appoint
ment OF a guardian for Mrs. susan
Mccullough Recently the woman
husband died. leaving her his estate.
the principal Item Of which Was 40
acre farm in Macomb county. IS
claimed in the petition that Mira Nc
cullough. so years old. Is incompe-
Leo schnoor. connected with the
educational department OF the Ford
Motor Co. Is spending some time mere
Wiz Henry r,s Miller Hi ~ Hubbsrd-ave., is
confined 10 his home with threat
ened attack OF appendicitis
Charles -. Moross NO. 1.s sonth-
ave. left Monday for Toledo, ~herr
he will enter the HOLLYWOOD hofpl-
tai for an operation. r.
Al a meeting OF tho Bath city
brotherhood last evening, tentative
plans were mace TOT, n 'ANS NY
SUM. Local societies are TO be asked
TO 60 cooperate with the Brotherhood in
raising funds FOR the building OF ene
structure.
Rert rritchsrd. employed al the
Wolf hardware store, who was IN .
Iurcd about the face and hands sat
urday when a compressed afr tank
gave way. Is resting cofnfortaoN ~
a local hospital. IL had been reared
pritchard would lose the sight OF MS
left eye. cut by piece OF ny4hs
steel
Miss Laura Henkei has resigned as
organtst at the local German Luther-
an church, a position she has held TOT
the past eight years
Leslie Ullrich returned last even
ing from a four-weeks' trip 10 Flori-
da ,hta
Dr. Edward "A Morisrty, OF TINS
city has purchased the property on
Sorth.ave owned formerly. by IS j.
Harrison, az Rochester. Micn, ana
will convert the three story bNlldins
for many wears known as the haIrt-
son hotel into modern hosptei'
The building vs. considered the lars
est wooden structure In Mt. Clemens
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-03-28
YPSILANTI

Miss May Todd. OF the Normal
graduating class will teach next year
Interest is increasing in the city
mayoraIty race. Prof ~. a. Harvey.
OF the Normal faculty. IL the Demo
cratic choice. and Clarence V Brown,
manager OF the Z. - Pressed steer
tho Republicans. The vote will prob
s =. Driscoil and William a. Hut
zel were business visitors Monday IN
Dearborn. Mrs. Driscoil left In the
evening for owosso where he will
spend the week selling real estate
Dsn Jewell has re-sed his nnc
farm near Plymouth and Is planning
TO move TO Ypsilanti.
schools. il spending her vacation In
Miss carrie Rsihvle has returned
from trip To Buffalo. y. y
Mrs clarence ss a1rrsr nsrty which
was given In honor OF Miss Bleneh.
Hickman, OF the Jackson schoois' VINO
is spending her vacation n the cl,y
M. a.:, u r. hi, o. s reS.a.nS. J
murray NJ Mr. MarFsY Is en- .routrca,tr
Mis- home from q trip 70 New on
leans and other southern points.
Houses in ypailanti are sucn
scarce article end 80 much so IN
Of tho freauenl appeals Of appllenni 9
Frod Forostnr hak solved the prom
lem. however. by placing slGn
his window bearing these WORDS No'
for\ rent -.
Miss Alice onsor, will return about
Apr, from scnbreosc. Fla
Miss Edith Adhgrs Will spend par
Nj silver ard chr ~. ye ~. sis,ln.
Charles rhistiswnlts, east OF the city
Residents Of Mioh!naa.ft have pc
.ltioned the o;ty council - chana'
j Htate-st. The change IL asked ~,
because ~ ths simlisrisy IN nsms %
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-03-28

dence against Dexona, was ON for
only few minutes
Besona vas most respectful to-
ward the bishop Each question was
prefaced by the expression SIR or
Reverend Sir" Two things the ex-
priest plainly was endeavoring TO DO.
but he was generally overruled By
the court One was TO prove that
The real scandal" az he called IL,
was being hidden by the church adj
vocate, the other was 10 make II Inn
possible for tho general board and
the bishop TO prove Devona had held
Episcopal service after he was told
by the bishop 10 surrender the keys.
Reverend Sir said Devona. do
you remember telling any one that
We have decided not 20 try him on
this charge. hut on another?' he ask.
ed. Bishop Williams was unable To
remember having made any such
statements. The questions then
turned TO what constitutes insubor-
dination.
III you told me 10 wear my collar
buttoned in front and didn't do 90,
would that be INSTRUMENTATION? ask.
ed Devona
ut would not" said the bishop.
because under the canonicai Law
would have no right to issue such
an order 10 you But as bishop,
did have right to dismiss YOU"
Devona seemed anxious for GER
tain amount of publicity for what he
called "a certain scandal connected
with his name. Mentioning wo-
man who is now dead, he said 10 the
bishop. Didn't this woman come 10
you and didn't YOU ask her II she
intended 10 take me to Italy?"
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-03-28
Drinking Water
FOuled by Flood

RIVER ROUGE. Mich. March %.
With the river houge but few
feet from it's banks. the food situa-
ton in River Rouge IL becoming
serious The river IL still rising.
and the region about the stream IL
becoming inundated On Pleasant.
ave. the only street in River Rouge
running through TO Tort-st IL prac-
'ically closed 10 trsfic. several
inches OF water covering the high
way. The homes on this street and
In the immediate vicinity are be
coming flooded
Another phase OF the food IL the
drinking water situation. In Wyan-
dotte. Trenton and Ford. where the
water supply is procured by munich
pal plants. or local concerns. the
water Is unfit TO drink. being muddy
and very distasteful
Mention At this time OF the re-
port thus far Of the state sanitary
engineers. who are making survey
81 the water conditions in the three
towns above mentioned. saying a
filtration plant II necessary In these
towns. is opportune. The estimated
cost in Wyandotte. Of filtration
plant would be about $4,000, say
city officials. This would take care.
for all time. OF the pure water ques-
tion I'm the city. Detroit water ac-
cording Co the estimated price, Civ
on by the Detroit water commits
sion. being too high. The price
quoted was more than s40e.000
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-03-28
WORTHWHILE

Howard West. OF Birmingham ana
Ar,hur Power Horace Boyden. ~ AT {,
old Turner. Don /. BAH ana Ut. tNu,
Alexander acted az pell-hearerr AZ
tbs funeral service OF the late Sthrr
q Taft. saturday afternoon
Miss Marie stark, OF Highland PARK,
sn.nt The Weekend in the home 81
her parents. Mr. and Mrs W ~
Mr' and Mrs John u. laRue and
son OF st Louis. Mich. were week
end guests OF Mr. and Mrs. MarN
Mrs. william r. Mosher was taken
xeriouslv ill with stroke OF apo
nlexv sunday morning while at
tending tho Baptist church She was
taker TO the baptist parsonase ana
viii be removed 10 her home az soon
ss possible A.
Mr. and Mrs. Jay G. Leavenworth
and little child. OF ypsilanti. are
snsnding the week az the home OF
Mr. and Mrs y NJ. Hayes.
Mrs Minnie Carpenter, wife OF Al
Ian X Carpenter. died In her home
ON Rogers-st. sunday evening. after
a long illness Deceased was prom >
Inentiy associated in all social &C
tivities and was member 81 orient
chapter No. ~. q. r. = only the
husband survives.
The c. OF s club met Monday eve
ming IN the home OF Mrs. Charles
echOplt1
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-03-28
ROYAL OAK

Geo A Dondero. NJ A. Dondcro.
Louis Erb ami J, ~. BALDWIN ma
left for New Orleans 70 attend the
National Real Estate Dealers con-
yentiop They expect 10 take a trip
10 cuba before then return home.
The Royal oak Poultry club. new
organization in the village. Is hold
ing It's meetings every Wednesday
night in The office Of the Royal oak
Metal Co. They expect rs hold a
poultry show here next fall.
Miss kathleen Parr. a student At
Ing her spring vacation with. her
family at No. zoo Troy
Mrs. McHugh ~ No. % cast Har-
rison ave. entertained the ROYAL OAK
Women's club at her home yesterday
Grant Scott has returned from a
two weeks trip 10 Buffalo. n y.
entertained the Pedro club OF the
Maccabees ~ her nome this after
noon.
garry aud Heath PetrimoulN. ~
Highland Park. spent sunday with
relatives in the village.
The ladies OF the congregational
church staged their play. Elizabeth
Of Thurtngia. last evening IN the
ROYAL theater The entertainment
was very Interesting az ~ was put
on hy home talent
Master Paul Papsdorf is confined 10
his home with the measles.
The Woman's Rencfit association ~
the Maccabees Will hold their regular
meeting this evening in oddfcllows'
hall All are requested 10 be present.
All proposals FOR the addition to
the high school building have been
presented TO the Royal oak Board 81
Edtiratfeft~S HpHt+eFworth- is "a
supervise the work. but " rs not vet
known who the winning bidder will
be.
Mr. and Mrs William Doss ~
Starr Corner. are rejoicing over the
birth ~ n son.
Hague are confined ia their home by
whooping cough.
Miss Jessie Lyon. OF First-si, has
returned home from her visit with
Miss BESSIE Holland. OF Pingree ave.
Detroit.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-03-28
BIRMINGHAM

William j Purdy. aged II. years.
died Of pleurisy sunday afternoon IN
mis- homo here. He - survived ~
widow. Two dsush,erns' Mr RI. o oia"s
and two brothers. Charles. Of De-
froit. and John. OF Southfield. The
funeral was held this morning from
his late home Burial took place IN
Roselsnd cemetery.
BERT Richardson. of Ray CITY. ~
visiting his mother. Mrs. fireman
Richardson. Martin-st
Miss Ella Dr~tchler. OF Detroit. ~
visiting Mr. and Mrs William itaN-
thorn. Stanisy-ave.
MIss Nina Ross. who attends coll
leve in Ypsiianti. is spending the
spring vacation with her grananotn
81 Mrs Hannah Fleetwood. oakland
Mrs. George Heudrle. OF Rioom :
neieh Hills. will address the next
meeting OF equal outrage" Wnicl
Will be held in the Birmingham ciuo
house saturday afternoon. Apr. - az
Wlss Esther Wakefield. who attends
college in Albion. " spending week
win her parents. Rsy and Mr.. a.
Nrs Voyai % Wolf. OF Detroit
.nsnt SUNDAY with her parents. Mr..
and Mrs. George Button. an FIERCE ~
r. " Armstrong. OF Romeo was q
caller SUNDAY. 80,
SUNDAY Of MIR and Mrs Fred pretch-
Ter IN Detroit ,t
EarI stone is very ~ in Hospital
in Romeo Mr.. stone was formerly
OF Birmingham. a -
Mrs Fannie Shain spent the week
end i'm he home 81 MIR. and Ars.-Npt
ION NcHenry. at Gilbert Lake
The funeral 81 Mrs Alfred Johnson.
who died OF heart troublc Saturha
at,.rnoon will he held this afternoon
IRON, her late nome on Pierce-st Bur-
,al viii take place In Greenwood
cemetery -, -, g.
-. "a the home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
William Davenport on East Maple
The nremen will give q dance IN tne
Johnson 4 shaw hall on Nooo""i'
ave Friday evening -.
earl Lake. 81 Almont. y guesl OF
hts parents. Mr. and Mrs. Ransom
Lake on West Maple-ave
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-03-28
HIGHLAND PARK

r. McMeans. OF No. 1873 Rhode
Island ave- vii spend the next
for the studebaker Corporation.
Miss Anne Vint, student IN the
Michigan state Normal college. "
spendins the spring vacation with
vint. OF No. III Massachusetts-a,e.
MIR. and Mrs. Nelson and family
have taken up their new residence at
Mr.. and Mrs Cason and family. OF
No. b2l Glendale moved 10 No.
1879 Grand-ave. east. on Monday.
Harry r Morris. % 10. as Rich Rich
through a serious Illness
Earl and Ray Runnings. OF No sf5
Massac huse tts-aVe.. have HerONered
from a severe attack OF scarlet fever.
was : e g.., a. q Nd sfs ss M, SS
Ralph McGsw. who Is studying at
NJ A. c.. Is spending the spring vaca q
tlon with his parents. Mr. and Mrs.
ave.
Glenn Rogers. OF - Paul. MINI,
is a guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. w Rogers,
OF No. 2f6 F'lorence-aye
The remains OF Gordon Reid, who
died Friday in his home. NJ No 30
Gambler ave. were shipped 10 elm
ton, Mich. on Monday.
Miss Marion Rodgers OF fpsilantl.
IL spending the next week with her
parents, al No. 36 pasadena-ave.
Mr. and Mrs. Latreau. moved, Mon
day from No. as Buena Vista ave.
east. 10 No. 5i5 Tuxedo-ave
Three automobile thieves deserted
machine which they had stolen FROM
in front OF the home OF Otto a. Rim
gel, of No. 245 Hague-ave.. when IL
was struck by a Woodward line ear
at Manchester ave. late SUNDAY
night The men MIXED with the
throne OF employees OF the Ford Mo
.tor Co. who were coming from the
factory. and escaped the police. The
car was owned by y. a. summers, OF
Detroit. The rear wheel was torn
on and the side slightly damaged
Garry and Heath Petrimoulx. OF
No 81 Auburndale- spent sunday
with relatives At Royal oak.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. Bradley. OF No.
az 500 party. saturday evening.
Mrs Weber Of No. e2sI Lincoln
ave. moved. Monday. TO NO $40 For
ter-ave
Miss Agnes IAdd. Of .ypsllsnti, is
Frank I.add. OF No. 35 Louise ave
Raymond Baxter. ~ Lansing IS
visiting his parents on McLean-ave.
A great number Of the basements az
Highland Park homes arr flooded two
thaw and heavy rain fall.
A gang OF crippled beggars and
Migrants invaded Highland Park,
SUNDAY afternoon from Detroit. and
ersl hours routing them out OF The
village. six were arrested. Calls
came 70 the police department from
all parts OF the village, and an extra
squad 81 officers were sent out TO
round up the vagrants.
Miss Eva Norris Of No las Rich
ton-sve.. has recovered from an i'll
ness OF several weeks
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-03-28
BISHOP is
QUESTIONED
BY DEVONA
Continues from Page o.e,

Lefore he was taken into the Epis-
cepal ministry. conducted bis own
case He Is accused only OF in
subordination in refusing to deliver
the keys of the church after he had
been deposed by the bishop.
Only two Witnesses were called in
the first session. The Ri. Rev.
Charles D. Williams, whose order OF
dismissal started the trouble. spent
nearly the entire day on the stand.
Or. j. w Inches. warden OF the st.
Clair church, who has made two
trips across the Atlantic 10 get evi.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-03-28
MEXICANS
RAID RANCH
IN TEXAS
Continues from page one,.

ttonttnued from rage Onel.
closet TO villa Both ours and the
American forces harassing villa con
stantly."
The latest official advices from
The American expedition told of Villa
in full flight southwest toward the
foothills of the Sierras, with Amefi.
can detachnents in his wake. Mex
lean residents in districts where
villa was cnce an idol gave his pur-
suers news OF his route and supplied
them with foodstuffsl al record high
prices in American money.
United States army flyers. having
established base 100 miles south
Of the Dublan headquarters of Brig.
adler General Pershing, were en-
gagged in scouting with the vanguard
OF the expedition nearly 800 miles
from the border.
The advanced base presumably is
equipped for a considerable infan-
try and artillery force TO support the
vanguard
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-03-28
RIVER ROUGE

Pat Quinlan was found not guilty
and Charles ~ Freeman sentenced q
pay SIS fine or so days in Jail. on q
charge Of larceny made by George
Alandt. barber shop proprietor. IN
Justice W. a. Niemanns court. Mon
day Freeman took the Jail term
The men were charged with the theft
OF a punch board. iewelry and bar
Der Instruments
our Lady az Lourdes Blessed Nir
gin sodality Will take communion
Sunday tn a body. a meeting will be
held Sunday afternoon In O. l. Of l.
school hall.
l.. G u A met Monday eveninE