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LONDON, Sept. 12.-Practically no activities of an offensive nature are reported by the British or French Field Headquarters today from the Somme. The Allies seem apparently satisfied to withhold Ger man counter attacks in that region. The British are strengthening all of their gains along the Somme front.
 BERLIN, Sept. 12.-The Bavarian Crown Prince, Prince Rupprecht, who so distinguished himself in the
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WASHINGTON, D. G., Sept. 12.- The results of the Maine election
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BILLINGS TRIAL BEGINS.

SAN FRANCE]CO, Sept i1.-TLe trial of Billings charged with the work of placing the bomb which exploded on the preparedness parade began today. The government is to call one hundred witnesses.
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QUIET ON S0mME AS
 ALLIES HOLD COUNTERS

eastern fighting has been appointed to the supreme command of the German forces in the Somme.
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WHEN IN TOWN

WHEN IN TOWN Drop into the
 MERCHANTS CAFE. The Home of Good Eats.
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Now ia the time to Subscribe.
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GREEK SITUATION MORE ACUTE THAN EVER
Maine StiU Republican
 But Majority LeSsened

NEW YORK, Sept. 12.-Republi- cans expected to receive a sweeping victory in Maine, and they are not making any attempt to disguise the fact that the vote is little disap- pointing. Gotham papers are almost unit in agreeing that it shows un- expected democratic strength, and Wilson is responsible for that.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1916-09-13

GET THE NEWS RIGHT. READ THE WORKER.
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Let us estimave on your Jon Worn
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LONDON, Sept. 12.-Little stock is taken by the metropolitan papers
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BERLIN, Sept. 12.-The Russian
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1916-09-13

Stoves, Monographs, Beds, etc., at Crooks, next Fire Department.
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SALONIKA, Sept. 12.-The French
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Get cut of that fresh killed Beef at the Pacific Cold Storage Co.
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LONDON, Sept. 12.-It is agreed
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-06-29
DRYS OPEN
HEADQUARTERS

MT. CLEMENS, Mich. June 90
The Macomb County DRY" head
quarters were opened In this city
yesterday, with temporary offices In
the Click block. and with /. W.
Moore of Armada. in charge, and as
campaign manager. Any resident
OF the county will be made welcome.
Mr.. Moore states that the campaign
will be conducted In an open and
above board manner. and that the
good sense and patriotism OF the
voters will be appealed TO. He fur.
Their asks that every citizen keep
himself free from prejudice. and
open 10 conviction. until arguments
are in from both sides. II Ia planned
10 have several good speakers give
addresses here In behalf OF the dry
movement during the next few
months.
Last evening superintendent Mar
lette OF the Pallau Steel Spring Co.,
appeared before Prosecuting Attor-
ney Kent and the two local justices
of the peace. asking for warrants to
he issued for twenty-five saloon pro-
prietors. who. II is alleged, violated
the Sunday closing laws last Sab
bath. Justice John has taken the
matter under consideration and will
announce his decision Wednesday.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-06-29
DETROIT. TIMES

capitalist. was announced Thursday.
The purchase price was withheld.
The building Ia located on Biddle-
ave. at First-st.
Edward Headman, son OF City
Treasurer. James c. Headman;. Ruth
kreger. daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs
William }. kreger. and syman Jones,
son OF Rev. and Mrs. G. w. Jones
University OF Michigan.
Four racing events, with purses
totaling $3.50. will be offered by the
Wyandotte Driving club July at
Singers track.
Mrs Cheney, Chestnut st. will en-
tertain tho Methodist w. H. NJ. 8.
social circle Thursday afternoon.
Everett Jones and family, Of Wal
nut-st.. are home from visit with
relatives In Holly.
Ml.s Mildred George. violinist. as-
sisted by Miss Marion Cohalsn. plan
iste. win give a vocal and violin re-
cltsl Ia 81. Patrick's auditorium on
Thursday evening for st. Patricks
parish.
Election OF officers OF the One
More club win be held Wedne sda v
Miss Pearl Beaudrie, Cherry-st.
Who's Your Taiiorf baseball team
will hold n special meeting Thurs
day night with Manager r. Pstchen.
Miss Mabel Gibbs. OF Philadelphia,
Pa. has returned home after an ex-
tended vislt with DR.. and Mrs. c. W.
OBrien, OF Van Alstyne. blvd.
Michael Graham lie in Port Huron
On buaineaa
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-06-29

Thirty-hrst regiment, Michigan Ma
tlonal guard. Detroit, from the nee.
essity OF subsisting on hare govern
ment rations, consisting mostly OF
bareback and canned food. during
the expected fourday trip from
Grayling 10 the Mexican border, Act
ing Mayor Bob" Rutter called a
special meeting Of the common coun.
Gil. Wednesday night, and $4,000 was
speedily appropriated.
I'VE want to do everything we can
foy the boys. and we will start on
by giving them enough. TO supple
ment their mess fund with good
things like mother used to bake"
said Aid. Rutter.
Mayor Marx was at Putin Bay.
Wednesday, attending the annual
outing OF the Builders & Traders ex-
change. As soon az Mai. Roehrs
telegram arrived. Acting Mayor Rut-
ter made every effort to get into
communication with the mayor. The
call for a special meeting was sent
out at 3 O'clock. the summons being
delivered through the police depart
ment II was decided 10 take I'M
mediate action because OF the uncer.
tainty regarding troop movements.
The check will be forwarded TO
Col. Walter Barlow, commander Oh
the regiment.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-06-29
ECORSE WILL SUE
D. u. r. IN BRIDGE
DISPUTATION

ECORsE. June 29.-Suit for one.
half of the cost OF the recently con.
structed bridge over Ecorse creek,
built at a cost Of $4,000. will be
brought in circuit court against the
d. U. r. by Attorney T. J. Sailiotte.
for the township OF Ecorse.
Refusal Of the company to pay
more than $1,000, or half the cost Of
a stationary bridge, instead Of the
lift bridge. is the cause of the suit.
Company officials have insisted on
the $4,000 structure sirce the first
talk Of q new bridge. The fran
chise calls for half If the cost.
Ecorse townships officials were
willing TO compromise On $500. but
the o. U. X. refused TO offer. and
will fight the case.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-06-29
SUBURBAN NEWS
BIRMINGHAM

BIRM,NaHAM; June 90; isiSE g. y
mond, the 7-yesr-old son OF MT. ana
Mrs. John Langerman, died from scar
hight tevsr sHS SclS SR';s'rh NJ: home
Dewey street. after being Ill only
four days. Surviving are the parents
and a sister. Florence. The funeral.
day afternoon. at o'clock at his late
home. Burial took place In Green
wood cemetery In Birmingham.
OF caro-. are guests at the home OF
Mrs. John Purdy, on Pierce street.
Mr.. and Mrss. CLARENCE Heth and
Mr.. and Mrs Eugene Heth. went.
Tuesday. on hshing trip to straits
Miss Mary Geaoh. has rome to
Grandville, o.. to spend the summer
claude Hale and son Norman, start
ed Wednesday noon for Worcester
Mass. to visit relatives
Mrs. James Valentine has gone 70
Four. Towns To spend week with
The funeral OF Harvey Carter. who
dropped dead, Tuesday afternoon NJ
his home on Merrill street, VIII be
his late home. Burial will take place
In Greenwood cemetery.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Reading and daugh-
ter. GLADYS, Of Detroit. spen, w. No
]. w. Brown, on Forest street.
Mrs. Michel McCabe has returned
| 10 her home in Braddock, Penn. after
| spending n week at the home OF Mr..
and Mrs. J. w. Brown. on Forest
| street.
Thomas Valekins. aged 45 years,
died Wednesday OF heart trouble at
his home on Adams avenue. he ~
survived by sister, Mrs: Chariotte
Wilson, OF Amsterdam, New YORK.
No funeral arrangements have been
made yet.
Several members OF the Log Cabin
Gun club OF thiis place. attended the
shoot held today at Lapeer.
George Button, has gone TO f1usn /,
ing to spend a few days with old
friends.
Mrs. Clarence Smith. OF San Angelo,
Texas. Is a guest In the home or her
parents. Mr.. and Mrss. Jerome Al
drlch
Loren Bird. deputy sheriff, made
a complaint against Charles Z
Houghton, OF BEDFORD, on a charge of
violating the speed law on Oaklanu
ave. in Pontiac. He had his hearing
Wednesday morning in Justice A. w D..
Campbelrs court and pleaded guilty
and was fined $50 and $3.50 costs or
10 DAYS in the county Jail. He PAID
and was discharged. -,
A strawberry and cream social WIN
be given Saturday evening by inc
Big RReaver Epworth league. on the
Big Beaver school grounds.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-06-29
CARRANZA
WILL RELEASE
TROOPERS


not be done under any circum.
stances at this time.
So far as the situation generally
IL concerned, Il cannot be- said that
administration officers are optimis-
tic. The recent release from prison
OF former Villa commanders TO take
commissions In Carranza's army. the
strong antagonism to Americans In
Mexico, and finally the reports In
official circles that Gen. Obregon
and others OF Carranza's officers are
attempting 10 undermine him. offer
a gloomy background TO the whole
Mexican picture.
The president may be expected 10
speak TO the country on the Mexi.
can problem soon. He leaves for
Philadelphia early this afternoon,
and his address there in historic
independence hall. will be the first
since the Carrizal incident--in fact,
the first since his denomination. IL
Ia before the Press club OF New
York. tomorrow. however. that his
friends expect him to open on the
question. They believe he will
make a vigorous defense OF the pol.
icy he has pursued there. outline his
future course. and perhaps sharply
question his critics and political OPP
ponents on what they would do
under similar conditions.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-06-29
ECORSE

With four ribs fractured as the re-
suit OF a fall from the second story
of a new house, down To the base
ment. Louis GoOdell, II. son ~ Mr..
and Mrs. Ira Goodell. 81 CoAme- line.
is lying dangerously IT. and his phv-
stefan. Dr. A. G. Drouillard, gives out
even chances for his recovery.
The boy had been playing in the
second story OF the house. which is
In course OF construction. and. while
near the hole for the stairway.
stumbled and fell. landing on his side.
Rev. II. A. Williams, OF the Presby-
terrain church. Is In Philadelphia. on
business.
Village Clerk Edward Ouellette,
Wednesday. severely sprained an
ankle when he stepped on a stone.
Constable Aleck Bourrassa on
Thursday morning arrested John
Jones for alleged disorderliness.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-06-29
MT CLEMENS

Robert Irwin. for the past year
conducting saloon on Leander-st..
near the Grand Trunk depot. has been
Cass hotel in the heart OF the city.
and Will open the house for business
on or about July LIST. Dan Measei,
former police officer. has purchased a
half Interest In the business.
The city. council has granted an in
crease OF SIS per month TO each OF the
ment. The men, heretofore. have been
receiving $50 monthly. The employees
or the water works have also been
given substantial increase In pay.
The Macomb street bridge, which
Tor the past several months has been
the subject of much discussion. is to
be opened for traffic Thursday. Men
are now installing all new stringers.
ana new floor viii be laid. The De-
troit United railway company plan on
linton river In the early fall. in ac-
cordance with the provisions OF their
franchise recently granted.
Circuit Court Judge Gilday. OF Mon
roe, presiding here In the absence OF
Judge Tucker. yesterday issued an in
junction restraining Ralph SNYDER a
iocal machinist, from I'm any way mo-
iestlng visiting. annoying or inter
ieting with the personal liberties OF
ms WIFE Eliza beth. Recently as a
Norce SUIT or Harris VS. Harris. Ralph
snyder Med bill for divorce against
ms VIE. Mrs. snyder now claims that
she fears her husband. and the in
JUNCTION proceeding comes as a result
or her allegations.
Mrs. William Deiner and son. OF
Ray, who have been guests at the
nome or Mr., and Mrs. Walter will
mans, Ferndale. have returned home
aoubIe wedding took place last
evening in the home OF Mr.. and Mrs
John Pelkey Barbara-st.. and the
contracting parties were Walter
Hicks and Miss Rose Belle Pelkey,
ana Ieter Pelkey and Mary Sears
Rev. w. f.. A. Lewis. Of Grace church.
performed both ceremonies The
young people are to reside here.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-06-29

other words. he jealousy guards MS
nersonal liberty when II comes To
taking n drink of whisky. something
that drives man TO do Things tns.
he would never think OF doing ~ a
sober state OF mind. but on tne o."es
his brother, the personal libertNg OF
taking drugs when he so Chooses
harming no one but himself, -.a.
| would like to ask our wet i.i S,.
where the distinction comes IN ny
DO they have personal liberty to take
whisky. and the other fellow hasn
tho personal liberty TO take orues
It's the greed for dollars snat ds se
I'm the church who can rent MS pnllu
ing for four or hve times us no, InsI
rent Just because there is a saloon
i'm il. IL the man who IS going 10 vow
wei because he-is getting money out
~ IN The man who IL Iaborin2 UNI
der the mistaken idea mat the sainon
helps 20 pay taxes Just because tneF
contribute small mite In incense
money towards paying for the Gam
ages caused Nv the liquor trafhc. ~
going TO vote wet because ne sup
poses the saloon helps pay sne nnns
ON his support from the saloon ana
il kept in his position by the hquor
organization, is talking wet. oecause
IL means his otncisl poss,,' ON ~
huu1E and the oHteasts,- made so nS
the saloon. IL going TO vote wet. be-
cause in the back rooms or tne sa
looms he hatc he, w ms mps %rf
lures II and the man who se!is y
il willing TO spend money ragnt ano
left 10 keep the liquor trafhc here.
bccanse ~, they r, are tn eu 9n 81 " M"o
In the recent fight in wexford
county out 81 81 900 spent on the wet
campaign only $50 OF u was raised
~ The rest OF "
came from the brewerics Of neToit
Grand RAPIDS and Traverse city
WHY did Mr. Stroh, Of this city. give
5000 20 put wexford county RACK
on the red" simply the greed Tor
dollars Those gentlemen were not
giving that money out OF me DIE
ness ~ heart. They were Elv,nE ~
on getting back many thousands;
And how much are those gentle
mon and others OF their kind going
10 give To keep old Detroit and Michi-
The wet organizers have made the
statement that In the territory north
OF West Grand-hlvd. ana west OF
Woodward ave, whore there are no
saloons and where the population IL
largely made up Of church members,
they find sentiment IL for the vets
I do not know whether TINS ~ true OF
not. hut n " is true, then IL ~ time
our nastoTs and church leaders were
waking up TO the fact. Any churcn
member who SO far forRets his re-
liCion. his Maker. and his church as
to go 20 the ballot box on Nov : ana
cast ballot for the saloon - not
only unit to belong to the CHURCH;
hut he is absolutely unnt To he called
desirable citizen. There ~
deeper nit in hell waiting for that
votes wet because he Is making
living out OF ~.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-06-29
Troop Movements
Are Not Affected
BY United PRESS.

SAN ANTONIO, Tex, June 20
General Trevino's release OF the
American cavalrymen captured in
the Carrizal fight is expected 20
have no effect upon troop movements
10 the border.
Army officers today felt that while
an actual clash has been averted,
temporarily, the situation between
the United States and Mexico Will
continue 10 be strained until Gen.
Carranza definitely declares his at
ttude toward American troops in
Mexico.
The war department has been ask
ed by Gen Funston 10 expedite the
transfer OF the regular army recruits
from eastern recruiting stations.
These men are needed for the newly
formed regiments and TO fill the
gaps in old regiments caused by the
transfer OF men 10 the new units.
Several routine reports were re-
ceived from General Pershing last
night, hut nothing 90 indicate a
new clash with Carranza forces. as
rumored at border points late yes
terday.
information was received here
early today through railroad sources
that the Missouri National guard
would be sent directly TO Laredo
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-06-29
YPSILANTI

Miss Rachel Easterdy. Of Birming
ham. Is spending several weeks In
| the home Of Miss Doris Ross.
Miss Velma Smith, OF Lansing VINO
Grant Wilson. left Wednesday for a
visit with relatives In Sand Point,
Idaho.
Gerald Gale is enroute to Bonner 9
Mrs. Harry Wall was badly burned
about the arms and face Thursday
when a gasoline stove exploded
The marriage OF Miss Helen Lamp
here, OF Detroit, and George lam am
eron. of Evanston, Wye. viii takc
place in the very near future. MISS
Ypsiiantian and graduate of the Nor
Word has been received of the
| death Thursday, in ~ ghland Park,
Mr. ard Mrs. Harvey Guild and Tor
mer residents OF this city.
County Clerk George w Beck
worth went To Lansing THURSDAY
morning to he present at the hear
! ing to be held by joint comm sion
| OF the state TO determine the neces-
sity OF the proposed Whitmore Lake
Srntds snd RirhwSy eSsrs @
will be present
Ii has been decided to postpone the
l.. O r. VI. and h. .. I. NJ Fourth
OF July celebration at Whitmore
Lake. This action was deemed ad-
yisable because many have relatives
at the front and many who were TO
have taken part have enlisted ana
will be unable to be. present
Ypsilanti Grange, No. Sc. will meet
saturday afternoon at 30 in the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles w.
Leverett on the West Electric-rd.
sic in charge of Mrs, A. NJ. Wander
sail: roll call. why / love America;
some essentials for better Amsrl-
Douesii. x. r. Graves, chas. Thumm.
Glen Bird, recitation, Mrs. Eva stock
well. How are we going 10 elm
mate the hyphenated American' A.
Villa mElliott. Mrs. Eugene Strang,
recitation. Roy Bird.
Mrs Ancil Williams. OF South Hur-
ron st, Is very Ill.
the work OF recruiting for the signal
corps and he has gone 10 join his
'' The Sp.ilanti band viii giys., an
open-aIr recital Saturday, July :,
from 4 to $50 o'clock. In front OF
the Occidental hotel
Bryant Knaggs is driving a new
Miss Florence Smith. daughter of
F. W. Smith. Of Long Beach, Cal. but
formerly of y. Westinghouse, viii
leave July for an extended visit
The Misses Joslyn and Katherine
Kavanagh, OF South Bend, Ind, are
guests OF their grandparents, Judge
and Mrs. Frank Joslyn.
Miss Emily ;. Smith, OF Detroit. is
guest OF Mrs. John Seaver.
Miss Bella Mcknight. one OF the
Gladwin public school teachers, is
among the number attending the
summer session OF the Normal col
lege.
Mrs. James A. Campbell and chill
dren have returned TO their home In
Gaiesburg, Ill, after nve-weeks'
visit In the home OF Joseph +. War
ner.
The Misses Emilee and Ninetta Da-
Wis will leave Tuesday for Charlie
voix.
The names Of Mrs: W. W. Vernon
and Mrs. Nettie Il. Love have been
added TO the membership roll OF the
W. G. T. L.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-06-29
CarranZa to Charge
Note Based On RumOr
BY UNITED PRESS.

MEXICO CITY. June 29.-General
Carranza's reply 10 the American
note threatening grave conse-
ouences" II the American forces are
attacked and reciting alleged Mex
lean outrages. will allege that sew
ersl OF President Wilson's state
ments are based on unauthenticated
rumors. II was learned here today.
The reply itself has not been com
pleted But General Carranza him
self indicated something of it's char.
acter in an address 20 a group or
students last night.
THE American note. purporting TO
be an answer 10 tho Mexican note. is
in reality not an answer at all, but
a series Of charges" he said. "A
reply Is being prepared, rectifying
these statements. The American
note and the reply will be given to
the public here as soon as possible"
Referring later on in his address
TO the possibility OF armed conflict
General Carranza said:
Mexico Is the guardian OF this
race We must defend not only the
sovereignty OF this country, but OF
all Latin. American races
The first copies OF American news
papers with the text OF the Ameri-
can note were received here late
yesterday. They aroused intense in
terest. THE American note had not
been published In Mexico City up TO
last night.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-06-29
HIGHLAND PARK

Master william Chestnut. OF No. 100
Highland who fell several days
terry In his wrist on a piece. Of glass
is slowly recovering from the effects
OF looslng a great deal of blood.
Miss Marie Jennings. OF Toledo, O.,
OF No 2ls Highland-ave
visiting his parents Mr.. and Mrs.
Theodore Msu. OF No. io2 Winona-
ave.
Il Il. Blishop,. has returned to his
few weeks on business in Ohio
Mrs, " X. Lehr. and sons James
are visiting in Massachusetts for the
summer.
Robert Monfort, Of No. % Highland
ave. Is spending his summer vacation
Mrs. william Prakken and son.
Lawrence, OF No. i2s Glendale-ave..
accompanied by their guests. Mrs.
hoI%s and cn daq ps2. Phy ,n.na,S Of
several days at Hudson. Mich.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. Barber and family.
moved Wednesday from No. $50 Mon
terey-ave. TO No: 4l4 Monterey-sve.
land ave. has been spending the week
at Monroe.
Mrs. l. BIB. Bishop. OF No. II Glen
daie-ave, spent Wednesday at Pom
Miss Josephine Patterson. of Toledo
@, visited the hrst part OF the week
with Miss Ruth Case. OF No. 2is High
Mr.. Parsons and family moved
10 No. ~ Kenilworth-ave., Detroit.
Mrss. n: NJ; Lane and son. John. of
relatives In Pennsylvania.
Miss Anna Martyr. OF Detroit. has
been the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. F. @.
simons OF No. 279s Noodward-ave.,
Miss Lucy Palmer OF No. Sc Tyler
ave. Is spending the summer at
Chautaqua, y. Y.
w. F. search, has returned to his
Mrss. H. ]. Farewell. OF No. 1870
observation-disclosures. Is confined TO her
home through illness.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nimecheck, OF No. s23
WaVetrly- are the rejoicing par
ents of daughter.
Frank f.. Mosher. OF No. 1877 Rich
ton-ave who has been seriously i'll
for the past week Is convalescing.
Or and Mrs. John McClurg. OF Bay
City have been the guests Of Or. and
MIS- David mcclure. OF No, 27s5
" %es Gsl,r"d: for r,a few St days ia
Avalon-sve,. died wednesday after a
week OF pneumonia. The body will
be shipgsd to xpsilanti for burial.
Mrs. Ernest Nllioug nby, OF No. Ion
Avalon-ave.. Ia attending the gradua-
ton exercises at Ann Arbor.
Rev. Martin. of No. SO Tyler-ave.,
10 making a six-weeks tour OF the
Pacific coast.
Mrs. Harry HoskinG and daughter.
Ruth, have returned to their home in
Calumet, after a visit with Mrs. Hos
kings brother, Samuel Trathon. OF
No. SIS Avalon-ave.. for several weeks
William Rogerson. Jr., of No. 2l6
Htghland-ave. Ia visiting relatives at
lockwood, Mich.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Trathon. OF
No, IS Avalon-sve., are in AAnn Ar
Dor attending the commencement ex-
ercises OF their daughter. Rilla.
Alley Nassau. OF No 1871 T.aBelle-
ave, was arrested Wednesday after
noon by Patrolman Fredericks and
Tanskey on a charge Of attempted
murder. A man and woman were shot
and removed TO the hospital.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-06-29
BY UNITED PRESS.

MEXICO CITY, June 2e.-The
Carrizai incident will not become a
cause FOR war between Mexico and
the United States. the United Press
was authoritatively informed today.
No official announcement has been
made regarding the decision reached
at yesterdays conference regarding
President Wilson's demand for the
release OF the American prisoners.
Evidently the fact that General
Trevino ordered the release OF the
Americans has not yet been made
public In Mexico city,. II was stat
ed, however. that the matter I'M
doubtedly would be settled amicably
and precedent established for
friendly settlements In future oc
currences OF the same kind.