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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-07-27
ROYAL OAK

Royal Oak viii soon hsv. new
hotel The Central ~ N 10 iOcstad
a. No. las Fourth-st. and will be
steward 90 ne Birmingham cub
Miss J@rnet CHM u - Joe -
visiting her sister Mrs stanley cur
Mrs Edward roweu and sons
have gone on an extended trip. IN
GLIDING Clio and Flushing
Mrs Browne and niece have laft
for the St clair Flats, whsr. they
intend 20 spend tho summer
NJ ana Mrs Hirt and family %
kldgs-rd., have moved into the for
ton-svs
Waite W smith and family nav.
gone on trip down the ~ Law
renee
Mrs q g. Burnham. her aaugh-
tors the VI sses GLADYS and ruth.
and n!ers. Miss Marguerite Alfrich.
are spending three weeks ~ Margt-
lana. - clair Flats
Thomas and Charlss Lsdhster Of
frfHr VIE have come o. spsnd The
rumrer With their aunt ana uncle.
Mr. and Mrs : l. Mtttler
Ass LOUIS Duncan - Elm mark
4 spending the week AZ me y "
= 4 camp. located on upper Long
Loks Michigan
Nss Timber fAwrsnre NJ Detroit.
laEl Mike. - south Washington.
ave
Miss Mabel Newman aud Mis-
Henrietta Newman. of Toronto ONT
ere 'hs guests - Their brother vim.
A Newman
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-07-27
ANN ARBOR

Too much use OF city water for
shrinking purposes has created a
serious situation In Ann ArhUr. city
nfHr'als stated "Wednesday afternoon
Nor. than 1000 900 pumped daily
cannot keep supply up. An order
VAS issued this morning stopping
all morning sprinkltng 20 relieve the
situation.
Ann Arbor sveitel- ID wednesday
afternoon IN a heat wave which did
rot abate until late in the evening
me thermometer reaching 40 at 4
o'clock and remaining UP 20 90 until
long after Sundown Hut one heat
prostration, however. mas been re-
ported
Ann Arbor's huge American flag
has arrived. BITS stripes are 90
inches across and it's stars - inches
from tip 70 tip It's dimensions are
10NSN and IL cost tfi2 for it's max
INK The money was raised by popu-
lar subscri ptinn- The rag VIII be
presented 20 the city Friday night
AZ Hill auditorium, and will be pre-
csSed by mammoth parade in
which school children and local peo-
pie will take part u viii hang
from cable stretched from the
court house 20 the seven story bank
tQiltllrg over the center OF Ma in -
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-07-27
NAMED
TRAFFIC MANAGER
OF ID. u. R. LINES

Announcement is made OF the ap-
pointment OF w q. Rodger to the
position OF general trAflc manager
Of he Detroit United lines. the ap-
pointlnent 10 take effect Aug. /. Mr..
Rodger will have supervision over
the freight. express and passenger
business OF the company. He leaves
the position OF assistant TO T. ID.
Brfnner. general manager OF the
Michigan Central railroad. which he
has occupied for the past seven
years 10 assume his new duties.
Prior 20 his residence in Detroit.
Mr. Rodger was successivsly ensas-
cd With the Michigan Central as
clerk. agent a. Joliet. travelling
freight agent in the territory west
Of Chicago and commercial agent
In Toledo Mr.. Rodger's long con
nection with the Michigan Central
In Toledo and Detroit has given
him an extensive knowledge 81 the
territory served by the Detroit
United lines lila residence IL a.
No. 5000 West 6rand-blyd
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-07-27
TO ERECT TENTS
FOR BATHERS
ON BELLE ISLE

Tents that will accommodate prob
ably 500 bathers are to be installed
~ Belle Isle beach until more per.
manent oncs can he erected. accord.
ing to plans OF the department Of
parks and boulevards.
The bathhouse IL inadequate for
bathers who have been driven by
the extremely hot weather 10 the
beach in Thousands.
Seel or wood lockers will be pro.
vided with the tents and an atten.
dant will be on hand to take care
Of valuables and jewelry.
I'VE could take care OF $4,000 per.
sons daily without any trouble II
they were only distributed through
the day" said Secretary Henry W
Busch. Of the department OF parks
and boulsvsrds. Wednesday. "Th,
trouble 10, everybody comes In the
afternoon and evening and for thai
reason the beach 10 badly congestet
II those times. In consequence oui
laundry II 20 rushed that II canno
take care OF the work and our hell
IL everlastingly quitting on US. o
course. the long-continued hot spell
10 largely responsible for the pres
ent congestion"
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-07-27
YPSILANTI.

Fred G Weinberg OF Ann Arbor
has purchased property OF George "
wortIey on East MIehigsn-a for
Mrs. Meade. OF North Hanilton-st-
will move sept. % Htlisdals
Miss Mary Beardsley will teach IN
Pointe. she taught last year IN Al
In. ". L Mccullough residence or
Michigan-st- il being painted.
daughter. Mise Ruth, viii motor set
urdsy TO lonia. where they viii oe
guests in the Robinson home.
Mrs. Joe BOulger Will leave satpr-
sister. Mrs Alice sullivan wednss-
day both will leave for a hye-weeks
trip 10 Denver. Colo.
Mrs Martin Dawson and daughte
Miss Marie, will leave in few days
Mrs O. B. Poster. OF Pittsnsld. ia a
Ruest OF her sister. Mrs. NJ 9. Moore,
and Is attending the Chautauaua
program given in the Chautauqua
Miss sallIe PARROT. Of Dayton. o
r. Percy Palmer and daughter; MISS
Van cIeve. OF Escanabs, are. visiting
! friends and relatives in the city
They were called here 20 attend the
funeral services held Thursday morn
I Ing Tor MIS- julia =. AChAhsNl1 "a
| Highland chapel
| Mayor c Y Brown was Detroit
! business visitor Wednesday.
| Lieut.. Glen Arnold and NJ p.
| william Bergin returned "wednesday
evening 10 their duties in Co. A sig
nal corps stationed in Crawling They
were accompanled by the following
/ recruits Carl Primer. william Poat-
wright. George Boatwright. DAME!
/ Brooks and Earl ward SerRts. lie
/ Roy Harrington and Sam DIcks. Corp.
/ Frank Root and prtvstss Guy Pear
sail and Milton Luman Will return
! Thursday evening after several
days furlough spent az their homes
Ms n. n Waterman and son Bon
ner are spending the week in the
l home % Mr. and Mrs. Freeman LIN
| coin near west Salem.
Miss GLADYS Cook has accepted .
position as teacher In the Plymouth
schools.
George Newell has returned 20 his
home In Troy Pa. after a visit with
Z Bert r. Cook
Richard Kellogg a farmer resi-
dent Of the West ElectrIc-rd. bu,
| who has been making his home In
1 Florida Is guest ~ VI X Crane.
The Denton Missionary society will
meet Wsduesdsy WITH Mrs AyFts
I Hutc hine
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-07-27
VICTIM OF BRAWL
DIES FROM 10
BULLET WOUNDS

wYANDoTTE July ?T--Atter DO
ing constantly treated With opiaies
since early "Wednesday morning.
Thomas SHANGHAI. -. Who vAs sho,
10 times BY an Italian named Tony
Garotalo TUESDAY night Z Cherry
ST bra~l died al ; o'clcck. Thurs
DAY morning His body Wa 70
moved 10 the Thon Undertaking ss-
tablishment StaNchals brother
Steve. will take charge OF The fu-
neral
Police Capt John Denman, Who Is
searching for the missing italian,
said Thursday morning, that Caro-
fzlo had gone 20 his work N the
local yards OF the Detroit Shipbuild-
ing Co. but wher officers came 10
the yard after him, ne had diSsp-
p.ared
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-07-27
Seeks An Injunction
Against Cafe He For
merly Conducted
CHARACTER OF
PLACE ATTACKED
Former Sheriff Doesn't
Even Want Name On
Stationery

Alleging that the cabaret OF the
Burns hotel IL being conducted in
such . wtde-open and obnoxious
Kramer that II Injuries the name OF
former Sheriff James d. Burns. aft
er whom the hotel was named, A.
torney Eugene T. barry. counsel for
Burns, obtained an order 10 show
cause from Judge Codd. Wednesday
morning. naming A. James Singelyn
and Henry verstine. managers OF
The place. a. respondents In an &C
Ion for an injunction to stop the
use Of Burns name.
The former sheriff Is no longer
In charge of the Burns. having with
irawu early In the summer TO oper-
tie the Ste. Claire hotel. The petit
ION for the injunction asks 10 have
Singsiyn and verstine stopped from
holding out Burns as proprietor
on their letterheads, and to stop the
Sse Of his name altogether.
A. James Singelyn. the manager.
D q brewery agent. Alice Reagan,
secretary Of the corporation, Is also
made . party to the petition. The
hearing was set for early in August.
Although only short block from
police headquarters. the cabaret in
the Burns hotel soon became the
renAesvous Of unescorted women
eftsr the closing Of the Cafe Roma
end ether notorious resorts shut up
~ the liquor committee. II is al
lsged- Even early In the afternoons
q has been crowded with rois-
terfng men and women. RECALLED with
tinrpan music and low grade vocal
talent II In garishly decorated with
bannery and bunting and Is crowded
With tables.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-07-27
FIFTH CASE OF
SCOURCE FOUND

The second case OF iniantile pa
ralysis 10 be discovered by DR.
George Sewell, was reported Wed
nesday morning, TO the board OF
health. II is that OF Jesse Mcbride.
three years old, No. 49, Belvidere-
ave. DR.. Sewell says this case. the
ffth 10 be reported in Detroit, is a
mild one.
The quarantine has been removed
from the case on Adele-st., which
was the frst 10 be found in the city,
and the child Is said 10 be making
a good recovery.
Crosse Pointe haS one case. on
Copnor's creek-rd.. Near Nack-ave.'
which has been reported 20 the
authorities.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-07-27
$4,000 AWARDED
FOR SCHOOL SITE

In ID award by judge Hally. OF
tsS. 200 to IL property owners who
forced condemnation proceedings by
the school board TO acquire school
site at the sou,hwe-' corner OF Ly.
ingstone and 81 AntoineSts. the
only persons receiving more than
The price offered by the city we're
Two women who had agreed 10 the
city's price, but were forced INTO
condemnation by the attitude OF
their neighbors. They received $500
for their losses from delay. The
land. witch comprises half a block
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-07-27
Marriage Licenses

Hugh z Mccain. rs catherin. Nc
io:.ph ,ntOlni.. !" Liberty E.
81 h: sa.s., { !, Hod.OD' NJ Margaret
Arthnr sullivan as. Detroit: Ella
kossr, Hampton. c.sS.rin.
TrsnE David "a Ros. Roun.ooe.
william c. schs .f.r. 70. Cleveland;
Laura MeCsrty. ~. Detroit.
Benjamin EnseL 81 Meta skubieh
Carl Y....r. ~: Julia e.ut-ynan. IL
stsnisisus P.peisk. IS; stetsnis
Adam i.TnAeh. n, Jos.ra Band
charlie. r Mcdonald ~; Laern.
chsris. NJ Morrison. d. Edna ry-
Carl ~ tucker. rs. Detroit. Marion
Harvey L. Warren, a. Detroit. Ma
bel A Wilson. ~. Romce
clarspes French, ss1 Brush; Rosa
n. PelliP', % sam. >, 49,.
" H9e' fs., NJ T fsTs.r q q P sSssf'
Toner. 20 Detroit
Harry NJ Pnrdy. ell Ei.ner. Hsr-
Fta, ~.
JOSEPH KRAFT. IT.. a. Ida Mont
Romery. -
Clarence A. Mert,. IS. Cleveland;
Arseiis " sis'sr as same
Rasnnir WsrskoTAki ~; steila
vrobleska. -, McKeesport "a.
oottfrist Kornrfski. So Emmiiie
Thomas. ~
Frederick Warner. "a wyando,te;
Florence Roberts 81. sams
Fred urueSke. p, Francis Kiflins
James n. ao~rsr a.; Frances ..
pakin ~
John Crernlak. "a Sstue JonAn1er.
Emil Doll. IL Louise Rice, ~
Donald y rrs.er, "a Cdith C.
Ralph Littsrmnser, ~. Detroit. Eva
n. Race. Ia, Oskvood
william n, 0bsr "a Detroit, Kats.
Issr " colistts u, pursnt
FRANK jstuSi.s, ~ Psalins bcyn.
Roser ", Crasi, %, Seymour, ind
k' Iii,lsm Hft k.!r. Il Hi1" vs,srl Ied
kyJf s%s: wilson. 90 Hannah wilson.
So
Charles 7, sebreIi, SO, Columbus.
Blsz Ksthsrin, ~ Marie Luduig,
~.
Thornteu - Lewis. Iii Helen G
Johnston. ~.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-07-27
WARNS DOCTORS
TO REPORT CASES
OF BABY SCOURGE

Determined 10 stamp out intAntile
paralysis in Ontario, Or J. W. ).
Mccullough. OF Toronto, chief med
CA health officer Of the province,
has sent a circular letter 10 all ply
Sicians In Ontario, advising them
that all cases OF the disease must
oe reported and warning them that
failure 10 do so means prosecution.
AS far as known. there are II cases
in Ontario. nine OF which are In
Windsor, three in Ford City. one In
Sandwich west, and one in Sandwich
east while the others are In the
central portion Of the province
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-07-27
SHOOTS SELF;
Ssl IN POCKET
Wen Dressed Unidentified Man
Found Dead In Grigg-
Hanna Lumber Yard

An unidentified. well-dressed man.
wss found dead with bullethole
through his head, pistol beside
him. and 4s1 In his pocket. near q
PIE Of lumbar = the lumber yard
q 0riss- Hanna Co. No. 1910 Michi-
EanAye.. wednesday morning. He
Md shot hisaseif through the mouth.
1 h vas about 20 years old. gray
hair, sandy mustache. ave feet eight
tachss gtsll snd wore q dark striped
c0at. gray mixed trousers, black
slouch hat and black shoes.
The body was found by Mike"
Schmidt. laborer In the yard. and
turned over TO Coroner Burgess, who
= paking an Investigation. The
10y - In the county morgue.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-07-27
Democrats Must Con-
tinue Search for
Leader
KIRK NAMED FOR
SECOND PLACE
John T. Winship Choice
For u. S. SEN
atOr

II begins 10 look as though tie
democrats are up a stump" TEN.
porarily al least. for al available
and at the same thne desirable can
didate for governor.
Charles II. Bender, the Grand Rap.
ids banker and capitalist. whom the
mem bers OF the democratic state
central committee banked on 10
make the race. has declined the
nomination made in meeting OF
the committee in be Hotel Ste
Claire. Tuesday night.
In a dispatch 10 The Times, Mr.
Bender states This action is
news 10 NE. cannot imagine any
condition OF affairs thai would in
duce me TO run for governor. The
idea OF running for any oflce is so
foreign 10 me that could Lot think
of IL at this time"
Chairman A. E. Stevenson. OF the
state central committee, left De
troit for Grand Rapids. Tuesday
night, TO confer NTH Mr.. Bender.
His refusal 10 make the run proba-
bly, win necessitate more gatherings
Of the committee in Detroit
Gen John p. Kirk. OF Tpsilanti. in
command OF the Michigan National
Guard troops left in Camp Ferris,
was the selection Of the committee
for lieufenant-governor and John T.
Winsbip. state fire marshal. with
headquarters In Saginaw. ~as named
for the United States SenatoTship.
Alfred Lucking. former congress
man, had previously declined TO be-
come a candidate fer the latter Of.
fee.
Kirk and winship are 10th said 20
be in receptive frame OF mind, and
il is probable their names will stand
as the candidates ~ the committee.
The candidates have until Satur-
day only TO Ale their petitions. and
they Will have 40 do some hustling
10 obtain the necessary names.
Failure &C. obtain them IN time will
necessitaie the candidates, in order
TO get ON the ticket. paying onShalf
OF per cent OF the salary the Ct
fee sought for pays.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-07-27
BIRMINGHAM

Frederick Rsnden. age 81 yeavs.
q this place. died OF paralysis.
"Wednesday. IN the Pontiac city hos
Hke- - In sh-- Pontiac STATE he~pi.a {
three sisters. Mrs Hanna Strong. -
Pine lake. Mrs. Emma Slsde o, ne
,-oi'. and Mrs. FL iEab-th Hawkins
ers. Thomas. OF MeIborue. Australia.
and Henry. % Bristol England The
funeral will be held Friday after
noon a; 80 ?. m. at The home %
Franklin Burial will take place in
the Pine Lake cemetery
Born 20 Mr. and Mrs vern Aldrich.
Of Pisrcs-st. a uEhter
be hello Wednesday Aug : a. or
chard lake.
watermelon social will be held
this evening Al the horne Of Mr. and
Mrs Harry Chambers has gone 90
CLEVELAND 20 visit relatives Tor a
Born TO Mr. and Mrs samuel Wen
Born 20 NJ and Mrs william
Crooms, Of Brown-s' daughter
Nr and Mrs. Walter German and
Mr. ard NJ Frank German are
n.r nom" in Bloomfield Hills
The Cleaners Roeietv % South fsIf
VIII meet Aug NJ the home Of Ms
Bessie miller. In southneld
Niss Goldis GIbbius has return ed
from a weeks stay at the home Of
Mrs and Mrs. " r Harris AZ Twin
Lakes Holly.
NJ. Ella Adam, gave parry
Tperday evening At her home On
Msrrill-st
Mrs John Miller has zone 70 Har-
per hospital Detroit = undergo an
operation
Mrs Lillian Edwards and Son
Elmer. are visiting relatives a..
Branrhton Ont
Mrs r Kelley has returned 20
her home az Nanketo. MINI astsr
spending several weeks ~ 'he home
~ her mother Mrs. Hsry Adams on
Merrill-sc
Mrs Ham Sullivan Ia ~ az ha-
home IN Troy township
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-07-27
NOT A SHARK,
MERELY A CARP
BY United PRNSS

CHICAGO. July 27.-Here's the
banner Ash story
Sidney Walton and wife wen,
bathing In Lake Michigan Some
thing ntbbled at Sfd's feet and be
started for shore One look hack
and he went faster Sharks" yelled
someone. and there was a scamper
for the beach.
huge fab. evidently lonely
plowed along behind Fry women
and children saw the glistening form
and ran from the water screaming
Walton. after getting 70 shore. was
encouraged 10 get a rope He threw
IL out. lassoed the monster and
towed Il in.
Result; A t6pound carp Carp
wouldn't bite a human being on o
bet.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-07-27
FANS APPLAUD
HEILMAN FOB
RESCUING GIRL

Harry Heilman received the plau
time he made a trip 10 The plate In
., ednesday's game with tho Ma
tionsls. for his heroism the night
before in resCuing Miss Lydia John
son, sister OF Mrs. Lsro Stedman.
No. GA iakeviev ave. who with her
babe were drowned when an auto
mobile In which they we're riding
lacked into the channel in Water.
works park
Every time he made play OF any
kind be got a hand and for day at
least he was the idol OF the Tiger
fans
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-07-27
MAN CRUSHED
TO DEATH UNDER
FREIGHT CAR

While switching cars a. Liver.
nois-ave. and the Michigan Central
crossing. early wednesday morning.
William Butterneid, asod 90. fell IN
der . freight car and was crushed
to death. Coroner's Clerk Conley
decided that Buttsrneid. who rssidsd
At No. 400 Livernois-ave.. died a.
the result Of an unavoidable acct.
dent
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-07-27
SUBURBAN NEWS
FIRE De stroys Station.

TRENTON. July ST.--kire OF un-
known origin Nedne sdAy night to-
tally DESTROYED ne station OF the
Detroit. Toledo & lronton railroad
en- ST Joseph-st The station con
sisted of an old box car. OF its
trucks, and fitted with windows and
doors Attempts 10 save the pa
pers and books In the car failed
L il thought tramps NAV have set
FIRE TO the station.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-07-27
MT. CLEMENS

The Isrg. barn on the farm %
Theodore Hartman. Quinn-rd., near
this city. burned TO the ground ate
valuabr. horse, v.r. lost win one
COW, two calves, 20 ton Of hay. and
wagon loaded win wheat ius,
hayvsst.d Tier 80, va. no ,n'u ti, c,
Detroit as his home. was taken BY
the sheriff yesterday, suspected ~
osnsd y Rom M''G r.. H iosH Tss a
Monday night. Dubois IS a mschIn-
list BY trade. and has been employed
here several weeks.
tn. f m r.. Fl E,rn ,,s.r syiP s
Forks. near the Ductwitz farm Tues.
Gay. was held yesterdsy afternoon
from the home OF his parents school.
mate. % IN. ls-ye ear. a.. yo1 a. A't T.
lott Conducted, the service. ard
burial was In Clinton Groge.
William Thompson. proprietor
m. yi: ,s soss ss v. r9r Io" are are
hold little hope FOR NJ,
recovery He Is .suffsrins with or
ganic heart trouble.
Es~srt P.Is,.r os Of Wt y:s tsa
IN o local hospital His condition
n 10 said Is fsvorabis 20 rapid re-
covsry
vas h.r. 2 y..,.resy ana made an
I-ray examination ~ hobart SHARK
sy. IN. New Baltimore garage own-
or. injured In ar auto accident q
s ssss , sso . feared ne mas Dec"
While stepping from the platform
at the Woleott Milling Co, 20 the
running board a. his sutomobile.
ped. missed MS footing and fell
against the open door ~ the naohine.
Two ribs were broken. He - In q
local hospitsl.t
An early morning nrs, Wednes-
day, IN the Sherlock tailor shop 49,
Mseombst ID little Ssmsgs
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-07-27
WYANDOTTE

~ Patricks church annual lawn
lete and ChildrFr's day SaH held
Thursdsy afternJ1n and etenIuR on
the parish lawn
Three mrfnhrrs pf Troon No 4.
Wyand1tte Bnt Scouts, r4felVed
their sfcond-claEs insignia Wednes-
day night
Mr.. Henry Ste,Hhauer Woh frat
prize. Miss Cecil Moron. second and
meeting ~ the one Nor riuh. We'd
nssday evening, with htss Margaret
Knack, SpTuCe-Ft
Several hundred people boarded
the steamer PUTIN Bsy. Thursday
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-07-27
Today's Ball Games
American.

American.
Washington al Detroit. clear
Boston at Cleveland. clear
New York al Chicago. clear.
Philadelphia al 81 Louis. clear,
National.
Cincinnati at New YORK.. rain
81 Louis al Brooklyn, threatening
Chicago al Boston, cloudy
Pittsburgh at Philadelphia. cloudy.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-07-27
Fear. For k,sdle.. Fr.ss Mother,

Fears For k,ddlcs. Frees Mothers,
Fearing the children Of tour Pol
ish women. arrested q week ago for
picking coal on the Grand Trunk
railroad tracks In the West Detroit
yards. would suffer by the detention
OF the mothers. Inspector James
McCarty released them shortly after
they had been locked MP. Tuesday
morning the railroad police obtained
warrants for the women. who were
taken TO court Immediately follow
ing their second arrest on orders
from the inspector. The women are
Frances wosski. 70 years old, No.
20 Goidner-st Kate Zovaki Is. No.
% Golden-st.: Sophia Posa. IL. No.
20 Goldeprss.. and KAter Buisah, 81.
No. 20 Goldnsr-st.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-07-27
Odds and Ends

CHICAGO--AiIon Schermens,
served with subpoena In naturalira'
ton matter. left his house burning.
with wife and baby in n while he
rushed 10 court riremen rescued
the wife and baby
MOUNT VERku...l. Ill.-A Jury
acquitted Mrs Anna Perry Of the
killing OF Nathan Sexton Sexton
Was Killed by Mrs Perry after be
Ing warned 20 stop persistent WOO.
ing
NEW YCRK-pespite passport
tape, r J Breeze lived up to his
name and hnally blew aboard The
Baltic after she bad sailed. by hir
ing tug.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-07-27
IIeu-CoI. wale Trsnsferrsd.

Lieut. Col. e 8. wigle. OF Windsor
who mas been Ia command of the
Eighteenth battalion OF Canadian
troops In France. has been transfer
red from the Third 10 The Eighth
brigade.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-07-27
BY POP.

south of Liy,lgstone. will double
The site Of the Lincoln school, ard
VIII be used for n duplicate building
To relieve the present congestion
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-07-27

NEW YORK. July 2e.---Chas. NJ.
schwsb he's ordered i've ocean ore
carrying boats from the Maryland
shipbuiidins plant Of the Bethleher,
Steel corporation. The vessels will
carry ore from Chile and cuba. and
WI ~ The American mas and %
oporated ~ the Ore Steamship COR.
porafion. Subsidiary,
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-07-27

morning on the annual Rsbeksh eN-
,Ursi1u
N raTaotte EriCklaysTs union viii
XIV. Its annual picnic sunday. lgly
80. in EsisisE woods Oak-st
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-07-27
FORD

,.vviIiass clsrA yil,sE Moline ,shd
Haven fer an outing Trp,
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-07-27

Tue stats Poliosmen's associatioa
- Connecticut 10 10 meet In an
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