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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-04-14
WORTHWHILE

LOUIS Ashley and Mrs Marie Miller
both OF this place. were married on
Wednesday everiur IN The Methodist
ii-f-Torsge by Rev. r. T. walker They
will make their home IN the Ortor
residence IN the north aide
Joseph MontForrery has purchased
q nov automobile truck 10 be used IN
ro~r"tfiop with his general truck
and drayage business Randall Chap
f'lfr has alec purchased o new auto
mobile.
Mrs. n. e. Lawrence - preparing To
l~Tve for kaia nAxoo. where she will
reIrRin for Some time. cooperating
f.As" her recent Illness and operation.
Mr. Nrwrence WIZ remain in DETROIT.
NJ s-a Nrr Earl y S.impz0n anh
Las Mildred Fly viii leave Saturday
for Lowell. Mass. where they will
spewd rhr summer. They went 10 De-
troit. Friday
! afr. ard Mrs. Bert Wood have aga I'm
taken possession OF their home on
wirr-st the party buying the prop
erty having declined 10 close the set
| Element
Mr. and AIRS. Truman Garfield and
! farriiv are now occunyinR the Van
1 Sickle residence on North Center-st
4 w. y. tanning, Jr.. IL constructing
large portable dInine-Foom. which
: will no used by the contractors hav.
f, Ing charge Of the new concrete high
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-04-14
WYANDOTTE

Local Republicans WI; caucus
April IL. according 10 the notice, Is
sued by the local committee Thurs
day. Three delegates TO the cour-
" convention April ~. in Concordia
hall Detroit. viii he elected at the
caucus, which is 10 he held in the
"povs' Club" building. Oak and
Fifth-sts.
Tn. knights OF Columbus meet
FRIDAY evening In G. ~. q. A. hall.
Local chapter. O. F.. :. meets Fri
DAY evening in Masor,,r temple:
SUPERINTENDENT ~ Schools, ". g.
Daley. - planning to attend the con .
state Assocfation OF school Superin-
teuderts and Board 81 Education
members Mr. Daley II secretary OF
the association.
r Q Gilbert viii conduct the
I.entsn service Friday evening IN 81
stephens church.
rhariss N~nenAorf. Oak--t.. n ~,
NiiUe = INV. No 2a5. Ladies OF the
Maccabees, meet Friday evening IN
Pyrhian Castle.
High school public speaking stu
dents will present M onsieur Beau
caire." by Booth Harrington, Friday
afternoon In the high school.
George Winterhalter. Milan. 10 VS.
ittng friends and relatives here.
Many people attended tho concert
In the Presbyterian church, Thursday
evening
Mrs. Thomas MoCIeery. First-st.. 4,
III % pneumonia.
Mckinley school students arc plan
ming TO give an entertainment Msy
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-04-14
MT. CLEMENS

Mildred PaItier. ak years old
daughter OF Mr. and Mrs, Bert Pei
tier. of walnut-st.. died az 10 o'clock
yesterday forenoon. from pneumonis
Iitti. Ru,hine PsIu.y, tn. seven
yesr-oid dausht.r ~ Mr.. and Mrs
rib,y burned about the face and
hands yesterday when shs threw a
Kitchen stove AZ her home. The
p..r 'l :sss.:d. %. Sc. art sSi Mr.
heavy sheet TIE phy.icisn who
dressed the burns fear RuthIile may
r.S s'se.ny jana. sH.. ns.rhs'i pa
tient at a local hospital yesterday
started suit in the Wayne county cir
Ell 81 h. f2St fn1 $1,000 ssss: F 3d.,
var the driver Of an auto which. on
ss.d man on North Gr.,iot: ave,
sr.skinE his risht shoulder bone;
Internal injuvl.s, rsder. AT IN. time.
admitted 10 the sheriff that he was
running without lights, and AZ an
excessive rate Of speed, so official,
TO hts bed since the accident
Edward wiliett, Of Grove Park.
ave, With the Omitted States regular
army. stationed In Texas. and who n
home on a furlough. fell 20 feet yea.
| terday from mineral we'll derrick ~
! the Park bath house sustaining =
| fracture Of the right leg. and recsIv.
Ing internal injuries. He IL AT a loca
| ho.pitai here, In critical condition
| " u. Harkless and Dr, " r.. Bur
ton. both Of springheId. o.. have pur
chased the Eureka Bath paviors. M.
only eoiored bathing estshiishrent 81
' the city. and will hereafter conduc
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-04-14
BIRMINGHAM

Mr.. and Mrs Frank Allen and
grandson. Allen Nckeever. OF Lorain,
O.. are guests at the home OF Walter
Allen. on ~. Woodward ave.
Mrs. Minnie Mcclellan. daughter
Behrle. and son Howard. OF Ann Ar
Dor are visiting Mrs. Sam Howting.
Ward Parks IL III.
Mrs. Alfred Todd has returned from,
visit with her sister, Mrs. NJ Hart
rick. q, Ann Arbor.
The Missionary society OF the Unit
ed Presbyterian church. OF Southneid.
held it's monthly meeting. Thursdsy
afternoon. at the home OF Mrs. EN-
ma Harmon.
Airs. Charles sInnons IL seriously
III.
Rev. Grirgs. Of Detroit. viii preach
At the Log Cabin church. Sunday aft
ternoon, at ; o'clock.
Mrs. Hannah Gulung. OF Waterford,
was recent ruest OF her niece. Mrs.
A. J. Cooley
school work AZ Howe, Ind. after
spending his vacation with his par
I" Or. ;. csmpber has returned hom,
from a weeks stay at Kansas City.
Washington. are visiting Mr. aud Mrs
a. y. Cooley.
Mrs Albert Roediser and daughter
MarRsret. are visiting relatives al
BOZ JenneIie. % Royal Oak. :. yi.-
ting his grandmother Mrs J. Purdy
The bloomfield Float committee for
the Oakland County Centennial will
ss' n sss home q Ms Mr .v Smith
STANLEY Todd has sold his 1.-acre
farm In Bloomfield township for
see 600 20 Detroit parties
erty on Rat.s-st 10 Mrs {. r. Jones
The house will be remodeled
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-04-14
KIDNAPPING is
INCIDENT IN
DIVORCE TRIAL

An exciting abduction preceded
the trial of Mrs. Grace O'Rourke's
divorce suit against her husband Al.
bert, Thursday. when Il was testified
that on Wednesday night ORourkc
and his brother had stopped before
No. sos Canton-ave., where his son
Albert. Jr.. has been kept In the
wife's custody. and kidnapped the
boy.
While O'Rourke battled hercely
with Mrs. Kate Betting. to whom the
wife had entrusted the boy,
O'Rourkes brother rushed Albert,
Jr., into the waiting automobile. II
was diflcult getaway for
O'Rourke, as Mrs. Betting tried to
hold him for the police. and she
proved almost match for him
Badly scratched up ORourke ap-
peared In Judge North's court.
Thursday, to oppose his wife's suit.
Pending the outcome OF the suit
the eieht-year-old lad over whom the
parents are az much at war as on
the question OF a divorce, O'Rourke
hag the possession Of his son.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-04-14
RIVER ROUGE

Albert Goodail and Henry Martin
were sentenced 20 serve 30 days IN
the county Jail Friday morning
by Justice Niemann, for being drunk
and dlsorderly.
William Morot No. SO Haltimer-
ave. successfully underwent an opNr-
alton Thursday in Emergency hospi-
tai. Ford.
Aft-r Saturday, village Clerk fSoUt'
Laginess announces water taxes can
not be paid without penalty
Miss Polly Titerneau. No. ~ Henry
st. IL recovering from a recent III
ness.
Archie Compeau will report in NIL
waukee soon. for his season on the
lakes.
Following the lead 81 ,h~ other
down-riyer towns. the Board Of Edu-
cation OF this village Wednesday
evening began 70 get its tsachlnE
staff for the coming year into shape.
Three Of the 10 teachers have been
re-engagad and seven have resigned.
o. A. McDonsldh superintendent: Lee
Grant principal OF the high school.
and n r. McCuen. principal OF the
Dunn school. were returned for an
other year. while J. T. robsnz and r..
r. smith. seniors in the University
OF Michigan. have been engaged 20
teach In the high school Vacanciss
created by the ave other teachers re-
ylgning have not been flled a. yet.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-04-14
LIGHTNING
PLAYS HAVOC
First Real Spring Storm Causes
Some Damage In Out
skirts

The rumble OF thunder and the
fash OF lightning were part OF the
first real spring storm OF 1916 that
hit Detroit and environs. Thursday
evening II was warm rain that
fell. the type that brings May fiow-
ers. and it came down almost
straight.
The only damage reported from
the electrical display was In the
neigh borhood OF Woodward.ave. and
the Nine Mile-rd.. where many tele-
phones were put out OF order A
bali OF Are struck on the roof OF
one house, went up the gable on
one side, down the gable on the
other, then carromed OF into space
without doing any damage TO the
property whatever.
The weatherman says the rain.
fall In toe "a hours ending at 3
o'clock, Friday morning. was a trace
more than q half-inch, 81 inches. to
be exact.
Across the river, the most serious
damage was the destruction OF the
icehouse OF the Belle Ice Co.,
which was struck by lightning and
destroyed shortly after o'clock.
The loss on the building In $4,000.
and the Ice, some OF which can be
saved. is valued at $1,000. In mid
afternoon Thursday. the thermoms-
ter reached rs degrees.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-04-14
THOUSAND KITES
ARE ENTERED IN
FLYING CONTEST

In order 10 aid the boys OF the
city In building kites for the annual
Kite day" To be- held under it's di-
rection on Northwestern field. April
"a the recreation commission Is
sending a number OF drawings 70
he various public school manual
training departments.
The entries up TO date have pass
ed the 900 mark. and 1t In expected
many more names will be In before
the lists close. April 90 The Chi
nese population OF the city will BE-
ably represented. Kite-hying is one
Of the foremost Chinese national
pastimes, and many kites Of curious
nature are at present being manu-
featured for the event.
re recreation commission) mon
ograms will be given TO winners OF
first, while those who place second
and third will be suitably recogniz
ed. The monograms are the same
as those presented winners in the
annual field events held on recrea
tion day on Belle Isle.
The center winning the most
points will be presented banner
No individual shall receive two
prizes. All kites must be made by
the person entering them. All kites
must ny. Entry blanks may be oh
tanned from any recreation director,
or at the commission once, No. SIS
faTwell building.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-04-14
NEGRO EDUCATOR
TAUGHT WHITES,
SAYS GOVERNOR

THE prince OF American educat-
ors" was the tribute Gov. Wood.
bridge ". Ferris paid to Booker II.
Washington at the memorial ser
vices held for the noted Negro in
the Unitarian church. Thursday
evening
The work done by Or. Washing.
ton for the Negro race. 30 years ago.
In hitting II for industrial life r. ex.
actly what we are trying TO do for
the white man today" said the gov
ernor "He realized that education
was merely means toward bringing
out the greatest possibilities In the
pupil Now we are endesyoring TO
smooth the way for our children so
that no special effort on their part Ia
necessary. BY eliminating all strug-
gle We are unmaking those things
which have made America great.
The foreigners, IL nationaIities.
in my school in Big Rapids, get mors
out OF their opportunities for far
less money than do the Americans.
1t 10 because they are trained TO
work Our American youth expect
TO slide through their education and
consequently through life without
much effort"
Judge Alfred j. Murphy presided
at the meeting and other sneakers
were the Rev. Eugene r. Shipper
and Charles A. Cottrill. Of Ohio. for
mer collector OF internal revenue for
Hawaii. A large audience was pres
ent.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-04-14
WOMAN WAS
THOUGHT DEAD;
SITS UP IN BED

BANGOR. Ne, April l4.-Mrs. An
ME Grant. who was believed to have
died from heart trouble. suddenly
sat upright when an undertaken ar
rived and In now on the road to re-
covery. Physicians say that the
woman was without heart action
which could be detected for seven
hours.
Her son. James A. Grant. a mer'
chant OF this city. received teie-
phone message that his mother,
who had been seriously III for sew.
eraI days. was dead.
He went TO her home at once,
where relatives were gathered. and
made arrangements for the funeral.
An undertaken was called. and while
he and the relatives were discussing
fuenral plans, Mrs. Grant sat up.
right In bed.
Mrs. Grant IL IS years old.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-04-14

way C. A MCGEE will have charge
of provisions. etc.
William Hsmple has leased the
Ward farm In Waterford and Will
carry on a general garden truck ano
farm supply business lie has pur-
chased a delivery car and VIII make
trips to the Detroit markets
X new school bell has been placed
in a temporary position on the school
grounds until such time as the new
high school building Is ready for oc-
cupancy. 80
The members OF the local W {. I.
4. met with the Plymouth ladies on
Thursday afternoon.
The regular meeting ~ the Won
ans Relief CORPS was held in thcir
hall "Wednesday evening.
The local order OF Woodmen are
carrying on campaign for new mem :
bers
The Millionaire BABY Was the al
traction at the Aiseium theater wed
nesday evening.
Mrs Anna Evert and children. Ed,
ssra Irene and Elmer. have removed
10 No. ri Pollard ave. Detroit.
Nrs William p. Moshsr. who nas
been very ill. IL able TO be placed In
a chair for a short time each day.
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son have returned to their home In
indianapolis. Ind.
Mrs. ]. A. Brown who has been
yisisi.c Mia: n M:rs s6, ne. s' nom, 10
st~nh~n Hutchinson has returned
from Ohio. where he has been spend
ing the winter with MS daughter
Election OF officers In the Lutheran
Atd socIety will occur st the meeting
10 be held May >. in Luther home
.,a M,.. er wiii siSs an address. We'd
nesdsy evening. April 8. In the Con-
gregational church.
Mrs Roswell Parsons; as.istsd sy
Mrs. ed. Payne. Mrs o. q; fese, ana
the Pittsneid Ladies Aid society,
Thursday, April Z. A dinner VIII De
follow ed by an elaborate program
Miss Frances whitney mas aeSSc c,s
Vile school Miss Whitney sewers
her connection with that institution
AT the close OF the year TO accept .
similar oscupation in Monroe ,o,.
has started divorce proceedings
AGAINST his wife. Eva. whom he
charges with being possessed with
an unEovernable temper.
washin ( ton-st.. has started divorce
proceedings against her husband.
Elton Rynearson 10 pitching Tor
the beaumont. Texas. ball club.
Mrs. Victoria r. Beardsley was AT
home, Thursday. to the ConGrega-
tionai Home Missionary society.
social hour followed business meet
ing; ~ o =, NJ ,a,
~ Huron-st. 10 frst cousin OF
Richard Harding Davis. the Wen.
known author and war correspondent
who is dead at his home In Mount
Kisco. n. Y. Mrs Green's mother
and Mr.. Davis mother were sisters
Mr.. Davis has often visited his .ypsi-
lsnti relatives. his last visit being
seven wears ago. when he was here
for several DAYS. At that time ne
was The guest OF honor at many SO
ciaI functions
Ypsilanti Grange No. IS. will go In
"A body Saturday. April q. TO Ply
mouth. to hold a Joint meeting with
the grange at that place.
The Baptist Aid society VIII give
an Easter dinner, Monday evening.
April "a in the church dining room.
The next meeting Of the fpsiiant
A ssociation OF College Matrons VIII
be held Tuesday. April -. in stark
weather hall.
doing" will be the topic OF shore ad-
dresses 10 be given by local repre-
sentstives OF other boards, THURSDAY,
April 81. at the meeting Of -. Lukes
Auxiliary in the parish house.
Election ~ officers VIII occur al
meeting ~ the Epworth league 70
hs held Tuesday evening, April -,
al the church. \ pot-luck supper VIII
be served
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-04-14
SAYS WIFE
COMPARED
HIM TO DOG

He was too fat 10 please his wife.
Jack Demerjaln told Judge Van ZilC
when he sought divorce. At least.
she told Demerjain that and after
leaving him for Ave weeks sent him
a picture post card Of dachshound.
on which was written Every dog
has his day" This was the FIRST In
timation he had had OF his wife's
whereabouts.
Two days after they were married.
he declared. she began to say that
she regretted II.
Hes not the man" she told peo.
pie. and sverred that the only rea.
son she had married MIN was be-
cause his brother had told her he
had lots OF money. A tailor, he said
that he was often locked out OF his
home when he returned late from
work.
A divorce was given on the
strength OF desertion In New York
They were married In 1903. He IL
an Armenian.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-04-14
E. A. DUSTIN
PLANS TOUR OF
THE FAR EAST

Edward A. Dustin, senior member
~ the firm OF Ashley q Dustin, prior
10 the time Of the active excursion
season on the Detroit river. will
spend his spring vacation In the
Far East. and plans dcvotins about
month Ia tour Of Japan.
Mr.. Dustin leaves Saturday for
Vancouver. p. C.. where he will take
passage on one ~ the Canadian Pa
CHIC liners. He plans 10 be at his
desk about June rs, about the time
that the Put-in-Bay business begins
TO llven up.
During the meantime. q. o. Dustin.
brother. will be In charge OF the
firms affairs.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-04-14
AWARD PRIZES
FOR BIRD HOUSES

William Moore. OF the Moore
school, was given a special prize for
a complete set OF bird houses in the
exhibit made by public scnooi pu.
pills and held this week in the Fed
Grafton club house. Second and Han
cock-sves.. under the auspices of the
Federation OF Womens Clubs
Young Moore's exhibit included "a
houses. baths. shelters. feeders and
houses for different kinds OF birds
Lincoln Bixby. Duane Doty
school, won first prize for the best
martin house; Gilbert Claeys. New
berry school. second. George Pc
tiers. No AS Joseph Campau.sve.
third wren house. Elsner Barr
No. 1897 West .Grand-blvd.. first;
Howard Kelley, No. 1887 Third-ave.
second. Arthur Grumbaugh, No
1902 Twenty-ffth-st., third; shelter
and feeder. Joseph Smolorz. New
berry school. first; Walter Pares
Newberry school. second.
Special prizes for the most move
houses were won by Fred Skubick
No. 1909 warren-ave. east. first; 10
seph Greenwald. Doty school. sec
ond Harold Sauer. No. IL Berlin
ST. and George Raymond. Monteitf
school. honorable mention. The ex
hibition closes Saturday. 4 free IL
Illustrated lecture on Birds and
bird houses will be given Saturda,
morning. at 10: 30 o'clock. In the
federation auditorium.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-04-14
TRENTON

Monguagon township board meets
Saturday afternoon In Trenton.
High school students VIII observe
the tercentenary OF William shakes
peares death Friday afternoon py
giving a Shakespearean program IN
the high school.
Supt. OF schools J. 3. Anderson and
member Of the school board viii go
10 Lansing next week 10 attend tho
convention there of supsrintendents
and school board members
Spring vacation for the school be-
gins FRIDAY.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-04-14
ROYAL OAK

Mr. Bailey. OF No. i2i7 Washington
ave. Is attending the Real Estate
Dealers convention In Lansing
Miss Grace Dexter will spend the
remainder OF her spring vacation in
her home near Ypsilantl.
Mrs Hutton and Mrs. Marshall. or
Ridge I'd attended the Detroit Sym
phony concert given in the Highland
Park high school yesterday.
Miss Louise Duncan entertained
Miss Tracy Sowakowski ut dinner on
THURSDAY evening.
Mrs George McQuadA entertained
the Pleasant Ridge Sewing circle yes
terday. Mrs Walter Smith Will en-
terrain next week
Andrew White OF the Ten Mile -rd..
has been travelling throushout the
state on business this week
william Jenny and family. or No.
l5s Glendsleave., have moved TO
ROYAL Oak
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-04-14
|lTRAlL
III REVIVAL
1ngsllstie Campaisu
~ VIA Splendid
Success

fToeS, Mich. April 1i.-More
% eonversions were made at
Aosnday night meeting OF the
~ evnagslistic campaign IN the
. 4 Was announced Friday.
~ = me largest number OF con-
rocorded ~ yet. and ofSciais
nsge VI the campaign are en-
nnfic over the attendance
seems to them to be growing
8 each night. With more than
woolks Of the campaign stiil TO
y ths utmost confidence Is felt
ntveral hundred converts viii
800.
10y evening the evangelist VIII
a, .~Trenton's Leprosy, ana
seiycol students viii attend IL
~ scouts attended THURSDAY
sinx and gave their songs and
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-04-14
HIGHLAND PARK

ir n. p, Hansen. Of No. sit Nc
~. ~ recovering from an III
Ssvaral days.
Nina Fairborn has moved
No. 1851 Brush-st. To NO. z''
q afe wsrt. OF Erie-avs.. is Wis
ra1attves in Cleveland.
W Kathleen Allen. OF Toledo, ..
M en 4 guest OF Mics Frances
Sr6. az No. ses Hishland-avc:
Snm Case. Of No. 246 Highland
ESa returned home after shor'
Win friend: T. Huron INV =, -
~ vsry IN with pneumonia.
- DoIaward club met W%d"tsda..
i5Rng with Miss Hazel Bradley. OF
-. q. Sfouer. cf No. I'll Trumbuil
kns left for n fortnights VISIT
II relatives near Worthwhile.
-, Eugene smith. OF Bcston'
II guest this week. 81 Mr.;
Ira. a. ". Mcclellan. of No. 81
IS2' 4. 81. Mutt. OF No. 100 Gambler
q - slowly recovering from q
ma Mrs. Foster. OF No. Iss
1nnhueetts- ave, have returned
36 after = short stay In Kingston.
Aearsarst Marshall. OF Win
{6 Ont, 70 visiting her daughter.
u esllery, Of No. 1893 Wood
~ Hpssey, OF No. 1857 Brush
u ~ sncvsi 20 No. sss Highland
nyrI RowIey, Of No; :7ss
has been quite III
Yconr peoples society OF the
n6 ~ cturch' ~ Highland Park
60of FRIDAY evening with RICH
1I4l1. 81 No 50 Fefria-ave. Mrs.
MY. chairman of the prison
.e6myniitee OF the Civic Wei
J 34HUe or Michigan. will speak.
n Ti1f aSse' be . specisi quar-
Mr.. Collins. cf No. Tao
6S Ave. moved. Thursday, TO
~ 6inton. OF No. f5e Az
% cou0ned TO her home
1e1iss Of the Prcsbyteriar
S1yl stage their play. An old
ia. church Of Birmingham.
~ Ro~iey. Of No. 1928 Wood
3nXo.. IL very i'll.
S1 4onard Potter tourists and
\ Not class of the high school.
~. numbering party OF I'VE.
E4o. Aaturday noon. on their
~ 4 z shtnwton. D. c.. and other
~ tutpfest.
F}(rs Raitxel. OF No. e:s Highland
Who has been doctoring In
Hepifs for several months. vs.
IN tu1ptoved and isexpected TO
~ "a his home IN few davs.
~ III Reed. of No 81 Busna
Nave. east. IL very Ill at her
Awra Solomon. OF No. az
x00~av<.. left. Friday morning,
5(ennic, where she Will spend q
" =. Bradley, OF No. \. Monterey
~. - Ear.as city. Mo. on busi-
Nv John H. Flaherty. OF M. 90
[A1Andsnvr Is ~r,.vaicecing from
( (110<pe ~ the mart week.
- Lane. or No. efS Hlrhisnt-
~ haA returned after few days
~ 4xOuts. Mo. on business.
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Many vessels have gathered at
the termlni OF the Panama canal In
anticipation OF the opening Of the
canal to navigation tomorrow. Yes.
sells drawing up to 30 feet Of water
will be admitted to the canal at
lrst.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-04-14

the place. under the name, The Book =
err r. Washington Sanitarium
Or. Emma Decker. OF No. : Union
st, had the misfortune TO fall yester-
day on the front steps OF her home.
breaking her right arm in three
places near the wrist. and dislocat-
Ing her shoulder. A year ago Mrs.
Decker fell from a step ladder. break
ing her hip, anu she had only a week
ago discarded her crutches.
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FORD

Miss Edith Gardner. 50 ond-st.. viii
entertain the e NJ club Friday night.
Hearing Of the Riverbank Manor
street opening case between the VII :
1aze and the railroads. was postponed
until April %.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-04-14

IL. in that school building. for a VIC
trolA fund. This being the only school
without a machine. Lincoln school
students are also planning an enter
talnment for May ~.
Spring vacation for all schools be-
gins Friday night and continues until
Monday. April ~.
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Odds and Ends

PITTsFlELD, Mass.--Miss Anne
Cillom sang an Irish song and
danced a Jig showing her apprecia-
ton OF gifts presented BY friends
on her ninety.hfth birthday.
CHICAGO-Joseph 0illofYo. n.
had a good job and was happy, and
wanted To die that way. 30 he shot
himself. he said in a Chicago hos
pital today. lie probably will die.
CHTCAGO--James Hanlon, shot
in the head when he tried 10 climb
through the window into a neighbor
girls bedroom. says he is SOM
nsmbulist and was asleep until the
girls father shot him.
OnERLTN. O.--Mayor J. u. Yocum
threatens any Oberlin college ser
enader with arrest II he MARBLES
after IL y. m.