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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-09-04
NOT FOR
SALE THIS YEAR
Johnson, Cobb, Alexander and
SiSIer Worth Their Salaries,

II wise fnn you would be. make n
couple Of mental reservations and grin
broadly when YOU hear a report Of the
sale ~ Walter Johnson, Ty Cobb. Grover
Alexander ur George Sisler
Tn" idea comes from a report that
Washington wns about to sell johnson
II few dnNs ngo
Fact Is these four men Rre unhuy-
able Even ~ the present monumental
rncys for good hnll players practically
hll figures would be too small to remove
ono OF these men from the club with
which ho ia affiliated
Draw the Crowds.
INls " NOT alone ON account of their
wonderful PLAYING, hut more. perhaps,
ON account " their drawing power
When Detroit is playing anywhere
around ne circuit tho IAN goes primarily
10 see Obi In action. secondly TO SEQ
the game I'm Detroit Cuhh's drawing
mower Is iuestimahle For that reason
! cobb probably Will never hc nut on the
market. even though he should slip badly
lor so long Us he IN able to put ON Nni
! form and appear on the field he'll he A
drawing card
Tho somo holds with Johnson. Alex.
audcr and Sisor
Washington IN poor drawing club
hut receipts are boosted about loo PER
cent when Johnson is slated to pitCh 1,
I BE- not llkclN Johnson wunld he sold when
~" draws ns much es the rest ~ the
club combined
Matty Such PLAYER.
Ihci" have l~eu few In baseball IN
. This category NmthcvsOu was one A,
/ long ms Nai'N could toe the scratch there
wns mo- chance of his being sold ut any
figure
/ The status NJ the club makes great
i"pl NJ differences ih eases ot this Kind
. For IfNNlHuta -. 4.
hostou Red SoN while Speaker was un,
/ dnuhtrdlN the star NJ the club, there wer,
/ several other not far hchiud him and IN,
/ club could afford 20 take ~ chance or
selling him tur the price paid mud de,
pended ON the stars go make the fan,
forget
Tho h'unNug up " the Athletics wal
another example Sever uupulpr team
Mack found hN attendance slipping to
point where he could h,itpr afford io dis
pcuss' with ms Nigh .sN1ticd PLAYERS am,
huild up new orsnnlspunn
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-09-04

Any lingering doubt that Rhhe Mar
guard has returned to tho winning fold
has been scattered to the far winds 10y
this years work
The spectacular Hube rose 20 terrific
heights during the days Of 1911 and lJl2.
lie began TO skid badly around l9li ana
1918 lie was then thought 10 bo on his
way out. although sllll we'll under 30.
but last rcnsun he rcnppcnred from III"
misis. soon began to make winning mo.
tions and point back toward the old
days
This spurt was thought 10 he n mer"
flash largely because the llube was toll
ing with a pennant winning club.
THIS season tells the true story the
Rubc IL working with second division
lineup, one that has been In the rut
most of the year nut he stands well
up with tho winners with pitching
percentage ss high as the Giants hold
today.
In place ~ being all through he should
hnNe many more seasons LEFT, ~ today
he If but Is. well short Of the waning
mark
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-09-04
GERMAN PAMPHLETS
COVER SWITZERLAND

GENEVA, Sept. 4.-Swiss papers
complain that since the recent arrival
of Prince Won Buelow at Berne, pro-
German propaganda in Switzerland has
greatly intensified, the country being
virtually inundated with pamphlets in
several languages The daily news
paper La Feuille, founded at Geneva
with a free circulation OF 10000 copies,
is being distributed throughout Swift
,erland.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-09-04
The Old Confidence,

Ty Cobb has any number of requisites
for baseball success No small part Of
the outlay is an abnormal confidence In
his ability 10 keep on his way up
Last season Speaker led him all tho
year and finished with substantial
margin,
THIS season Speaker again led tho
Georgian FOR several weeks Rut on tho
day, back In June. when Ty passed Trn
for the first time by the margin OF one
point he remarked to Harry Tuthill, the
Tiger trainer. This is the last time
Speaker viii hc ahead OF me this year.
| And the margin Of one point soon grew
into thirty points. where 1t has remained
| for over two months
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-09-04
Good-b,yv

As the final ab OF the local Western
association season, the Boosters kicked
over two games into Denison's camp yes
tcrday losing to q In eleven innings,
ana Z to in five innings. Three errors
by Poole and Hayes accounted for six
Of DAison's nine runs in the first game.
The locals went 10 pieces In the eleventh.
Denison breaking n to 6 tie by. scoring
three runs. Latina opposed Freeman In
the second game. Errors again figured
IN the run making, Freeman blanked
Oklahoma Nty, allowing but two hits.
ElPcT
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-09-04
DEFEATS
JACKSON
IS 0UTCLASSED
Dillon Is No Match for Glib
bons; Willard to Box Fulton,

what was TO have been n fifteen round
oN1 Fred Fulton OF Minnesota, was ter
minated In the sixth round yesterday
allNr Morris had fouled Fulton 50 often
that he wns disqualified by the referee,
Matt Hinkel. The fight was staged Mt
Canton, Ohio. Intervention by soldiers
and police kept tho angered crowd OF
4orria, after he had swung at Jeering
spsctator rs he left the ring.
Norman Retains Title.
Nate jackson Of Oklahoma city. wns
outciasped by Pete Herman, New or
1eana. champion bantsmweIght of the
world, In their figbt az Tulsa. The Ok
hhUma City hoy had the better Of the
early part OF the fight but Herman FIN
Iohe1 strong and was awarded unanl-
unou0 popular decision at the end Of the
TN rounds.
Herman won every round after the
0fth, jackson winning the first, third
on6 fourth: the second and nfth being
OVpn. Tho champion was matched to
- Earl Puryear at ru''" next Monday
oibbons whips Dillon.
Mike gibbons Of ~. Paul won every
round from Jack DillorA OF indianapolis,
TERN Haute, Ind. Gibbons kept on the
offensivs from tho first round with the
eRception Of the third, when Dillon got
AboNt an even break.
In the Nth round Gibbons drew blood
nom his opponent uud inflicted severe
Dunlshment to his oyrs, Anor the nfth
Dillon showed signs OF distress
Amer learning OF the result OF the Full
ton- Morris fight. Jess willard announced
that he would meet Fulton any time after
tho month Of October, Tho champion
Md that In his futurs fights he would
~ ~ his own panager.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-09-04
Top NOtchers

Batting averages OF the leading hit
ters in both the American and National
leagues. Cobb Slsler and Speaker IN tho
American and Rousch, Cruise Hornsby
Groh and Ksun In the National, includ-
ing the games Of yesterday follow:
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-09-04
peeI,Ion 70 oIhhnn.

pAN'rNN. OHIO. Sept tomm, Gih.
hous NJ 81 rnul won the decision hprp
tonight IA the nftr,n.found hou with
Gus Christie having TIE hrtter Of the
contest all the way through. There We're
no knu-kduNnA
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-09-04
Another Anelen, Hero Fades.

There was u time when Goe Grimm
held all records for absorbing punish
ment
Slight after night hc rcscmbcld n sponge
dipped In gore.
Rut Joe Grimm is no longer king OF the
receiving tribe
The Crown Prince has gathered In poor
Joe's faded laurels only the g. r ~
n number NJ kllomctcrs ont Of range
when the ensemble reaches It's height,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-09-04
False Ruror.

After watching moving pictura "
British tanks In action, you can officially
deny the old rimor that Ted Coy or Jim
Thorpa hold the records for line. hitting
power,
Any line the tank hits Is the 'linc Of
least resistance.
And the added thoueht occurs what n
wonderful fullbaCk one ot these would
make.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-09-04

Summary; Threebase hit, shetIeldj
twobase hit, Pettlprew; sacrifice hk,
Huber. stolen bases, Sheffield, coe, Mer.
riett 2! bases on balls OF Freeman 2, OF
tatlns I; struck out by Freeman .. by
Latina I. Time ffty.f minutes Umpire
Name.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-09-04

Summary; Twobase hits. PettIorew,
Hayes socrflce hits, Merritt. Campbell.
Blue; stolen bases. Merritt 2, Poole; bases
on balls of Poison 7, of Poole 6; struck
out by Poison 6, by Poole 81 passed ball
fhayes. Time Two hours and thirty
minutes. UMpIre Kane
SECOND GAME Five Innlnps)
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-09-04
TODAY's ~ COLUMN.
American LEAGUE,
vEsTeRoAY's RESULTS
Western Association.

~ Oklahoma City 90, D.nl,on. o.. tnrst
o0(no eleven innings)
~ AAWkoGee.s-to McAlester. "a
~ TulsA. So, Ardmoro. p-s
Z ~ Port Smith. t-s. Sherman, 10
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-09-04
Southern loauus.

~ Chattanooga. o., Nashville, 80
~ Little Rock. 90, Hemphts. Ia tfirst
- pSetponsd, rain).
: a Atlanta, -. Mobile. 81
~ DlfmiASh 10; New Orleans, 50.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-09-04

eleven hits md tho Cards ten and In
the second Goodwin held the Cubs TO
seven hits, keeping them we'll scattered.
while the Cards bunched hits off Doug
las In the fifth and eighth onnings
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-09-04
National IeAuua.

~ Brooklyn. 0-,; Philadelphia. b-s
~ Pittsburgh, D Cincinnati. I
~ u. Louis, o, Chicago, Q
~ New York. 2 Boston, q
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-09-04

The white SoS gained two full games
ON the Red SoN Yesterday, winning both
the morning and afternoon games nj no-
truit. while noston was losing two games
TO the Yankees
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-09-04

~ Kansss City. -, Minneapolis, 81
ntvaskss, 1911 Bt Paul. 10
~ Columbus, LIS; Louisville. "a
~ fslede: Ia Indiasapoiis, "a tsscond
80 Dvsn Innings. dsrk)
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-09-04

American Association.

~ 1ort Worth, 40. Shreveport "a,
~ I'm Antonio. ~. Houston. 0.i
~ DAllss- Waco. two games. rain
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-09-04

Two defeats at tho hands OF Donison
marked the close OF the western assooin-
tion here yesterday afternoon.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-09-04
American LEAGUE.

~ Boston. 90. New YORK, al
~ philadelphia, -. Washington, ~
~ Cleveland, ~. ct Louis, "a
~ Chicago, al; Detroit. So
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-09-04

Detroit outhit the white suS In the
morning game, but lost to 3. The
white SuN made seventeen hits In the
afternoon game 10 potroits twelve, and
won the game IL to s
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-09-04

The Cubs and the Cardinals divided
a doubleheader. the Cubs winnik the
first to 8. and the Cards the second
2 TO o.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-09-04

a. wichita, 4; Denver. /
~ Omaha. S-ii: o. Ios.ph, "a.
~ Hucein, ~: Des Moines. IS.
~ 8vtehinson. IL: Joplin, 10
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-09-04

lost the second game TO q Boston
didn't get hit of Tcsreau until the
nth, From the fifth until the ninth they
made dozen
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-09-04

Eddie Murphy's pinch hit won the
morning game and In the afternoon n
vns his pinch hit which put the Whto
SoN I'm the lead.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-09-04

MCMulln, telsch and Schnlk of IN,
white Sox each made three hits IN m,
afternoon game One " Schoks hit
was homctun,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-09-04
l)MlFN66W
AwHlShIS
MANan NdlIS

Uncle Wlsgly and tho Cake Of Soap.
Copyright, 1917. by Mcclure Newspaper
Syndicate.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-09-04

After winning the morning game from
tho Boalon BrAyeh. to o. ue Giants
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-09-04

Errors by Clucnunu PLAYERS nssisted
the Pirates n winning both games yes
LcrdaN The Pirates Won the first \ TO o
and the second 5 To-
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-09-04

ShlnRults error In the second game
was for falling TO catch line drive
speeding through tho lnneld like can
non ball II struck square Ia Reds glove
hut with such force, that II rolled TO Muir
ray in Ccuterficld who hlso fumhlcd Il
slightly, before being able TO stop IT,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-09-04

Poole worked against Poison In the first
game, which Donison won to In eleven
inuinpE
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-09-04

In the afternoon game, the NauNa
scored four runs or Leonard In the tlrst
inning after two were ont on singles hy
pcckinpuuRh Gideon and Baker aud
doubles by pirp and Hendrix
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-09-04

Grover Cleveland Alexander pitched
.hr phullcs 10 u duuhlg Victory ,pstci.
dUy, shutting oul the fhuoR,ns In the
'lrN game. allowing nul, 'uur hts, nnN
holding them go nine hits fuf three runs
IN the second The rhlltre hIi the uodg-r
pitchers hard, scoring live runs m m,
tlfst game aud ulrv lu the second
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-09-04

between the Red Sor and the Nnnks
The summary shows the one extra base
hlt NJ the game n two hnRger, was made
10y pipp, the orAy run NJ the game. which
came In the first half " the ninth. NNs
scored h rlpp Also, ih" only error ~
the game was made 10y pipp
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-09-04

OF the Gfteen runs scored by the two
teams only one was earned. tho thlr-
teen errors being responsible for four
teen runs
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-09-04

Before tho largest crowd which has
been I'm Shihc park In three seasons. the
NRckmen yesterday won both gnmcs from
Washington 10y hard hitting NNaltrr
Johnson was knocked from the hoN in
the third inning NJ the second game
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-03-02
FOUR SUSPECTS
SENTENCED AS
DISORDERLIES

Four Of the six persons arrested
Wednesday morning at No. 20 stb-
ley-st.. In connection with the slay.
ing OF PalroIman Emil r. Schmidt.
we're sentenced 20 serve 30 days In
the Detroit House OF Correction
Thursday morning. by Police Jus.
tice Sellers. They were tried as
disorderlIeS
Detectives working on the
Schmidt oafe declare they have no
direct evidence connecing The sus-
poets with the wire tapping opers-
tons in the small room OF the lar
her shop next to the branch OF the
Detroit savings bank. at Grand
River and Warren-sVes However
circumstances are such that the OFF,
GERS believe the suspects should be
held as a matter OF precaution.
Those sentenced this morning
are: Henri Ensch. Zeua Phlllirs.
Agnes Foubert and stephen Phillip.
The others taken In the raid on the
Slbley-st. place were Alice Wade ard
John b. Barton. they were not
brought before the police justice this
morning.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-03-02
FATHER AGAINST
DAUGHTER IN
DIVORCE SUIT

Christopher Columbus Acton told
Judge Murphy Thursday moruinv
that he believed that Benjsmin T.
Chappelear should be given de
cree Of divorce from bis daughter.
Mrs. Eleanor ohappelear.
Acton Is gray-haired and white
whiskered and is q grandfather.
During ths strife between his deugh-
ter and her husband. Acton has min
Uttered 10 their two-year-oid child,
Chappelear is paving Sc week 20
his father in.iaw to take care Of the
younEster. who Is living with his
grandfather
Judge Murphy granted the decree
Mrs. Chappelear was but IL yoars
old nj thu time OF her marriage In
1918. Her husband charged her
with staying out late at night, a
practice which he had double OBJ
Iection to because Fhe was in the
habit OF taking their baby boy with
her. Fhs husband alleged the
baby's health was injured by his
mothers irregular habits.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-03-02

"a, ,.,s s s,s. ss.s a's a:'a's'. '.e''''
brss' sss b 20; standard middilngs.
tss1So; nns middlinxs tt0tt:
neal ssseU; corn and 0st chop
ran patent ssh second patspt.
w. 80; strnirht. %; purs rye, tsso;
spvsnx patent sis.io bbi. I'm Nth pa
onIRsw unsesd. yi.oi, boiled lin
tsnk- wagon or iron barrels. SIC; red
crown saselins. isAe gal
grsen hides. ftc; No. I cured 5uiis,
isc: No. greer e.iis; lac: No.
ND sse: No. cured murrsin iSc;
70. greer nurrsln: lie; No. ! Sgrsd5
horse hides 81; 10. . horse hides. o.;
Ne ! tsii9w. Is 90. : tsiio.; &; ~. No
n's on .s X Sn NO 70 ana AMOUNT cunt
WOOL. Soc0ta
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-03-02
GERMANS HELP
VILLA ASSERT
II. S. OFFICIALS

Ell PASo. Tex. March limited
States government agents. investi-
eating reports Of German assistance
being given a bandit villa have
Information that Germans have been
advising the bandit leader az TO hts
feld operations and have been aid
ING him with money. II IL declared
that 200 Germans now remaining In
Northern Mexico are being given
guarantees " safety and special
privileges by both villa and Car
rama authorities
investigations conducted BY Ena
lish agents In II Paso recently 70
sulted In obtaining information in
heating that activities OF German
secret agents In Mexico have en-
tended over a long period. The
Dritiah agents say they have OBJ
tanned proof that GERMAN interests
instigated the battle OF parral In
which the American troops were
ambushed by the Carransa forces
while the former were standing OF
a street mob In April ls1s.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-03-02
Deaths

q. oriEoia. 1885 Rvs I'd. about 81
years apopiexy: A Lehner. $50 Par
ker. 80 years. pneumonia; D. YER
minch. arace hospital. fractured
skull; n, ~ MAXWELL, az Spruce, ss
ST Marys hospital, ~ years. post
operative shock: p J. Drsxeiius. $40
Macomb. 81 years, phthisis pulmoni-
tia. r. Thompson. s5s Brush. " years,
broncho pneumonia; A. q. Clarke,
monary tuberculosis: Anthony Kerr
sey. Receiving hospital. about II
years cardiac decompensationg T..
Hoskins. 2i0 Gratiot. about IS years,
lobar pneumonia: G. Vital. 81 Mary's
n i .s msp. V g. ytsrs sept
cemia:' T. Fearn. 50 Brainard. Is
years lobar pneumonia I. Paxton,
sss Beaubien. 10 years pulmonary
tuberculosis; E Carroll. SIS Bethuns
W. 20 years. nephrttis. q Blasxczik.
1870 Dubois. 5 months. commissions;
A Ciechnowski. lac Newton. : years.
mitrai regurgttation; r. Damagalski.
7B7 Joe Campsu. I month. CASTRO EN-
teritis r. Holke. 7so Moran. about
years pSimo n,r tsnereui ISIS.
vaieuiar insufhciency; r Warrington.
bet. Municipal hospital. ~ years, pull
monary Tuberculosis; NJ. A. Baxter.
2sa Baldwin. "a years. phthisis pull
months. r,,; $ Mo.r rn as per s,:e 10
pole. Jr.. SCI 1utternut. years. cere-
brsi hemorrhage: r. Regain. iit. st.
Joseph. ~ years. lobar pneumonia
A. PerispitE .4sT Lafayette e, 40
years. lobar pneumonia. Carl Forst
eide; G. l. @. Jauch. 81. Mary's hos
pitai, 20 years. typhoid pneumonia
v. wiikewitE. ist Thirty FIRST. rs
years. acute military tuberculosis: c.
Poburski. sal IAvernois. 10 years,
puerperh eclampsia; 3. Nuker. ass
NJ. Day, i1O Brady. 70 years. pull
monary tuberculosis; r. 81. Martin.
Grace hospital annex. 10 years. In
quest pendine.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-03-02
Mortuary.

pRrNNAN-Fsb. "a, 1917. at her
residence. ia Biddie-ave., Wyan-
dotte. Fanny. beloved wife OF Jere-
rniah brennan and dear mother OF
Marguerite and Josephine. fu-
neral from Residence Saturday
morning, March 2. at . o'clock and
81 Patrick's church at $50.
rTrzPATRICK-Fe Is, Charles cd
ward. at residence. al Pacino-svs;.
beloved husband Of julia Leonard
late EDWARD &. brother OF Mamie.
Eimors j. and oeorss Fitzpatrick.
FUNERAL Saturday AT $50 from
residence, and . o'clock st 81
Theresa church.
SO Mt Elliott ave. William, aged
"a years. beloved husband OF Anna
and father OF william A. Huetter,
Mrs George Schultz. Mrs. Edward
Lambert Mrs william Lee. Fu-
and 10 o'eiock al our Lady OF sor-
rows church.
MuNy--James r.. beloved husband
OF Nyra Mum. 80 Mullett-st Fu-
neral from Second Baptist church
Friday NJ D. m.
o'HANLoN--Feb. ~ at residence. i1t
fhs late James o'isniou. and dear
mother OF Patrick +. and Catherine
o'fisnion. aged 20 years Notice OF
funeral later
sULLrvAN-sudde FEB. ~, Don
AID walter beloved son 81 Gather
ne Falsey and the late James Sui
Ivan. Funeral rom residsnoe. ssa
Trumbuil-ave.. Saturday morning.
$50. and So. Lso's church NJ 10.
sTEDERT-Feb. ~. Charles John. sol
Iownssnd-svs. sgec 50 yeara be.
NEE xisske) and father o. Guy.
sieoert His mothsr. four brothers
one sister mourn his departure.
Funeral Friday. March 3 At D.
N. from above residence. Service
10 p rism knslish LSsn ,;,r,, e S
terment German Iathsren oeuse-
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-03-02

Ea-srd W, snIhlr.r al Maria r.
rS.son 4. finch. ~; ssraies Cone
''Hsrm.n Kenyon. ss; sophia Hossr-
Grey a. Rsscs. q: GLADYS Hull. 10.
Gsorss Posar. 30. Detroit; Nstslys
strsniek, a.. HAmtrAmch-
J. Bsrtram BELL. "a Jean Baird 10.
Prank Y. Book. "a Detroit Ger
trude A. coyne. -, New York city
Edmund McifuGh. sti Avis hsed'
'H.roIs d. smart 49, Bessie s. ,.
ciyd. w. wonies. TO- ssulsh u
fSeesst Assi,lna ISL Mabel Aisxsn-
VIVIAN N. 9. sherwood. ~. Ksnsas:
Martha W. Burts. ~. Detroit
James r. Browniee. -. Detroit;
Emelia Morley. %, saginaw.
Eric Hugh osmble 70; Aenida Cur
Ray v. HoIm.s "a; Elsie DrahAn'
Robert C. smith. 81; Mary Brady
Edmund HOpp. 40 Myrtle Hssmsr
Lersn.o G; t. sroohs' 81 rss'is "
FRANZ wesley orr 90; Bsssis y
James O. MaePnsrson. %. wind
| sor; Vera A JsausA 10.
| Irwin Hoffman. 20; Ellen. waiter
william "a. o. w. DoubIs. n; An
ME l. Book, 20.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-03-02
Births
GIRLS

George q. stone. 1877 twenty
c c,@ip l. s.yl,s Herman ki.f.s hos.
oa a hi'1 rSs.oaor ssf RsId. Ole Hsrries
George TurviIl. is2 rwenty-nrst w.
issl ss csSiiI.e z f Tssstisr tos Gram
dy; q. starman, 37s psiaware; =
zlydel. s. Martin; J. Drlscoll. s1l
Fifteenthi 8. Janisa. 1851 yinswood !,
= diamonds. 80 sprost; O. Crsmp.
iIS iSi a ps1%sr r M.isss. iss AS,
Williams, 2o1 Baldwin; w. williams.
g.. Grand River Y G Gsr,sssr x wor
Bellevue: Z Frey. Prcv,dsncs Rospl-
tai; p. on. - Waldo; n. Hudson. sss
Mcclellan. e. Stoceras. ee3 Miiwsu-
'' ~ n NIsT ass,, ,s's sR amsisS. Il
wabash: !. /. skiiiins, woman's hos
pitai: r.. Ritxspheim. 1fs2 Seconds X.
G. Horton. Is Martindaies G. Drum
mond. 81 Navarro.
BoYs
A. c, Hoyles. 70 Beechwood: 4.
i hsrq fsia.si oS 9rs:n' as T~snsy-
NTH; 4. 0aiessinski, sss rtiImana: Q.
kubik ss Ainswerth; ~ burckleyy.
baer, b1S S-ltntOns r. y. mlbhrI 1Fsto
hospital. r. Sxymny. 1i03 Military:
X. sadetdel. $50 Gilbert; J. Wladys-
law. IT'S 81 Hedwtg; ". schawinsky.
les Gilbert: " rurgela. io3 BEECH
er: n Heinz. sos Eighteenth; y. La
sorrsii. Theodore d. schIngman Is0
Josephine; Glenn C. Wilson, illo Be-
wick. Aibsrt Ewing, 3ot Forsythe
Edgar T. Furdick. $50 MapIcwood;
G. Weber, % Dennlng; L. Mcdonnell
Harper hospital; c. o. warneid. sac
HilIgsr: NJ Fisher. i37 Howard. Y.
A Freemsn, ass Commonwealth: w.
". Rupnow. l3e Thirty-nrst: 3. Kor-
sec. OF Home: r Ahern. Minnie and
Jefferson; J. cesasI. 1871 Kopernik; y.
Carsweil. I2s Norman; w. Tyrna 10
j. Psroarp. iis ciippert: J. chusaia.
la Audrsin; J. l. wron, 4s Ham
tramck; a Ludwig. ioso Canton: r..
Browe. 81 south; p. Luot. is0 kon-
ksi: l. Kuveiasz. ist 81 Hedwix: A.
smith, 81 sherwood o. A. lager.
fi7N Avery: w. J. Craig. sos senccs
J. o. wooli providence hospiti; w.
Ruipinski 20 Galster; r.. Barnard %
Perry: q. r. Munna. 1908 Forest v.
" q Mcintosh. ITO Preston; q. Ma
nos als pnsedsie; W. A. Fredericks.
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