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FURNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT
suitable for light housekeeping. 411
Almont Ave. s.t
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HEfR- CT

IMMNDIAT ELY, PERSONS
TO dry pick turkeys. Seven centaJper
bird: Northern Produce Co.
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lark Rtver@John Larson, Of Yer
non township was badly injured when
the wagon box in which he Was rid
ing tiFjped over and fell on him.
Three .lhs were broken.
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HOUSES FOR RENT

Watch GRAND FORKS GROW,
FOR RENT. a.
Ex440Ar63 room Duplex. all, modern and
p6tff Reeves Ave. i. j, M
sSe. o. 8 room all modern house. River
. No: 9Th st.
70 L.oe-6 room house on No. 18th Jst:~
500. room housesand barn near
afeat;No. Round, house.
S16.ooA>7 room house. No. sth St.
.Ss.G 25e.t r. ro sW hopss; all modern but
416.00-5 room housex1 all nibdern but
heat on International Ave.
&20.901 room house, all modern but
heat, nt9Wainuts st. 4 ~ -
M ~. FOR SALE. ~
I'll 50.00--GQod six roomed cottage. In
V n conditions water, cellar and cisS
sN4l.eoo.00-Five roomned house on. chey-
enne Aye, city water electric lights
ii. 26 ssS roe1nea cottage, sewer,
city water and electric lights on
'1;,soo;ooA : acre farm one mile from
fSs.-s wv. H. KELSEY
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GENTLEMAN OF REFINED. TASTES
wisheasto ecu board md lodgings in
q quiet. refined home. Phone 2s6-S,
T. s.. = g'. -
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ONE. HOUSEKEEPING. ROOM FOR
rent. 400 South Fourth st.
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ROOMS FOR overwhelmingly

TWO ALL MODERN ROOMS FOB
rent; furnished or u~nfurnished. NV
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FURNISHED HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS
downstairs $1,000. 3Q2. So. 4th st.
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TOR RENT TWO NxEDPTIONAL,
sa fIrKishtd front rooms. BQUthseiRd, two
asgblocksy from ear linessssPhone 1s5J N.
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FOR sALE-sIx ROOM HOUSE, HOT
water, heat, modern sthrouEhouts Eisc
tric lights and q ahne vegetable
! cellar. New AArage lighted. Owner
going away. Sell cheap for cashier
half time. Addresa 500 Herald.
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FOR Observation-Disclosures RobM m
NssWssi sss "a. "a. s's. 81
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ALL MODERN FURNISHED. ROOMS
1O2 Chestnut, H
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1asr AND FOUND.

LosTAoyT OF AUTO THURSDAY,
Nov, az, 1917, sbetween Waihalla+ and
Clyde, Via Olga and L%angdon, a gents
leather, travelling. bag, containing pa
1perA,, notes. accounts, ETC., and some
= clothing. Ffnder-will confer a favor
by notifying the Undersigned and OBJ
tain q Reasonable reward. McMurray
Bros, Wafhaf1a, N. Oak. -,
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sMtANrn6-un0p 4Job ANp mi MX1y
tsAncessSS0te4dygf pSitions Good yvaEes.
Wvftte or wire NOo1an Miner. Nponan.
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wAtsfEuEMAN 70 WORK On DAIRY
~ fArte nssr city MI. EnrIght. East
- 0ran1 Forks Mimi
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sFORs RENT.~FURNJ4E1Ep MODERN
.sGsntlenen prsSerredss Call over
Arhaft5G JeWelryssto iN.Is
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ROOM AND BOARD FOR GENTLE.
men. 1921 Walnut. 1885 N. W..
BOARD AND ROOM AT I'll NORTH
Fourth. . " ~
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WAyyTNp-TWOS FIRST CIKssa 81.
itails Slu0hbrS4 Syard
3upiae1p and good tpwn1. A6drNe1sS1H
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Beulah- shertff .Haevf4thsEsss twas
here this week after sJacob ssWeif. who
lives southwest OF here, and who was
taken before the. Mercer ounty insani-
" board and adjndsed insane. He
VI taken to Jamestown and placed
in the asylum.
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1xrARf1Ne soRREL WHITE FACED
colt came to my farm. Owner can
! have same. by paying expenses. Otto
4, HoYerson.s MARVEL. ~. p.
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WANTED 10 RENT.
WANT. TO HEAR FROM PARTY HAv-
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16, Easily, N. q.
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TOR two, ladies' prefeEFsd.sCloee q. one
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FouNprrwo BAY MARES; AUGUST
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Losr-A BcY'set B1cYcEE FROM
Baptist church. Return to- 5O7 North
Sixth ST. for reward
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FOUNDASUM OF MONEY LAST SUN
day at; HpSspefA In st. Michael,s church
in pew 80. .InGnire at Herald.
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FOR RENT-sIX !. ROOM I HOUSE.
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WANTED 10 BUY.
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FOR RENr-sToRE IN scAND1NAV.
ian Bank building. Apply to Anderson!
Sisters; ~
STORE FOR RENT IN BACON FLATS.
North Fourth st. Inquire OF J. D. Ba-
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FIVE ROOM FuRNIsHEis HousE FOB
rent. 62s Ave., Paats Busch,
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HOUSE, AL MODERN, STEAM HEAT.
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!, Benner. &LBerE.I $50" X $50 :
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FOR INSTRUMENTATION HOUSE An
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STORAGE
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Household Goods Packed and Store
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LoTs FOR SALE

~. H. I'LL ESOft SfAAh ~
=. cITYHons ON uHEYENNRrAvENUE
~ good loc1tions. fnodr SC. 'Bafnabass Acad-
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HOTELS
IAUNDRX

NO DO AT MRa
FFWebfr's homo laundry NV. 1871
The Detroit times., 1917-09-10
INDIANS STAGE
NEAR MASSACRE
AND FORFEIT

CHICAGO Sept General"
Ran Johnson bad before him today
the of1cisl reports on The near In.
dian massacre az Comiskey park
Yesterday afternoon
lie must either uphold biz I'm.
pire Owens decision. forfeiting the
set.to 20 the pale hose after the
Cleveland tribe had hurlesque9 u Ia
he tenth inning With The score
and ? or order the battle restaEed
In case be backs up Owens, II is
believed b. viii dne Jack Graney
much wampum
With two dead and The bases full
In no tenth Graney hiured a steal.
ing home Catcher Schslk called
and nailed him 90 feet on third
Jack grabbed Third Baseman Nc.
Mullin With half$elson and
knocked the bail ont % hts hand
Jack sprinfed home. followed by
Chapman, Tho vas on second
Owens waved Graney ont.
Grsusy started 70 ~ Owens
scalp bn, was prevented by Chiei
Foil After Danforth. Arsf I'D In
The pale hose half, had famed
O'Ne!ll heaveo the ball 70 Graney
In left Jack LEI n roll 70 the fence
and loafec after IT, Owens then
forfeited the game
War dance b. the Indians.
The Detroit times., 1917-09-10

NAMES IN
|. M.W. LIST
Have Donated Large
Sums To Anti War
Propaganda

CHICAGO. sept l0.--Cari Roth.
ssher. associate editor 0f Solidarit -
he 7. W " publication rsided icsi
week. wants 20 ton government ON
.ials. all about the organization bur
they won't let him. IL vas stated
today.
"Roihhsher rs anxious no .oii his
story" said Hinton u Clabsnsh.
chief OF the Justice department ONCE
here. "Bui we don need we
have plenty OF evidence without
bis"
Rothdsher. who was formerly edit
or Of Hungarian pepper 10 Glove
land and was arrested on war
rant issued in that city is held hn-
der $4,000 bonds Hs ls alleged
10 have been employed 10 translate
anti American ARTICLES into Huugaf-
ian for distribution among aliens
A statement Rothhsher Is alleged
Ia have prepared names number
OF prominent Chicaaoans as having
donated large sums 90 promote anti
wor propaganda.
the federal grand jury Hss sched1
uled today 10 resume its eNamina-
lion OF material gathered M the 20
cent raids On " w and Social.
ift headquarters here
The Detroit times., 1917-09-10

Tho Rev Francois \ Lanr,ndeQu
whose arrival IN rnrd Ciu Saturday
,o take charge ~ Our fady of the
Lake parish nrecipitated RIOT
lmorg he p8r.shonors. oficiatcd az
1870 rrt.er ln lhe church SUNDAY
morning Soldier from rhr Twenty
frs- Es,tE rerwant oep suard our.
te mo ctlrch and prevented
crowds from culieCuag A special
frau stood ready % rhc train Yards
m iondon ON ro rush more sol
tiers to Ford II the occasion de-
mnfed B1f ou, -.ie of angry NUT
'uncs there was no trouble II is
believed tho crisis is over
~ iSureUdeau referred briefly 10
he trouble in both sermons He de
nad that d. hst ever said anything
'0 ciscred.t ne former priest OF the
PARISH tr Bcaudoiu now deceased.
Hr was member ~ n board OF in.
aIiry thar heard charges against
H. H+audon ia Louiuu four wears
81 hur den s- tEef le N8s n ans
way responsible Tor rhc charges and
eefed ms parshloner .o br,ns such
S charge against hiw IN writing
am here Or order ot Bishop
Fsllon said RI faurendeau an
The Detroit times., 1917-09-10
Ford Priest Holds Services
While Church Is PatroIed
By Guard of Armed Soldiers

n ask of Inc parish is that 10 give
me Fair chance After that has
ho,u Some ~ thc members sim Do
MOI -re that 2 remain here ] viii
b. ar person Tao sign a peu
ton anb Cor my removal
Tho opIpnents ~ Fr LaurendeaH
tried n 'fert Nay before his arri
val 1 b'ocs hl. appointment D..
Bishop rauoo insisting that he waa
not ammthy with them Rieh0p
Faroa refused to Yield. however
Wh.n Pr lAureudeau and his az
sistsrt Or OConnor arrived Sal
urd.. afternoon The news spread
ouic.', rs the time ne reached
the parish house q mob had formed
and prevented The priests from en-.
terms the house F'r laurendeau
anpesed fo the better element
the crowd for protection and some
one Summoned the police from
Wa'krryile Before order was r.
stored here we're several cracked
head and numerous arrests Nrtr
made mo- tu prisoners were re,ts-
.ed ater There ass fc have boon
meeting ~ me parish.oners IN 90
chur Saturday night. bur tr iai
rendtu refused 70 permit ii
The Detroit times., 1917-09-10
SHERIFF RAIDS
MORE RESORTS
Five Women Taken From Place
In Hamtramck; War
rants TIC Follow

Sheriff Steiu sent another raidinE
party into Hamtrsmck Sunday after.
noon. following the one be person.
ally conducted. FRIDAY night IN me
Sunday expedition the officers ar
rested Eve women in a house ar No.
16S2 St Aubin-sve II is suspected
that Sadie Dan, one Of the notorious
characters in the old l.afsyette.aye
east tendeTloin, conducts the estab.
iishment Rosie Miller however. b.
charged with being the manager
and she was arrested
In the raid last Friday six women
charged with running disorderly
places were arrested Warrants Will
be asked for the seven. Including ih,
one arrested Sunday. az once
Sheriff Stein and assistant prose
cutting attorneys have obtained evi
dence, they say. that some one has
sold alleged police protection 20 the
inmates OF these Hamtramck resorts
and a thoro Investigation will be
made. II is said that while the raie
WAS I'm progress sunday afternoon
Chief OF Police Barney WThelan auC
Patrolman Haacl. of liamtramck
were present az onlookcrs. Dut TOOK
no part In the activities
Prosecuting Attorney Jasnowsk
haye Hamtramck public Affairs Viil
como IN Tor close scrutiny AZ the
hands OF the grand lury which viii
be called next week
The Detroit times., 1917-09-10
BEST FAIR EVER
CLOSES Gates
About 100000 People Visited
Michigan's Big State
Show

The Michigan state fair closed
tne most successful exhibition IN its
history. Sunday night az II O'Clock
when the last visitor departed the
grounds. Approximately $4,000 pei
sons visited the fair during the 10
days.
Manager George W. Dickinson de
clares the war did not impede the
success of the fair as II va expect
ed TO do. but proved 20 be Gore o.
a booster particularly because al the
food and conservation propaganda.
Thirty-six thousand children and
$4,000 older persons visited the fair
Saturday. which was the largest day
this season except Labor Dar, wnen
upwards Of 10000 paid admission.
Prizes in nearly All contests were
awarded Saturday
Following are the winners IN re
shetter babies" contest
Babies from rural Districts AMI
towns Of less than 900 population
Kenneth Wilecr McVey Birming
nam; Albert Glass. Flat Rock. AMI
dorothy Britcn. Clawson
Fables from Cities and t0vns be-
tween LOCO and az 900 population
Nelson g. Sch.eteT. Worthwhile,
Fred Warner Neal. Worthwhile Leon
Barbara Strand. Dearborn, and Jean
Beatty, Romeo
Prize winning babies from cities
OF more than 10000 population We're
all Detroiters They were Georgf
Schroman, No 333 Sheridanaye
William Montague Lawrence, No.
423 Avery-ave., Mary Elizabeth,
Tolk, No. 5i4 Davidson-ave., and
Marion Meier, No 305 Pacific-ave
May Irene and Joseph William
Bcadoin. twins, OF No. 9G Eomeyn.
ST.. Detroit. were awarded prizes IN
the twins contest
John Conrad, No $50 Benton-sL,
won FIRST prize in the body building
contest. l.. Tsughey. No. l3l North
western-ave., ran close second.
Charles c. Leadbetter. No. f0s SIX.
teenth-st.. aud little George Moll
years old. were next in line for
prizes. Awards we're tlade on the
basis OF physical development dur
ing the last six months. Foster
Walker. physical director Of the
recreation commission, had charge
OF the contest
The first prize in the boys stock
Judging contest went 10 Henry bjcr
Is years old, % Kent City he
scored 3S45 In possible score Of
500 and took $50 gold piece home
as the result OF his efforts.
The Detroit times., 1917-09-10
TIGERS SPLIT
WITH BROWNS
Victory Saturday and Even
Break Sunday Even Up
Series Count

ST. LOUIS. No. Scpi lo-Ry de
feafng che Browns on ~afnrQa
thanks ,0 the Sondertul hurliuE OF
pauss, and by splitting with them
YESTERDAY thr Tigers managed To-
break even 10 The fourgame series
az S Louis
While Mitchell showed real form
.n nee opening contest SUNDAY wen
De- but Che BrowLs olt and 1ela
fh em five hits n AZ many innings
Mitchell onlp issued one pass and
Louis never threatened EhmNe
attempted 20 hurl the second game
and WAS driven from Che box under
q dock al hits which scored i've
runs tor Jones Wel
Surday contest went II innings
md uauso ilowai onh q measief
fVo hits for he cnrire contest
Groom. ahc opposel him Uas sl-
most AS sood and rel@ 1ige Woll
check unul rhs last inning Waen
cobh tripled ais on'y hlt, and scored
on a -acrlne, ft from Neach oat
Onh fAo hits were secured on Dauss
In he regulation nine innings An
other record was broken m ne cai.
friday game. Tor tae , lnninEs acre
placed In QUO hour and Is minutes,
A new league mark
Mitchell was invinciale 10 me
opener yesterday hrt Ehmke was
found FOR the runs that 0ou ms
game. ro An error oy Burns
started the scoring au' tvo doubles
and aock az singles sent five men
acros- the plate before JAMES. Who
relieved Ehmke. could retire ne
side. The Tigers jumped 70 an early
lead bur couldn't hold II
Cobn failed 30 add 10 bis batting
average in the three games and
Speaker gained on both Ty snd Sis
Ter who also fell down IA hts slug
sing Sisler collected huf one hit N
seven trips TO the plate sunday and
cobb qot TWO out OF eight chances
iris garuered two blows IN i've
times AZ bat
The Tigers arc idle today
The Detroit times., 1917-09-10
CORINTHIANS
WINNERS OF
SOCCER TITLE

By presenting superior defense.
the Corinthisn soccer team wore
down their opponents IN rho snals
OF the state fair soccer tournament
YESTERDAY and won the champion
ship. beating The vikings ia the
semi-hnals. 4 goals 20 none. and me
Bricklsyers 10 the anals. ? goals
20 none
TIE superior team work - the
winners accounted for their victory.
the opponents % the champions be-
ing unable % break thru uHh Ems
degree 81 regularity The Corinrh
fan lineup Gooduin. Connolly
Bannister. Meats Hooper. Hodgkn.
son. Patterson Bolton. oliver Allen
and Coles J ~ eark WAS thc rff
cree
The Detroit times., 1917-09-10

The current aftra~tlon I'm the Ly-
seu~r theafer 10 nfere sting Tor =" p
reasons m gives great deal ~
eafuanlr advice ON how 20 select =
trr.hsnd ard ~ shoSs fffnd~nt young
--tea how 40 wfn = wife Tor AT m"
ro,urfing 81 done In the open
Asfse from that which one Shall
MARY gives in an entertaining
way powerful object lr'son Ana
-rarnfnE 20 young women The
srar. witch is not new 20 Detroit
re vas never more ~qnrinr ng than
7hrr orered rv TIE present company
ff 10 the story ~ fnfus w1ua n
who has two suitore. one a ricn man
on the one side are arraye9 NJ
porop and rpiepdors that wealth
.ottld huv while on The other ia The
rfrtrnfr0ent and happiness even OF
poverty ~ acrompnntsa ~ great
a. might 30 sexpe~t.d after the
.e..lrv woman has heen permitted %
ta~s into dram ard has Vision
~ r. W. ing w9es fIfe 800 lowell 7s
~aiare ar uefi ne fhe sweet eviqf
rnle nosaihfo 90 tho ma MIS- nrrnani
vie she Hnherifsffrg chooses INC
.,e,fe~fc 30 the delight ~ aN fnr
neighbour as swell as far sali"rt Eods
rho seem itst naturally fn hate p
Path f~e. n the part % The per
rfored girl fs pretty and loVable and
arte her role well TT Hurnfr fhf
-f.f man ia zgf9rIenfis naughty and
..ufI o. the poor 20 make tho p lfHf-
tnrr hrpe he doesn't win. while Wal
fr~ TaFIe makes one ~ those Nt
.sff moor blf honest work men WHO
alar-ys angfhInF fhov so after 9th
o. ff1rorfanf uarfH are taken hF Lon
urrFfr. Mes tbtfle I'm mcna. -
u-annan puiv BiHnEsbt Mics dltl
H. Dny and "yril Helder
The Detroit times., 1917-09-10
BLOCK DEFEATS
AUSTERBERG IN
RACE FOR TITLE

Herman Block, % Redf0rd Slip
ped away With a victory in the Ford
race az The state fair ynsterda- de-
feating Ernie Ansferberg. Who was
cheated out ~ permanent posses
sion ~ the state fair silver cup by
defective magnetic Ernie u0n fhe
fret heat bat was forced from tho
running after leading on fhe second
lap.
Block came In second on tho frsf
heat following Ansterberg. and then
In The finals be shoVid 4 clean pair
~ heels 20 nc other eight contend
ers He went the 10 miles IN i
minutes fat
The Detroit times., 1917-09-10

there Is LITTLE left 90 he desired from
a huriesque perf0rmante
II "a hard - tetl whether Harry =
shannon and Rich shorty McAtlis-
ter or Hhsa Hess and Nnffte HYDE
tha women = team are ere leaders or
this weeks bflI shannon "a come
dian who h really humorous and he
has clever Toll In McAlhster The
Masses Tess and HHte fcrm wat :
easily me hest tee IN - its Kind fnat
has appeared in this city t0r months
Roth have sxcellent voices ana dan
Ethei Vernon is the ~Step Lively
gir. according 81 che pr0Erau -1r-
Has audiences belize sh" Nvsd ~
IS mo titls
The lass Quartet IN The second
nrt renders many Ola tire daFkF
melodies and some new s1ngs ln e.
fa ehion that is appr6 ated.
THE r0=turui0g ~ tAts week at
traction deserves more than qhseirF
mention and K msf Pre- a'1 tfa
~ any 80 THE sn-raitet rEher qfs
,,,rfuf ar COMEDIES that 1851 Hrtt
base Better costunet prime pals 7nl
.0h Girls written sy Iar's Nc
.rer BILLED as next werRA enter
tatnuert
Francis Ducharme. convicted o.
the murder of tire yearoid Ellen
Kaczar IN Chicopee Mass last DC.
tober. is under sentence 70 De put 20
death I'm the electric chair n inc
state prison az Cbariestown, Mass,
tonight
The Detroit times., 1917-09-10
COMPLETE THREE
TENNIS MATCHES

PHILADELPHIA Se 1858
Mary Brown ef California playing
WIFE ~ p Thr0ckmorfor ~ Ellie
beth. N defeated Miss Mcla
Bturdsfet. ~ N0rway and r.
Stracham. ~ California Yesterday
IN The feature match of the benfhf
The Nanona. Tennis PLAYERS are pat-
ing on for The benefit ~ rhe Red
Cross ~ Huntington VALLEY our -rf
club Three sets were player IEo
other matchaz were run o.
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MADISON

There q special interest r the De-
,-olt premiere - polly ~ the Cir-
-gs t1is week In Tire Madison 'nra
ter because much ~ fne Aiming
.ae story was made right IN M'chi-
sAn
Mae Marsh. VIII playT Polly 80
uvfn.onaefv and the company came
70 Michigan year AEo trstelllng
thru ibis state with one - Tire biz
rIrcures ln order - get accurate af-
nosphors fer The big 'op" scenes
polly ~ the circus" - FAM Gar
alike ~ fhe reAdiuE and The fh"ater
going public. ard .ita advent on ne
Green vfll make many more admir-
e-s % tee attractive story and -
thrHgfnz circus scenes ore ~ the
-ig scsnss In the play is the burn
1r - the huge circus tert during
/. performance
Wiss Marsns appealing irpersona
tfon N polly - suppierentrd by ~
yoof work ~ Vernon Steele and
charles EldrifE~ IN the other lead
irR roles
Mr.. ethel Rust Hslior sings Sow
aral new songs and The orchestra
aiavs IN arrangement ~ Bizefs A.
men.
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Nunaar. nrsuIt.

Tn mat rr4r game
Innings r n 3
C.r~irnaH 0.H as g
Bate Watson ard SNYDER
s. hnelder Regain and Wings I'm
piree--ilsrriso and oDay
Second game
Inning fssrt r r e
81 ruats o 3 h2 q
Cincinnati . = o r 49, g
Batr~ri es-- Meadows anf Gonzales.
Tonev- schneider and Wing mn
pirAs 30 Day and Harrison.
In Ch caEo--
Innings a. ssTs RH 3
FftfSnurxh 80 3 r a-A q
Chicago 80 o o , 3 So q
BatterleF -cccrer ana Schmidt,
Douglas and wilson T-rires-By-
ron an1 QuiKiey
No -there scheduled
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Farna1 run-Ef Llouif 4 Detroft
Two-base hits-PrRtt Esvsrsid
Sacrifice hit-EiaiAr stolen bAsss-
Bush wit cobb. 9isier ! Pratt Hit
hv pitched bati-By Ehrks sloan.
Bsik-Davenrort Rases on balls
OF Ehnke !. ~ Cunningham J. 6T
Davenport T. struck cut-By Fhrnks
D. by James ~ Davenport 4 By
Cunningham g. Pitching record--OT
Ehmke. hits ana 3 runs ~ l-s in
niuFF. ~ James. hits and no runs
In 71-7 ~ Cunning bits and
run ir'1 Left IN hass@--Det~oit 4
81 Louis Time Al mpirrs--
Dineen and Hildshraro
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base hlt-Cohb Sacrifice hlf Neash
Double PLAYS -Sisler Tavsn and Sis
lef, Young. Push and Burns Groom.
Latan and SISTER Pratt. Lnvan and
Sister Bush and Burns Wild pitch
-Nnuae Bases ON ballH--oN Dauee
q struck out--BE nauFs q bv Groou m
Left % bases Detroit & 81 Louis
ki Time ~ 1885, GmpireF-Dinern ana
Hldehrand
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