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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-19
Pertinent + acts in
Nmginians' Schedule

Saturday cnmrs at h"nc. 20: eight
hoHhlr-hradcrs.
>atmrda, -u,ncs abroad. IL: three
d"uhlr-hcadrr~.
lUtal duuhl''- headers at homc. ~.
Total duubi~-hcudrrs nhrund. y.
liolidn, dates nj h"rur, two gnmcs
rnrh. July and Labor Day. Sep
icmhrr ..
li"ii'in, date abroad. two games.
Memorial Day. Ma. 90.
sunday cnutc> abroad, :; two
double headers.
Ri"hu"nh will play ii2 game. in
the International League. ntt>->iy
ur home and like number abroad.
The Nirgiuian~' schedule with rrarns
in the american t>>""inti"u call,
for forty-cirht contests. twenty
four in Rirhmnnd :.ud the same
number ON the road.
combined. the schedules require
the local club to pia, iGo games.
Ncmbcrs al tho team viii i,r at
f"rdcd tncnt,-thrcc on days dur
ing tho season. unless rNhihitiun
contests are arranged Tor these
dates. ~ home they will have ten
sundays nud ono week dny or,
Will" i've sundays and seven nccl,
Gays compose the twelve on dates
accorded them on til" road This
inni>rS 81 total az Gftrcn sundays
mud eight week days on which the
\irstninns may enjoy h"lida!>.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-19

Doubles. Sloan ana Thonr>on arc the
Slabhisis wh" S""m O" hr Tic most
proinisinr. and from tins hUu.h viii II"
picked :, man 10 bear tno hrwui OF tho
hurting.
lIotchkiss. o'Dcn. Eccson. pcviuc
and Stuart are battling for positions
on the iniiold with neither one having
anything on the other as yet IIotch-
kiss. j, seems. has been showing UP
better than the other candidates for
first base and he vii more than like
ly play this position Frank llnrrcl-
son, who had been trying for the ini-
tial corner. has been switched 10 tho
outtield.
Six candidates are fighting hard to
land berths in the outer gardens, and
battle royals are being staged II.
lIarrclson. l.. Mayiicii. Gunst, Harris,
Walden and +. IiarrcIsou arc the can
didates for the ouiiicid positions.
Manager O'Ncil has completed his
schedule and has closed with Fork
Union for Il game to bc played al Fork
Union on April IA. a game with Maury
High School, Of Norfolk, is being ar
ranged, and efforts are being made to
stage the contest some Saturday in
May. a return game viii he played in
Norfolk, and this contest also will
be staged some saturday in May. \
game with McGuircs is pending
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-19
PREP SCHOOL MEN GET
RAPIDLY INTO CONDITION
tonrhrs IIuIrhcr and .Shnckciford, of
Bchcdirtinc and John Nnr>hnii,
lInNc Likely Material

With III" advantage Of "a weeks prac-
lice the local prep schools arc getting
Gown To fairly good condition now. and
- definite line soon can ho gotten on
| IN" teams. y majority Of them will
play their first scheduled games this
week.
Gu; OF the campus "a; Bnncdictiue
Military College the entire school is
optimistic over the pruSuc,ts OF a
winning team this season. and tho boys
are working hard to have tho Green
ana Whit" well up in tn. race when
the s"h"dul" "ioscs. Coach "C;oosic"
ituichcr a former Battle AK and Mo
Cure star, is coaching the Cadets. and
appears /" be well pleased with III.
mon who ar" trying for the nine
me cadets ar" certain 10 be stronger
this year than they were last. as they
year. and tn" boys seem to have been
benefited 10y their ono years OK
n"ri"n"c m the prep League. Eight
loilor-mcn h;,v" returned 10 tho school
ann around these men Coach llulchcr
viii build his team.
Woo! and Schail tho battery az 1916.
'f' again i'm harness. and arc showing
up we'll at this time. McI,unouch :,
hnri"r. - making e bid for Woods po-
Sitl"n and he :tl:'o is fast rounding into
form. T.. SAVIOUR. third base: iIoilinr
.h"ristop; = SAVIOUR, second has,. and
'N'''''' il.Sl h'St. compose tho iut!cll
All of tines" men. with the cNr,nii,n
Of Keller played last year. Moor.
was on first base last year but he
mas been switched TO the ou,ticld this
season.
Francis. captain Of the Cadet team
!aSt year, is trying to land a berth i'm
me outiicld. but he is being forced 10
go some as he has To beat out such
men as kustcrer, Roster. = IIcnniur
anu Moore. Dreamer is Il
"!ninutirc player, but. despite his size
can hit the old bali for som. h.rtv
"Hllops. and he is likely TO give Tie
!"rScf Fellows Il run for their money
Manager fleming is working tn com
h"!tc ms schedule and already has ar
ranged several gaines in addition TO
! INC regular championship coutcsts. The
hihckStonc Military Academy viii he
played in Blackstone on ApriI Ia and
NaN"riy viii be met in Wnvcrlv on
April ~. The first game of thu. scoson
wll! to" with the Second BAPTIST team,
oi TN" Athletic League on March 81
at Byrd iark. Union Theological
seminary will be played at the Semi
nary field on April .. In addition 10
these games. dates are pending with
Chester. Petersburg Massey. smith
deal and the Medical College of Wiz
Ginia.
MnrshaIIitcs Getting Into Shnpr.
John Marshall High School has been
putting in some good practice under
coach Shackelford at BYRD Park and
! The MarShal!itcs are getting into shape
fast Nisslcy. who has been acting cap
tain In the absence OF Punk" l'cndlc-
ton, has been elected captain as Sir
l'unkus has decided not 10 return to
John Marshall this year. Nissloy will
play the outicld as the Aiarshaiiites
have two other candidates Tor catcher.
John Tyre" ana Todd are cSsaying
10 land the backSton position on the
Blue and White, and both are being
used by the coach. Clarke, Wilson,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-19
Bill Smith May Train
His Men With Spiders

Hilly smith Inns urri,c cd. True to
his announcement hr reached Rich
fu0uh yesterday and immediately
got &" work.
The first Information given by tho
local manager rs ,o the pIans he
haas mndr concerns the Thinning
camp. Uiii! TX not altogether
pleased with the idrn or having q"
20 to Cinrkr's Springs for the
bidntly Workouts.
50 he has got into touch with
Frank Dohs"n. ronrh Of tho Rich
mond College spiders. with the
idea OF taking his mcu 10 Vest
hampton for the trimming. The two
Will hold :, conference nj ~ o'ciock
this morning. and il 1. probnbir
that the matter win he settled one
way or tho other then.
The idrn he's mnny ndNnntn0ra
both for tho professionals and the
cullcgians. Cannes viii he staged
between them regularly, and the
IirGininns will have the advantage
Of working out on 81 better Held
chan those nearer The city. The
cuIIrEinn~ will hr mil" TO rrnHt by
the experience the. win have in
watching aud playing with the
smith men.
IL tho arrangement il made. the
local squad pr"buhI. viii spend tho
entire dn! at WcsthnnptOu. taking
their tInrh AT the refractory there.
Biify said last niEh TINT he rN-
prrtcd mast at his men in b.! We'd
ncsdny. hut that he was not Offering
amy predictions concerning the new
players until he hnd hnd nm 0pp0r-
tunity of seeing them work ont.
I'hc lOcui manager was we'll
pleased with the schedule. and an
nOunccd that both iinrhshaic aud
ArrnSon had written him to ask
that he cniirHNor t0 secure them ir
the Yankees decided to rurm them
out this season.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-19
LINCUBtRt: MAYOR ADDRESSES
MASS MEETING IN Pi;JIjRSBUUt:
Especial to The Times. Dispatch. !

PETERSBURG, VA. March IS.-A
mass meeting OF the friends OF base
ball in Petersburg will be held ut the
Y. NJ. G. a. tomorrow evening in tho
interest OF pctcrsburg's team and the
general cooperation OF the community
in the encouragement and support OF
the club.
The local managers have sccurcdp
what they believe to be Il strong team
ard cooperation OF tho people iinan-
cially and otherwise IS asked TO carry
II safely through to the close Of the
season. The players will begin TO ar
rive this week. and all who have
signed contracts are expected 10 re
mort by April l. The mass-mcetinc
will be addressed by several speakers.
among them tho Mayor nf Lynchburg
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-19
dodgers DrtIh Red Soy,

10 'fHs"'IHI'd TFcss.
i'l STRINGS. ARK. March lS.--
o." brooklyn Dodgers druhncd the
Boston E.d Sox in tie first game of
i-eIr spring series here to-day. Tho
seor" was 10 :. The game was fun
W SNAP and brilliant plays Manager
Barry OF the Rcd Son. used shore.
Ruth and Mays FOR three innings each.
'po!uhe. cador" ana WhecZcr Dell
worked for the Dodgers. They all
moved uiH-season form. The heroes
'i IN" ia. ""re Hickman. with IL tri-
~" ana = single: Fabrique. with four
!i'- out OF four chances. ana Cadorc
wIIi Two hits
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-19
l.innt Rnnkics NirInrs.

y N-s1ciuted Fross.l
'A!.N ESTpN. TEN. March lS.-The
'"aut Rockies started the iireworks
in IA" seventh INNING OF their game
with ma" Galveston club here today
HuG "on out 4" . For the first
si% innings 'a. locals led to o. Time
!y hts. especially by Rodriguez. who
s"Hi 90 four runs, brought victory.
Both schupp and Lehman pitched good
ball
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-19

apprcciativc also. OF the reception ac.'
corded them here.
Culver. IL new man on tho Richmond
team WAS one Of the stars for tho
victors. while Day. Thornton and
Grundy also did excellent work. I,
was their combination play. though.
that stood out most prominently For
the locals. Cox. Crawford. Pcrcs ana
McLundir played we'll. The Iinc-up:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-19

~ Saturday a., SUNDAY ,.I fI.H.,v
games morning and a't.'uurr. Dates g,
parenthess without aster.sa denote Gourl.-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-19

Minneapolis. August :. 90
Milwaukee. August 10 H..
kansi, CITY. august 10. -. d..
Toledo august u. 1871 "f
columbus. august 20 ~
Louisville August a srt
indianapolis. Angus, -. - ~.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-23
TO LAUNCH DRY
BILL WEDNESDAY.
Proposed Prohibition Statute
Ready For Introduction
In Legislature
BY ". l.. CALNON.

(Staf correspondent Detroit Times
LANSING. Mich, Jan %. Wed
nesday is The day chosen 10y the
dry attorneys and leaders for tie
appearance in the legislature OF the
statewide prohibition bin on which
they have been working since last
November Rep Merlin Wiley stat.
ed this morning that he has been
assured the bill would reach him
tomorrow in shape for introduction
and that he viii Ole II at once
The bill will be referred 10 the
house liquor committee for consid.
Grafton. and it Is thought that II viii
not remain in committee long. dis
cussion OF the provisions IL should
contain being certain 10 occupy inc
complete attention Of all the mem
bers of both houses when the bill is
reported out
Rep Wiley said that he does not
expect any new provisions in the
completed draft OF the bill addi-
tional TO those already announced.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-23
WOMAN HELD
AS BICAMlST
Investigation Of kidnapping
Story Reveals Second
Marriage Ceremony

Altho claiming she was kidnapped
and held prisoner since Jan 10.
Mrs Dora l-ightle Hantosch was ar
rested Monday night by central sta
ton detectives and locked up on a
charge OF biglmy Her arrest was
unwittingly caused by her supposed
husband. Ernest Lightle. who re
ported to the police that she had
disappeared from her home at No.
100 NaiionAl-aye. and who feared she
was the victim OF an accident.
lnycsiigai ION revealed however,
that she Was married 10 Michael
Hantosch. No 2l25 Michigan.ave.,
Jan IA, and fhat instead OF being
kidnapped and held prisoner she had
willingly married Hantosch and de-
ceiyed him nto thinking her free TO
DO so. according 10 the police
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-23
Building Being Torn
Down Is Quilted
BY Flames
WORKMEN CAUSED
BLAZE, BELIEF
Modern New Store Is
To BE Erected
On Site

Fire believed 20 have been caused
by workmen engaged in tearing out
the interior OF the Kresge building.
woodward ave and safest. about
t5 o'eloclS Tuesday morning. al.
most completely Quilted the build
ing and caused damage estimated at
several thousand dollars
The exact damage cannot be as
certained until the walls ~cool and
can bc tested Fears are entertain
I'd that the building may collapse
and fall into the street. and a rigid
inspection viii be made by the po-
lice and nre marshal In the mean
lime. a guard will be posted 10 pro
rect pedestrians from possible dan
ger
Since the removal OF the kresge
stool. week ago. workmon have
necn engaged in tearing out the in
terror OF The building preparatory TO
the erection 90 10 story building
on tho site night force was at
work but none % the workmen
could tell how tho blaze. which orig.
mated ON the second floor. started.
The blaze was discovered by the
Norkmen. and passing patrolman
turned In the alarm. All available
downtown apparatus responded and.
despite the early hour. a large crowd
congrcgated
The wrecked condition ~ the in
terror % the building made going
from floor 10 hoor hazardous and the
dry wood in the walls. fully expos
cd. caused the FIRE ~ gain rapid
Roadway The water from FIRE hose
frozG a. ~ fell and the exterior OF
tho building. coated in leo. presented
"a pretty sight illuminated BY the
flames. which soon rose above the
roof and lighted the streets for sew
cral blocks
State-st.. With tho frozen snow as
an aid. soon presented the appear.
ance OF an arctic river and pcdes-
TRANS. closely herded by the police,
were forced TO Jump from knoll to
knoll in picking their way across.
At s O'Clock the IRE was still smoul.
dcrlng in the interior
II pas stated early Tuesday that
work IN demolishing the building
would be rodouoled and that the
now building would be rushed
fecau~r ~ 1.-The DANCE rous cordi-
ton 81 the south wall the D. l. r.
viii rerouto rs cars temporarily.
putting into effect q portion OF the
70 routing plan now being worked
as permanent proposition
Thafic on tle Fourteenth line will
be divided ON the east side the
Fourteenth and Harper cars will
"Y' AZ Farmer and Gratiot. going
back over their routes ON the west
ride the dow inbound cars will nun
town shelby 90 Jefferson, up Girls
Mold.st. and back over the wectern
Route. Sherman west-hound cars will
lack down Farmer 20 Monroe and
I'd Michigan ave
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-23
Open Discussion of
Measure To Be
Provided
LEE TO ASCERTAIN
HOW CITY is HIT
General Clearing of
Air Expected After
Threshing Out
~ ". l.. CALNON.

(Staq Correspondent Detroit Ttmes)
LANSING. Mich Jan 23.-The
Wiley public utilities bill OF which
there has been much discussion
since il was introduced IN tho
house. is TO be made the feature Of
public hearings to be held in the
near future
Assistant Corporation Counsel
James II Lee. Of Detroit. here 20
look into all the phases OF the utili.
ties bill and TO see how they affect
Detroit. plans TO get some light On
the city's present status and is
status under the new bill, il the LAT
ter becomes law and TO ascertain
exactly what changes should be
made.
Tho bill would transfer the pres
ent state railroad commission TO the
new public utilities commission. Mr..
Lee plans 10 ask the railroad COM
mission at the public hearings 10
give an exact statement In regard
70 where the city's rights end and
the states rights begin in matters
affecting public service corporations
With this information. II IL cam Ire
had exactly, Detroit officials will be
able TO figure on how the proposed
new measure will affect the city,
either in the way or increasing its
movers over street RAILWAYS tele-
phones and other public utilities or
in reducing its present powers.
Also the air may be cleared some
what in regard TO just what are the
city's rights and powers at the pres
ent time. under the existing laws.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-23
CHICAGO YOUTH
KILLS HIMSELF
IN HOTEL ROOM

The body OF Grant Carpenter. Jr.
son OF wealthy Chicago business
man, was found IA a room in the 10
tel Charleyoiy Monday afternoon. lie
had killed himself with poison. Fall
ure 10 find work. after giving up
good position in Indiana 10 seek
fortune In Detroit. is believed to
have brought on the despondency
that ended In death. Carpenter was
2s years old. But sll0 was found
in his pockets The body will be
taken 20 ST. Clair, Mich. for burial.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-23
VISIT TO SALOON
ENDS IN HOLD-UP

Alleged 10 have been caught while
robbing John Skalacki. of No S6l
Riopclle-st- al Riopellc-st and WI
lis-ayc.. late Monday night. Joseph
Bathnof - years old. Of No. ie0
Leland So. was arrested by patro.
man Ben Snow Of the Chene-st. sta.
ton
sRalach had 5een in a RiopelIe
ST. saloon. and when he left for
home was followed BY Baihnom il
is said. Overtaking SkslacN al the
corner, the latter stepped in front
OF him and demanded that be hand
over his money. according 20 police
report PatFeiHaH Snow turned tfrr
corner just in time TO witness he
affair and Bathnon submitted 10 ar
rest without resistance
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-23
Autos lnIure Two

Struck by an automobile driven
by Anthony Weber. No. 1919 Canton.
ave a Michigan-ave and Fifty
firsi-st Monday evening. Philip
Nabozney. A. years old. OF No. 81
Freeraye. was taken 70 the recerv-
Ing hospital with severe bruises
about the head and body His con.
dition is nOt serious. An unidentified
man. who Is still unconscious and
thought TO have a fractured skull. is
in receiving hospital after being
struck by an auto driven by James
G.. Graham, No sac Concord-ave.. At
Gratiotaye. and ST Antoine-st early
Tuesday morning His condition is
critical
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-23

The latter include the creation OF a
prohibition commission and the 70
striction OF beverage imports o..
liquors 10 one pint OF booze" "a
month; or one gallon OF wine. oy
three gallons OF beer.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-23
CONCRETE TO
REPLACE CEDAR

II the council approves a recon-
mendation that will be submitted by
Commissioner Fenkell. OF the de-
partment OF public works. Tuesday
night. reinforced concrete will here
after be used for paving residential
streets and other thorofares where
the traffic is not heavy. Concrete
will be substituted for cedar blocks,
which have advanced so in price rs
to make their use almost prohibi.
tive Commissioner Fenkell says
that concrete paving is sanitary
surfacing and highly desirable.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-23
Slabs MIC purinn ROW.

During quarrel with his wiie
in their home ar No. 42i Hastings.
ST. Monday night George tloid
drew knife and stabbed the WON
an twice in the breast She was
taken 10 the receiving hospital
where her condition Is reported as
not serious
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-23
DIR. Charles y. Chsdsey. sup~rin-
tendcrf OF schools. VIII nhdrr.s

tho University % Michigan club IN
Hotel cadillac Wednesday, at II 30
o'clock Judge Alfred J Murphy
has been invited TO address the
club ~ tho luncheon 10 be held
Jan ~
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-23

\ nationwide campaign for the
determination OF the mosquito Is TO
be launched at conference TO meet
az Atlantic City today under the
auspices Of the New Jersey Mos
quito EXterminatiop association.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-23
There was n general tie up Mt Wood
Nnrd-aNe. and HiRh-si MonhaN

about p. m. when~a horse slip
ped d"wr and refused 10 DO assist
81 - lts feet on the icy pavement
on one SIDE - the street and big
automobile truck stalled with its
rear end across the tracks on the
other. To add 90 the congestion
and complicstc matters everybody
afBut "a Ia Look
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-23
a proposal "a create the office of SUI
ne rim Tender nj Of snnIInilOn VIII no

NFtCre f00 rOmfU0n NNUnTTI IuFN-
day night The committee on
health and city hospitals Monday
gave approval 20 a recommends
tion Of Commissioner Fenkell 81
tho department ~ public works.
asking thaf the office he created
The position. II Il meets with the
aifermen's approval viii carry q
SALARY OF s. 500 wear The ssni-
tatiou Nrnerintendont would attend
10 garbAge disposal. and tho cre-
alton Or the office H. neccssar ~.
Comm issioner Fenkcll says. because
of the large area recently annexed
"a tta civ
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-23
Mrs. Alfred %. Dunk. former prcsI-
drpt Of the tonsun~rS' league. aud

Vol KNOWN a. y tIn Woman, toF-
tihed IN divorce court Monday for
hcr Negro maid. Mrs Susie Good
man who sought e. divorce from
Worthy & Goodwin. formerly ON
ployed by Mrs Dunk as chauf-
feur The maid said that she had
Rad 20 do more for the support -
her husband. than he had done
for her, and that a pistol. wra p
pNd In womsn's handkerchief
hearing the initials * M had
been found in his room Mrs
Dunk corrohorated her story. and
Judge Nandell granted the decree
Mrs Dunk Ia the wife ~ The presi-
dent Of the Puritan Machine com
ppny and the pctroiter Motor car
cCTuVaDy
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-23
Alderman Edward Barnett. of the
Third xHnrh- " hn hn. hem cnn-

hned 10 Ford hospital with heart
disease for the last few weeks and
who Was reported 10 be danger
ously low. Monday night. was
greatly improved Tue ~dAy morn
ing Mayor Marx visited the hos
pitai Monday. hut was not admit
fed 10 the aldarman'A rnnm
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-23
walter &. Piper has received y com
nI.sIon from the Mnr departmrnt

rs captain In the quarterma ster
officers reserve corps. organized
under tho new army reserve law
with n others. among whom We're
Walter g. cole. secretary ~ the
Detroit Roayd ~ Commerce and
Postmaster Magic. Mr.. piper took
the required examinations for the
appointment in chicago recently.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-23
The Pathhnder~' club viii give Its
third annual banquet ia the Ron ri

OF 'ofnfnef'" bllldlnR lnNf'ihN
night with several representative
men 81 tho city as guests This
club has for it's principal work tho
building Of character n has ors
Canized many branch clubs inside
- prisons 70 aid ia ma king the
inmates useful citizens upon their
release. Wardons ~ some ~ the
largest prisons solicit the help Of
tho pathhnders. Many prison au-
thorities Fay that this organization
Is doing the only real constructive
work for tho lesseniug 81 crime
The chief speaker Thursday even
ing viii be former convict who
served q term lu Ossiuing. y y.
when Thomas Mott Osborne was
warden
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-23

Funeral arrangements for Edwin
s Walton. advertising manager Of
The burroughs Adding Machine com
pany. Who died Sunday night in
Spokane Wash. have not yet heen
completed. as friends and relatives
arc waiting for Wor6 from Mrs. Wal.
TON. who VIII ACCOMPANY the body
oath io l,roit Mr. Walton Was on
tnur ~ iho Wcat and expected to
B., aWo about three months. lie
bsu planned To- deliver several lee
ture. on De subject Of advertising.
Death vas due to pneumonia.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-23
Mrs. Anna Hosebury noored Con-
atnhIe AndrcM u. uhllIIn. With "a

blow ~ her nst when the officer
entered her home a. No. 223 Al
hottest, Noudny. Go take away her
sewing machine on writ ~ re-
pletin. She says Phillips stepped
on her foot. which the constable
admits but says was acc idental
lie got the machine
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-23

nusl iuter-r0IIeR 'NIumnlEht
Feb. 2 in the University club.
where three slded competitions VIII
no held In squash and bow ling.
"dominoes and other athletic
games. according 20 the announce
ment THIS VIII 30 the 0rsf DO
froif meeting 81 alumni ~ the
three uniVersitfes. aitho such get
together gatherings have been
held in other cities I'm u. Water
man ~ the Buhl Mhileahle com
pany. ~ In charge ~ tho arrange
fneufa