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amounted 10 $5,O2O between July "a
and August z.
Ann Arbor-Enrico Caruso will open
the U. of NJ. Choral Union concert
series October 10.
Lapeer-Amenzo Hoard, 81 years
eold, Civil War veteran and second boy
born in Macomb county, is dead.
Battle Greek The food administra-
ton is holding a car of smutted wheat
owned by the King Seed Co., of this
city.
Petoskey-C. f. Miller, former resi-.
dent, was accidentally killed at Pasa-
dena, Cal, by the discharge of re-
volver he was cleaning.
Big Rapids-Former Rep. George A.
Loud, OF Bay City, declared his support
OF Roosevelt for President in 1920 at
a military banquet here.
Port Huron-Rain in st. Clair and
counties in the Thumb district recent
ly has saved thousands of dollars
worth of beans and potatoes.
Ferndale-This village is considering
restrictions on the speed of d. u. r.
interurbans following the refusal of
the company to establish two new
stops here.
Saginaw-Rev. FIR. John Cook, pas
tor OF st. Elizabeth's Catholic church,
Reese, will leave this week for Camp
Taylor KY, to become an army chap
lain. The members OF the parish pre-
sented him with purse.
Muskegon-Robert White, 81 years
old, was instantly killed Friday when
the motor truck which he was driving
as an employe of the Continental
Motors corporation was struck by q
Pere Marquette passenger train
Grand Rapids-Joseph Kotz, Al
years old, resident of Chicago, nf.
fered fracture of the skull and other
injuries when the automobile he was
driving collided with another machine
on the Division road near the city
limits.
Muskegon-Mrs. William Heap, wife
of a Grand Haven manufacturer, who
resided in this city many years, is
dead. She was twice president of the
Muskegon Woman's club, a leader in
local Y. w. C. A. work and an active
worker in the Michigan Art league.
Adrian-The annual budget for the
Lenawee Patriotic league has been
over-subscribed by more than 10000
and all the townships of the county
have not yet reached their quotas.
/ xtfao lott 1,
first of its kind in the United States
it is believed here.
Benton Harbor-After preparing his
bath at the Hotel Benton, L. II. Nc
Daniel. of Chicago, ILL.,, a representa- |
tive OF the White Motor Company. OF
Cleveland, Ohio, dropped dead OF
apoplexy. Mcdaniel had just returned |
from the city hall, where he addressed
the council on fire equipment.
Albion-The Starr Commonwealth /
boys of this city have furnished an
other of their number to fight for their
country. Raymon Chappell. of the
home, has just been accepted for ser
vice in the aviation corps and assign
ed to Rockford Field, Cal. Six of the
boys OF the Commonwealth are WITH
the colors.
Pontiac-Walter Syzenkerak, former
Detroit saloonkeeper arrested neal
Now for having a supply of liquor
will have an examination in justice
court August 20. He was released on
$500 bail. The wine, liquor and beer
confiscated In a raid on his house is
valued at $4,000. II will be dumped
into the sewer.
Albion-The weight of 1900 bushels
of rye and oats caused. the barn OF
Howard, northwest of this
city, to collapse just as the last load
Of grain was being brought in from
the threshing machine. The men
were able to back out in safety from
the barn, but horse, two hogs and
a COW in the basement below were
crushed to death.
Port Huron-The Foundation com.
pany, Port Huron, shipyard, incorpor.
ated, has begun preparations for the
of 10 steel seagoins
tugs, each $50 feet long, 81 feet beam
and is feet deep, for the United
States shipping board emergency feet
The boats will be finish.
ed by the middle OF April. Six hun
bred more employees are needed at
once for this government contract.
Muskegon - With five children.
three sons and two daughters, enlisted
IN the United States service, and a
sixth, son, employed in an aeroplane
factory where he is engaged in turn.
ng out parts for aircrafts, Mrs. Louis
II. Kanitz, of this city, is the cham
oion war mother of Muskegon. Two
sons are in the navy, one in the
aviation service, and the two daugh.
ers are in the naval reserve as yeo-
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS OF draft boards
ire to be exempt in the new IS to IS
lraft, 1t was announced recently by
Colonel Bersey, upon advices from
Washington. They are to be con-
Iidered as already in the military ser