The Yale expositor., 1920-06-24

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OF coffee on her.
Albion-Mlle. Lydie Exbrayat. who
has been a student in Albion for two
years, part of the time at the expense
of the French government, has re-
turned TO France.
| Detroit-H. Gordon Powers, Michi-
gan Central railroad car inspector.
was instantly killed when car under
which he was working, moved and
crushed his skull.
Houghton-St. Clair Wilson, county
game warden, has called the attention
of the board OF supervisors to the wolf
menace. He said that 400 sheep have
been killed in Duncan Township this
spring.
Climax - Herbert Benwire was
struck and killed by a Grand Trunk
! freight engine near this village. He
stepped off one track, to let train
pass, without noticing the train COM
ing from the opposite direction.
Flint-A special committee sent to
Washington, by the city, to investi-
gate the fuel and shipping situation
has submitted a report advising citi-
zens to lay in their next winters fuel
supply Immediately.
Saginaw-One hundred and twenty
five members of Elf Hurin shrine, CT
Saginaw, making up the drlu and
drum and bugle corps and official d.
vision and mobiles left in special train
for the imperial conclave at Portland,
Ore.
F1int-As a charm against cramps,
Walter Perry, a Negro, aged 35, tied
strings around his wrists and ankles
while bathing in river near Flint.
The charm failed to work and Perry
was drowned. The body was recov-
cred.
Holland-Rev. Samuel M. Swemer
Cairo, Egypt, delivered the boccalau-
reate sermon to Hope college gradu-
ates. He was member of the class of
1887. Six Of the graduated will be-
come missionaries. and 10 are to enter
the ministry.
Detroit-Playing hide and seek in
the yard OF the Detroit Edison Co, at
Waterman avenue aud South street,
Peter Lobkoxick, IA years old. was in
stantly killed when pile OF poles fell
on him. Three companions narrowly
escaped injury.
Flint-Through an agreement rati-
fled by the common council, the gas
rate in Flint, for the next five years.
will be fixed by the State Public Utili-
ties Commission. All other regulatory
powers will remain in the hands OF
the city officials.
Lansing-Rates for gas furnished
by the Lansing Fuel and Gas company
are increased 90 cents per 1000 feet
to large industrial users of the city
and Is cents to domestic consumers
in an order of the Michigan public
utilities commission.
Sault Ste. Marie-Devils Island,
Eagle Harbor, Marquette and White
Fish Point are four places where radio
compass stations and wireless sta
tions will be established on Lake Su-
perior for the assistance of lake nav
igation and to aid in life saving SER
vice.
Richland-Albert Little, rs years
old, author of the Drain Laws of Mich
igan, and Kalamazoo County drain
commissioner, is dead He was pres
ident of the Kalamazoo County Pio-
neer Society and member of the first
class graduated by Kalamazoo High
School
Bay City-Nicholas Hartingh, court
stenographer, who was removed by
Judge Widdis. of the Iosco Circuit,
won his appeal to the State Supreme
Court. He was ousted after % years
service in the courts, and brought
mandamus proceedings to hold his
position.
Grand Rapids-Levi Moore, 8-year-
old son of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred j. Moore,
was drowned in Muskrat Lake three
miles northwest of Grattan Center,
when the canvas boat in which the
boy, with his father and Charles f.
Feeback were fishing, suddenly was
swamped.
made by the Oakland Motor Car COM
pany of authorization of an addition
to its engine plant which will cost
about 100000. The work is to be
started at once and rushed through, so
that the plant will be working with
double capacity by the first OF the
coming year.
Mt. Clemens-Henry Trombley,
while fishing with a party in Lake St.
Clair, caught a 40-pound muskellunge
on his line. After an hours struggle,
during which the boat was nearly cap
sized an several occasions, he landed
his prize. This is the first muskel-
lunge to be caught in the lake at this
time of year In several years.
Menominee--Andrew Sears, Jr., 16,
and Eddie Baker, 8, Of Little Lake,
were instantly killed by coming in con-
tact with live wire while fighting a
forest fire caused by a break in the
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