The Yale expositor., 1920-03-18

q cash and carry system.
Bay City-The Bay County Chapter
OF the American Red Cross, will send
nurses without expense 10 the county
schools.
Bad Axe-Taxpayers voted to give
the city council privilege to sell tho
electric light plant outfit and purN
chase new one.
Flint-Blinded by darkness and .
heavy rain, John Hariski, on his way
home from work, failed to see q trsck
and was struck and killed.
Paw Paw-The Paw Paw Baptist
church has installed stereopticon
machine. and motion pictures are
shown every Thursday and Sunday
evening.
Albdon-Speros AndritZakes, proprie-
tor OF a local candy store, returned
here after two years visit to Greece.
his native land. Conditions there he
described an bad.
Monroe.-More than $50 letters ad-
dressed TO persons IN Monroe we're de-
stroyed when q mail pouch thrown off
southbound train was cut to pieces
by another train.
Ludington-Roswell p. Bishop, form
er congressman, died at his home in
Pacific Grove, Calf While at Wash
ington he secured for Ludington her
Million dollar harbor"
C.attoa Urho Do,, nA.t{,ly DOat
American Legion, is sending Walter
STREET. to college. He won Croix de
Guerre In France but lost a hand In
corn shredder, after his return
home.
Saginaw-Cikson Sommerville, Is,
Thedford township. Genesee county,
died in a local hospital of burns re-
ceived when the gasoline tank on a
farm engine exploded under the heat
OF blow torch.
Grand Rapids-The National Spring
& Wire company, which refused 70
grant the demands for wage increase
by $50 union machine operators who
went on a strike, announces the men
will not return. Women have been
employed.
Ludington.-Royal Laude, 15Iyear-
old high school student, was found
dead in his room by his sister with
the top OF his head blown of and
shot gun across his legs. II is believed
that he was carrying the gun and that
the hammer caught on bed.
Minden City.--Lois Meredith, z,
daughter of George Z. Meredith, cdr
tor of the Minden City Herald, was
strangled to death while catching q
ride on bob sleighs driven by Albert
Bezemek. Her body was dragged two
miles before the tragedy was discov.
cred.
Kalamazoo.-The Kalamazoo Minis
terial alliance at its March meeting
has adopted resolution protesting
against Sunday baseball This reso-
luton is in opposition to a vote re-
Gently taken by the Chamber Of Com
Inerce when Sunday baseball was en-
dorsed by q large majority.
Ann Arbor.-Mrs. l.. p. Hall, OF this
city, mother OF Richard Hall, killed
while driving an ambulance for the
French in 1915, has been decorated
by the French government with the
medal OF the Reconnaissance Nation
ale," for her work during the war In
that country, and for the fatherless
children OF France.
Muskegon-Ten persons were In
jured when a Grand Trunk snowplow
jumped the track near Mooreland. Carl
Knauff, fireman, suffered q double
fracture Of the arm, and Engineer
Boudel was painfully hurt. The 9TH
ers injured were workers on the snow
plow. The engine and plow were
completely wrecked.
Lansing.-Mrs. Mabel Colgrove Steb
bins, Mich, state director In charge
of compilation Of statistics concern
ing Michigan soldiers In the war
with Germany, has appealed to coun-
ty authorities and committees In 81
counties of the state who have not yet
completed statistics for their districts.
TO speed up returns.
Pontiac-Three Illicit stills, the
largest yet seized In Oakland county.
were found by sheriffs officers on a
farm near Charleston, making liquor
from a new combination Of materials.
Corn syrup and rye were used in the
mash and officers say the result is
The highest grade intoxicant they have
found in any homemade still.
Sassopolis. two nieces
out of the home to safety and aiding
In removing an invalid aunt, was the
part played by Miss Irma Hughes. Bat
tie Creek school teacher, when fire
destroyed her parents home here.
Miss Hughes came to Cassopolis to
spend the weekend and awoke sud-
denly to find the house in flames.
Lansing.-Since the railroads re-
verted to private ownership the Michi-
gan public utilities commission has TO
ceived number OF inquiries concern
ing the legal rate of fare In this state.
The legislature year ago. set rate