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THE DETROIT REE PRESS: THURSDAY j'JAINUARY 27 4910 WOULD BURY ALL DEAD LANGUAGES THE CHILDREN ENJOY ozTZza I On the way is the rainbow hued expense and Our Pub Been Going To? Cash Specials for Thursday JAPAN HAS NO CONSIDERS OER and riday SURAGETTES YET Rupert ORANGE CHURCH Dr Barr Pastor of Jefferson Ave nue Congregation May Go to Vote in Empire 23c MAN IN BOAT IS SHOT DEAD liEV If Alt II II NERO COEE lb 25c SALESMAN Greatest Grocery The Post Tavern At Battle Creek Mich Is justly famous for its Grape Nuts griddle cakes at PORT HURON SALT A Telephone Wait a for GRAPE NUTS Postum Cereal Co Ltd Battle Crock Micli mJ" 3 pjS5i MXKRY 8MTTH 56 lb 100 Jb 200 lb 280 lb I Hazel Riverno i Henry George Warren our our our our INDICT TEA warehouse wa rehouse warehouse warehouse princes knights robed not unlike and were meek sweatered young to Game inspectorrnomas Briggs or the Ontario fish and game protective department admits that he fired at a launch containing two men today He declares that they were dyna miting fish near the Canadian shore lie ordered them ashore and they replied with gunshots He sent sev eral rifle bullets after the launch with the intention of sinking it He has reported to the department at Toronto and Capt Hunter has been sent to ort Erie to investigate SAY HE ENTICED GIRLS Office anti Warehouse: oot 2nd St A venue ho Nlay 25c 25c 15c Their school teacher saved the day for tlie three by testifSing that she thought the boys good enough to be given another chance I BOUND AND GAGGED BOY IS SET AIRE Two to five time $6 50 railroad fare a reasonable hotel bill at Ei Tovar (management of red Harvev) and a few dollars for rim and trail trips all the extra 30c 36c 32c 18c 35c Lillie Esther Donog Walter Hosbach McLeod Lewis Newton Robert Clara Shafer Alfred Shepard Weis George Whitlock and Eza 1 Detroit city directory con tains "the information that Uirence McClure was a salesman for the tSalada Tea company and that he roomed at Adams avenue and Witherell street Peter old 6tt JUopeRe street was found dpad in bed early yes terday morning Coroner Rennett decided death was due to natural causes 'Alexander division of the Ladies' Aid socictynut the Baptist church will serve supper at 6 this evening tn the Church par lors'wA a lec turrs will be delivered by Mrs Abbey Snell jSurncl) beneficial effects it i needed Put Read The ree Press Advertisementsand You Will Profit Thereby 3 lb bag Cottage lied Beets fine quah 25c 4 ADVISES GRADUATES TO LEARN SOME TRADE Buffalo January 26 John Wey and 26 of this city shot and killed today while in a fishing boat on the Niagara river The shots came from the Canadian shore jloma Tn nmn ct COURT trial ana time and annoyance ancy Layer Raisins Connoisseur Clusters extra fine lb Dr Barr may the Detroit church and strong doubt less will be made by members to keep him here Members fromnhe Orange church visited here several times recently and heard Dr sermons with out knowledge Stanley White was formerly pastor of the Hillside church He ig' now one of the secretaries of the board of missions am undecided TCbat said Dr Barr last night "ilt will be a few weeks before finally make up my Self Raising 10c Quality MAIN 5120 10 PHONES HOME CITY Hendry Gen Agt A Ry 151 Griswold St Detroit Mich Pastor of Icfferaou byterinh Church East McMillan 21 Graduates Madigan Russell Gregory Helen Gladys Wedlake Hoyt Gilbert Bullis Clarence Aken Esther The California Limited runs daily between Chicago Kansas City and Jos Angeles San Diego San rancisco Only Southern California train via anv line exclusively for first class travel All others carry tourist sleepers and second class passengers red Harvey meals are anotner distinction Aet fornia "Titanof Chasms" and 1 "El Tovar Cupid Brand Preserves strictly pure fruit Cher ry Raspberry and Strawberry small jars 9c 3 for 25c mitten of 12 from the Orange church to consider the matter A week ago Dr Barr went to Orange and visitfed the church and many of the members of it He'is delighted with the treatment he has received from them There 'are various sentimental reasons why Louis Weber Harrv Schukneckt George ischer Bar ger A nm A uch Stella Lillcw Albert Rous son Joseph Dunn Bessie Snyder Elmer Leundmar Paul Chall Thomas Cooper erm Patee Joseph itzgerald Wilbur Mc Clellan Monteith 20 Graduates' Madelyn Addison Arthur Alder Beatrice Beelby lorence Buxton Marjorie Candler Grace Cequin Marie Clark Ed Delehantv Lester rench Sylvia Hacker William Monahan Clarence Netting Loretta Schenk Grace Tyler rancis Tilton Har rv Thompson Grace Townsend Grace Trembly Robert Wallace Harry Williams William A Moore 13 Graduates Helen Bower Daisy Brownell Mary Bu chanan Elmer Eschmann Margaret' er guson rances Groner Alice Lounsberv John McCurley Alex McVay Merner O1 bert Geraldine Saunders Irene Shaud Helen White Capron 24 Graduates YELLOW SPECIAL BUTTERINE 5 lbs $110 lb be deceived when vou buv Rutterine Bnv a nrodue enough to sell as Butterlne We do not deceive you with Special tills good food product is made and sold on its merits ai Is making friends by the thousand Come in and get a roll to New Jersey Rev Dr A Barr' pastor 'of the Jefferson Avenue Presbyterian has under consideration an offer to assume the pastorate of the Hillside Presby terianchiirch at Orange A short time ago he of Trades when a man or even a pro may said "The 'man who can execute a plan of some machine and turii to and construct it is the man of the hour Culture and lit eracy uhave their places in educa tion but sthey do not constitute It requently the man who goes abroad and returns with a string of titles such as this: A Ph Lite LL needs Just this terminal to complete the list: Prof Butler Gives Address the High school com mencement exercises last night Prof Nathaniel Butler of the University of Chicago gave a practical talk to the graduates on Place and unction of the High "It is a misconception to suppose that' the moral problem does not concern our public schools at least those underlying the special schools and said Prof Butler intelligence and sound ap propriate conduct should go hand in hand While the church and home go farthest in building the founda tions of character the high school must do its share The children take thfir bodies to school and they are considered a vital consideration They also bring their souls idea that knowledge leads to morality was long since run to ground In refuting this theory Prof William James of Harvard university once wrote: piece of public and private rascality per petrated in the vicinity of Boston for back had a Harvard grad uate behind intelligence should be the heritage of all American citi zens elect To do a day's work and draw a pay is to live in a circle The work of earning' a living is merely the means of liv ing pleasurably and well quote Prof James again ucation is to help us in knowing a good man when we see that is to know a good human job This is small thing well Miss Lillian Massnick contributed vocal solos: Miss Gertrude Heinze 5 orchestra furnished anexcellent program including a solo Prof Remsen Bishop presented the diplomas The exercises were followed by an informal reception for parents and friends At the Central high school an adaptation of was given to celebrate class day and incidentally aid the cause of suffrage The studentsseemed by their applause to bear out Prof rances theory expressed at the Century building Tuesday night that woman suf frage is not unpopular with bovs of sciiool age The princes knights ana squires were robed not unlike Lisrercian mars enough witn the collegians of the gentler sex Dlarate the wnmnn The graduates had dinner in the second floor hall of the school at half past i six last night Graduation Eierdscs Today Graduation exercises will take place at halt past ten this morning At the Bishop school Principal Benjamin Comfort of the Cass high school addressed the 18 gradu ates upon is Expected of a Ninth in response to the opinion of one of the an Eighth grader Should Aid David Heineman gave the graduation address Heineman also presented the school with two fine engravings of old Roman ruinsmade from the original plates The Harris school will hold its gratuating exercises at 2 this afternoon Dr Charles Kuhn president of the boardSof education was the speaker at the exercises at the air banks school yesterday afternoon His advice to the graduates Learn a Good thus putting in a plea for manual training was the principal point in his address There were 24 Train Hits Handcar Men Jump Monroe Mich January 26 Two Lake Shore section men had a narrow escape from death this afternoon when a freight train backing up struck the handcar on which they were riding near New port The men saved themselves by leaping from the handcar into snow banks on either side of the track the handcar being demolished Why not live on the seashore this winter at Coronado or Santa Barbara Battle Between and Nearly Has Tragic inish for Captive New York January 26 In a to the between the and the two rival gangs of the upper east side 8 year old Joseph Yeager a was tied to a lamp post last night gagged liis pockets excelsior and then set afire Three who tied and fired 'him fled after dropping lighted matches in7 his pockets He owes his jlife to chance passersby who smothered the Hames i The three all 12 yea 0' old pleaded guilty today in chil Have you ever tried onr coftpei tf net then missed something both in the enjoyment of your coffee and in its use Nero has the flavor of higher priced goes further than any other at the price Life out of doors and out of the games which they play and the enjoyment which they receive and the efforts which they make comes the greater part of that healthful development which is so essential to their happiness when grown When a laxative is needed the remedy which is given to them to cleanse and sweeten and strengthen the internal organs on which it acts should be such as would sanction because its component parts are known to be wholesome and the remedy itself free from every objectionable quality The one remedy which physicians and parents well informed approve and recommend and which the little ones enjoy because of its pleasant flavor its gentle action and its ficial effects is Syrup of igs and Liixir of Senna and for the same reason it is the only laxative which should be by the fathers and mothers If you would have them grow to manhood and womanhood strong healthy and Happy do not give them medicines when medicines are not needed and when nature requires assistance in the way of a laxative give them only the simple pleasant and Syrup of igs and Elixir of Senna As you value the" health of the little ones do not accept any of the substitutes which unscrupulous dealers sometimes offer to increase their profits Please to remember the full name of the Company California ig Syrup Co is printed on the front of every package To get its necessarv to nurchasa tne renuine oniv Huy a bottle today to have tne house when up in one size only Regular price 50c a bottle and for sale by all leading drug gists President Grawn of State Nor mal Declares They Are Not Badges of Education inest Quality Creamery Butter lb 36c A ALL IX BUTTER is a fall that hits us all consumer and dealer in the rich: pia Some of the big butter men in Chicago went over to Elgin hi week and used the to procure loftver prices on butter and we are therefore glad to announce (in line with our known policy to give our customers the beneflt of any possible fall i prices) tnat our price on Kigin creamery nutter is no ct per pound Select Limited Leave direct for southern Cali fornia ebruary Sth and ebruary 19th Each party is personally es corteilc vJlates include all expenses of 1 rip and arrangements? are ex clusively first class in every de or full particulars address A Hutchison 212 Clark street Chicago III 7 Bars Queen Anne Soap 19c With Orders of 100 or more of other rooiR 50c 75c at $100 at Head of Imperial University Says It Do for Women Parisian Laundry Co GrUAHAXTES AAT1SACTIOX QR JCONEY REElADEI Grand Canyon of Arizona A Pullman takes you to the rim of this titan of chasms There January is June The salt air will build you anew Sacks 25c at Sacks Sacks Bbl or sale by Grocers or at Police Hold Man on? Charge of Suspicion Talk 7 Suspected of stage struck girls their homes with false promises of theatrical employment Bert Graham 21 years old giving his address as Toledo and his oc cupation a theatrical manager was arrested yesterday afternoon by Truant Officer Max Grossman The police say they have infor mation that he caused several young leave theirv homes in tills manner but have not yet secured cnotiff if evidence tu give Zout the names of the victims MM IMH for vour SIDEWALK IB a cheaper than a salting by a a KiaKBfl saves you Special to Tlie ree Press New York January 26 If Baron Dalroku Kikuchi president of the Imperial university of Kioto Japan survives the hospitality to which he is being subjected he will de Jlver a lecture in Carnegie hall next! Tuesday night on new Japan! its moral and intellectual develop Baron Kikuchi was selected court Baron Komura Japanese minister of were just a playing they foreign affairs to make the 7000 1 said didn't to burn mile Journey to New York to deliver I Yeager up we only wanted to scare this lecture I him a little for saying things about les it is a fact that our boys are tramea even in tne lower grades of the schools with a view of be lng prepared to fight for the defense of their said Baron Ki kuchi training begins when the lad is 10 years old This plan was started some time before the rt Chino Japanese '( about the status of wom air's suffrage in Baron Ki tkuchi was asked "Well you have universal education as you have in the United I States I do not see why the women I should be excluded from voting It might be a good thing for the United States but it would not do Vfor Japan Still a woman can be head of a family In Japan and a man who marries her can in some eases take her name instead her his There is a great ideal of talk about woman suffrage In Japan but as yet we have coined no word which is the exact equiva lent of a sc Commencement Exercises at East ern and Western High Schools Draw Large Crowds Commencement exercises atX the Eastern and Western high schools and class day at the Central high drew crowds yesterday afternoon and evening in spite of the steady pour of rain At the Western high school 38 young Detroiters received their diplomas between 2 and 4 In the absence through illness of Principal William A Morse Prof A Wilkinson instructor in physics made presentation of the diplomas William A Kurth violinist play ed De itr A as an overture to the graduation proper Miss Roda Bus charming singing of Let Me was also a striking feature The girls of the graduating class wore white and carried sheaves of pink roses pink being the class color President Charles Grawn of the Central Michigan Normal school tnHrnfi nn "I 11 nlnmnf'V CAhiinlc Advises Learning time is over with 'a' smattering flciency of dead languages hope to be called JrCi1rtOv (IOHrn Bishop 18 Graduates Isadore Apsel Edith Brenner Irvin Dedow Anna riess Mollie reedman Sadie airfax Ben Goldberg Charles Goldstein Samuel Jacobson Ida Lip chinsky Ben Morris Grace Modlik Ju lius Rubiner Daniel Sherllne Morris Schlussel Henry Starikoff Mary Silver and anny Schmier Campau 10 Graduates Tjaura yfarv Dafsnn Kinn ricke Lynn Hindt rederick Michils Harry Robert Pohlman Ella Jose phine Schick Txjonora Schroeder Elsa Theodora Scbueren George John Severien and Ezra George Wight Campbell 10 Graduates Harry eucht Edwin Ga st Sabina Knack Elmer Lenz Otto Nicsler LauraHass Alma Schwettzberger Minnie Wa wozvnKkl Ata a Rt Aiihin TCiHa lowicz Newberry 10 Graduates Irene Cicotte John Dominick Les Kup lotvske Ed vin Gee Walter Parks Alta Padgett Charles Stricker Herbert Taylor Joseph Wilhelm Clifford White Norvell 25 Graduates Edna Arnold Albert Bartsch rances Berneske Arthur Roell' red Boldt Leo ick Mabel Gittschlag lorence Hund Elsie Thde Albert Kansier Richard Key del Harry" Kruse Grace Lauhoff Carl Rose Loewenstein Louises Miles John Oelimke Emma Orttenburger Norma Pauli Loretta Peterson John Rath Her man Schooff Herman Siewert Carl Waltz Hazel Watson Owen 17 Gradual es'' A pel Neal Bossert Currie Bownie Robert Holme Hazel Mabel Ingram Marie Kinney 'Helen My ers TEthel Maclnnes Gertrude Quigley' Evelyn Wrenn Dorothy Rltzenthaler ar quar Smith Harry Stocker Clyde Thomas Roy Walters lorence Williamson 3j Palmer 30 Graduates? Edward Burk Lillian Ballman Myra Burch Miriam Berger Lester Bartrow Ruth Crossman Gladys Cornwell' Edith Chamberlin Grace Ellis red ish er Ruth isher Charles Gilmer rancis Gillam Donald Hook Marie Heinz Haz en Helmrich Gladys 'ranklin Lunger Irene Lawson Rudolph Lenze Merwin Law son Donald Marx Glenn Maas William Rogers lorence Riggs William Stone Jrv Max String er Margaret Smith Nelson Volkert Beatrice Wode Parke 1 7 Graduates Irene Breit rancis Chicoine Buelah ink Hazel Hester Lillian Herrman Louis Mentlfkoski Katharine MertzAub rev Puliej blank Ema Richter Maude Schlag Lawrence Steiger Mabel Soren sen Howard Trerice Alma Weatherby Edna Weinman Norman Wees William Wrighton Pingree 10 Graduates Harrv Brown Ralph Edmonson Mary Hug Alvin iHock John Hock lorence Howell Herbert McConnell Elmer Reich armond 'Vogel Walter Wandrie Pitcher 13 Graduates Rhea Atkinson Gladystene Cooper Edna Hahn Louis Havlena George Herbst Ida Hushes Edna Koehn Edna MacArthur 'Alice Reidel Annie' Simon George lenka Verna Weber NI 1 Rose 18 'Graduates Charles "IIenry Atherton Alton Iiani Burnett Arthur red Engel'Hazel iii'degarde Eppler Ashley ncnenthal Maud Lillian ournier Ol ga Meilte Herz Charlotte Susan Hess Lucille Marie Kellar Hazel Maude Kend rick Mabel Bertha Ada May Recipe Two cups sour milk eight tcaspoonfuls of Grape Nuts half a teaspoonful salt two scant teaspoonfuls soda flour enough to make a thin batter Add the Grane Nuts to batter just be fore frvimr bry a trial cake and it the batter is too thin add more flour Above recipe makes about 2 doz cakes 1: The Grape Nuts in the cakes make them as light and porous as buckwheat cakes with the advantage of be 7: inti much more easily digested HUNDREDS PUPILS TO RECEIVE DIPLOMAS More Than a Thousand Are Made Eligible to High Schools by Having Completed Preparatory Coiirse Exercises of Graduation Will Occupy Greater Part of Week Nathan Bank Abe Block Joe Burak Marion Cowser David Dann Ervin rue haut Agnes Gehrke Elmer Gentner lor ence George Minnie German Elsa Grau! 1 heodora Haclsig Thomas Hart Navarre Rose Riverno William Annie Rosenthal Lena Sandlenaanstrachbein Arthur Tuchbout Beatrice Van Meter Emma Margaret Weiden Bishop 44 Graduates Owen Bacon lorence Bingley Buehler red Christie Isadore Cohn Mar garet Corey Darrell Doyle Edna EgeVera eatherly Charles isher Joseph Gorier Gladys Giddcy Moran GittlemanGertrude Goldfort Harry Goldman Morris Gordon reddae Hallock Hoyt Hollister Rachel William Howe Mary Hull Lewis Ives Elizabeth Joy Harry Toavy Helen Leise Anna Miller Sara Murphy Edna Neagles Don Newton Nor ma ence Kelby Perkins Marcia Pinker ton Leon Praker Tom Reid Kathleen Renshaw Ethel Rock Vern Saunders Paula Schmittke Rebecca Schnittke Rose Shore Marguerite Spending Leroy Spert ner Mabel Spieser and Bertram Wolfe Chaney 19 Graduates Mary Ardziejewski Ruth' Beebe Har old Brooks Haltla Brosofske Joseph Benter Walter Cafroll loyd" ield Henry ritz Eva ox Emma Helmrich aTrtntKrl TTikM Al la jXJArS AH McVicar Marion Mitchell Raymond Moore George Pulk Nellie Putnam Clarence Schulz and Arthur' Tulke Chandler Six Graduates Ida lachsmann' Burton loraday Har old Hotchkiss Campbell Jackson George Rideout Earl Wilson Columbian 15 Graduates Norma Axford Lillian Baetz Margaret aber Russell Hogue Pearl Kinne Es ther Kuhn Minnie Kurginski Leona Le Clear Stanley Lewis Virgil Lockron Gerald Madden Pernie Reed Glenn Smith Louise Smith Vincent Tague Duane Doty Seven Graduates Kathleen Beebe rederick Dean Ralph Edwards Iroquois redericks Helen Martin rancis Osborn William Wilspn Duffield 41 Graduates Edward Attix Julius Bock Charles Brush Robert Brown Ruth Campbell Eva Carlson Dorlna Cleconi Hudson Cochell Edna Doublestein Stephen Dunn Raymond Du Ross Ethel England rank England' Emily oster Claribel ritsch Wilbur Guton Isadore Harris Albert Hunter Russell Alleo Edith Kemson Herman Kemson Ken neth Keyes Esther Kophal Walter Lick felt Edna Long rances May Mar guerite MacArthur Bruce Mac Dougall Roy Mitchell Lenore Murtagh Marie Oliver Clarence Paquette Ruth Rugg Joseph Simpson Eliza' Smith Louise Thayer Pearl Thompson George Van Vliet Gertrude Wlllover Alice Yeager Eleanor Youngblood Estabrook 17 Graduates Ralph Baskerville Mabel Cameron Myr tle Carroll Godfrey Eaton Adele Eckert Txmore isk Grace MacDonald Gertrude Martin Manchester Josephine Pierce Stella Scharf Vena Schuknecht Ele a uor enieicis jonn vaugnn Carol Wiltord Agnes Wilson Rollo Western airbanks 22 Graduates Lawrence Bamford Irene Blasi Cath IT! TiOflTaff Wtiflrgi Ix siie Clark Milton Euell Marian itz simons George "Haskell Caroline Ileaven neh Helen Kotting Elizabeth Lau Mau ric4 Lee Harriet Millard Earl Moodv Carl Neumann Elsie Pipin Charles Picard Rose batchell Gertrude Scott Gladys Snyder John Stewart rances Sullivan arrand 14 Graduates William Brace Joseph Brotherton Vera Clancy Curtis Clark John Codd Charles Lambert Louis Lambert Dorothy Martin Elsa May Ruth Petry ritz Sanders Charles Sawyer Hazel Snook red Thorn erry 12 Graduates Eleanona Becker Mamie Bender Ernest Discher William Eckert Magdaleno Eilke Ethel Gibson red Greenwood Irvin Heig Harold Knapp Edna Kalsow Arnold Kos ter Willard McKenna ranklin 41 Graduates ira Baker lo T' on Charles Burke Booth Grant Brv ant Marguerite Cronin Cameron Cross Eleanor armer Allan itzsimmons Helen arllnger red Gibson Harold Gibson urlow Gruel JAIIian Harris Carrie Hay den Earl Hutchinson Elton Ingerswll Gor don Johnstone Eva Pearl Klmmer ly Dorothy Lewis Hazel McLeod Albert McMullen Gladys MatUce Beatrice Mans bach Pierce Mettetal Grace Orme Mat tie Rand Hazel Rockelman Edmund Rob inson George Siggins Le George Simons Russell Simpson Alma Treahv Helen Tuck Herman Walker Haven Weirbeister Ber jha Weng Lillian Wilkie Ruth Williams Gillies 32 Graduates Alic6 Adams Edwin Aueutt rank Beau bien Josephine Bernhard Ruth Xlerrv MaurIceDe Keyser Harry Dlppert Jessie Edwards Charles Gilhooly red Haas Bes sie Hewson Charles Jeudevlne Ivah Love Robert Madigan Caroline May' Harold Mc Kinley Thomas Millham Helen IMuli Clare Parker Gei shom Perry Gustave Riss man lorence Robeson Donna halzwedel Marie Sewell Charles Scembrecher Edward Walenske Elgin IJgldnn Phyllis Watson Eva Whiter Arthur Wilson Russell Pat terson Mabel tPatton Hancock 31 Graduates Elmer Ashley Clark Bassett Monona Brown Harvey Busher Millan Byrne Ross Byrne Marguerite Calder Dowd ney laabelle Dowdney Lucy erguson Earl isher lorence Hagerman Elmore Haw kins Albert Jones Esther Judson Grace Kirchner Donald McEacheran Helen Mc Mahon EMrl Metzen Kenneth Monroe Mar garet Perry Robert Plues Ida Rudolph rancis Sarvene Arthur Scovel Kremer Schanz Arthur Seed Roy Sizeland Jay Temple Jennie Watrous Willie Wilson 35 Graduates Carl Abend Alina 'Asmas Milford As mus Hugh Bevier Elsa Bewersdorf Ida Brege Edwin Brendtke Sylyda Broeg Don aid Burkhardt Milton Cathro Irene de Coussin Gilbert Demont Esther Gainsley Mary Glatz Elsie 'Grode Bertha Haber Btroh Mildred Kageft Edna Ketel Harold Kolbe Alvaretta Meinkcth James Mor ton Esther Nelson Mildred Picard rank Schmidt red Sell Harold Siebert Ange lina Steinheiser Edna Sutter Anna Swartz Eugene Thiery Walter bach Mabel Wied man JJIIlan tWoelke lorence Elon Zerga 7 Irving 4G Graduates Thomas Abbott Abrey lorence Augusta Albrecht Sybilla Henrietta Albrecht Mar garet Elizabeth Anthony Gladys Elizabeth Blumenthal Nathaniel Harold Blnmroeen Helen Marguerite Bourke John 7 "rancis Boydell Jr Charlotte Marian Currie Nor man Spencer Dennis Gladys Marie Dudley Donald John Emery Mortimer David oley Marion Beatrice Goldsmith Rebecca Carolyne Grace Hazel Marguerite Grinnell Lee Dieterle Handy John Wesley Hannan Ethel Harris Helen Ruth 'Harvey Mary Holden Robert Hollyer Merva Snaw hard Edward Winfred Hutchinson Sydney Jacobs Carlyle Clifford Jones Pearle Enid Lockhart Bessie Colville MacLeod Lucy Beatrice McMillen Marjorie Gewenfra Moore Willis Eugene Myers All ee Eliza beth Pratt Helen rances Ray Howard Wilbert? Reindel Claribel Rorick James Cori sand Sallee Jr rank Edward Schoon maker Jr H'alett rancis Smith William Alfred Smith Margery Locke Stevens Marguerite Kijk Strachan TamesDouglas Thorbum Mary Campbell Thorpe Donald Presswood Vinton Elfrieda Wagner Charles Wiliam Mortimer Webb Jefferson 34 Graduates Lee Abrams president: Margaret Werner vice esident: rancis Drennen treasurer Raynsford secretary Angus Ander son Verrel Barron Wilfred Beebe "Ray mond Bonswor Stella Boyd Mary Boyd Ruth Bradley Dorothy Campbell Russell Carlisle Ruth Coolev Leslie Daniel Al fred Dittrich Wilfred Dunlap Hlman ine Raymond itzsimmons Kenneth raser Doris James Charles Kinney Wil liam Lindsey Harry Locker rNbrman Mc Clure Helen McCracken lorence Pickert Silvia Smith Ellen Stevenson Adda Sulli van Glad vs acey Pearl Williams Ber tram Webb Myra Jones 17 Graduates Hazel Albright Grace Clark Alfred Eising Elinor Kernpke Emma Korneffei Charles Kroschinski Duffield Kruger Hel en Lange Alphons Lucier William Meyer stella 'Michaell Arthur Nelson John Edith Seeger Robert Smythe Harold Swarz Hazel Waite Lllllbridge 11 Graduates Christine Alexander Leon Beebe Mabe! Brockway Sybil Campbell Andrew aris Gladys Hayes Amy Nau Wilbert Newnxan Edna Quintal Raeder Harry Twiss logan Three Graduate Llsseite (Seisel Irene Gltra Ralph Lut termoser McGraw 18 Graduates Vera Bernstein Marion Boehm Verna Carr Howard Cobane Marion Cook ran cis Cooper Irene Crittenden Chester Ham ilton rank Hucttmann Jennie Kennedy Evelyn Lewis Edward Moye Hazel Ran som Aloise Sands Vera Sauble Edwin Tanner Mildred Whiting Herbert Wood ward McKLnatry 4G Graduates' Blanche Alexander Mamie Brink Edith Broschay red Brown Raymond Brown Lilian Beckbissinger Ruby Bernhardt Clara Bachert Edward Dose Thelma Es tel red Getts Grace Graham Madeline Grigg Wallace Grigg Blanche Haase Irene Hager Edna I ashbrook lorine Blance Har vey Leonhardt Lyall Madden Juliua Marx Grace Herman Me lIIHH 'l 'McNutt Loretta Edward Nothaft George Nnnn Martha Opnatt Anthony Patrick Wilbert Pfeiffer Amy xRabinson Car! Shiller Irene Socall Harry Schafer Margaret Schindler William Schmuhl Louis Schultz Edward Schwocho Nellie Springer Lewis Smith Alvin Simon Al bert Williams Leona Woodgrift Gertrude ZIlz Beat Kitchen Salt 1 10 lb bag XW Scourine Old Dutch Cleanser fir pkg OC Bluing or Ammonia fir large bottle CL Toilet Paper roll or flat good quality pkgs XjL California Evaporated Pnines and ooking lga lb 10c: 3 lbs Selected Storage Eggs every one per doz inest Jersey Creamery Butter lb Best Selected Dairy Butter lb Pure Clover snow white lb Pure Maple Syrup per quart: Mack Hugh Menig Norbert John Mil ler Marguerite Pleger Edgar Adolph Schwankovsky Rhelnholdt Carl Sher man Walter 'Lawrence' Van Goethem Russell13 Graduates' Beatrice Bakeman Sam Berrick Joseph Cobruro Lorenz Chapp Mabel Honor Ed ward Kaufmann red Lutzer Clarence Lee Lillian Ludwig Minnie Mlncel Irene Springman Ruth Springman Edwina Wai moth it Sill 15 Graduates Edgar Cobel Margaret Cosgriff 'rank Dysarz Gertrude £MrI Libby Hayek Min nie Luebner Harold Logan Margaret Mar vin Martha Nachtingall? Stanley Novak Maud Ogilvie Ethel Quinn Dora Shank Homer Tllney Carl Wright Tappan 27 Graduates Ruby Atkin Harry 'Gordon" Black adder John Earl Burns rances Kather ine Busha Claude McLsneSBurns Edwin Carey Levon Gregory Chamberjian Helen Marjorie Curtis Elsa Margaret Parm staetter James itz Patrick' Walter Clarence Gibson Evelyn Hull Henry Adolph Hagen lorence Ha wkvj Harriet Emma Hosmer Thomas Raymond Jeffs rank Kennon Norman McIntosh Mait land Angus Morrison Donald Bruce Mc Phail Mailnda Pearl Powell Mabel Ren shaw Grace Caroline Staub rances A Smith Joseph Short Roxana sSoulier Hr pe Jeanette Webster 4 Thomas! 12 Graduates Matilda Agricola Ctaxl' Cecil rances Lynch Charles Maurer i Lilian 'Mueller William Pohlman Claude Spencer Grace Saunders red Schroeder rederick Silk ier Williamson Grace Winfield Tilden 23 Graduates Benjamin RuthJ At kinson Alice Baker Baxter Wil liam Berry7 Leah lorence Bunting Ned Ellison'' Lillian 1 'Grow Jylia 'Belle Hall Leslie Van Tuyl Hartman Alfred Hecht George Hegel Leslie Hertz Ada Marie Jones Beatrrlce Knotvell Alice Marie Mara Kenneth Monroe Pellta Van Leyen Marguerite Helen Weber Dale Weitzel Blanche WIliiams Beulah Wixson Trowbridge 16 Graduates" David Andrews Marfan Berdan rank Bofsky Madeline Cohen Annette ordon Sophie Gordon Huebner Huebner Edna Johnston Roscoe Johnson Marie Kositchek Cassie Lesinski Anna Lewis Edward Mel Sue Richardson loyd Rodenbo Ray mond Webster Van Dyke" 23 Graduates Helen Abt Colter Harold Church Arthur De Tonckheere Vic tor De Yonckheere Clarence Duffey Aloy sius Ghesquire Robert Gray Marie Kelley Helen Knoll Elsie Labrecque Ethel' Ma honey Earl Elmer Roth George Smith Thomas Snyder Edward Sprague Viola Staples Blanche Steininger Charles Strauss Rearza Termate Phylls Visger Webster 28 Graduates Hazel Armington Harr? Birney' Thelma CampbellClara Carey Hazel Chamberlin Vira Collen Harold Evald Evelyn May Jackson Ralph Kelly Helen Lennane Iota Iewis Harry Lock wood Bertha Ixechner Percy Markley Pearl Mitchell lorence Moore Milton Mosher Earl Perkins Exevere Russell Howard Sherman Harry Sisstm" Dorothy Smith Esther Sterling Nellie Thompson Earl Wall Philip Wilson Wilkins Nine Graduates Joseph Doe Inna Emick Ruth lorence Hirons Edward Mitchell Pearl Morehead Helen INewton Earl Stieger Henriette Walters Williams 15 Graduates Rraundstetter Howard Casey Gern Graham Carl Gassman Oliver Hippier May Jillcek Barbara Kennings Herman Meinke Josie McDonnel? Bertha Manecke Lenora Pyszora Clara Schilling Alfred Schneider WIntermuth Edna Zinow Then Why Not Now? Perhaus vou have always intended to try but Please forget that money in your pocket when you give us your order Experience proves that there is a saving equal to $100 a ton made by using solely by reason of its superior quality TRY SINCLAIR COAL Main 3185 Home City 3185 57 Gratiot Near Public Library Yards: Macomb and Railroad Warren and Grand River 6 for ritter Corn the kind you tip like 15c cans Av Princess Sugar Corn small swc kernels can Sc for American tVosdrr Mnrronfnt Pras fine sweet flavor AQz can 8c for ttv Traverse Cut String Bean fine quality can Sc for wL Campbell's Soups 20 varl'ti cans 10c 3 for Baked Iknus fa ity with tomatoes or plain: can 10c 3 for Tzar Red Salmon extra fine quality can Maryland Griand Jury Holds Al leged Detroiter Special to The ree Press Baltimore JId January 26 Lawrence Detroit was indicted today ou the charge of embezzlement According to the detectives 'McClure this 'city six agro from JJetfoit sand "iseeuredi a position with the Boliea Tea Co and is alleged to Iturned Jn false orders on which? lie secured commissions amounting to 350 He isnow held in jail until his trial As soon as the shortage was discovered the de tectives iibegan to work on the case and McClure was located in Albany were he was arrested In the neighborhood of 1100 pu pils in the Detroit schools are this week receiving diplomas which will admit: them to some one of the high schools Exercises of a varied na ture are scattered throughout the week Yesterday 49 of the 57 city schools that include the eighth grade had reported 1012 graduates Alger 26 Graduates 'Nellie Booth Mildred Bowman Har vey Boyce Greta Carlton Helen Chld sey Marie A Cote red Dolson Ken neth alling Marjorie' ield Knox Galley Helen Gilbert George Gregg Sybil Haskins Claire Hendershot Helen Kendall Helen Kennedy Harry Mack rank Marsden Edith Meyer Edna Neynaber Zilpha Pallister Eva Rose brough Dorothy Scott Harold Robinson Edna Wardell and Harold Wilson Amos 24 Graduates Harold Beam Myrtle Beckwith Elsa Beyer Ethel Briggs John Burns Harry Buckenhizer Carol Clarke Bessie Coop er Harold Dubois Louise Gagnler lor ence Hugg Aubrey Hiner Carl Jewell Russell Knight Ethel La Combe Egon Mallick Ada Pierce Clara Reinholz Lucile Snyder Gladys Stewart Antoin ette Vimr Emily Wilson Mary Wood ley Clarence woiie Barstow 15 Graduates Robert Annett Archie Berry Cbarles Clyde Creusere nue James Elliott wain Paine Walter Wright I A vaM 9 id I 1 Ir I I I aWliH BTASUBSn BT TWTER IM IStk a opr a 0ABX 994 'CZSK It I 1 7 23c I i A 1 11 i i SSiH A js A 'A 1 4 5 HL Sr 7 A A 3 1 't Xf a Go.