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met / glrbeioe, Sunpel ®uper=
nor Sdroina iom Speafer gtfinion
funogioroe / SirSoagS line 8omite'
uonnureIler. Tor Sellatets &eos
fonmenoe ices sllell ira Tocobon-
tns Golntp at ppre lionGpnt til
Tormanb pua HpringSfomiteen;
Trancis ira 9icfinion % Gbaie ira
Son1ilton er blet Sormpno paa Sop=
fonriteerne, Sauage ira NOuir pna
9epil9ninesfomiteer, MioD ira Min-
nebuoo poa SfolefomIiteen, Sarabee
ira @ebiter paa &omiteen for Sta
tens %eipGie len, Ginger ira Minres
lhief OF Somaro paa aonllteen Tor
8rlnlolopsipronoringer, Guersmper
ira MilScatine pun aomiteen til
Mooarbeioelle al Srnffenifab o.I.u.
s Observation-Disclosures er 9arrp ira
CHM Gou,tp blet Sormano paa
Nrringsfpmitcen, Hin9 ira Ianlnle
Gprultp pua 2oufomiteen, NnOerIon
ira @rcell pua Seuilgnlngsfpmlteen,
Solmina ira Nanmafee paa 5000
ans Soirn aomiteen, Sobnlon ira
QucoS pau aoniteen for Srltber og
@rubeoriit, aclIo ira Sacf'on pan
TiIh olto Game &onliteer, aroer'on
ira Montgomerp pau &omlteen ira
@ouro OF Control, Wapman ira
Sanettc pun Semperame-&omlteen,
Norbnfc ira 9eofuf paa aomlteen
ior fuinbeliQ Stemmeret, 9eitol'on
ira @innelhief paa aon1iteen Tor
aongresoiitrifterre, Inoerlon ira
@~innebaao pua . Normalifolefomls
teen, Glpooo ira Somaro pnd
"HulcS" sSomiteen.
Ypeo neutrality-suspicious. Sumo
oiorelic begpnbte alereoe SlrsOo9
Sen penteoe aamp melem SorbtoS-
iolfene oa NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Seo-
fon1n1enoe apmtteer / Siliet beltaar
al I erfl9reoc SorblosmGno, 70
crflrreoc s(ntifprbuo$mTio % 4,
iom man enonll life rigtig oeo, bpor
man hur. s Senatct cr Sorboloet
Ii Gomiteeu: 5 SorbuosnGno, 4
guti'er o. 8, iom life bar liotalt
Zig / Suaen.
George Gro5ier ira Marion
Gountn freuuiatte / Sliet Sorllo9
ON at opbupe "Miilct" Souen, %
Ii Selatet bIcp Der inobraet life
irrre eno Ter Semperonce-Sius.
Senatorerne Sbomas % @il'on
fpreIlaar ct aonititution -gmenoe'
nent ON Sorbuo MOB Silplrfnlna
on Sald al Husoritfe. Ut anoei
1orilog aoar 10 paa, at Netitloner
ON Sinooclic iii at brine Salooner
naa Tor at inouilaes rnbcrIfripes al
60 Groccnt al ocnl, lpm ltente pcr
iioite &ala, % at Saloonerne ltal
luffc ST. : Niten iitebetior al. s
iom III.
: Suiet blep ser iremiat ct 6or'
Iloa on SphTpelieu al BEN iaafalot(
mon. partiinn judiciary" Sop.
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Spopiulo / Wlluuenpulie.

Spo1inlo / minneapolis. Gle
&oricih cr / en- Nl0er a IT Nor
aignuct uc0 Go0cn / lit Mlcm
/ M}lmtapolt2.
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uonupute Noitmcitrc cr ". i. Sal
monion / Mouoiuoblp, N%anoiuohio
Gpuntu. % Z. ". GctluuN / Ma
rinc Mliu2. &&aihiultou Goumtp.
Srrcrinoc I'll minneapolis. 4tll@
GmlUa Sau0berA tI0li9Crc o@'ttes
rtnoc Observation-Disclosures / Grcc
horn Golltn cr iratruuot oennc
StiIliul Tor al taQc 9IniUttcllc pco
6oltcitoIcu / minneapolis.
Turbrnocrnntallct tiger. Sra
Il. Glul0 mcloc@. al "a II Sanger
lcr ON 0uQen brogtc2 ira q Saul
Ill Statcu2 0crupreuoc Stroion'
llalt blco Ser belle 9lntal al Sc Der
pNrenoc Gorbruoerc $50. bpiIfct CT
0ct ~iter'tc oeuuc Nunitult nolcnlinoC
lar baut ilocu line Niurc,
Trpe ihirl nnocr Sapncu. Mar.
I'M @rosbCr0 ell Gementarbeloer ho,
enoe mar Sanlor, gSi@., er iroSler
libel pco Miuuua, hpor han bapol
ailaat et &eieA, Mou ianbtcs nrl
(Sernbaueiporct Ell Ntil9 %ci ira Sp
Ell, "a Oct loo Ill, at han hauoe lag
ia neo ior al buiIe og laa ior lieoI,
uar iuloeu | Sepu.
StOr Riit ON Suec Cine. &c
'ldes M, al Succ elettriife Sinie pi
upre lgong III Tensioro inhen Il
Har, % Der piier ill meIlem DC ior
'tieIigc 9per at pare ltor 9fiit on
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-01-22

bun, peb at fortiptte lit Mrbeioe iom
fer, optog en- eller anoen tr9neenoe
Tiaes Elaos og binOrebe benne / at
frlnile erbperpe S~ipsopbolo pan en-
lfiffeli9 Waooe.
Saalmpoig @Ggtemano. Mbbola
Saab, en- Sprier / Ga crosse, bar /
ptte Inr taalmoOig pentet paa jim
Su1trlts Stlbagefom1t, men ieger nh
Gfilsmisle. Sor otte Mar iioen for
LOS bun lin Mano meo ben geifeb,
at bun finn piloe beiege Ell Habo,
men er lioen life fonmen tilbage, og
CONNER Sigbee bemerfeoe, at Wan-
Dcn peo fine otte Mars Senten prligt
bupbe iortjent Sfilsmisien. Conn
ineren giorbe BEN flugenoe Sprier
opmcrflom paa, at ban life funoe
tuge fig en- m Suitru ier ct Mar
bar bengaaet, men bemerfebe lamti.
oigt, at bette for en- Wano meo hans
Saalmoo bapoe tibet at iige.
Sranoitiftclic % Spperi. % Ser
forleoen aften uobreo Slb Inton
2ees StalO / Staooarb, % getien-
ten / 9urlington-Sanen Station
beritebs iprong ITO for at bi9lpe til
meo Slufningsarbeioet, bapoe Sppe
benpttet Jig al anleoningcn % itiaa-
let $40 ira Stationens branoiifre
Sfob. Sffe tilfrebs bermeo bopbe
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. lat Slo paa en-.
oel p9roiiulbe Eapirer / Stations.
bpgninaen, og oct fprite man bite
ON oet ~inotrlline bar, oa oenne Bug
ming ogiaa ~opoageoes at bore
9rano. Sloen blep BOG Der l%lrffet.
Spennppnte Stalo bar uoen Spil
blepen ontenot for at giue Sppene
beore I~nleoning.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-01-22

2potbctere tiIbaQetctaler Benocue boiS Pn;o Sirts
itc iurerer iisenot 'tlulte. blooeree eller 'rcr,s
VteS. 6cr'te Nuoenoelie .glrer Slnortn9.
SCENTS advertisement
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-01-22
ores monb Somes Wanaban bar til.
lteoe Tor at itette benne Tlon.

III furerc TorfisIcISe paa CT Too.
2Gg yarattut gromo Gniuine Sabietttr, aootbefere
fulbogebtialer penaene. bpis he lie ifnloe pirfe. 4.
W. Srooes Signaiur poa boer aSife. 25e. Adv.
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~~<@4yvm> &ist bin ierife trcsne % iaIteoe
~aMNS2 ofe Snperior Silo bnS os; fnn beoife
&politet Gilt ienbes. Serif frosien Glib $3.50 NJ. 100
Yos. aasle; $500 pr. 50 Bos. 2asle; ~reoialtet Sllo
81. 80 pr. 100 Ybs. 9dage. *2.25 pr. so IBIS. 9agae;
ferItfrpsien Yiderel &c pr. 9nub. Ref. 9th 9tat. Vnnf.
wRRoE-LARSENC CO..
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Oicb incTte M frpS'en Safe Superior glib
~ bireftc fra Sanaitm9noene nben roaen Wteneuts
monbs Gsprtieneite. $500 pr. 100 pb. / fterf Get. i
Qasier 1876 Tor l009b. IN froSier Vi6ereI $6.5 tot
100 30. 30 30. 50 35. America r ish Co.. Duluth. MINI.
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0anmel aiganct uco Go0cu / lit Mlcnt
/ M{lmtupoli2.
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SaDiSIon CT ct mt Toltfontor op-
rcttet / Sapl on Gorlntp meo $. g.
Gopiolon iom Eoitmelter.
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@y~ ri ianeer Dor esen Sin. % bar
~~S ben bsoitegnIeoniug I'll at lepere beo'te
apolitet til feIgenoe Qrier; 6eritetlosieS ferif frosien
9ofe Superipr Silb 100 Bo., paffst &dsie. S3.25.
Renaiort (crtra fin q nali'et), 100 4o.. paftet Gos'e.
81 90. 9tlialtet Silo. 100 Yb.. reoldqt 9nags.
81. 25. Nuialtet Silh. 80 30. reolaat | 2ogge.
ST 30. FRA ct halrt Spu til @parlobuina gtpes ipe'
cieae Nriier. Zine gelfiainger nil prompt fnloes. ON
0eiret tilaoer BET. nj 9aranterer 2~ll'rsosit uelte eller
Yenaene tilbagebetoles. Refereuee: Sirit State Vaut.
3uo Sarbprs, Minr. Seuo bine ge'ttninatr til:
Jensen & Edisen, Two Harbors, MINI.
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mooct pnl at beuil1e Eelgc til Dis
mooct onl at brpiIge Vcllgee til DIS.
ic %nofiob. ior oct bIiper Ior lent.
Mr.. Thiuip3, ser nlcb Itorc Tenaello'
lU0 oporrticoc ocuuc @nfiolohioro,
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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-01-16
MAYOR TO FIGHT
ENEMIES WITH
BULLETIN BOARD
Plans To Show Them Up With
"Piecess Over His Own
Signature
BOARD TO BE DISPLAYED
OUTSIDE OF CITY HALL
Executive Believes Inside
Dope" Will Make Great Hit
! With Public

Mayor Marx proposes TO print some
inside dope" on municipal matters.
which he thinks will be of general in
terest TO the public. Beginning Feb.
l, large bulletin board VII be dis
played on the outside OF eyAs 9rtheast
corner OF the city b md on the
board will appear d, bulletins over
the mayors signs Ire. The mayor
promises some red-hot bulletins as
soon as he gets his hand In the pub
fishing game. He will act as editor
in-chief Of the bulletins. his secretary.
Edward t. Fitzgerald, as news editor,
and Bob" Lewis, messenger In the
executive Office. will operate the print
Ing press. The bulletins will be print
ed In large type so that they can DC
read at q considerable distance.
Il wish II understood that am not
going into the publicity hpsiness fol
the PURPOSE on tiosase @anyl ksaad,s sliux
ing" said the mayor. Saturday morn
ing, explaining his bulletin board idea
THE bulletins will contain informa
ton for the general public on matters
of importance, such as the street cal
question and others. | propose to tel
the public just what are the motives
behind some OF the opposition to my
plans for municipal ownership. l vii
also correct some of the misrepresen
tations that have been and are beinl
made concerning my Office and munic
ipal improvements that | am adyocat
ing. II necessary l will tack pictures
OF certain people on the bulletin board
to illustrate my little articles. The
bulletins will be read by thousands OF
people daily. I will sign each bulletin
printed so that can be held person
ally responsible for every statement
made"
The mayor feels that he has been
the target for unjust newspaper criti
cism. 1t Is understood that the mayor
has some pieces" already written
that he is anxious to have the public
read
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-01-16
Official Death List Remains At
10000, While Unofficial Re-
ports Add Greatly to This
Number
RELIEF WORKERS REACH
BUT FEW OF STRICKEN
Peasants Huddle in Groups
Without Food, Fuel or Extra
Clothing
BY ALICE RoHE.
fsto1r Oo~Tesponden. Unated Press

lSfdT Correspondent Untfed Press.p
ROME, Jan. 16.-Rescue and relief
work which is still occupying the at
tention Of all Italian officials make
impossible tabulation Of definite list
of casualties. But the consensus OF
tho Official and unofficial opinions. OBJ
tainable at noon today. showed that
the death list In the earthquake dis
aster will not be less than 10000. De-
spite the best efforts It has been i'm
possible to restore communication
with the stricken district. In some
sections, particularly inaccessible. the
troops assigned TO the work OF rescue
are still searching for some way over
the mountains and roads and even the
small trails having been blocked by
great landslides. Thousands or the
injured victims OF the quake are still
without attention and. although food.
fuel and clothing Is being hurried into
Abruzzi province from the entire sur
rounding region. II is feared that many
must be frozen to death or even die
of starvation before aid can reach
them
A total OF 164 distinct earthquake
shocks has been registered on the
seismograph OF the Royal Meteorolog-
ical observatory since the first shock
was felt Professor Palazzo. the d.
rector. said today that there were 49
slight shocks yesterday,--.He believes,
however. that there VIII be few addf-
tional and that they will be or little
Importance.
The report OF the bishop OF the
Marica district to Pope Benedict de-
scr.bes his charge as "a great ceme-
terry" II is now developing that
among the dead are many priests and
nuns. The quake came at an hour
when the churches weNe crowded with
the religiously inclined, all at mass.
And II Is now certain that hardly a
church in the entire district affected
escaped damage and more than one
third Of them were totally destroyed
Huddled in groups In the open
country, without food, fuel or ex-
ira clothing, many thousands OF
CONTINUED ON Page EiEbtD
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-01-16
"HEALER" LAYS
ON HANDS; YOU
GET The "ClFT''
Brother Gallagher Admits 1t
Without Smile, AS He
Reaches for Coin
BATTING AVERAGE IN
DIAGNOSIS is ZERO
Employs Old "Gags" of Medi-
cine Faker, But Proves Very
Bad Guesser

The more one stops TO consider IL
the more wonderful appears TO De the
work Of q man who has been in Detroit
but two months. lie came here un-
heralded and unsung and started III a
modest manner to prove his powers TO
the public. II was not long until ne
had become known as a wonder work
er, one who possessed unseen strength
and who used his gift as means OF
relief to his fellow sufferers Gradual
ly the afflicted began TO learn or this
man and as one cure followed another
IL reaches all over this part OF Michi-
gan.
Mr.. Gallagher is this marvel Years
ago he was known throughout the
northwest as the Minnesota Boy Heal
er and many in his native states, Wis
consin and Iowa, still testify to the
almost impossible cures that he per-
formed, and the demonstrations are
yet remembered and talked over by
been living in Michigan, In Jackson,
the same success followed him and he
has repeatedly here. The paperS have
contained accounts OF what he has done
for the afflicted and his grateful
patients have been called upon and
cheerfully substantiated what the
press has said Mr.. Gallagher. who has
offices at 643 Jefferson ave. east, does
not use medicine OF any kind or any
surgical instruments. He cures by lay
and curative powers have been proven
TO some OF our prominent citizens.
Those afflicted are Invited TO call and
see im,-Advertisement In the De
troit Tribune.
This is free advertisement for
Mr.. Ga1lagher-absolutely free. In
fact, instead of realizing anything
from this "ad," the business Office Is
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-01-16
"SLUMMIE' SHOOTS
HIS STEP-FATHER

John Moore, 90. colored. was shot
and fatally wounded Saturday after
noon by his stepson, Howard Pierce,
alias "Slummie." Moore was taken
to st. Mary's hospital with two bull
let holes in his body Both Moore
and Pierce have police records. The
shooting took place I'm E,oore's home
on Ellzabeth-st.. near ST. Antoine-st.
Moore was released from the house
OF correction Saturday morning after
serving a 5O-day' term for wife-beat-
ing. Pierce alleges that Moore was
attempting 10 beat HIS wife when the
shooting took place. The police ar.
rested Pierce in rooming house on
Russell-st., near the Arbeiter hall.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-01-16
SUNDAYS JUApEz EyTRIEs

First Race-Selling 3-yeartplds and
up: 5h furlongs; ,Virgie Dot. ss; xAvo-
ca, IS; Make Good. SO: John Spohn, 80,
xMarty Lou. 80; Kitty Stanfeld, l04;
Coma, 104 Virginia s., l06: xUpland
King. l05; Dusky Dave. loo; Auto
maid, los; Christmas Daisy. lVs;
Charles Goetz. 10: Capt. Druse. 10.
Louis Des cognets. ll2
Second Race-3year- -olds and up,
selling. bh furlongs: Carrie Orme. 101,
Iangaree. 1922 Category, l03; Luke
Mae. 104 Frokendale. 106; xYallaha.
l06; Type. l07: Inez. lis.
Third Race-3-year- and up.
Sinaloa handicap. furlongs: Faith
ON, 95; Brookfield. 106; Injury. los;
Bell OF Bryn Mawr, 116.
Fourth Race year -olds and up.
Rio GIande selling stakes. value 81. 200.
s furlongs: xLack Rose, 100; Bermu-
dian. 102; Grosvenor, los: Florence
Roberts, 105; (a) Osaple, los: ta)Fur
long. 10S: Pay Streak, 101; Othello, Ill
(a)Spencer and Webber entry
Fifth Race-Selllng. 3-year- olds and
up. 5h furlongs: xVelie Forty. los
Cieopat. los. Miss Sly. los: Bob Lynch
10: Visible, 110: Nifty, no. Fred Drew
10: sheriff Foley. 110: Pajorite, ITO;
sixth Race-selling. 4-year -olds and
up. mile: xWoof. 95: xPhillistina 100;
Bertha v, 100; xRose ONeil, 103;
Winifred D.. 105; Kelsetta. 107; The
Cinder, 107: Vireo, los; Calcium, lib.
xApprentice allowance claimed
Weather clear; track fast.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-01-16
I SLEUTHS,lly q.
GUARD, BANDIT
FAILS TO SHOW
Tip That Paymaster Was To BE
Robbed Causes Heap of
Excitement
DETECTIVES TRAIL
AUTO CONTAINING $4,000
Parade To Great Lakes Engi-
neering Plant Proves Quiet as
Funeral

Offl cials OF the Great Lakes Engi-
neering works received a tip" from
private detective, Friday, that when
Paymaster James Ryan started out
with $4,000 to meet the payroll for
the employees OF the company's plants
at the foot OF Rivaru-st., and In
Ecorse, Saturday morning, he would
be held up by bandits, who had care
fully planned a robbery, and would
hesitate at nothing. Police were no
tilted, and Paymaster Ryan and
Cashier f. G.. Morley were given a
bodyguard OF seven detectives and
Supt. John b, Downey, when they
started out on their mission shortly
after 9 o'clock.
Great mystery was thrown about
the expedition, in headquarters, where
suppressed excitement oozed out OF
the cracks in the floor, intended ex.
cluslvely for the pet cockroaches.
Paymaster Ryan and Cashier Nor.
ley drove up TO headquarters in a
taxicab and Detectives Martin, Bo-
lone, Parker, Dwyer, Hayes, Cotter
and Shook piled into two touring cars
that trailed the taxicab at q short dis.
tance.
From the Peoples State bank, the
caravan made its way to the east side
plant of the shipbuilding concern, at
the foot of Rivard-st. No bandit
stopped the procession, and the police
heaved long sighs of relief.
Out To the Ecorse plant, the auto
mobile parade wended its way, and
the paymaster wasn't hailed by a
soul. and not gun was unlimbered.
Then the detective squadron re-
turned TO headquarters.
"Not a word to say" said Inspector
McCarty. Its secret"
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-01-16
"CUs" WILLIAMS
TAKES own LIFE
Well.Known Comedian Shoots
Self While Standing In Rail-
road Station

YoNKERs, n. Y. Jan. l6.--"Gus"
Williams, Civil war veteran. and for
the last 20 years one OF the best
known comedians on the stage, shot
himself here today and is now dying
in ct Joseph's hospital. Williams fred
a bullet into his head while standing
I'm the putnam railroad station here
shortly after noon. No reason is known
for his act. He had just returned here
nom a visit TO New York. Williams
was associated for years with several
OF the leading theatrical producers.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-01-16
HIGH OFFERED $4,000
TO JOIN PITTSFEDS

NEW YORK, Jan. l6--Bill Dono-
van, new manager of the New York
Yankees, is going to have some OF his
nicely laid plans go widely astray II
reports flying about baseball circles
are true. II Is known that High, who
Donovan travelled to Detroit 10 buy or
trade for, has been offered $4,000 by
Rebel oakes, manager of the Pitts
feds High, II Is said, has declared
Donovan will have TO come across
with like amount II the Yanks are
TO retain his services.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-01-16
CLEVELAND TEAM
RENAMED INDIANS

CLEVELAND, o., Jan. 16.-Cleve-
land sporting editors and local base
ball officials today renamed the Cleve-
land American league team The In
dians," and likewise permanently
named the Cleveland A. A. club THE
Spiders"
The American league team was
forced to change It's name because OF
the sale to the Athletics OF Napoleon
Iajoie. from whom 1t took the name
Maps" 13 years ago.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-01-16
THE WEATHER

Detroit and vicfnityt saturday night
cloudy with snow or raint sunday snow
and coIdert fresh southeast shifting 20
strong westerly winds.
Lower Michfgnnt snow or rain Sat
urday night, Sunday snow and colder
Increasing east 90 north winds, prob-
sbIy reaching gale force.
Highest temperature this date I'm
past AZ years. 90, I'm 1880, lowest. 4
Glow zero In 1sn3.
rr1Dsy.e rr <spuu . r,ruv.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-01-16

CHARGED With swindling the Good
year Tire Co. ont OF tires valued "a
s2s1. and obtaining $50 worth OF
tires from the Fiske Rubber Co., by
fraud. Louis Yost. % years old. was
arraigned before Justice Jeffries. Sat
urday morning. and held IN bail Of
$500 for examination. Jan ~.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-01-16
BY WILLIAM PHILLIP sImMs
COTTON PRICES TOUCH
HIGH WATER MARK

NEW YORK. Jan. 16.--Cotton prices
today touched new high mark since
the resumption OF business on the ex.
change. under considerable buying by
Liverpool and local houses that was
Influenced by larger takings by spin
ners reported ~ the last weekly
statistics. Toward noon there was
some profittaking that caused q slight
reaction, but the undertone Was good.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-01-16
HOUSEWIVES TO
FIGHT FURTHER
RISE in WHEAT
Begin NATIONWIDE Campaign
For Support of Appeal To
President Wilson
AUSTRALIAN CROP is
BELOW HOME NEEDS
Problem of Supplying World
With Bread Becoming Ex-
tremely Serious

WASHINGTON, Jan. 16.-Pres-
ident Wilson this afternoon re-
ferred to Attorney-GeneraI Greg
ory the petition Of Mrs. Julian
Heath, president Of the National
Housewives league, who asked
drastic action even to the point Of
a foodstun embargo, to check
soaring wheat and flour prices.
This reference carried with Il
direct suggestion that the depart
nnent Of justice thoroughly lnvesti-
gate the subject.
NEW YORK, Jan. 16.-With millers'
representatives predicting famine
prices for bread and -four, the Ma
tional Housewives league prepared
today to launch a nationwide move
ment for support Of its telegraphic ap-
peal to President Wilson to act and
prevent suffering among the poor.
Mrs. Julian Heath, president OF the
league, today awaited an answer from
the president. to her message urging
drastic measures" Meanwhile
league investigators were canvassine
the situation among grain men, mil
lers and big bakers, who were report
ed to be planning an immediate boost
In bread prices.
Failure OF the Australian wheat
crop has made the problem OF supply.
Ing the world with bread extremely
serious" George A. Zabriski. eastern
representative OF the Pillsbury mill
ing interests, said today. Instead OF
having $4,000 900 bushels OF wheat tc
export, the islanders will have TO buy
about 12,000,000 bushels TO feed their
avn people. Though Argentina will
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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-01-16
TIPS SMALL,
WORK SCARCE,
WAITER in NEED
First Cafe Server to Seek As
sistance Applies to Com
merce Board
MANY TRAGIC TALES
OF WANT STILL HEARD
One Man With Three Children
Says Home Is Without Bit
of Food

Three orders OF chicken a la king,
one order OF chicken in cream and
the tlpssfor the night for this walter
I'm one OF Detroit's fashionable hotel
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