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The Detroit times., 1915-12-04
ENCINEER FOVS
TRAIN BANDITS

MALVERN. Ark. Dec. 4.-Posses
with bloodhounds from Little Rock
and Arkadelphia are securing the
thickets in this vicinity for bandits
who early today attempted TO hold
~ Iron Mountain passenger train
No. 9, six miles south Of here. Late
reports said two Of the bandits were
killed and a deputy wounded in a
battle between posse and the
would-be robbers. There was no
confirmation, however.
Engineer Howard's coolness prob
ably saved the passengers and mail
clerks from being robbed. The two
men entered the cab shortly after
the train left Malvern. Each was
masked and armed.
Go ahead" they said, "and don't
stop until you see two campfres.
Stop ut the second"
Howard put on full steam and the
train went on at 50-!nile an hour
clip and beyond the fires. where II
is thought confederates OF the men
were hidden. About mile past
the f'res the engine was halted. The
duo leaped from the cab and disap-
pearod In the darkness.
The Detroit times., 1915-12-04

ming the women's Home Missionary
society OF the Presbyterian church
Will hold their annual praise service
at which time Mr.. =. katsuixumi. a
native OF Japan. will deliver an ad-
dress on The problem OF the TAT
east. At the Baptist church Rev.
+. A, Brass Will preach on waiting
az the cross roads" and Rev. r. J.
Walker at the Methodist church on
viii lead the EpSorth league on the
topic "A nameiess prophet who kept
fresh Gods name" English services
will he held In ~. Paurs German I.u-
theran church at o'clock, Sunday
afternoon.
Lee shipley. OF Detroit. is now em
ployed IN l.. G. Murdock's barber
shop.
Miss Mabel Tifhn. daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs; James Tifhn. OF this place.
and clyde Fisher. OF Plymouth. were
will make their home here. Mrs
Fisher Is chief operator In the Office
OF the Michigan state Telephone Co.
Frank Cody. assistant superinten- =
dent OF the Detroit schools. and mem
ber OF the sta4e board OF education.
Will talk TO the Mems Bible class OF
the NJ r. Sunday school. Sunday. His
topic with be Special education In
the Detroit schools"
bowling contest between the
regular local team and n picked team
alleys Friday evening.
Otto Loomis was In Detroit on
business. Friday.
Mrs. r. ". Allen and son. Ronald.
OF FarminRtop. spent Friday In the
home OF Mr.. and Mrs, r. c. Murdock.
The Detroit times., 1915-12-04
JUDGE COMMAND
SLICES S1OO OFF
ATTORNEYS BILL

You lawyers can't come into this
court and estimate the value OF your
service5 in round numbers ! want
an itemized accounting from law
yer. Just as I want II from anyone
else who appears in this court"
Probate Judge Edward Command
made these remarks, Friday. as he
slashed the bill Of 4 prominent at
torney from $500 TO $500. The law
yer had acted as guardian for Mich
olas Bocms. Rooms has wife and
two children. Five hundred and
eight dollars is left OF the estate.
The wife Is Ill.
IN rendering his annual account.
The guardian inserted an item
for 5000. for his services, more than
half the amount that was left in he
estate
"rhe statutory fee Is $780," said
Judge Command. "Ill grant that
you had TO do extraordinary service
in this case. and give you 500 for
tha: but you haven't shown me
where you have any more coming.
The wife and children need the
money more than you
Booms, through Attorney Charles
=. Ashurst, had contested the fee
asked for by his guardian.
The Detroit times., 1915-12-04
81 INDICTED
AS GRAFTERS

CHICAGO. Dec. 4.-Forty-six in
dictments. naming 81 defendants,
we're returned Friday as result OF
the grand iury's inquiry into alleged
labor graft.
Ftftee nof the true bills charge
extortion: another Is. containing
seven counts each, charge conspir.
acy' third batch OF IS charges
malicious mischief. and one indict.
'nent. containing 10 counts. charges
conspiracy
The defendants named ranged
from heads OF local labor organisa.
lions and small plate glass manu-.
facturers 10 alleged slugeers.
Testimony before the Grand Jury
wove a, long talc ~ intimidation
extortion and ths harassment NJ
persons who declined to submit tc
tho demands OF union business
agents and their alleged assistants
according TO county officers.
The Detroit times., 1915-12-04
In Suburban Pulpits
81. stephens Episcopal Church
NNaAA0l1R

50. stephens Episcopal Church
Tn. Rev. r q ~ Robinson. rec
tor. Morning prayer and sermon at
10 90. Communion services: Sunday
school at has.
The First Congregational Church
The Rev. Charles Walton Jones.
pastor. Morning worship at 1880,
Sermon on the theme, The Reason, !,
soleness of Sacrifice.' sunday school
Endeavor at s:is: leader. Lee Ed
wards. Topic. Golden Fruit from
the Prayer Life" Evening worship
at 7;se: subject Of pastors sermon.
Trinity Ev. Lstheraa Chsrrh-Wyas-
dotte
The Rev. F. 6. Bauer. pastor; Pre-
paratory service at $50 Aorninng ms
Topic. "Christs Advent on Judgment
Day" Advent service at 1870. sub
ject OF advent sermon. preparedness
for Christs Advent.
The Rev. Map son II. sewelL pastor.
Morning serNiCe at 1000. Topic,
small Beginnings Christian En-
ing. topic. Golden Fruit from tho
rrayer Life" Evening service at
30 Topic OF sermon. The Tears
ChSrch-wyaad
The Rev. Luther h. Lovetoy, u. ID.
pastor Morning service and com ,
munion at l0:0o. Topic. "kindled
worth League at $50. Evening ser.
vice at 1:50. Topic, The Job OF
Building a City" quarterly love
81. JeHn's Evangelical Church
Wysnsot,e.
The Rev. Aiois Schmidt, pastor
Morning service at 1000 sunday
Fir.t B.pt,st Chureh-wyaadotts
The Rev. w. Is. r. Brown, pastor
sunday school at . - m. H. Y. 4. l.
at s:45. Evening service at 1890.
First Presbytevssn Chureh-Eeerse
Rev. Alexander Mcdonald. temper
airy pastor. Service at 1880.
F,rst rresbyter.as Church--rre1to'
The Rev. George Guicusrd. pastor
Morning service at 1880. sunday
at s:45. Evening service at $50.
River Rouge Methodist Church
The Rev. A.. "A. biaKeiy, pastor
Morning S ssrE,ee hdo al loiVs sernD" Ini6S ES Sy
worth League at e:l5. Evening SER
vice at 90.
Grace Baptist Church. River Rouge.
The Rev. = r.. Samuelson. pastor.
Morning service At 1890. Theme OF
sermon. Real preparedness Even
ing service at 1880. Topic, The
beauty of Christ" Il. Y. L. devotion
al at s.ls. 90
Church OF the Advest. River Rouge.
The Rev. Harry II. Ridley. pastor.
Services at 1880. sunday school at 2.
Christ Wv. Lutheran Church, River
ROuge.
The Rev. \. EbendiCk. pastor. Morn
ing service at 10. sunday school at
2. Advent service at 1880.
Ftrst ". r.. Church. Trentes.
The Rev. Elmer L. smith. pastor.
Morning service at 1880 Topic.
purity sunday school at ll:l5.
Epworth League at s.45 Evening
service at 1870. Topic. Love and
fear"
The Detroit times., 1915-12-04
WAYNE ROLLER
RINK is OPEN

Instead OF the rush and hustle OF
shipping and travel. the whirr OF
roller skates and the music OF a
brass band will now be heard at the
foot OF Third-ave. All boats OF the
d. & c. feet went into winter quar-.
ters last week, and the immense
main floor OF .he building used by
the company during the navigation
season Is again occupied by the
Wayne roller rink. Proprietor J. X
Hayes has had q force OF vorkmen
busy night and day laying . new
floor and getting everything In shape
for the opening. which will take
place this evening. Straub Sisters
band win furnish music for the
skaters.
The Detroit times., 1915-12-04
YPSILANTI

George NcKim. of Superior town
ship. is selling his farm implements
and stock and will move In the near
future 10 Detroit. where he has &C
cepted position with the Ford Mo"
tor Co.
Election OF officers will be held
Monday evening In Knights OF Py-
thias lodge meeting. A musical pro-
VIII be served by Fred Colts and
his committee.
Mr. and Mrs. VI. G. Day Miss Imoe
Belle Day. Mr.. and Mrs: 6. Fletch-
bell and son went TO Van Buren,
township today TO attend the funeral
Of Frank Day. a prominent resident
and well known here. His death oc-
betes. His wife and three sons and
one daughter survive Rev. Poiluck.
OF Grass Lake. conducted the SER
vices
The marriage Of Leo ~Hautsbergne
and Miss Fideiia Raymond. both of
this city. is announced.
The will Of the late Duane Spals-
bury be1uestns 1909 20 HI. s.tsr,
remainder II left TO his widow. Mrs.
Mary spsisbury. Who IL named ex-
The nrst quarterly conference OF
be held saturday. Dec. IL. in the Dix.
Election of officers Will be held
Monday evening In the meeting of
Fred showerman. OF New York
city. was a visitor this week In the
home OF his brother. Frank. on North
|wsshinston-st.
Mrs. George Fletcher. OF Plymouth.
In spending some time with her par.
ents IN the city. but her husband
has gone TO Detroit to work on the
-. T.. r..
Peari-st. has been Gu, through from
Wallace blvd. TO sumnit.st The side
walks and curbing have been built,
but the road work has not been com.
pleted. Another new street has been
ordered from summit to sheridan.
and the new thorough hfare will be
named Eim-st.
Miss Louie Lamburn will be host.
sss A. a theatsr party In the Martha
Miss Hattie Every. OF the Press
/ ofhce. IN confined TO her room IN the
Savoy by illness
| DIT. Clarence Allen. pastor ~ the
First W. r, church Of Buffalo. ~ Y
and son OF the late Dr. Charles T.
,ur,.S ,isni o. sforl ,hi. - city hs. been trans.
OF Western New York 10 the Wheel
irg. w Va. NJ. r. church He ls
moving TO his new southern home
Mrs. Harry ". Briton ~ expected
10 return from New York city
Lee Dawson II planning 20 build
expects to commence work early In
Nrs. Georgia Richsdson Basksr.
VILE. OF the Normal college faculty.
has returned from Columbus. ohio
The public II invited TO attend
The Detroit times., 1915-12-04
HIGHLAND PARK

F. l. Kliningsmith. secretary OF
Ford Motor Co, Of No. i6o Massochu-
setts-ave, accompanied Edsel h
Ford. Thusday. by way OF the VOL
veine fyer. TO take leave OF Henry
Ford on his peace mission. Mr. kim
iugsmith at his departure was still
undecided whether or rot he would
accompany Mr.. Ford abroad.
Mr., and Mrs. G. n. Staubach. OF No.
III Puritan-ave.. are visiting their
son. Arnold Staubach. IN Cambridge.
Mass, where ne attends the Massa-
chusetts Institute Of Technology.
The Highland Park Creame. of
No 2eli Woodward ave. was a scene
OF blaze Thursday evening The
origin Of the fire is unknown. con
siderable damage was done In the
basement.
Dr. and Mrs. W. y. BrsIey. OF No.
81 Elmhurst-ave.. returned Thursus'
from a visit in Saginaw. Mich.
Mr.. and Mrs. william Carleton. OF
No 81 Buena vista-ave. east, gave n
theater party and dinner for Miss
Mar jorie Parker. OF No. 1870 Color-
ado-ave.. and Charles Chidses. Of De
troit. Friday evening.
Miss Fay Rodgers. OF No. 20i
GrAnd-avc. east. returned Thursday
where she recently underwent "A
serious operation. She is slowly i'm
proving
The Church league. composed OF
members from the Trinity NJ T..
church. Baptist church and Cougre-
gational church. organized a basket
ball team, Thursday evening. IN the
Ferris school The Trinity NJ. T.. frst
and second team played an exhibition
game with a score OF 81 20 l6, in
favor OF the rrat team
The Highland Park theatcr has en-
iarged its building at cost OF
{1D0
ave-. was severely injured when ~ -
ten and scratched by an Angors cat.
while sleeping fne cat entered the
room through the bedroom window
The physicians are afraid Of blood
uoIgnp
The Detroit times., 1915-12-04
ANN ARBOR

George Henderer. who mas been y
patient In the Homeopathic hospital
for the past two months, has hten
diTsharsed and has returned stS, home: ,.
Mr. and Mrs Z r. Calklns. Mr.. and
Mrs a.. W. Gill. Mr. and Mrs. A. J..
Rose and Mr.. and Mrs. William
schulz last evening went TO fpsilanu
and laymen Of the West Detroit dis
trict
Rev. Michael Bourke. assistant
pastor of St. Thomas church. who re-
Gently underwent al operation for
appendicitis. rs recovering rapidly
That men can plan and carry tn a
successful conclusion social event
was demonstrated when the Uen ~
the NJ. Z church served a banquet
TO the members OF the congregation
last evening. over 900 persons were
served with supper prepared and
set before the gues,S by the men.
They attended TO every detail.
Zal-Gaz grotto VIII give a dancing
party Mt the new armory next We'd
nesday evening. music being furnish
cd by Ike" Fischer's saNaphone or
chestra.
A thimhle nartv 90 Witch ma'hars
~ oui-of-town students who may be
in the city at the time az" {" We
guests. viii be given by the MiChi -
gan DANES an organization compos-
ed OF the wives OF students on Mon
dRN evening.
Word has been received IN this
city of the serious illness ~ Wen
deli Moore son of Mrs. Myrtle +,
Moore. Moore was attending law q
renceviile academy when attacked
nv Bright's q sease, and his w~-N y
was compelled TO remove him from
school, and viii take him south for
tho winter
The sunshine circle ~ The Kings
Daughters Will meet Monday "v~uing
AZ the home of Miss Mary Whaley.
lenS Welis-st
President HutchinS OF the Tniver-
sitv Or Michigan. left FOR Cleveland
yesterday To attend some meetings
To d" held IN connection with the
the Michigan tpipr campaign.
The Detroit times., 1915-12-04
GERMANS
DRIVE OUT
LAST SERBS
tContina. d ssss Page one1

has crossed the frontier and taken
refuge in Greece.
These forces. II was semi-officially
stated today. will neither be disarm'
ed nor interned. On the contrary.
they will be allowed 10 make their
way eastward through Greek terri
tory and reioin the Anglo French
forces near Gusgveii
With the fall OF Monastir, the
Serbs have relinquished practically
their last grip on Serbian territory.
Both In the north and south the Ser
hian armies have eluded their pur-
suers, and have escaped intact
across the Albanian frontier, Tight
inc their way through snow nlled
mountain passes.
The retreat from Monastir was so
we'll timed that only a few score
of prisoners are reported 10 have
fallen into the Teutons hands.
Three detachments from Vassich's
army that did not cross into Greece
are moving westward TO form juno
ton with other Serb forces resting
on the Albanian frontier.
A picked band of Serbian comitad-
jis. noted for their bravery. made
the last stand at Monastir and held
OF hostile forces 90 times their size.
Salonika dispatches reported today.
They harrassed the advancing Teu-
tons day and night. leading them TO
believe they we're opposed by a
much larger force. In the final bat
tie on the heights before Monastir
this little force was slaughtered al
most 10 a man. Less than $50 Of
them are believed to have been TAX
en- by the invaders.
Dispatches from Rome delayed
several hours in transmission said
that Foreign Minister Sonnino in
formed TIE ambr ssadors of the quad
rupIe entente yesterday that Italy
would cooperate both In military
and diplomatic action In Greece.
Sonnnino, the dispatches said. would
make an important declaration be-
fore parliament yesterday afternoon
regarding Itily's action toward
Greece.
The Italian censors presumably
were holding up today messages re-
lating to Sonnino's speech before
parliament. Rome dispatches quot
ing Sonnino's Balkan speech made
In parliament ON "Wednesday only
reached London late yesterday.
The Detroit times., 1915-12-04
WYANDOTTE

Joseph kupp and Chris Hubert.
Monroe. were In town on business
Friday.
Inc pot luck supper given by the
Ladies Aid Of the .Aethoulst. cnurch,
rrIday evening, for the men OF the
church. was decided success. A de-
Iishttui prosIam was gwen ~ the
ladies, wnicn included a reading by
.dIss FOX. piano solos by Miss Marion
naisted, a PIANO duet b! AIRS. Trous
man and Miss kedzie. aad vocal solos
by Mlss fearl Cashmere and Miss
Leila Meston.
Ine Myandotte soccer football
Detroit. at Atkinson PARK, Detroit.
Sandsy morning at 10 a IN. The
players are requested to take the
$50 car to ClarK and torl =, and
TO change frem there TO tne Grand
Belt car line.
Miss Lillian Bessey is home for the
week lend.
Ine independent bowling team of
the city league defeated the Masonic
team 10y three straight games. FRI
day evening, in Loseiie aIieys. The
score was. Masons, slo. 1s5, ~ to-
tai, 2.S62. INDEPENDENTS, Sli I9o s3f.
total 2f0o. THIS giNeS the Indepen-
dents the first place In the league as
they are the only team TO WIN three
consecutive games from their Oppo-
nents.
Inc wyandotte Independent bas-
kethall team began It's season with a
victory In ArueIter nall. Friuay even
ing.
ihe Solvay Reps, the visiting team
has been prsctis,ng Tor some time.
and is In tralnng. The bottes, on
the other hand, nave mad two prac
tees, 50 that the score OF Jo-2S. Fri
nays result. can not be judged hy
the total OF baskets. Cashmere was
again the shooting star. maNlng most
OF the baskets for tho SubuTpanltes,
while IL Blanc, the star guard. was
at his test.
Tne Myandotte Juniors defeated
the Wanderers by tho close score OF
y-5.
Next Froday the card viii be the
Machine Gun squad OF the NJ y. c..
DetI olt. and a tast team tor the Jun.
iors. The game FrIuay hlgnt was
Ne.y well attended.
4 ne funeral Oi ,ne late Harold Per
not. l1-yesg-otu ntgh school student
and son OF MIR ana Mrs. Louis Per-
not. Pium-st.. val De neid on AonuaI
afternoon. Burial will be In Wood
The Detroit times., 1915-12-04

capital city by county local option
Merchants tell us that their busi
ness has been greatly improved In
Flint. Pontiac. lansing. Kalamazoo
and Battle Creek by these centers
going dry. The Pittsburgh board OF
commerce strongly commended pro
hibition after learning the benen'
cial results in the steel industry ob.
tanned by Coatesville. Pa, going dry
IF you are In favor OF this. We
olght to get together and md out
the plans OF those promoting II. II
II is going 10 improve the condi'
lions OF the men In our employ, In
crease the dividends OF our stock
holders, purify the politics and
cleanse the social life OF our city
and state. what more important job
can we tackle! Surely II will, at
least. be a good thing TO get togeth-
er and talk Il over. and we shall
count on you being with us"
The result OF the meeting was
the pledging OF funds for the proper
conduct OF the campaign. ana
a great deal OF enthusiasm among
the business men gathered. not only
over the prospects OF the campaign
out even over the raising OF the
'war fund"
Since the beginning OF the dry
agitation in Michigan the number
OF saloons have been decreased by
s.e34. This reduction represents the
work OF about eight years. or an av
erage OF practically one saloon put
out OF business every day OF the
eight years. There are 1926 sa-
looms left. about half or them In
Wayne county.
The Detroit times., 1915-12-04
RIVER ROUGE

The Utopia club will give a Dutch
lunch In the club rooms next Wed
neSday evening.
Born. 10 Mr., and Mrs. A IT Louis.
Jarnes-st.. daughter.
The Ladies' Aid OF the Church of
the Advent. will give a baked goods
sale in the home OF Mrs. KoTTck 30
Oak-st.. on Saturday afternoon.
There VIII bs special meeting ~
the River Rouge lodge, No. 23T.
knights OF Pythias. next ThurEday v
evening. to confer the long form first
degree
-. Roses SodaIity of our Lady Of
Lourdes church VIII meet in the
school hall sunday afternoon az
o'clock
The /. g, y. n will meet Monday
evening
Mrs. Victor Haener and son are
visiting in Detroit
John Brennan & Co. will install
the new boiler In the municipal
plant
Mrs. Lawrence Rife has returned ~
her home in Pontiac. after we"k's =
visit with Mr.. and M~s j. Riopelle.
The Detroit times., 1915-12-04
BIRMINGHAM

Mrs. Jannetta Rainey celebrated
her ei=hty-seventh birthday today AZ
her home on Pierce-st
Miss Bertha Kerr. OF Detroit. called
on friends here Friday.
Born 20 Mr.. and Mrs. samuel VIII
son, "A daughter.
Mr.. and Mrs; Fred campbell. Of Big
Beaver. viii leave soon for visit
with relatives in Missouri.
The Senior Y NJ. c. A. boys will
meet Tuesday evening at the home
~ Rev. William Mcknight. on West
Mspie-ave.
Flowers. OF Clawson. a son.
Howard WendorpA has gone "a
TOY. y. T.. TO visit his aunt. Mrs. .,
Shiable.
Oakland-aye.. OF Julius Rundel
Mrs. James Miller In ill at her
home on Southield
The men OF the Troy Methods,
church gave banquet In the church
Born. to Mr. and Mrs. John Thuet,
Charles Highly has started suit
against the unknown heirs OF Polly
Webster. TO clear the title to farm
Fire broke out ip J. smiths house
on Townsend-st., Friday night, ncar-
ly destroying g.
The willing Workers society, Of
day evening Dec. IL. In the South
neld town hall.
Nr and Mrs. Henry Blow. OF Port
Huron. arc visiting her parents. Mr
and Mrs william Luth. In Troy.
Warren Clizbe has returned from
weeks stay with friends In Lapeer
Mrs. Brit Foss. of Detroit " =
guest OF her parents. Mr. and Mrs
J. NJ. Rainey. on Pierce-st.
Announcement has been made oi
The marriage of Miss Myrtle Ford, oi
Troy. 20 Floyd Norton. OF Royal Oak
Mrs Agnes Mosier. OF Holly. " q
guest at the home Of Dr. and Mrs
j. NJ Rainey on Pierce-st.
Miss Thelma King In Ill at hei
home In Troy.
with his family In Ann Arbor.
The Detroit times., 1915-12-04
WORTHWHILE

Mr.. and Mrs. Ira c. Holt. OF De-
troit. attended work OF the local
chspter, o. r.. =, Friday evening.
The ladies' OF the local Women =
Relief Corps will hold n bake-sale In
]. H steers hardware. Saturday.
James. Jr.. the young SON or Mr.
and Mrs. j. a. Hum. has been quite
UI for few days.
Mrs y. A. Gutherat 80 visiting re-
iativcs In Greenfield and Detroit
Misses Jessie clark and Carrie
Fizeiie are attc ing the West De-
trOit district meeting Of the Epwor tn
league at Ypsilanti today. az dele
sstes from the local chapter.
The sermon topic In the First
Presbyterian church sunday morning
viii be Christmas preparedness; AZ
'he First Baptist. The fame OF
allure and AZ the Methodist Epts-
copai. Knowing God" In the eve-
The Detroit times., 1915-12-04
-taly Will Send
Force to Salonika
BY UNITED PRESS.

LONDON. Dec. i.-Delayed dis
tches from Rome. limiting that
Italy plans to send troops &c Sa
lonika as well as TO Albania. fur
ther complicated the Balkan situa
ton today.
This news came on the heels OF
reports from Athens hat the Greek
government wouli not disarm or In
tern Serbian troops taking refuge
on Greek territory after the fall OF
Mcnastir. but would permit them 10
join the Anglo-French forces. on.
Gals accepted this report as most
encouraging in view of the pes
sism prevailing during the last few
days because of King Constantire's
failure to make definite promise
to the Allies.
The Detroit times., 1915-12-04

the INTO relight the names OF war IN
Europe" said the Spectator.
I'VE must dissect the savage dos
after tying him up and so prevent
him from fastening his teeth in any
part OF the globe. Peace must be n
real peace, not merely a breathing
space wherein We prepare for fresh
wars