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The Detroit times., 1915-01-20
WOMAN'S HOSPITAL
HAD VERY BUSY YEAR

In the annual business meeting of
OF the Womans Hospital and In
fant's home. Tuesday. Mrs Frederick
II. Holt. president of the board OF
trustees. recommended that a
nurses home beerected on part OF
the vacant hospital property, as IL
is badly needed.
Mrs James +. shaw, in her report
as recording secretary, showed that
during 1914. the hospital had cared
FOR 2,170 patients; infants born
numbered 500 with 10 pairs Of
twins included; surgical cases were
239, and medical cases 80. The re-
port also showed that the endow-
ment fund has passed 100000; up
wafds of $4,000 was expended in
operating the hospital in 1914, and
the annual Christmas ball netted up
wards of $4,000
Or. Walter p. Manton. after >
years service as chief of the med
ica staff. resigned and Or. Nathan
eJnks was appointed his successor.
The following officers were re-
elected: President. Mrsh F. II. Holt:
first vice.president Mrs. r. A. Aleer.
Jr. second vice-president. Mrs.
Henry r. oy: recording secretary.
Mrs James T. shaw: correspon ding
secretary. Mrs. William r. Burten-
shaw: treasurer, Mrs o. r. Bald
win: auditor. r. H. Holt attorney,
Standish Backus: registrar. Mrs
Elizabeth La Ferte. Trustees
The Detroit times., 1915-01-20
ETTOR is HELD ON
CHARGE OF TREASON

BELLAIRE, O., Jan 20.-Seventy'
five striking miners formed a parade
in front of the city hall today and
started a march on the Belmont coun-
ty Jail at St Clairsville, where they
expected TO make free speech
demonstration in defense OF Joseph
Ettor. noted l. w. w. speaker, i'm
prisoned there for alleged treason.
Ettor was arrested here yesterday,
after he announced he would speak
TO a group of revolutionists about
"the war on capitalists"
The miners expected 10 parade
through Wheeling Creek, Bridgeport
Lansing. Barton and other towns ana
camps In the county en route. Lead
ers said 600 men would be In line
when the ST. Clairsyille jail is reach
ed. The authorities made no EFFORT
to stop the parade early but mobil.
lied deputies 70 forestall II possible.
any effort OF the free speech contin-
gent to free Ettor
The Detroit times., 1915-01-20

Wilson with a view to snatching the
party leadership away In 1915. bl'
two names seemed 10 receive much
consideration or Champ CLARK
aud William Jennings Bryan
Besieged by newspaper men al the
close OF HIS address the governor
again refused TO give out further III
formation.
81 do not entirely credit the in
formation which have. he repeated.
1T is OF so astounding a nature that
il is almost beyond my comprehen-
sion. would resign my governor
ship rather than repeat II now but
when | get the positive proof shan
not hesitate about II.
MY object in speaking OF The mat
ter at all was 10 impress upon Miehl-
gan Democrats the necessity OF pre-
senting solid front FOR Wilson-Nis-
son all the time. | believe that the
future OF Democracy depends on WI.
son. and | want Michigan 10 snow
lust where she stands
The spring convention viii be held
in Lansing. Feb 10, according TO the
decision OF the committee. choice oil
A conN ention city revealed an almost
even division sentiment between Ian
sing and Battle Creek, heretofore con
sidered certain OF getting the plum.
Several ballots were taken before a
decision Was reached,
Edwin Henderson. OF Detroit viii
act as temporary chairman.
The remainder OF the session VAS
closed 10 persons other than members
OF the committee BALLENGER. K.
The Detroit times., 1915-01-20
Turks Admit Russian
Army Is Advancing

&C NSTANTINODl.E tVia Berlin.
Jan. 2O.-Tne Russian ofIense, moving
southward In the Caucasus, continues,
IL Was officially admitted today. bur
the war Office declares the Turks ARE
.obstinately defending themselves
against superior forces
An attempt by the Russians to flank
the Turkish right has failed. accord
Ing 10 official advices West OF Khoi
about 65 miles northwest OF Tabriz
Turkish cavalry performed brilliant
work in scattering an advancing Rus
sian infantry column
Success against the British is also
claimed. A Turkish force surprised
the British by night attack on the
forts al Shaoelarab, the enemy losing
100 in killed and wounded Near Corna
an English cavalry division attempted
TO surprise Turkish cavalry force
under the protecting fire OF a gun.
boat, but was forced TO withdraw with
heavy losses
The Detroit times., 1915-01-20
LUMBER CARRIERS
CHOOSE YEARS OFFICERS

The Lumber Carriers association of
the Great Lakes In annual meeting in
the Hotel Normandie elected the fol-
lowing officers Tuesday; o. w. Blod-
gett, OF Bay City, president; Henry
McMorran, Port Huron, vice-presi-
dent; Fred p. Potter. Cleveland, sec
ond vice. president; ". f.. Holmes,
Chicago, third vice.president, and W.
ID. Hamilton. Chicago. secretary-treas-
urer. Members OF the board OF man
agers-W +. Holmes, ], j. Boland. j.
O. Nessen. L. F. Teare, J. c. Carey,
+. l.. Leckie. Edward Hines, A. n.
Hampstead, f. ID. Potter c. A. sin
clair. II. II. Mettler +. /. Fisher. :. I.
May. o. ". Blodgett, p. w. Mills T..
b. Foss, e. H. Weeks, n, A. Haigh, Z.
ii. Prescott. III. McMorran5- N. "A.
Markham, A. ". Thompson. V. +.
Mashek W. Schlosser w. u. Hamil-
ton. Myron Blodgett Charles S. Men.
w. II. Sharp. J c. Smith, III. l. VIII
ton, L. ID. Brown.
The Detroit times., 1915-01-20
LAKE CITY AFTER NEW
HOUSE OF CORRECTION
From q SION Corrcspondent

LANSING, Mich, Jan. 20.---Lake
City wants to get the State House OF
Correction. provided for by the 1918
legislature. away from Bay City. Rep
J. Frank Stevens introduced bill In
tho house Tuesday afternoon provid
ing an appropriation for that purpose
and also providing for the repeal OF
the act locating the institution at Bay
City.
Supervisors OF Bay county agreed
with the 1913 legislature TO furnish
a site for the proposed prison, intend
ing to bond the county for the pur.
pose. The bill passed but determined
opposition arose in Bay county and
the courts ruled that the supervisors
had no authority to vote bonds for
such purpose. a bill providing an
appropriation Of $4,000 for the pur
chase of a site was introduced in the
upper house by Senator Gansser last
week. Now Lake City asks the repeal
of the act placing the institution In
Bay City. IL Is understood that a
site has already been pledged near
Lake City and that no appropriation
for that purpose win be necessary in
case the present act Is repealed and
the institution placed there
BALLENGER.
The Detroit times., 1915-01-20
SUBURBAN NEWS
NPsIIlANII.

Miss Rose Springer, OF North Ad-
ams-st, Is the second victim In the
Springer family to be taken WITH scar
Miss Annie Pullen has returned 10
her work as teacher in the Greenland
schools after forced absence because
The w. c. Il. L. met Tuesday after
noon with Mrs, Marvin. Margaret
Dye Ellis and her work" was the sub
ject of an address given by Mrs. Min
ME Snedieor.
county association OF l. O. T. NJ NJ.
will be held Thursday Jan FL AT
A large class OF candidates from
every hive In the county Will be given
inftiatory work in the afternoon with
Great Commander Frances L. Burns. OF
Port Huron. supervising the work The
morning session VIII be a closed one
but the afternoon deliberations will be
open to the public. A pot-luek dinner
will be served at l2 o'clock.
Mr. end Mrs. Rinaldo Wigle have
returned 10 their home In Leamington,
Can after an extended visit in the
home of Mrs, Wigle's parents, Mr.. and
Mrs Henry owen.
Mrs William Deubel will entertain
ut a o'clock dinner this Wednesdal
Hart stevens. of Black Hills, n. D.,
has returned to his home after VISIT
Wit lis sister. Mrs NJ @. Day m.
ST.. are the parents OF young son,
born. Jan. IL
Miss Louise Brigham. author OF
BOX Furniture" will give an address
Thursday at IL o'clock In the morning
In the Normal college auditorium.
Bones" Armstrong, OF the normal
an accident in which he broke two ribs.
The Ypsilanti study club Het We'd
nesday afternoon at the home OF Miss
Clara Dole. A paper on Dry farm
ing was read by Mrs. Frank McKin-
stry, and Irrigation problems" were
discussed by Mrs. DeForest Ross. The
next meeting win be held Feb. in
the home OF Mrs. William j. Clark
The program will be musical. and viii
DR.. L. III. Jones addressed the Wo-
mans club Wednesday afternoon,
using as his topic The. commission
form OF government" Musical num-
bers were given by NJ, Fty G Cur
tlce and Mrs Cora Wilson Crawford.
The next meeting will be held Feb. 3
and will be art day with addresses
promised from Mrs. II. Holmes. Mrs
NJ c. Day. Mrs. Cora Bowen. Mrs. Nor
val Ayres. Mrs. q A. Morley, Mrs
George Lockwood, Mrs. II ID. Niblock
and Mrs. Martha Warner
Deputy superintendent kimbal. Of
the Sons of Veterans camp. n Detroit
Is furthering plans In this city for the
formation OF a camp here,
Mrs. j. w. Garty will attend the
state convention OF the Daughters OF
June. as delegats from the local or
ganization.
A new wireless telegraphy outfit has
been installed In the Normal, and time
signals are received daily from the
government station ct Arlington. Va.
The Detroit times., 1915-01-20
EDISON CO. MAKES
FINE SHOWING
Net Earnings for 1914 Are Near
ly IL Per Cent Greaer Than
in Previous Years

As an index OF industrial activity
in Detroit the past year. In spite OF
the war in Europe. statement ot the
comparative earnings and income of
the Detroit Edison Co, including all
its constituent companies. contains
some interesting data. The earnings
from commercial electric service for
the year were S5,253,042.0S as against
S4.496,6s244 In 1913. an increase of
los per cent For December, the
earnings from this source were s544.-
.O52.22 as compared with s466,7lS.56.
an increase OF 16,5 per cent
The largest increase recorded is in
the steam sales, which totaled $406.-
94l.l6 for the year, as compared with
$2S6 ,9S6.90 for 1913. a gain of 81 per
cent Earnings from municipal cleo
trio service were $9S,100.43. an in
crease OF 1876 per cent; from sales to
street railways, S595,S91.22. an in
crease OF 1876 per cent, and from sales
To other public utilities SOL 307 81, an
increase OF Is per cent
The steam sales for December alone
showed gai nof 1859 per cent. jump
ing from S44,696.21 in 1913, TO $s2,-
066.67 last month
Gross earnings for the year were
$6.495,Sl4.51, and for December. s714.-
422.ll. gain OF III per cent and
225 per cent, respectively Operating
expenses were $3.674.75OS0 and s354.-
sO2,36 for the same periods, the in
creases being IA per cent and 15.l per
cent. This leaves a net income for
the year OF S2.S2l .063.7l. and for the
month, $359,6l9.75. an increase of 21.3
and 30.7 per cent, respectively Sur
plus for the year, after the deduction
OF depreciation reserve and interest
charges, is S1,4ls,751.2s, an increase
of 26.S per cent, and for December,
s240,7l79S, an increase of 34s per
cent
The Detroit times., 1915-01-20

Sw enen % enforce the transit OF war
material 10 Russia. according 10 a
statement given out today by Tie Ger
mar press bureau The swedish pa
pers the press bureau declared. ex-
press the opinion that tie government
should ~ air means ward on TINS at
tempted violation OF Swedish neutral
lty.
Stockholm papers point out ths
press bureau asserts. that the pro
posal OF American congressman that
the United states prohibit the export
alton OF arms and ammunition 10 the
allies, should have wholesome effect
IN preventing further veNations for
traders OF neutral countries.
The Detroit times., 1915-01-20
BAR SPIRITS BUT
TOLERATE BEER,
H. TUFTS PLAN
ocon,Inued from Page one1

is composed OF wet and "dry" mem.
Ders In equal numbers. with Chairman
TUFTS choice of 10th he wet inter
ests and the AntiSaloon league-occu-
pying the middle Ground
Rep. TUFTS said Tuesday night that
he had not talked with any member
OF bis committee about the matter OF
a stare wide prohibition bill. declaring
that be- preferred 10 wait until the
matter VAS actually before the com
mittcC before attempting TO sound out
The sentiments OF the members.
II ls generally believed that. in view
of he equal division OF sentiment In
the matter The bill will not be re-
poHed out OF thc house committee un,
less it Is apparent that ~ has q fair
chance oi passage
Fantastic as % NAV seem at first
blush the suggestion Of Rep Tufts
that compromise BILL, providing for
the prohibition of the sale al whiskey
and similar strong liquors, but allow
The Detroit times., 1915-01-20
BILL WOULD ABOLISH
COUNTY FEE SYSTEM
Rep. Reed Would Place Sheriffs
and County Officers on
Salary
Erom . star Correspondent.

LANSING, Mich. Jan. 20.-A bill
intended 10 place all sheriffs, under
sheriffs, county clerks. county treas
urers, registers OF deeds, prosecutors
and their deputies under the salary
system was introduced by Rep.
Clarence J. Reed, Tuesday afternoon.
The bill, while providing for the
abolition of the fee system, does not
provide stated salaries, leaving the
matter entirely within the powers OF
the county boards of supervisors,
Bonds TO be put mp by the various
officials are, however, prescribed bg
the bill, the maximum amount Tor
sheriffs 10 be $4,000 and $1,000 Tor
all other Offices
This feature of the bill Is almost
certain 10 be attacked, inasmuch as
the bond is considered much too
small for treasurers OF Wayne, Kent
and other large counties, who handle
millions OF dollars yearly. The bond
ing features for prosecuting attorneys
Is almost certain to be opposed also.
Prosecutors do not have 10 give
bonds now. The bill was referred
10 the committee on towns ana
counties.
A bill to raise the pay OF militia
men when called out for state duty
was introduced by Rep, Marshall A,
Oakley, labor leader OF the house,
Tuesday afternoon Rep. Oakley's
bill provides for increses in pay OF
81 a day, all along the line. Pri-
Yates now receive S1.25 day. and
the pay Of officers is graded accord
ing to rank.
Passage of the bill will almost
double appropriations necessary for
calling out the militia in case OF SER
ious trouble. The matter was refer
red TO the military affairs committee.
BALLENGER
The Detroit times., 1915-01-20

chosen are: Mrs. A. NJ. Low, Mrs.
Dwight cutler, Mrs. Henry j. lIart2,
Mrs. j. w Beaumont. Mrs. Eugene
Smith, Mrs. +. NJ Alger, Mrs. K. A.
Alger, Jr, Mrs w. II. Wells, Mrs.
+. +. Bagley, Mrs. David Whitney.
Jr.. Mrs. Elizabeth La Ferte, Mrs.
O. r. Baldwin, Mrs, William II.
Burtenshaw Mrs Henry b. Joy,
Mrs Hiram Marks. Mrs. Il. d. Stair.
The Detroit times., 1915-01-20
FERRIS WILL SEE
mrs. VAN VORCE
Conyict's Wife Will Be Given An
Opportunity To Tell Her
Story To Governor

LANSING. Mich. Jan 90 (SpeciaD
Gov. Ferris Tuesday consented to
an audience With Mrs Meta Van
Vorce wife OF Convict Merle Van
Norce whose charges resulted in the
dismissal OF former Chaplain Tougher
OF Jackson prison.
Mrs. Van NOrce viii see the gov
ernor Wednesday afternoon and will
tell him why she thinks he should
overrule the action. OF the state board
of pardons and grant parole 10 her
husband.
The Detroit times., 1915-01-20
FERRIS CHARGES
PLAN TO KNIFE
WILSON IN STATE
,continued from Page o.eJ

all the time. and ] want To say also.
that ~ IL my belief that, without
woodrow Wilson in 1915 the Demo
cratic party is lost"
Members OF the committee were
aetonnded BY the charges which the
governor made and al the vehemence
With which he uttered them. The
nome OF Wilson was. however, greet.
ed with prolonged handcIapping and
checrs. ~.
Aftef the meeting speculation was
,ife "a 10 the Identity Of the prom
n,snf Democrat" who was attacking
The Detroit times., 1915-01-20
Bio Toledo store Burns.

TOLEDO, o.. Jan 20. Guests left
the Jefferson hotel IN night clothing
early today when fire destroyed the
IHckok dry goods store IN the heart
OF the retail district The loss is
t2256u0 Six hremen naFroWly es
caped hen the roO' fell in
The Detroit times., 1915-01-20
SUeden ReSiStS
Pressure of Allies

BERLIN VIA Wireless TO Sayville.
l. ~, Jan. s0 Swedish newspapers
report that the Trnle- Entente Is
brir ging strong pressure TO bear on
The Detroit times., 1915-01-20
In the ar-, meeting Of creditor. Of the
ofhcers aud members of the executive
committee of the Detroit Clearing

fiphff dnapflh'lNU Wfff If tlfftFNs
Tuesday ds follows. chairman.
George a.. Russell president % the
Peoples state bank secretary. Ham
ilton pcy. executive committee VIII
liam Livingstone. president of the
Dime savings bank Emort ~. Clark.
president of the FIRST uud old Dee
trolt National bank Richard w. Iov.
president 81 the National Hank ~
commerce. j o. Johnson. president
~ the Peninsular state bank George
o. l.aW-on vice. president 0f the
Peoples state bank
The Detroit times., 1915-01-20
IN DETROIT

Excelsior branch, W. 4. a. a., viii meet
Thursday afternoon AT = o'clock In
the home OF Mrs r. i. CrowneE.
No. Cal Woodrow ave
Members OF the Detroit Athletic club
held their annual meeting Tuesday
night In their new $1,000, 600 club
house. which Is nearing completion.
IL was the FIRST formal gathering IN
the new home The trsasurers re-
port showed a balance OF $4,000 in
the bank With an bllls paid 20 date
President Chalmers refused TO put q
notion by Walter Brooks that the
club go ON record for eastern stand
ard time, alter Ralph III Booth had
objected 20 10 as out OF order The
tollowing dlr~tors were re- elected
kirk Alexander. Roy II Chaplin
Emory w clark. Julius H. Haas
Henry NJ Jewett and Uustavus n
BOpe
The Detroit times., 1915-01-20
WARNER WOULD AMEND
STATE TAXATION LAWS
From a stan Correspondent.

LANSING. Mich. Jan. 20.-The first
of a series OF bills To amend the tax
laws was introduced I'm the house
T>Iav by Rep Warner, of Ionia
Req Warner would amend the laws
SOY as 10 aft6w any member OF the
staten tax commission or any repre-
sentative OF the commission to confer
with CITY or county assessing officers
as 10 cases in which complaints have
been made The officer OF the com
mission should have power. in such
cases, 10 revise the assessment rolls
in cases where a sufficient showing
has been made on the complaint. The
bill was referred 10 the committee on
general taxation. BALLENGER.
The Detroit times., 1915-01-20
DelIa Basey. 10 yeyrs old, an. American.
married None Enng. nllas Gong. q

Chinese. two years ago. lived with
him as days and then separated Sho
told Judge Hosmer Tuesday after
noon that her yellow husband had
ill-treated her and failed TO contrib
ute 20 her suppQrt She was granted
2 decree Of divorce. other decrees
were granted in the following cases:
Charlotte vs. Joseph a Bertrand
Matt VS. Aino Pehkonen. and Lulu
Vs. Clarence f. Watson
The Detroit times., 1915-01-20
Detroit capital l. largely Interested In
the OrgnnIkatIOn OF the SngInnM

Hlppodrome 60 witch plans 90 erect
q nrst-class amusement place in that
city the com NIX sumner with "a
seating capacity ~ 900 and an en-
trance on ~Genes=ee ave The com =
pany already has been Incorporated.
with a capital stock OF $3.50 600
Peter Wiederhold OF saginaw *
president The other officers all De-
troit men, are. Ed Schrlm. vice.
president and resident manager:
Walter o. Webster. secretary. Ai
Hoffman, general manager aud treas
urer. The theater viii cost about
Sl26 600 and II ts expected that II
VIII 10 IN nnnrnf lnrl nt
The Detroit times., 1915-01-20
Irwin Fullerton. general auditor of the
DeIrOM nIIed llne.. nnd Ihnnns N !.

Aston. Il Highland lNrk real estate
dealer, Were added to. the directorate
OF the American State bank OF Hig h-
land Park, in the annual meeting
tuesday afternoon. The board elect
lace vice president, and r. C. Sipls
cashier The other directors are
w j. Hayes. T. H. peming w e.
Moss II Il. Wallace. II, G. Whit
neN and EdMard y NLnnro.
The Detroit times., 1915-01-20
Harry OrtIipp. OF No. 92d Twenty
third-st.. has asked the police 60

help him Tn his searCh Tor his false
teeth Ortlipp said be was sure he
didn't swallow them, and he assured
clerk Fred Wright that the lstter's
surmise that some bandits might
have stuck him up and robbed him
OF the store teeth was wrong NO"
said Ortlipp 7 had the teeth some
time last night but was iu night
court. ana this morning I discovered
that my teeth were gone -
The Detroit times., 1915-01-20

orIy one "sRoMo ouiNiNE."
Whenever yor feel cold coming or.
think OF the full name, LAXATIVB
BROMO QUININE. Look for sigma
tire of f. w. Grove on box. 25c-
ADV.
The Detroit times., 1915-01-20
Joseph Zelazny. Of No. I27 Oates-st..
Hamtramck: John Nnnda. No. 1851

CampbeII ave. and Albert WIcorer,
No. l3l OateS-st.. paid $50 apiece IN
Justice Gainey's court Tuesday for
their part in wedding celebrat ation
at No. Greusel-st. Monday night
Detective John Gllnskl testified that
one OF the three men had put his
right eye in mourning while he was
gathering up an armful OF fghting
foreiEners al the wedding
The Detroit times., 1915-01-20
DARING AIR FLEET
MAKES LONG EN-
PECTED RAID

,CoutInued from Page one
The Detroit times., 1915-01-20
Postofhce Inspector r.. r.. Frazer has
several bottles OF whisky condscat Z ed

from the mails during the holiday
season. The law prescribvs a hne
OF not more than $4,000 and impris-
onmeut for not more than 10 years
for those who send intoxicating IL
quors by mail. The Inspector is pa
tiently hunting for the parties that
sent the stun
The Detroit times., 1915-01-20

tlnrence w. Hubell. former resident
of Manila. Philippine islands, and
once engineer for the Detroit water
board. VIII be the speaker at the
Thursday dinner talk OF Palestine
lodge or Masons. this week Mr.
Hubbelfs subject Will be Manila
and the Philippine islands" The
speaking viii take place I'm the lodge
house on Forrest west. at I2i5 Inn
me- 81 fn1Ipupfpsr
The Detroit times., 1915-01-20
Federal Judge TuttIe has eliminated
all but I3 of the 30 admiralty eases

scheduled 70 come up next month
Most or the cases dropped from the
calendar were dismissed for want
OF prosecution number OF suits
having been on the docket for 20
years or more.
The Detroit times., 1915-01-20
Henry otis. retiring president of the
Hmlldcrs A Irnler. exchnnye- ANuS

by members OF the board OF direct
ors at a dinner nj the Edel lweiss
Tuesday night
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-21

whenever he thinks doing will hearten up tho
danger. The Russians hard pressed recently at
ore point In Poland. One side of the advanced Rus
Sian troops were road which was under constant
she'll ire from German batteries. The Grand Duke In
his automobile slowly drove along this road despite
the hre The Russian troops, who even more
emotional than the French, cheered him so heartily
that the balance OF the forces thinking that victory
mad been won. were encouraged that they went
into their fight with redoubled vgor and succeeded
IN carrying some important positions and reversing the
whole situation.
The Grand Duke has the typical Russian fa;atsm
eoout death II he exposes his life ruthlessly he
VII, no less ruhessly expose those OF his men IL any
great point Is to be gained thereby
one instance OF this which aroused much criticism
IN fetrograd and seems almost incredible occurred
IN the nghttng before Warsaw during the first German
crlVe toward that city. There stretch OF road
over which 1t was necessary drive cannon Heavy
rains mad made part Of It Quagmire through which
me gun carriages sank Haste necessary
getting the guns in position in very few minutes
but there was nothing to bridge the stretch OF mud
The Grand Duke, who present. ordered a battalion
10 cast itself In the road the cannon was puIled
over their bodies by other soldiers Many of the men
were manned and disabled. Some we're killed The
Duke in excuse is reported to have said
1T would have been better to have LOST the whoIa
regiment II by that the guns could have reached the
right place at therigh time because If they had not
gotten tnere AT that time ten regiments would have
been destroyed"
The same directness is shown in his instructions TO
MS oH1cers regarding their reports
Never use ad5ect!ves" his order ran "Adjectiyes
are LOT poets soldiers should be with nouns
and verbs"