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The Detroit times., 1915-01-09
AID SOUGHT FOR
FRENCH SUFFERERS
New York Committee of Sec0urs
National Makes Appeal
Throughout l.. $.

The interestland cooperation OF De-
troit men and women OF French ex-
traction ana sympathy are sought by
the New York committee OF the Sc
cours National OF France, in behalf OF
the work now being done in France
Tor the thousands OF men, women and
children who need food, clothing and
shelter.
The Secours National Is an organi-
zatlon that gives immediate relief TO
all who need succor. II maintains
soup kitchens in Paris and other parts
oi france, where starving refugees
are led, and provides money and
clothing for the men, women and chill
dren who have fed from devastated
ulstricts. Workshops are also main
tanned where employment is given.
Recent advices from Paris state that
In one day more than 10000 meals
were provided without charge. A
contribution Of six cents will provide
one OF these meals.
Contributions OF money, clothing
and non-perishable food may be
sent TO the chairman OF the New York
committee. Mrs. Whitney Warren, No.
~ LAST Tollg g-btVtnlI-bl,, New lOTh,
all contributions to be forwarded to
France free OF charge, through j. p.
Morgan K Co, and the French line.
"All parties in France have united
TO meet this emergency" reads the
circular issued by the New York com
mittee. THE purpose of the Secours
National is 10 assist in Paris and the
provinces women, children and the
aged who are in need OF help without
distinction of political opinion or relig-
ious creed. We ask all friends Of
France 10 contribute money, clothing
or food to help the people OF France
who are facing starvation and misery
as result OF the war, the invasion OF
their country and the destruction of
their homes. We know that many
people in the United States who re-
member that many OF our principles
or democratic freedom came TO us
from France. that the French nation
helped us with men and money to es-
tablish a government based upon
these principles. and that the French
republic was modelled after our own
republic. feel grateful to France and
desire TO express this gratitude by
helping these poor people in France
in the time OF their great distress"
The Detroit times., 1915-01-09
ORRIN H. WARDELL
CALLED BY DEATH
Veteran Real Estate Dealer Was
IA Years Old-PrOminent in
Church Work

Orrin II. Wardell, "a, veteran real es-
tate dealer and auctioneer. is dead in
his home. No. AZ Lincoln-ave. He re.
tired from the firm of o. Wardell 4
Son several years ago In favor Of his
son, Charles X. Wardell.
Mr.. Wardell was president OF the
board OF trustees OF the TrumbuN.ave
Presbyterian church. and since its OF.
ganization a member of the Detroit
Real Estate board. Three sons,
Charles r.. Fred and Edgar o. War
dell and two daughters, Mrs A. v.
Phister, Jr., Detroit. and Mrs. w.
George Evans. OF Redford, Mich, and
several sisters and brothers residing
in Ontario cities survive. Funeral ar
rangements will be completed upon
the arrival. Tuesday. of the son, Ed
gar o.. from Los Angeles.
The Detroit times., 1915-01-09
BOLTON VERDICT
WILL BE APPEALED
Jury Awards President of Esti-
majors $1,000 in Suit Against
w. NJ. Walker

The $1,000 verdict awarded Edwin
C. Bolton, president of the Board OF
Estimates. Friday afternoon, by a
jury In Judge Mayne's court, in the
$4,000 slander suit brought against
William NJ Walker, former president
OF the poor commission, will be pass
ed upon by the state supreme court
Attorney j. Il. Moloney, counsel
for Walker, has announced that the
case will be appealed. The jury sus-
tanned Bottoms claim that Walker
limited Bolton would accept bribe
when he said he had been told he
would have TO "see" Bolton, before
the estimators would approve an ap-
preparation
The Detroit times., 1915-01-09
BELIEVE PITTSBURGH AUTO
BANDIT PLANNED BIG JOB"

PITTSBURGH, Pa, Jan. 9.--John
Verosky, the 24-year-old East Pitts
burgh student whose ambitions for
the Catholic priesthood terminated
when he turned automobile bandit,
was to be removed from the Homeo-
pathic hospital today for examination
by the police at headquarters. They
hoped TO gain from him the admission
that his bold holdups OF automobiles
in the downtown section and fashion
able Grantblvd., we're intended for a
prelude 10 a daring bank robbery.
Verosky's wound in the head. at
first reported fatal" one, was found
20 be little more than a scratch. Capt.
J. d. Dickson, automobile inspector
for the state highways department
who was shot in the arm by Verosky,
was reported as out OF all danger,
save from infection. AT his home 1t
was said that he would be in his office
later I'm the day.
The Detroit times., 1915-01-09
APPROVE BUDGET
PLAN OF FERRIS
Legislators Look With Favor on
Proposed New Finance
System
From a stan Correspondent.

LANSING, Mich, JAM (y-The REQ
.ommendation contained in Gov Fer
ris' message that the budget system of
making state appropriations be sub
stituted for the present method appar-
emily struck a responsive chord in
the minds Of number OF legislators.
Many members of the house have ex.
pressed themselves favorable on this
subject and Rep. Hinkey, OF Emmett,
former chairman OF the ways and
means committee, would go even fur
ther than suggested by the governor.
II favor the budget system said
Rep. Hinkley, but | would go fur.
ther than the governor wants us TO
do He suggests that the finance
committee sit as sort of special com
mittee after the session is over TO
frame a budget system.
AS a rule ! am opposed Co the ere
alton of new commissions. but | would
like 10 see the state create perma.
nent budget commission OF three
members, whose duty IL would BE- 10
look over state Institutions and then
frame an appropriation bill for pre-.
sentation to the legislature
Under our present system II Is i'm
possible for the members OF the legis.
lature TO get any real idea OF the
needs of state institutions. but men
able 10 devote their entire time To
such tasks could formulate an emf.
nently Just bill to- take care of all
state institutions and departments /
believe that such commission would
more than pay for itself in cutting
down appropriations and procuring a
more even distribution OF the amounts
allowed by the state
BALLENGER.
The Detroit times., 1915-01-09
TO RAISE FUNDS FOR
ARTISTS FAMILIES
Local Painters Plan Benefit for
Dependents of Those Par
ticipating In War

AS. a means of aiding the destitute
families of brother artists In Europe,
members of the Detroit artistic fra
ternity. aided by prominent society
young women, will give an art ex-
hibit in Hotel PontchartraiE, Feb. 10.
III and II. Many European artists
are at the front, according to reports.
and their families are In very strait.
ened circumstances. Practically every
artist in Detroit has volunteered TO
contribute one or two pieces OF
work to the present exhibit, the pro
ceeds to be distributed equally among
the families of artists in the warning
countries.
The Detroit times., 1915-01-09
JUSTICES PLAN GREATER
DIGNITY FOR COURTS

Abuse OF the rules and purposes OF
the Justice courts of Wayne county
have become so fiagrant during the
last few months that the four justices
OF the peace. Felix Lemkie. Fred De
Cav, Theodore J. Richter and Adolph
F. Marschner, have agreed to outline
a plan to organize the work more
thoroughly and give to the courts
more dignity and greater efficiency.
Bill collectors and others, IL is said.
have lost sight OF the fact that the
courts exist for the purpose of giving
Justice. and have used them as a part
of their system OF bullying men and
women into payment OF debts in some
cases accounts which they do not owe
The four justices hold joint meeting
20 discuss plans Saturday afternoon.
The Detroit times., 1915-01-09
BREAD TO COST
EIGHT CENTS FOR
SMALL LOAF
Such Prices Likely IL Startling
Advance in Wheat Continues,
Say N. Y. Bakers
PRESENT SITUATION
WITHOUT PRECEDENT
Spectators Responsible For the
High Cost of Flour, Asserts
o. l.. Cushman

NEW YORK, Jan. 9.-Eightcent
bread is a possible development OF
the stampede in the Chicago wheat
pit, and the startling advance OF
wheat and -four prices. big New York
bakers declared today.
The present situation is without
precedent in the history OF the coun-
try, and II is impossible TO predict
just what will happen" said Secre-
tary II. NJ. Taylor. OF the Shafts
Bread Co This morning we were
paying about 81 a barrel for flour in
carload lots. II the upward trend con
tinues we shall first advance bread
to six cents. II -four goes to SIC
bakers would be forced 10 charge
seven or eight cents to make a profit
Wheat and flou nave not made
such advances since the famous Letter
wheat corner. Then bakers realized
the inflated condition OF the market
and bore reduction in the profits for
a few months, knowing conditions
would return to normal. Today the
price advance apparently is legiti-
mate. With Europe calling for more
wheat and flour and unable 10 pro
duce her own usual crops. no man
knows how high flour and bread will
60"
o. l.. Cushman, head of the baking
company that bears his name, did
not wholly agree with Taylor regard
ing the Legitimacy Of the wheat ad-
vance.
The price OF wheat and -four will
come down any time the fellows in
control want II to- said Cushman.
The American people can thank
their stars that they have no frac-
tional currency, John NJ. Ward said
today The price of bread might be
increased Ward said, IL 1t were pos
sible 10 charge five and one.half
cents. But for the present his firm
will keep the price as il is.
PITTSBURGH. Pa, Jan 9.-Bread
is now five cents loaf In Pittsburgh
and will remain at that price, large
bakers and dealers declared today. At
Union town the bakers have decided
to either advance the price or cut the
weight OF the loaf
CLEVELAND. o., Jan. Big Cleve-
land bakers were unanimous today
that five and l0-cent retail bread can.
not remain with the exorbitant wheat
and flour prices. Most bakers now
have a three-weeks -four supply. No
boost here will be attempted until this
is exhausted.
The Detroit times., 1915-01-09

Albacore and tuna, fish which un.
til recently have been found only in
the Mediterranean in sufficient quanti
ties TO form the basis OF an industry
are said now to be caught I'm enor.
nous quantities along the coast OF
southern California.
The Detroit times., 1915-01-09

White citizens OF South Carolina
have contributed $4,000 for hos
pital for Negroes, TO be erected at
Columbia There are 100000 colored
people in the state who are without
hospitals where they can go for treat
ment. as the hospitals for white peo-
pie do not admit them.
The Detroit times., 1915-01-09

Il Is estimated that there are in
use in the United States about 100.
900 elaborate electric protective sys.
TENS against crime. about 100000
smaller systems, and some 100000
minor devices. N
The Detroit times., 1915-01-09
CANADA REGRETS
BORDER KILLING
Note Sent To Washington Offers
To Compensate Family of
Slain Duck Hunter

OTTAWA, Ont, Jan. 9.-Canadian
government authorities have forward
ed TO the United States government
at Washington formal expressions Of
regret on the part of the Dominion Of
Cansd for the killing OF Walter Smith
and the wonnding OF Charles Dorsch
by Canadian militiamen The domin-
Ion government also offered TO com.
pensate the wounded man and the
family OF the dead man.
The expression Of the Canadian gov.
eminent was sent TO the American
government through Sir Cecil Spring
Rice, the British ambassador at Wash.
ington.
The Detroit times., 1915-01-09

WASHINGTON. Jan. "a census
bureau cotton report today stated that
14.447. .632 bales. counting round as
half bales. had been ginned from the
1914 crop to Jan. I. 1915. a/inst 49,.
347.72I last year. Round bales includ-
ed this year we're 44,s16 against a..
265 year ago.
The Detroit times., 1915-01-09

TORONTO, Jan. "a provincial
constable. corporal and two privates
were arrested at Fort Erie Friday on
warrants issued at the instance OF the
attorney-geleral of the province of
Ontario. charging them with man
slaughter in connection with the death
of Walter Smith and the wounding Of
Charles Dorsch. American citizens, at
Fort Erie Dec. rs last. The men were
held without bail.
The Detroit times., 1915-01-09

Camels are NJ for serious work az
Eve years, and their strength begins
to decline az IS years. although they
live until 35 and 40 years.
The Detroit times., 1915-01-09

The dedication of the new Asbury
M. E. church will be held Sunday.
There will be morning. afternoon and
evening services Bishop William
Burt, NJ. 5. Rice and Charles Bronson
Allen. district superintendent, will be
the speakers. The Rev. G. A. Fee is
pastor
The Detroit times., 1915-01-09

The Parousia" will be the theme
Of the Sunday evening sermon of the
Rev. James ID. jeffrey. pastor of the
Scovel Memorial Presbyterian church.
The Detroit times., 1915-01-09

| In the Trumbulave. Presbyterian
church, the pastor Rev. Il. NJ. Huston.
! will speak Sunday morning on The
sacrifice of the Father" The Lords
supper will be celebrated. and new
members received. In the evening he
will preach on "Shamgar, the battler."
The ladies OF the Higher Thought
assembly will devote this Saturday aft
ernoon working for the Belgians Wool
and needles will be provided for those
who knit, and special music and a
reader will be given. All interested
persons are invited to attend.
In the Central Presbyterian church
the communion service will be held
on Saturday morning together with a
reception OF members The pastor will
give a sermon on Following Christ"
At the evening service the pastors
topic will be Opportunity"
The Rev. +. p. Parthin, pastor or
the Christian church, will preside at
both the Sunday morning and even
ing services. His morning subject
Will be "An army for a democracy"
and in the evening he will take as his
theme, "Phileman. a study"
In the Warren-ave. Baptist church,
Sunday, the pastor, the Rev. +. B.
Haggard. will preach both the morn.
ing and evening sermons. His morn
| ing topic will be The great attrac-
ton" and in the evening he will take
as his theme. Choose"
The annual church roll-call will be
the leading feature OF the Sunday
morning service in the Gospel Taber.
nacle, and in the evening. the pastor.
! the Rev w. A. Burch will take az
his subject, THE strife between cap.
ital in the light"
Varieties OF Christian experience
VIII be the Sunday morning topic of
the Rev King d. Beach, pastor OF
the Preston VI. L. church and I'm the
evening he will talk on "Gossiping,' =
one of a series OF sermons on Treas
ured sins of today"
The Rev. w A. Quarrington pastor
OF the Fourteenth.ave. Baptist church.
\ viii preside az both Sunday services.
In the morning he will preach on
l"I,eaners and lifters.' and IN the even
ing. his topic will BE- Great questions.
number one
| "The power of love- viii be the sun
day evening sermon topic OF the Rev
DIR. Frank s Rowland in the Cass.
ave Methodist church. The morning
topic will be Launching out
"The pleasure fool will be the topic
] OF the sunday sermon OF the Rev.
/ Howard A Field pastor OF the Simp-
| son VI r. church. This Is the second
OF series of five sermons 10 be given
lby the pastor during the month OF
January
! "The providence OF Cod will be
the topic OF the sunday morning ser.
mon OF the Rev VI W. Hough. pas
itor OF the Tabernacle Methodist
church. and in he evening he wifi
take as his theme, "The harvest de-
layed"
Jesus visits the Detroit police de-
Ipaitment." will be the Sunday even
ng sermon. topic OF the Rev. George
\ julien. pastor OF the West Grand
Boulevard NJ. Z. church. His morning
The Detroit times., 1915-01-09

The Rev. DR.. E. II. Pence will
preach in the Fort-st. Presbyterian
church Sunday morning on the topic.
Building greatly" and in the even
ing on Christ, the philanthropist."
The Detroit times., 1915-01-09

The First Church OF the Soul, Spir.
itualist, has removed to Fraternity
hall, Bagley and Clifford, where SER
vices will be held as heretofore, every
Sunday afternoon and evening.
The Detroit times., 1915-01-09

Pastor Leroy t. Nicola. OF the !.
ID. A. chapel. will give a stereopticon
lecture Sunday night. the subject
being "The scarlet beast of the reve-
lation."
The Detroit times., 1915-01-09

George E. Harter, OF Toledo, will
give free lecture Sunday afternoon
at 3 o'clock. in the Detroit Conserva-
tory OF Music hall. on "The philoso-
ply OF Bergson."
The Detroit times., 1915-01-09

The Rev. w. II. Rider, pastor OF the
Palmer Memorial M. K. church, will
preach in the morning on The rapac.
ity for signs" In the evening his
theme will be Dark clouds and silver
Innings"
The Detroit times., 1915-01-09

The afternoon and evening services
uf the Salvation Army will be con-
t-,,ted by Adjutant and Mrs. Conlin.
Lcyryone is cordially invited TO at.
tend
The Detroit times., 1915-01-09
Church Notes
,Continucd from Page Two,

Continued from Page rwo.)
The evening service will be conducted
in English and the pastors topic will
be "A friendly appeal to all hearts"
Special music has been arranged for
both services.
The Detroit times., 1915-01-09

"Glorying in the truth" will be the
morning topic OF the Rev. s. A. Sher-
man. pastor OF the Helen-aye. Baptist
church, and in the evening he will
preach on The Transforming power OF
the cross"
The Detroit times., 1915-01-09

Health and healing" will be the
subject OF the Sunday services OF the
Universal Thought fraternity to be
held In ST. Andrews hall in the al
ternoon DR.. Haddack will be the
speaker George Leslie will also
speak on the subject. THE magnetic
man"
The Detroit times., 1915-01-09

Mr.. Nj. S. Rice will preach on "The
condemnation OF our friends at the
morning service In the North Wood
ward-ave. NJ e. church, and In the
evening he will preach on The sor-
row OF mistakes"
The Detroit times., 1915-01-09
topic wiz be i am facing both ways.~


topic Will be u am facing both ways" 4
In the Fisher Memorial Methodist
church the pastor, the Rev. James
chapman will take as his morning
Ineme, sl, The test and reward Of love"
.!1n Inc pastors evening subject will be
Inc parable or the lost and found"
The annual election of officers ~
the Womans society OF the First Bap-
US. church, VIII be held Jan. IA. The
D. L. 4, u, or the First Baptist church
wiz hold their annual meeting and
eiection on Thursday, Jan. IA.
The Rev. Christopher Burnett. pas
.or OF the Ferry-ave. Baptist church,
WIZ preach Sunday morning on The
place and purpose OF memory in the
CHRISTIAN life," and in the evening
on Iaking the testimony"
A vision OF the redeemed" will be
the sunday morning topic of the Rev.
David II. Cooper, pastor of the Grand
Riyer-ave. Baptist church. In the
evening the pastor will take as his
theme. That better country"
communion service will be observed
In the Memorial Presbyterian church.
Sunday morning, the Rev. E. p. Clark
OCCUPYING the pulpit The evening ser.
vice viii be conducted by the Rev.
William c. Mcknight.
MT. Nj. 5. Rice will preach on "The
condemnation OF our friends'' at the
morning service In the North Wood
ward-ave. NJ. Z. church, and In the
evening he will preach on The sor-
row OF mistakes"
"Glorying in the truth" will be the
morning topic OF the Rev. 8. A. Sher-
man, pastor OF the Helen-aye. Baptist
church. and in the evening he will
preach on The Transforming power OF
the cross"
The Rev. w. H. Rider, pastor OF the
Palmer Memorial M. E. church, will
preach In the morning on The rapac.
ity for signs" In the evening his
theme will be Dark clouds and silver
Innings"
The Rev. Dr. E. H. Pence will
preach in the Fort-st. Presbyterian
church Sunday morning on the topic.
Building greatly" and in the even
ing on Christ, the philanthropist."
The First Church OF the Soul, Spir.
itualist, has removed to Fraternity
hall, Bagley and Clifford, where ser.
vices will be held as heretofore, every
Sunday afternoon and evening.
George E. Harter, OF Toledo will
give a free lecture Sunday afternoon
at 3 o'clock. in the Detroit Conserva-
tory OF Music hall. on THE philoso-
ply OF Bergson."
Pastor Leroy Il. Nicola, OF the /.
ID. A. chapel. will give stereopticon
lecture Sunday night, the subject
being "The scarlet beast of the reve-
lation."
| The afternoon and evening services
luf the Salvation Army will be con-
ttDt,ted by Adjutant and Mrs. Conlin.
Lcsryone is cordially invited TO at.
tend.
The Parousia" will be the theme
of the Sunday evening sermon of the
Rev. James ID. jeffrey. pastor of the
Scoyel Memorial Presbyterian church.
Il
The Detroit times., 1915-01-09

vision OF the redeemed" will be
the sunday morning topic OF the Rev.
David II. Cooper. pastor of the Grand
hiVer-ave. Baptist church. In the
evening the pastor will take as his
theme. That better country"
The Detroit times., 1915-01-09

Inc Rev. Christopher Burnett pas
.or OF the Ferry-ave. Baptist church,
WIZ preach Sunday morning on The
place and purpose OF memory In the
CHRISTIAN life," and in the evening
on Taking the testimony"
The Detroit times., 1915-01-09

communion service will be observed
IN the Memorial Presbyterian church.
sunday morning, the Rev. E. p. Clark
OCCUPYING the pulpit. The evening SER
vice VIII be conducted by the Rev.
William c. Mcknight.
The Detroit times., 1915-01-09

Jesus visits the Detroit police de-
paitment." will be the Sunday even
,ng sermon, topic OF the Rev. George
cullen. pastor OF the West Grand
Boulevard NJ. r. church. His morning
The Detroit times., 1915-01-09

The annual election OF officers OF
the Woman's society OF the First Bap-
tist church, Will be held Jan. IA. The
H. \. r. u, OF the First Baptist church
VIII mold their annual meeting and
election on Thursday Jan. IA
The Detroit times., 1915-01-09

"The providence OF Cod will be
the topic Of the sunday morning ser
mon OF the Rev n. w. Hough. pas
tor OF the Tabernacle Methodist
church. and IN the evening he Will
lake as his theme. "The harvest de.
layed"
The Detroit times., 1915-01-09

In the Trumbullave Presbyterian
church, the pastor Rev. r. NJ Huston.
will speak Sunday morning on The
sacrifice of the Father" The Lords
supper will be celebrated, and new
members received. In the evening he
will preach on "Shamsar, the battler." /"
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-08-11
EASTLAND WILL
BE BROUGHT UP
TO-DAY, PROBABLY
Plans Completed for RAISING
Of Vessel 10 Which Hun
dreds Met Death; Floating
N0rgue is Provided

A. q
Chicago Aug I0-C rs cun4
rFFed states district attorney to-
u4Ht announced THAT the Steamer
land which eapsIzed n tho chs
ea river july 20. probably would
~ raised tomorrow The task OF
raising the Easthud IS awaited Win
.derllc anxiety because of the
belief that the bodies of MANY re-
ported mssIns are stun iu the hun of
fHl steamer
Ihe state grand jury which today
voted three Indictments charging
four men with manslaughter and two
with criminal enclosures n
connection with the disaster tomof-
EeH morning uill make formal rearu
N these findings
The so-cllled floating moreucr
3 mnyas-eotered scow Intended tu
take care of AMY bodies That mas i,
recovered was locked near the char
n bin late today Temporary eaf-
fHs twenty ln number await the
A44lps-
The Blue island Furniture come
uIW went into The United States
bankruptcy courts today uyomnurilE
result of the Eastaud disaster.
according Co ATTORNEYS for the con
afn. The drowning of large NUM-
har of debtors ou tine Easthud was
rihed ass the cause