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Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-07-16
Margt nidt amtsmiioe.


Gan Sranctsco, Is. Slili.
Gin Semei1ti Der Wfelbung, oaB
George &. Warpe, guti6after in
1etrosrao, reiignieren tpolle, er-
folgte bier beiite burf) Srou Diarpe,
Die fiirslif) aiis SfuBlunb 5ltr gr.
bolung bierber gefommen mar.
Sram Worpe iagte, iie Dolle n16iten
Monat nod Dem Orient fabren rinb
ipGter 5u ibrem Weatn in Eetrogrub
ipieoer aliriidfebret
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-07-16
9ie0eutl6enSruppen
treu5ten Tlub &in=
OQu in &urlQn0.
Gngldn0er imdtn il9 NIT Grfolg
lit &amtrmm 5n trOittn.

TranSOien wOllen Siigel
2S5 5nriidtrObert
babtn.
SIM Dffisiellen Sasesberift lit nifts
bnriiber geiast.
Sciterreidls Note on Slnerifa flnoet
banfbaren @ioerball.
Sumd6put 1t-51 iDa I'M Sdfuar5en
Wseer perienft iuurOen iein.
g3ndridjt fpmmt angeblidl aus %ar.
no, lit n6er nidjt beitGtist.
Yaris pcrseidlnet 8cnidlt pon GbuIe-
raepibelnie in llngarn.
9lnaeblifer glnterifnner in Berlin
perbaftct, 8riinOe nnbefannt.
glmerifaniifer gptidlafter smeifeli
on Gdltbeit bes Haiies.
Tetrpsrnb crflart, Gnilen fiird)ten
midts fiir &aridau.
giel ssrontfGmpfe ieien uDr Der Gin
idDliefnng nptlucmoig.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-07-16
Mieienbranb in Saloe5,
Mlasfa.
8eidGftspiertel in Iide; balbe Utl
lion Dollars Shaben.

8oIbea gIosfo, 16. Suli.
sseuer ri9tete geitern I'M Seidofts.
piertel bon 8oIbea einen Sdoben hon
elmer bolben W2illion Dollars on.
gunbestrlppen aus Sort Siscum bal.
fen nit, Die Slammen nit Silfe bon
Gpnaulit su loiden. Seit 8o6en
mar fein Reeen gefallen unb Die boil.
sernen @ebGube uaren troden tDie
SunoeJ x 9y-~
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-07-16
Sbalp erbdlt bic Trei=
belt.
&i9ttr Stnbrid erfldrte
ibn fit geiftig &C.
innb.
Sfnat appeftert nnb S6am bnber
inter $4,000 gnrgidaft.
GidJter fritiftert Snnblnnssiueiie
Der Srrenarste.
Smmberte ppn gseriunen bereitcn
@bitets M6rSer cine Onatiun.

9een gorf, 16. SsuIi. Sorrp
&. Sbatp, Der Iesten gtitttpoh bon
elmer SSSurp fir geiitig geiunb erfIGrt
fporben mar, erbielt beute burd)
Sberridter Teter q. Senbrif, Der
befanntgab, baB er oas 8eroift Ser
Surp angenomen bate, feline sSrei-
ecit.
Ser Staat fiiilbete iofort oil, hoB
er gegen bieie @ntideibung nppeIlie-
rem perbe unb &i6ter Sen6rif be.
ftintrtte Sbatp's 9iirgi9oft ouf
So, 900, Inn feline glntpeienbeit Bel
einem fiinftigen @erfabren su
iidern. Cine @eieni9aft mar Dor,
bereitet, giireidoft fir Sbop at
leiiten, uno lebterer purbe nod Der
&amlner bes &ibters gebroft, Inn
Die 9etaiIs 5u erleoigen.
Cine Teni6enmenge bon ntebre-
rem bunbert &opfen bilbete Dor benz
@eri6tsbaus Spolier iut6 bro6 in
Sodrufe auf Sbatp alts, als er ouf
ben Sreppen bes 8ebdubes erIfien.
8ei 8efanntgnbe ieiner @rttidei-
b,ng nabm 9fi9ter Senbrif 8e-
Iegenbeit, Die Sanb1ungspeiie Der
Srrendrate au fritiiieren, Die Dem
Staot BEL Der groporierling bes
SalIes eeboIfen botten unb Damn oIs
iadperftGnbise 3eugen i'm @eridt
eri6ienen maren.
sd babe in biefen SaIle eine
@nti9eioltng errei6t," iagte 8ifter
Senbrtf, r1inb Tie boiiert auf neiner
eigenen Iniidt, Die bltrG bas Ser
diff Der Surp nod beitGrft tpurbe. "
Sbatp, Der beaIem in feinem
| StubI fab, alt betben Seiten feline
Intp6lte, IieB feline Sreube Bel bieier
@orten bes 9fidters blr6 elm 90.
| 9eIn erfennen.
SD tpiinide elm 8ort iiber Die
ssrrer1dr5te 5it iogen, "frbr Der &i6'
ter fort. ngon eirlem Der Srren'
Gr5te tpurbe uns geiogt. BOB es lr1'
nl6gIid iei, fid iiber ben 9eiites'
auitonb elmer 8erion ein 8ilb 81
MAIDEN, obne Dos l1rteiI Der SSrren
drate su of5eptiereit. Gieies Geri6t
unb bieie SSurp fonnen ober iid mid.
ouf Dos @ort eiiies Srrenar3tes Der
Ioiien Der felt Sobren feline 3ei
einem berartieen Soae eepibme
unb BEL ieiner TrGparierung nlitge
boIfen bot. gs lit i9lirnm, baB eli
Ooftor BEL Der 9Srdparierung cine!
Sones n1itbelfen unb bonn aIs fad
peritGnoiger 3euge auftreten bari
SD boffe, Die 2egislotlr De.
Stoates tpirb WaitteI finben, oos 81
forrigieren. srgenbeine onbere Wte
, tbobe iollte aboptiert tperben. Mein
, Serren, id babe bos @erbift De
/ SSurp ongenonnten. Sd erfldr
. ieet, bab es Die gntiheibllng bes Se
ri6tes lit, bab Sarrp &. Sbap gel
: itig geiunb it,"
I Cigar grontberger fiinoete 10
I fort fir ben Staot oil, oob gege
/. bieie @nti6eibung oppeaiert Deroe
miro. Damn beitintntte Der 8i6te
: ouf slntrog SSSobn g. Stundfielo'
e oes Intpoltes Sbon's, Die Sobe be
I 9irgifaft.
t Sbotp lebrte es ob, ii9 iiber ieir
). 3ufunftspIGne nus5ufprehen Gae
+ mas er iagte, mar, bub er ii9 10 Bal
3 aIs rtogIid nod Der 1enniplpani'
t Station m Seriep gtp beeeben In
5 bort einen 9us na6 Tittsburgb ne
'- men tperbe.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-07-16
Ceiterrci6cr iibcrifreiten ben Snje'
tier, iinS in Gnflano.

tter, 1tnD III GnRlan0.
Serlim, Is. Smli. ltcber Com
bon. 9lns bcm otter. ling. Sanpt'
annrtier cingetrpffene gtafridtcn
beIasem, baf Die Oiter.-nns. Srmppen
mad einem 6eitigen Sumbarbemcnr
auf bic ruiliid)en Stellmngen ben
Snieitcr bel lteiebisfnpic mberidDrtt-
ten baben, nlip genan an Der Stelle,
iuu Die @rcnsen G,alisiens, Der Sn-
fuuina nnS Gnflnnos (Sefarabiens)
sniammenitpfen.
0cntidjc iiberidlritten Die 8inoan.
Serlin, ibcr 9Dnbpn, 16. Snli.
Sie bentiden Srnppen babcn Den
Tluf @inban n0rblidJ uun 9pltinpa-
mn in &nrlanS iibcrifDritten.
Nie Infiinbignng bauun crfulgte
i'm pffisicllcn Serift, Der bcnte per'
offentlidlt unroe.
Ssransuicn rilhmcn iid ser @ieoer-
erubernns bcs ISiisels 2S5.
9uris. 16. SSuli. gtod eilem
na6ntittags oeroffeutlidJten offi5ieller
9eridlt baben Die sSrun5oien Den Sil-
qel 295 I'M slrgonuenlpalo, ben Die
9elltidlen anfangs Ger g9o6e err
Itiirmt botten, beilte suriiferobert.
geem gorf, t6. SSlili. Die sli-
iosiierte @reiie neloet nit ge5il9 alli
Die angcblih offi5ieae slnfiinoigltq
BON Der 9iilferoberung oes Siigels
2S5 ourt Die sSran5oicn:
nSm pffi5iellen Serid)t, Der beiitt
nodmittag III Boris ueroffentlidlt
puroc, lit iiber Die 9fiiferobernng oes
SiigelS nidlt ein @ort cripdbnt. @il
baben Grfitnoieungen einge5ogcn".
Ter jiinaite bentidle Siuiiipnar.
9crlin, is. Sitli llebcr Con
bon. @cneralinaior Sans pon Se
lofu lit gum 9ipiiionsfommanbantei
Der beutihcn slrnee ernannt poroen
CUR 3eit oes 9lusbrrds oes Griege:
mar or Sberlt zines 8oroeregimeitte:
uno lit min Der iiingite Siniiions
fonlnan0eur Der Irruee. Seine 9at
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-07-16
Sobenbe @a1ermal=
len tit Sbio.
ueberfdwemmnngen aus
oem mittltrtn Obio
gemtlbtt.
Seit sebn Sasen berridjten iuulfen-
brnhartise 6egensiiiie.
9irna, &cnton nnb Columbus bisber
id)limm beidJGbigt.
gSieberbulitns Der aataitrppbe Ses
~
Sieberbolnns Der aataitrppbe bes
Sabres 1913 uirb befiirdtet.

S1rnd, Ohio, 16.. Sltlt. Ser
8Iub Sttatpa idiebt bur6 2ima uno
treibt Sumilien nod bober gelegenen
Stabtteilen. 9riiden lno Giaoufte
nerber BON BEN tobenben @uiier-
moiien 5eritort. Seit Niitterno6t
itieg er nit elmer @ei6pinoiefeit bon
feds 3oG pro Stunbe ltnb Inn Z llbr
mar er beiite Bios 10 3on bon Ser
Sodpoiier- -0tarfe beS SSabres 1912
entfernt.
lteber 200 Sduier lteben bereits
iilter @aiier. SSeber 8oli5iit 1ntb
Scuerpebrmann purbe Die gon5e
gta9t iiber in Sienit eebolten iutb
half BEL &ettllng BON Wteni9en lrno
Gigertltru nit.
| 2alit Seriften bon Sorinern itebt
bos @aiier nabe glioa bober als
ipdbrenb Der groBen lleberifnen1-
mung bon 1913. Die @eiaenielber
Iimb Die Scueri,te lit bereits 5eritort.
| Ger SlitB lit bon Sriintmer,
iporaus man i6liebt, baB aud ober-
bolb 2itno bieI S6ooen ongeribtet
ipurbe. Cine Srai1 itarb an 9rottb-
lipunben, Die fie Bel Der grploiio1
bon Sos IN ibrem Seller unb elmer
I2olnpe, Die Tie in Der Sanb tr1g. er.
boIten batte. Sas iteigeroe @aiier
butte bas breitteuoe 8as ui1ter
einen Sei5apparat oiiseeloift unb
unb Die Sroli ipollte nit Der brent
nenben 2ontpe cine ltnteriit6ung an-
itellen. Gier fIeine &inoer in ben
Sous erlitten geringfiigige Ser
lesilngen. Sas Suits geriet in
grano, aber Die 6lon1nten tpurbeil
raid geloidlt.
9enton g., t6. Suli. Ser
| Scioto-SluB italt6 beute friib nur
nod Is 3oa bon ieinen So6Ititanoe
I'M Sabre 1918 eiltferltt iino iteiai
inunterbro6en. 9ie idlint1nfte
lteberi6pentntitne in Ser @eifid)tC
Der Stabt miro befiir6tet. 8eiterr
abenb gab es tpieber nolfenbrufl.
artise 9feeensiiiie Seit 5 ltbr friif
ipurben bier eiilbnnbert sSantiIier
nod iiferen Bl6ben gebra6t.
Ser Srt Sorafer am Scioto III
inter @aiier Wtan fiirdtet, oaf
bort Meni6enperIitite porfan1en.
Gin @iiter5ug Der Solebo & Sbit
Central 8abn geriet beltte om Siib
} enbe bon 4erton in cine unter
pof6ene @eleiieitene nnb 9ofontotib
fiibrer Suibane rettete uneen6tet lei
! ner eigenen gefabr ieii1en Sei3el
Sad Wininn1s, Der inter Ser sseue
! ritng lag unb in 8efabr ipor, 5l er
trinfen ODER 5it Spbe nerbriibt 81
nerben. @iaiams lit in fritiid)en
. 3uitanbe unb mag trot Der SiIf
! ! niht nit Dem 2eben babonfontnten
! Columbus, g., 16. Ssuli
Sie in BEN lesten 5ebn 3aeen nieber
: gegangenen polferbritdortigen Ste
gengiiiie babel1 i'm mittleren Obi
lleberi6ipemmnngen 5iir 6olge &c
babt, Die 10 sefdbrIid gu iperbet
!, oroben, tpie es bas Sohpaiier De
Sabres 1913 mar, als 500 8erione
/. ertronfen uno piele Wlillione
gigentiunsiGaben angeriftet tpurbt
. Der Sttaipo-S -SluB bot in 2tnt
unb &e11ton pieIe Seile unter @aiie
!, aeiest. 0tebrere 9orfer in ie1e
). @egenb iinb bon ieoer Serbinbur1
abgei6nitten
. Sn Columbus eab beute elm alte
9anlm on Der Norbtpelt.Seite na'
unb feds itdbtii6e Slods ipuroe
!, iiberfliitet.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-07-16

(6ortiesuus aif seitc %
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-07-16

giel 1rontfGmpfe ieiem uur Der Gin'
idllicfnng nDtlucnbig.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-07-16
@apne MineraIbaber limb hn6id.

9ie ginridtlineen iirtb in ieber
Siniidt ianit6riid1; seiliise1b 8alrn,
2i6t iino frii9e 2uft. Often Gag
iirto gtadt, (slua.)
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-07-16

= anriert Cure GrfaIfnn8 in ei.
mem Sase = nebrlt elm tiirfiihes
gob i'm Oriental SoteI. (In5.)
!. ex.. fr.io.bo
The Detroit times., 1915-12-02
That H'hdLe Did
SWaHOW Jonah.
Assert StudentS
BY UNITED PRESS.

CHICAGO, Dee. Six students
at the Baptist Missionary Training
school for women have quiz and ~
others today threatened TO follow
,suit because, they declared. they are
being taught Jonah was not actually
swallowed by a whale. Lots wife
was not really turned 10 pillar OF
salt. ard SAMPSON did not Do All
the strong work with a jawbone
generally accredited 70 him.
The tsreSings most objected 20
said Ssfs Joseph Butcher. vice'pres-
idem. today. center in the Old Tes-
lament. Accounts OF the creation.
the character OF Adam, Eve, Jonah.
sampson. Lots wife. and job are
treated as unhistorical.
Miss Mary Anna Barnett, q teach
er. said she would resign unless the
-arrcuuts aRd characters in the Old
Testament are treated as strictly
historical. Pupils attend from New
EngIa1c\ California. asd a score OF
stares
The Detroit times., 1915-12-02
HAS NEW STOCK
SELLING PLAN

A. A. Housman & Co. OF New
York. are circulating 10 those who
are Interested booklet describing
the company's plan for selling stocks
and bonds in odd lots to salaried
men and women or others OF small
stated incomes, who have hereto.
fore been unable TO make such pur-
chases because OF not having
enough money at one time. Under
the plan OF the company a deposit
of 10 per cent may be paid on any
bond or a slightly larger deposit on
any desired lot OF shares OF stock
and the company viii purchase the
bonds or stock ordered and allow
the remainder 10 be paid in monthly
payments.
The small purchaser pays only le-
ultimate interest on the unpaid por-
ton OF his purchase. and Il at any
time he cannot keep up his pay.
ments his, account is transferred 70
: margin account. so that he may
keep his interest in the stock he has
.pcrchased as long as II does not go
GOWn sufficiently 70 wipe MIN cut
Tha purchaser may sell az any time
thai the market warrants.
The Detroit times., 1915-12-02
BUT ONE PUPIL
IN THIS SCHOOL

CHILLICOTHE Mo. Dec. -
Livingstone county has the small
est possible school IN the world
II has Just one pupil But, despite
the small enrolment Il keeps grind
ing steadily away. confning its &C
tivities principally 10 the text books
and eschewing football aud other
forms Of athletics.
The school in question is in Dis
trlct No. 2 In Medicine township.
and Miss Mary Phillips Is the teach.
CT. The list OF matriculants has
not been published when the term
began Ave weeks ago, Il was ante
ipated that a NUMBER OF children
would enroll. but only this one boy
came, so the teacher started ia Win
the course.
The Detroit times., 1915-12-02
u. OF Nj. REGENTS
POSTPONE
PREPAREDNESS

ANN ARBOR. Mich. Dec. 2.-The
board OF regents Of the University
OF Michigan, Wednesday, referred
the question OF introducing comDul-
sorry military training az Michigan.
to the commit 70 on military train
ing composed OF Regents Hubbard.
Of Houghton: Hanchit'. Of Grand
Rapids. Bul'tley, OF Detroit, and
Sawyer. of Hillsdale
This committee will probably re-
port at the .Januarv meeting The
board said II probably VIII. report
at the January meeting. The board
said il favored preparedness.
The board was notified that ". r.
Wooden. Of Battle Creek had es-
tablished a scholarship In medical
research for one year in memory OF
the late c. c. Beach. OF Battle
Creek. Or. Carl Warden who has
been doing some research IN this
city for some time, Was appointed
10 the scholarship.
The Detroit times., 1915-12-02
BOY BANDITS IN
BALNACAANS
STAGE HOLD-UP

Three youths. not more than Is
years old. staged a holdup on Par
sons-st.. between Woodward and
Cassaves.. early Thursday morning,
robbed their victim, 4. +. Seder.
of No 6i2 Cas--ave. and escaped
before anyone had obtained de-
scriptlon OF them Seder says that
one appeared 70 be IS. another =,
and he SAW the third as he was
running from the place.
Seder went - police headquar.
ters afterwards, and reported that
TWO Of the Young men had ap-
preached him. both drawing revol,-
ers. The third stood in the back.
ground lie gave them SIS Tvo
~ the trio wore balGacaan coats.
Detectives Rogers and Kolb IN
yesugated the highway robbery
Switzerland spends more FOR relief
Of the poor than does any other
country.
The Detroit times., 1915-12-02
TABLET TELLS OF
OLD TRAGEDY

PIERRE, S. D., Dec The State
museum has received from W. r. ~
man OF Spearhsh. stone tablet
found on the mountain above Spear
FISH by Louis Theon in March. 1887.
It is a fat sandstone slab about 10
inches square. upon which ls scratch
ed the following inscription
Game 10 these hills In 1899. seven
OF us, De Ia Compt. Ezra Kind. @
w Wood, r. Brown. Il Kent. WI
liam King. Indian Grow All dead
but me. Ezra Kind killed by Ind
beyond high hill. got our gold June.
1894 Got al Of the gold we could
carry on our pony, all got by the
indians. ! have lost my gun and
nothing to eat and Indians hunting
me"
The Detroit times., 1915-12-02
Some Demonstrations
Are Admitted to Have
Occurred
CAN'T SEE WHY
ALLIES KEEP ON
TeutOns Puzzled Be-
cause Entente Will
Not Seek Peace
BY UNITED PRESS.

BERLIN Via Sayglue Wireless .
DEC Recommendations in favor OF
% speedy settlement or food price
and distribution problem. are al
mitted today 10 have occurred IN
ne crowds which gathered about
he reichstag building AT the open
,lg of the session.
"Germanys enemies. no dou5t.
said an inspired statement. viii
gain spread all over the worlu
Idtculous reports about troubles,
Berlin street riots and other insiu-
cations which in no way correspond
With the truth
Reports of this kind probably Will
dgure within a few days in an al.
dress Imperial Chancellor Won Beth.
maun-Hollweg expects 10 make IN
the reichstag in response 10 ques
tons scheduled from the Socialists
concerning peace prospects
"In Germany" said the statement.
nobody understands why the Allies
after their military failures and dill
.omatic defeats in the Balkans. have
not yet begun peace negotiations
The chancellor probably Will show
that the rulers OF the countries az
war with Germany still blindly be.
ikye stories OF Germanys starva.
ion, economic prostration and sim
lar Illustrations. AS a result OF
this they interpret Germany's peace
conditions, which are dictated by
her successes on the whole line, as
unreasonable and as signs OF weak
ness and wearinesss OF the war
The Detroit times., 1915-12-02
BY WILLIAM T. ELLIS.

As sit az my desk to write the
story OF a great kiug, who made
his mark on his world. out VINO f.
best remembered for his lepro-y.
there rise unbiddcn before my mind
The figures OF other men OF our
own day whom I know who are.
Ike Urziah. spotted men. so that
their leprosy rises ur Ike hide
Gus mantle, 70 blot out all remem.
b-ance OF their goodnesses and
grestnosses.
Most communities have these
men. often they are leading citi
zens" But when the strong men
Of the neighborhood mention their
names It "a usually TO speak hrst
of their spottedness The bad that
is IN them obscures the good. even
as a drop Of Ink may pollute a
glass Of crystal water A law OF
ne which King Uzziah illustrates is
hat, as Shakespeare says.
The evil that men 30 lives after
than
The good is oft inferred with their
bones"
The one spot OF leprosy, showing
red on Uzziah's forehead so flls
the observers eye that the beauties
81 his character are not seen. Like
him. many a man VITA good deed
% his credit will be remembered,
-fteF IA Il gone, only Tor his spot.
-edness
There Is another timely waruinc
n this story Uzz!ah sinned after
10 had reached middle age and had
won a noble record. We commonly
hink that youth Is the time OF dan.
Ger. vet our own observation show
hat moral collapse often comes "a
men Of established reputation when
hey have reached full maturity
Two score or more years OF blame
less living does not insure against
disaster 20 character With UZziah' S
great ancestor We may VOL pray "a
Be delivered from presumptuous
sins." Written large over this les
on is the injunction let him that
standeth take heed lest he fall"
Some Marks Of a Great Man.
In boyhood, when SUIT rs years
Id. Uzziah came 20 the throne OF
israel CThe story In Kings gives
HIS name as Azariah. a mistake
easily made In the Hebrew His
'sthe- had been assassirated after
turning again 70 heather practices
md the yoUng king found h,mse't
~ The parting OF the ways Royal
7ruT vas In him however and BIZ
course through long years may be
written down as n model for every
public oRclal
He sought rodlv counsel Find
ing prophet, Zecharlah (not the
author Of the book. who had 3
clear vision OF Cod. Uzziah made
him special confdant and adviser
He led the people along the old
paths OF righteQueness. When Nc
might have been pamoering NJ.
vanity among foolish courtiors. Tho
Young king diligently sought ont
The highest truth. 7 thought OF "
7iah Yesterday morning when. N a
famous New York church, | saw
The Detroit times., 1915-12-02
of Citizen
4 Traffic Squad to Re-
ceive Numbers
TGILLESPIE is
/ FRAMING DETAILS
Will Await Councils
I Permission to Build
Raised Safety Zone

n While the actual formation OF the
traffic squad, composed o.
Rmembers of the Wolverine Automo
n bile club and other motorists who
Hsre willing to obey the laws them
selves and undertake 10 help con
Vince their fellow drivers that they
y ehould do the same. has been dc
fjayed because the printed matter
Tor formally launching the plan Is
mot yet finished, the police depart
ment is getting lots OF help from
motorists in enforcing the trainc
11wa.
when the plan is put fully in OPP
.<nratton there will be definite sigma
k|tllre cards for the volunteer officers.
and there will also be printed in
ettuctions for them. In addition
\ there will have TO be a system ~
police headquarters 10 keep track
Of the complaints that are sent IL
and keep tab on each motorist VINO
= complained OF. the purpse being
TO have the record OF each man who
violates the law for use In those VIC
Iations which call for prosecution.
The annual meeting OF the VOL.
\ VERNE Automobile club is to be held
next Tuesday evening, and at that
time those membrs who are to join
thu traffic vigilance squad will sign
h the cards and receive their numbers
and instructions.
A number of reports are received
every day from motorists about VIC
lations which come under their OBJ
Servation. Most of them are over
!. the telephone, and are cases which
can be reached by the officers at
once. like illegal parking and that
sort OF infractions, although some OF
y the other sort of violations have
also been reported.
Members OF the Moslem Temple
Automobile club have also express
cd desire to get into the 81 VIII
club. and cards will be furnished to
. lot OF members OF that organiza.
tion as soon as they are ready.
The building OF the new protected
safety zone has been delayed some
what by the police commissioner
The tone or the common councils
declaration that it must pass on
street regulations when IL ordered
the d. u. K skip-stop plan discon-
tinued was SO peremptory that he
thinks II will be safer 10 get coun-
ell authority before building any.
thing In the street.
E. W. Potts. q mechanical and
consulting engineer. has proposed
4 new sort OF safety zone platform.
which would fold down into the
street for parades and'cleaning pur-
\ poses.
The police department IL now
looking for a place to inferno autos
that have been taken FROM their
owners as punishment for violations
Of the traffic regulations. The judges
Of late have been considering try
out of the suggestion that owners
be deprived OF their cars for a stat
ed period, upon conviction for vio-
lations.
The Chene-st. station now If be-
ing considered as the garage for In.
termed machines. A large space is
available there In the building. used
formerly by the mounted division.
which now has fits quarters al John
R-st- and Bethune-aye., adjoining the
Bethune station.
The Detroit times., 1915-12-02

Mr.. Brockman was the FIRST stu
dent secretary for the international
committee in the southern states.
Later he became travelling secretary
for the student yolunteer move mont
In tho United states, aud il 1898
WAS sent 10 China. He was general
secretary OF the International com
mit'ee OF the Y NJ. c. A IN CHINA
for ] 3 years
The Detroit times., 1915-12-02
In the Religious Grid
The Spotted King.

hundreds OF strong men OF bust
ness sitting N the feet OF "a mod
em interpreter of The mind OF God
TO 80 90 church lis sagaCiy, roT
after al, there is no wisdom OF
such universal nd immediate apph-
cation as the viii OF the Lord
No molycodlle was Uzziah Do
not for, an instant imagine that he
Mas the sort OF apineIess saint who
pines toVsit and sing his soul away
90 everlasting bliss Not a DIT Of
g. This ruler. who FIRST ~ all
sought 20 know the will OF jehovah.
was q fearless. two-Estcd fghfer. as
brave in battle as ne was devout In
meditation A sort Of Richard the
Lion Hearted was be, going out TO
seek battles-ls the good cause. He
vent forth and warred against the
Philstiucs.' and did not wait until
they came 20 him. One CT God ;
militants was he. whose sword was
10 the fore IN every holy war
Preparedness" In the Long Ago.
Many a class OF men and % boys
will study this lesson for its light
on national preparedness. Uzziah
was a great general In that he ere
ated a huge volunteer army. and
equipped every man. lJe not only
prepared for All the hosts spears
and swords and bows and arrows
and shields and helmets, but he
also cslled-the skllful men ok Jeru-
salem 10 invent new engines FOR
military purposes OF attack and
Siege. Like Cromwell he trusted
IN God and kept his powder dry
No did not believe IN giving The
heather and the goddess "a monopoly
OF sagacity and prudence The sa-
cred trust OF national responsibility
needed 20 be looked TO-
On all sides. the foes of the Jews
felt Uzziah's strong hand. He sWota
he Phil.s.lnes on the west. de-
troying their fortres-es and the
walls OF their great cities He twas
q king and a builder FOR be erect
"a his own strongholas Ia the on
emy's country, 70 keep them tl
heck IN the wilderness. too, and
on the fertile. wind.swept uu,ands
cast OF the Jordau-th" words bring
back 10 me the memory ~ how blt.
ngly the winds sweep across tina,
'ableland -Uzziah erected towers
- rrctact{on for bfu ufan'a Score