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The Detroit times., 1916-09-23
MARX DUCKS
ON HIBBLER
SCANDAL
Continued from Page one)

taking money as Hibbler is alleged
to have taken II. The mayor favor
ed the issuance OF a warrant, or a
grand jury investigation. No guilty
person was to be spared, IL he could
have his way.
That ended the mayors connection
with the affair. Hibbler wasn't ar
rested, hasn't been, and probably
never will be. in connection with the
Franklin charges Nevertheless.
what action the mayor did take en-
abled him to strike boldly against
Hibbler and Hibblerism. column af-
ter column.
Now the mayor ls done He has
nothing more 10 do with the Frank
lin charges. His secretary made II
plain, when seen by The Times. that
II would be unfair" 10 ask the
mayor what he thought OF the prog.
ress being made in the investigation
OF the Franklin -Hibbler scandal. The
mayor certainly had nothing more
20 DO with the thing. said the secre.
tary, and wouldn't make any com.
ment whatever.
Which leaves the dying scandal In
the hands OF Prosecuting Attorney
Jasnowski
The prosecutor isn't willing TO ad-
NIT that he has been unable TO make
progress in the investigation, but he
is frank In stating that at present
he hasn't enough facts To Justify
him in asking for warrant.
We're still working on the case" {"
said Mr.. Jasnowski I'VE will have
10 get more facts before We can
ask for warrant. | don't want to
go into court with a case which
won't stand up"
Jasnowski, il Is plain, is surround
I'd with many difficulties in connec-
tion with the case.
In the first place, II is said that
the Franklin woman has told CON
flictirg stories. She doesn't remem-
Der, II is said, whether she and Hib-
bier actually had an understanding
that the $500 was In payment OF
protection that was TO be gained
through police channels. The word
police" was not used, she said in
a later statement TO Jasnowsk.
Efforts 10 prove conclusively that
Hibbler actually got the money have
also been unsatisfactory. The
money was sent TO Hibbler's part
ner, Williams. and the messenger
boy is now unable to identify Will
liams.
Even II the actual handing over
OF money 10 Hibbler could be prov
en-, there Is some doubt as TO Just
what charge could be made against
him. Hibbler holds no official po-
sitlon, and. therefore, couldn't be
accused Of taking a bribe. To prove
charge of extortion, II must be
shown that the money was obtained
by threats, and this hasn't been
done in the Franklin case. Wheth-
er Hibbler would be obtaining
money under false pretenses IL he
actually did promise protection TO
the keeper OF an underworld resort
Is debatable.
mo, no, we haven't given II up"
smiled the prosecutor. But we cant
go any farther until We get more
facts"
The Detroit times., 1916-09-23
DANIELS TO
CONSULT FORD

A meeting has been arranged be.
tween Henry Ford and Josephus
Daniels for next week, Mr. Daniels
coming 10 Detroit, Monday. for that
purpose. II Is said that Mr. Ford
wishes 10 discuss the actual
strength OF the navy with the sec.
retary in order to convince himself
and others that II is in no need OF
the increase and strengthening
which the passage OF the huge navy
bill would indicate.
Mr. Ford has just returned from
San Francisco, where he met
Charles Z. Hughes, for whom he
says he feels a sincere regard He
will not commit himself as TO his
views on the coming election. but IL
as staunchly in favor OF peace and
the neutral conference in Europe as
ever II Is thought that the meet.
ing between Mr.. Ford and Mr.. Dan.
iels bears upon the reelection OF
President Wilson whom Mr.. Ford
tayors on account Of his pacinsm.
The Detroit times., 1916-09-23
BY UNITED PRESS.

LONDON. Sept 23.-For the third
time within fortnight British
aviators made a raid this morning
at the German aerodrome at ST.
Denis-Westrem in Belgium.
An Official statement from the ad.
miralty indicated that the raid was
the most effective yet made. Consid-
cradle damage was done and there
were heavy German casualties, the
admiralty stated, in describing the
operation as highly satisfactory
Before raiding 81. Denis-We strem,
the aerodromes at Ghistelles and
Haldzaeme were heavily bombarded
The Detroit times., 1916-09-23
"PEP" ABSENT
IN PUBLIC
AFFAIRS
CContInued from Psse one)

discussion ought TO be with you in
your own right.
But 70 our mutton.
What ] have said about the new
public library u this. That in com
mon with other public projects like
the new" Art Museum, the new"
Relic Isle bridge, the new" municipal
courts building. the new" police
headquarters building, and all public
betterments "da wdle" along indsf-
ritely, and that there doesn't seem to
be any forceful leadership. any pep.
any dynamic push anywhert TO
urge them through TO completion.
They get nowhere. and nobody seems
10 care This II general condition.
not an Isolated instance. under the
present city administration.
| cite you. my dear Mr.. Dufheld. 10
these obvious facts about the new
public library;
Fact l. tried the condemnation
proceeding which gave the Library
commission the site FOR the new
building in May. 1913 You were
present and you will recall that you
and many other excellent citizens
swore a. legal essential OF the trial
the new" library for the public use
and benefit The jury was convinced
ty you very properly SO, ] think
and returned a verdict for the public
necessity of building the new" H.
brary
Fact . over three years have pass
- since then. and the new" library
In not under roof yet; II stands. TO use
The Detroit times., 1916-09-23
JOBS Plentiful,
DECLARES DOLAN
Superintendent of Poor Has
Found Work Even For
Cripples

No able bodied man should be
without work In Detroit IL conditions
are az reported ny Thomas f. Dolan
superintendent OF the board OF poor
commissioners.
I'VE not only haN heen able to
obtain positions for every physical
Incompetent man who has come q
Us for assistance. but some who were
incapacitated for ordinary labor by
bodily defect have been placed in
positions" said Mr.. Dolan. 1--WE
even have had calls from employers
asking us to send men TO them"
No very great demand will be
made on the commission for assist
ance this winter. is Mr.. Dolan's pre-
diction. based on existing conditions
OF plenty work and good wages.
The only dependent ones who now
are being cared for are very aged
people who are unable TO support
themselves, families OF men who
are sick or crippled and unable TO
work. and deserted wives.
OF the latter class, Mr.. Dolan de-
ciares, there are an amazingly large
number. More husbands have left
the city within the last few months
with the community's prosperity at
It's height. leaving their wives and
families destitute. than ever has
come to the attention OF the poor
commission before. he said.
with the advent OF autumn few
requests for coal. provisions or med
zeal assistance have come 10 the
commission. beyond what is the
average demand.
The Detroit times., 1916-09-23

A committee OF clubwomen and
social workers will visit President
Wilson at Shadow Lawn today TO
express their appreciation of his
work in behalf OF the Child Labor
bill recently passed by Congress.
The Detroit times., 1916-09-23
LOS ANGELES GIRL
WEDS SOLDIER
OF CT. BRITAIN

LONDON. Sept 23.-Miss Ger
trude Ames Lincoln, OF Los An.
geles, was married today at Helling-
ly, to Lieut.. Arthur L. Haines. OF
the Royal Field artillery.
The Detroit times., 1916-09-23
JUAREZ TROOPS
ARE REINFORCED

JUAREZ, Sept. 23.-The Carranr
"a garrison here is being heavily
reinforced today. Three trainload1
OF cavalry from Chihuahua City and
points south detrained and went
into camp this morning. These ad-
ditions TO the forces already here
are believed TO have been prompted
by the threat OF Pancho Villa that
he would drive the Carranzistaa
now at Juarez into the Rio Grande
river.
Prtuting--the plain neat ktnd-snee
IN rfxht--Tfmes Job DeDt.-Wasn ~
The Detroit times., 1916-09-23

POMPTON PLAINS. y. J.--Pomp.
ton Plains first and only auto chem.
ical attended It's nrst ere. II was in
side barn which burned 10 the
ground. and now the bucket brigade
Is again in force
The Detroit times., 1916-09-23

Delegations representing Swed
ish societies in Chicago and other
cities will gather today az Bishop
Hill, near Kewnnee, H. for a great
celebration in honor of the 10th an.
niversary Of ,he founding OF the
Bishop Hill communistic colony by
Swedish religious refugees in 1876.
The Detroit times., 1916-09-23
BY UNITED PRESS.

PARIS, Sept. 23.-French aviatOrs
took part in Sc air battles yesterday,
bringing down 10 enemy flyers, it
was officially announced today. On
perhaps no other day of the war has
there been such great aerial activity.
Sergt Baron dropped three shells
on the military work at Ludwigshaf-
en- and three others on the munition
works at Mannheim, causing bad
fire.
On the Somme front, French pa
trolls which reached the southern
edge OF the town OF Combles in yes
terday's fghting, found numerous
German corpses and took Is prison
ers The Germans defended them.
selves desperately in strongly forti-
fed houses on the out kirts OF the
town and from strong underground
dcfenses.
There was lively cannonading OF
the Somme front last night, but
south OF the river there were no in
fantry activities.
BERLIN, Cvia wireless 10 Say
ville), Sept Bulgarian troops
have captured the villages OF Cal
mish and Svetipuka from the Allies
in Macedonia, and have also con
quered enemy trenches on the Al
lied right wing, said an official state
ment from Sofia today
LONDON. Sept 2S.-Large bodies
OF Turkish troops are moving north
ward through Bulgaria TO Join the
Germans and Bulgars now engaged
in heavy hghting with the Russians
and Rumanians In Dobrudja.
Several Turkish detachments
have been In action against the Ru-
manians, but the reinforcements
were summoned to replace Bulgar
ian troops shifted to the Macedon.
ian front. The Turkish regiments
are composed almost exclusively OF
veterans OF the Dardanelles cam
palgn.
After several DAYS OF fierce fight
ing. much OF which occurred in the
open, The Dobrudja battle has set
tied down TO trench warfare. with
frst one side and then the other at
tempting TO breach the enemy +
lines. Field Marshal Mackensen's
army, after apparently unsuccessful
attempts TO break through the Rus
so-Rumanisn front. has taken uT
strong positions south OF the Con
stanza railway from which the Teu
tons are emerging for attacks.
A Bucharest dispatch today said
retreating Teutons made an unsuc
cessful effort TO draw the Ruman
ians into n trap. but the German
Ranking operations were defeated.
The Detroit times., 1916-09-23
GIRLS AND
BOYS THRONG
TABERNACLE

fCentfnued from Page oneb
The Detroit times., 1916-09-23

PrintinR--the piaiu neat kiad-tbst
IL risht-Times job Dept.--Msin f52O.
The Detroit times., 1916-09-23

morse over an il;-spent life that the
little ones knew nothing OF.
TraII Aittnrs Collanae
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-10-25
EPISC0PALIANS
FOR DRY CAUSE
Deputies Adopt Resolution Civ
ing Endorsement 10
Prohibition

ST. LOUIS. Oct 25--The house of
-eputles ~ he Protestant Episcopal
church II Ar7er1cT In conference
here late Tuesday went on record IL
favor OF prohibition The deputies
adopted resolution introduced last
week. giving church sanction N any
movement that will aid IN sup
pressing The liquor traHc Lhs
resolutions gin ~ sent 70 the hvS-s
~ bishops for concurrence
An invitation 10 the Jews IL Amer
ics 20 enter The Episcopal church
AM ACCEPT Jesus Christ, az tbs
same time retaining be customs and
modes n. worship oi the fathers, EsD
issued by The Protestant Episcopal
church ~ America today
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-10-25
It's Easy to Be Saved By Gods Pn Says Evangelist Billy Sunday

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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-10-25
BOY OF NINE
SHOOTS MATES
IN GUN FIGHT

CHICAGO. oct 25--Frsnk Young
nine years old. dld not want 70 ses
h.r comrAde beaten IN "a gang dghi
sna the victims ~ his rife are Mar
tim Corson. nine. and David Downs
10 All arc school boys Corson
rith a bullet IN his brain, may do
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with Cursyn's Canalsf gang Youns
an defeat 30 te ran home and 80
cured rs 22cslibsr rife He was Pr
rested
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-10-25
PRINCE MISKINOFF
DIVORCED BY
HIS PRINCESS

NEW YORK oct q Princess
aimee C-ocker Gouraud Ni5kinof
alI'orn.s helreTs. won a referee q
r.rommondatlon for an absolute d.
rur.e Tuoeday after the conclusion
.r testimony concerning ~" DOING
her youthful husband, Prince
tIrt.rdsr Hlvbu1E. Russian
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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-10-25

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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-06
DIPLOMACY TO FIGURE
IN PEACE NEGOTIATIONS

NtW YORK NpriI % rh, feeling be-
Increasing th,t d]irlomati, negotiations
will pIIy r. larger pat than originally
expected lev the settlement NJ tho var
iu Europe. according io the E"y 'hnrl"s
$ N,ylurl,nd. general s',f'''N NJ ih"
federal ,0uu,l NJ the ,huruh' NJ Ihrft
300 Nw,ri,, who f'r.rtl, returned from
t tIsf 600 tee VuffiuE nations
M"u who lurus,I the ultimate dc''1'
of g,rmtu, Uf 'hw vrr lr.ts ing
enough %. end W,iI,-llA admit
tl, pu, niIiiI thpt hoe, ,Hu stand uui
sr Ions iNt' 'h' otn,ra mr, v''f, Dt ui
Tnu puiif.na 600 G'rmru, hty" uu
I,IEuu. r. mlrt.l change pr Mo,
tpriHui explained. from 'hr w,nIi.tI
hi'ta'u, af in, beginning nj tho WI
Z h"li.,, 'u,, might rt.il b, r,tdI fur
adjustment m ih, resumption uf th,
ltiis tr', hrllIm
On Irnr,, ur N]rUrprt+td asserted
W'r, H IHuDsii.uu ip Impps, pr.
Nmunr, conditions which pra,luiD oy,u
mo- ,irI 90. conference, vhii" England
would h' Ices ,N1.iirg than France
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-06
CA[0ME[! TAKE
D0DS0N'S LIVER TONE
New Discovery! Takes Place Of Dangerous CaOme-t Puts Your Liver To
Work Without Making You SCk-tat Anything 1t Can Not
SaWate-Dnt Lose a Days Work!

a day work want to sec a bottle Of this won.
dcrlul liver medicine IN every home here.
Caloucl Is poi,ou-it, mcrruty-,t attacks the
bones. often causing rheumatism Calomcl is dan.
gcruus. II ,ickcn,-Whilc my Dodson's Liver
Tone is safe, pleasant anil harmless, lat any.
thing afterwards. because il can not %~ili,ate. Give
It to the children because IL doesn't upset the storn-
ach or shock the liver TAX, a spoonful tonigh,
and wake up feeling tine and ready for a full
days work
Get bottle Try IT, II 1t doesn't do exactly
what say. tell YOUR dealer 10 hand your money
back Every druggist and store keeper herr kncws
me and knows Of my wonderful discovery ~ a
vegetable medicine that takes the place Of danger.
Gus caloind ADV.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-06
DIPLOMAT SAYS
GERMANY READY
TO MAKE PEACE

'lIIIsTI NNli Nnr0l O. D,n London
4 20 mp .D,,moo, Do r,,I, go ',h,
peace ond M, chan. ,'lo. l,s o0.rai
.'II ,hn' on. r|.,sononl. pc,pc p%r1uo.n
VIII b." considered toIu Df Ml0hohcior
me nov G'rmau ombarsldor 20 NurHu
BOO % morning u'wrpapef
'I' l- our antagonist. nto pnri 20
wight ~ Tho h0itor end Oh, amhofsulor
uIdf
Discussing the recent l,,' ppm.u'r FOO
lr.F
From the point OF ..,N OF fn. u%.,'.'I
ih"r" has been uu chang, iu G'rmHu. r
submarine policy II +. luI D'fmanN ,
aim 10 make proper allow ,ur,' for in.
rlRh'H NJ neutral,
IA" ucH sp,prr. oommourIur uu goo.
nlubnsHad"r lieutenant with regard 'o
~rubIunflu's slb# h' thus seeks io oIliN
the nuti .ic'wnu feeling winch hrf been
rapidly rn.iul 100 Npf'ay g|,r.ully ou
ms 10 tht Io..,s iu the Norwegian ship.
pinr According io 'I, newspapers r.ry,u
Norwegian -H.ua l,t. been luru,Io,l
without v.ifu.rE 40 M, nia' .,a Hrtr nri
IN 'h' HlsIsi'.. i.,Hf. ,urn,eIrr
If.. |t.r ...U .Il..
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-06
GUTIERREZ HOPES TO
CAPTURE VILLA SOON

TpIluEuN Mexico. April Cen Luis
ruu'rr'z reported to General Trcvinp
Nodn' d1t night 'h1i No. b. ,,fs hope.
ml that G"roul Csv,los Will capture
|Ilp and tho remnants N MS mon dur.
iug the u'Ni ihr-" dave Logging Villista
prisoner confirm VIVA. wounded con
dliiUu
General Guii'rfcl thinks ihr' VITA
win nov ~, to double toward tho Vrvi
orn mountains when No. finds m, road
south strongly held
tr.r NH''ns N,mns f'puf's that hc
had t ngh' u' Santa Trrrgp between
Turrnou and san Pedro With b band "
iN'ui, three ruhhrrs " whom only three
ea, ped Hl.V,
tn" peace commission has NOT N,' POI.
uoii'd - t1nutu Reyes W tpid iu have
gone toward san Juan de Mrscuuiinl "a
confer with 'h' eleven other g,r,ttI al.
fH,ih under ~. command
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-06
URGES PURITY IN
EVERYDAY LIVING

lutr.' W..UY.,s nlgh'I Iu go, evan
svISiir yr.,I,.f Bt 81 IuIu. Methodist
church Wh,lU Tive crsI sl.r ugt-gs.
tom. 'fr 'rslrrd .u 10 united campaign
There ~. q rrHd ti]'yriHH.r iHs' night
'n heat iHr Rev e. W NrguidiI W the
Ma wund christian church. WHO delivered
a .tirrIns SERMON
Tho ,py't, r]irph,tirci tho iW
pn'innrr u' k'rptrv 'h' NrrE fountains N'
NE rufr
'WhyI tuu hear foul si, ,h Ium the
lips ~ u wsr. hr said ",uu NAV bnuw
that The source u' that tp"t.U tine mimi
BE- impure lfifli uf wlnl. ~ HE. of
90, affections d Wrought hN tlr ,nrf
pf the ,rfii whom the ne ia surrendered
thfpugh miih In Col and IL 81. upu. NJ
foundation tht' the sliuyiut, uf JHrIsf
iiuu character d. lu|lird
Ito also lpIl emphasis urur ih. funds
w'rts' i,.r, IN ,h isilNl l'Hr o..HrirI
b., love
"lu, love. vllbou, auis un'ri.r,A
and unHr''I.h D. re- r.IUIr Wffl uf , fD'.
lower u' l,suH hr aid ilstc Ne ur
rnsir boz uo wise uur 1iiil. v'ih
she spifIi ~ iuie yhrsiitniit .rI 4,
thiuk That John stsi,mrri. ne ihli
hti,ih U. brother Is a HrHf i.frr uur
mot ne 10 be- taken Wcfpi, ,in,t i
was nNUfdr1Vn
nut I have since ~Gt.o,ytri that " BE-
ans,iutel, irur aud mofr. 'nt IN, man
VIM hates his htpiht ~ 70 mutt muf.
iUfvr ~ murders love urHthrfiiness
hindncs uns,lNshncs. md an the tine
FtHyr rh contribute 'u on, h,pp.nr e
and we'll h'InV uf humn1 lfu ami hi,
rfifnr ia Ht4fv1vhIrf No ~ 1utli. In.
nuruvra uuf gospel siHnis irf lut, 'n.
lHNU That hlnlF ne t0grti rf Hs brethren
and that ne lrst is ~ warm ih, .bi
heart 4 the Whole world
Jesus r,rinplifed this Kind ~ love In
"a NE gi,ine Himself that Zee milli
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! discovered a vegetable compound that does
the work OF dangerous, sckcumg calomcl and !
want every reader of this paper to try a bottle
and IT II doesn't Strengthen You up better and
quicker than S%alivatlug calomel just 80 back to
the store and get your money
guarantee that one spoonful OF DodSon',
Liver Tone will put your sluggish liver to work
and clean your thirty feet of bowel, OF the sour
bile aud constipation poison which is clogging
your system and making volt feel miserable
| guarantee that one spoonful of this harmless
liquid liver medicine Will relieve the headache. hi.
%iouSness, coated tongue. agic, malaria. sour Stom-
ach or any other distress caused by a torpid liver
as quickly as dose OF vile. uausca,lng caloncl.
besides 1t viii not make you sick or Keep you from
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-06
Wake up with head clear,
stomach sweet, breath
right, cold gone.

Tak" y ~ 'Nu Casrsfr,s tonight and
emo, the nir,st. rsnti-st liver and how n
~tlrsusips sou tNrf experienced Wake
up icrllrr stand vuut lead viil h. clear.
NOuf tunsut ylr,u. breath sweet, stomach
regulated and ,uuf liver snd thirty fss'
~ bow eis scii,r urt = boz ~ snS drug
store nov aud act s%tr,ishtsnrd W. by
moaning stop The headache. hilicu,ncss
bad colds and bad dsNs Peel ~ AMI
ready ~ Nu'k o. risN Cssratcis dr
not supr sivkcn ~ inrnrVcnicnv, ,ri
the neat dsy nke sslts rilis ~ tslomel
Thew ~ fnsi
Mothers should sive a Whole vasrare,
snyii'nr ~ cfu~s, sivk. bilious ~ fever
lab children hecsus. n will act thor.
-ushls and can not iniufr ADV