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The Detroit times., 1916-11-18
DEUTSCHLAND
not DAMAGED
Could Sail Back TO Germany At
Once, Say Her
Owners

NEW LONDON, Conn, Nov is.
The German supersubmarlne
Deutschland. in spite OF IFS collision
with the tug T. A. Scott. Jr, could
again attempt her voyage back to
Germany az once. She was only
slightly damaged, and. IL repairs
are made, il viii not be necessary
to take her 20 drydock.
When she will prepare to leave
is something that Will not be dis
cussed by Capt Koenig or mem
bors OF his crew The Deutschland
must remain In port until United
States authorities have completed
a0 investigation into the accident
which resulted in the loss OF the
convoy and FIVE of her crew at the
s1rt OF the homeward trip yester-
day.
Taking Of testimony viii con
-sumc several DAYS and the decision
may be reserved day or so longer
Capt Frederic Hnch, who was
also aboard The Jug, will testify to-
/ day
II is believed here that the acct
\ dent win be attributed to bad judg-
mont by Capt John Gurney in
steaming ahead OF the Deutschland
instead Of remaining at her side
The Detroit times., 1916-11-18
Woman, Robbed of Mate by Law,
Is Steadfast in Her Love and
Looks Forward to Happy Reunion

Whom God hath joined let mo-
man put asunder
To Winfred Douglas The Biblical
injunction is only a mockery. Man
has put asnndcr Winifrod Douglas
and George w Severance and thc
law has deprived Winifrcd Douglas
of the prefix Mrs. title she bore
proudly for several years
Tho marriage OF this young wo
man and George has been annulca
by q decree of circuit Judge Man
don ON the ground that he is the
common law husband OF Kathryn
Severance, The mother OF bis seven
year old boy
II was alleged iu thc trial Of thr
case that Mrs Severance know OF
her husbands relations with kath.
ryn Severance prior TO her marriage.
but this is denied by he woman
who was NNg Severance until last
wednesday She declares that size
had never heard Of her husbands
adventure until long after She was
married. She then symp3thized
with him and accompanied him when
he made visits 10 hi- sweetheart Of
ether days and took money to her
for the maintenance of his son
As result of the decree of the
court. according 10 Winiirod Doug
las Severance, the lives OF three
The Detroit times., 1916-11-18

he hoped The gathering would bt
pheasant
Another homer accorded the
WAYNE county Gp',rat, WAS tho
rres .n'aron 20 chem of the banner
for tho greatest advance in points
of excellence of work I'm sunday
chools.
While 30 Holland the Detroiter-
made their headquarters no The
ci'y hall where meals We're served
them by local women Oflcors OF
.he Wayne County Sunday School
association are Fred Haskel, presi
dent Or And~cw Thomas smith
Ivt yic. president: 4 J. Stewart
second vieepresident s r King
ton trca Grcr. Edna G Nalpoy re-
cording secretary Ida = Hlick, OK.
rcutivp secretary
The Detroit times., 1916-11-18
BOY ARRSTED
FOR BURGLARY

The homo of Andrew Newly. No.
go NaComb.r was entered Friday
evening thru rear door which was
forced open. and Two reyolyers. one
silver watch a braccIet and a piece
of unrcnncd gold we're stolen. Tho
icyolvcrs were later recovered and
steve Enrst IL rears old No 491
CatherIuy.u. was arrested as The
burglar Tn hoy was sent 70 the
detention home
B ] Base-tt No -G Davenport So.
reported to she pol+ts- that s0mrona
stole his touring car valued az 81 400
from i'm front OF No li61 Woodward.
avc during be even ng Sol Giutc-
man. 40 23lj Socondave reported
The robbcr, cf hi, touring car valued
AZ $1,000 from Horton and Wood.
ward avcs
The Detroit times., 1916-11-18
PURE, RICH BLOOD
MADE BY HOODS

Pure blood enables he stomach.
liver and other digestive organs to
DO their work properly Without %
they are sluggish. there is loss ~
appetite. sometimes faintness. de-
ranged state OF the intestincs. and.
in general. aIl The symptoms OF
dyspepsia.
Hoods Sarsap1rillt makes pure
blood. and this is why it Is so very
successful I'm the treatment Of SO
many ailments. Get IL today. ADV.
The Detroit times., 1916-11-18
IN DETROIT

The cts Of Cleveland III was sent
hack to BufiniO for special trip
Friday night, HIthp her return lh
mo morning from that city was
scheduled a. her last trip uf The
season The trip was made to take
utrr "a large uuwn'r of automobiles
md freight which loCal shippers
f-ared would Doe held up because ~
ftr congestion Iu r~llr'nd yards
h'rr Dn hrr return sunday the
Cleveland Will substitute ftr the
Cfr ~ Detroit N On fhe cleveland
screirr because She "a larger and
r1r r4Iiy more freight
The Detroit times., 1916-11-18
CATHOLICS TO
HOLD EXERCISES
Many Will Assist I'm Celebrat-
ing 81. Joseph Colleges
Alumni Anniversary

The Rt Rev Edward u KcUy
auxiliary bishop ot Detroit viii
omc.atc co. thc pontihcal high
mass sunday marking the op,nIng
os the celebration Of the twenty
nith anniversary OF st. Joseph
college alumni. Nov 49, 90 and 2i.
The mass viii De celebrated i'm ST.
Joseph's church AZ 10 o'clock In
the evening a reception Of an y.s-
tong brothers wgl be held in the
college auditorium
Memorial mass viii Doe sung
Monday morning ar 730 o'clock
foi deceased members OF the
church A banquet viii be- held al
the Hotel Stauor IN the evening
Tuesday morning there viii bepa
football game and other forms Of
athletics on Northwestern uold
This will be followed by an auto
r.de TO visitors A ball In the Ho-
tel Statler viii be- held in the eve.
ping
Speakers az the banquet will be
RI. Rev Msgr Francis c. Kelley
OF Chicaeo, Hon James A. Muir
tha, state senator. Edwin DENLY
president OF Detroit Board of
Commerce and Chas. n Reichling
president Of alumni Mayor Marx
not beinS able TO attend has ap-
pointed Corporation Counsel Harry
J. Ding'man 10 represent him
Brother Conrad present director
of college will act as toastmaster.
n,., -
The Detroit times., 1916-11-18
nrunken ofheer plsmIssed

An officer said to be- from the
Nincwood av, station. whose name
Is suppressed by tha police. was
found intox Gated while on duty on
Grand Rive ave, Friday afternoon
Hc was taken to thc police head
quarters and was dismissed from tho
service az once. The officer wcpt as
ne left the Guiding.
The Detroit times., 1916-11-18

m Average growth of about 1000
per-opA a month, or about $4,000 a
year From statistics compiled by
the water board. Detroit in 1915 had
liI722 families. and in 1916. 10000
The school census for 1915 show
ID laSSof children from nyc 10 20
years OF age. while the census Of
1916 shows 1896 For 1915 the
number registered voters was ll3.
$50 while the number for 1916 was
l4l, 600 The essed valuation for
1915 was S55S,g39.95u. while that
tor 1916 H. s736.552.95o Gross city
appropriations for 1918 were $l7r
attS5g, those for 1916 were SIS
S2I a6f IN" tax leNy for 1915 was
Sl&.1061A1. that Tor 1916 was Sl3,
f9iIil The eity, debt FOR 1915
was SlGINS.2io that for 1916 is
iIS4G2,5l3 The City's debt here
hown does not include the water
bonds
Big Gain in Postal Receipts
Tho federal business report shows
q decided growth For the first 10
months OF 1915. the postoGice re
ccipl7 were g. S27l60 those FOR
l9lG for the same period were So
253.o57 Internal revenue for the
arst 10 months OF 1915 was Ss,Ao4
l39. while for The same period OF
1916 it was S9.s7i2S7 Customs re-.
celpts in 1915 were $ll25.656, while
those in 1916 were $L23745l.
Tho imports and exports for the
district Of Michigan. OF which De.
troii is the main port OF entry in
cludc only th, 1rst nine months OF
1916. For 1915 nine months. inn
ports amounted 10 $ls,452.245 as
against $ao.s9749t for the same pc
rod ~ 1916 Exports ior nine
months Of 1915 showed Slol 537.532.
as against Sl56,6o2 $50 for the same
period ~ 1916.
The Detroit times., 1916-11-18
CANADIANS
AT BAZAAR
SA URDAY
Patriotic Program to
BE Given Afternoon
and Night
EXHIBITION WILL
BE OPEN SUNDAY
Plans Complete for Re-
cepti0n to Mime. Bern
hardt, Monday

Canadians from points several
hour ride from Detroit aockcd to
rho tabernacle on GrludIey Held,
early saturday TO celebrate Cana
dian day at the big bazaar OF the
Allies An exceptionally attractive
program has been arranged The
musical feature includes concerts
both the afternoon and evening
Patriotic British airs will be rem
d"red 1g On, best musicians the DO
m.n.on boasts The Canadian rail
roads announced special rates fol
the day.
Tn" programs are under the di
rccton OF Mrs. Ralph Trlx, Edi,n
Ma} 'Capes and Nelson Snow. expo
neu'- Of The Castle dances. will give
dancing exhibitions. Instrumental Sc
leetIons VIII he rendered by the
Blackstone Hotel orchestra, Of Chi
caso and The Twenty regiment
band of Windsor Vocal music VIII
be given by William Rowland, blri
tor" Frank Mellor. tenor. Mrs
Clyde ShirtcIiTe, soprano, Mrs
Etbel Rust Mellor soprano Miss
Dorothy Apt, a clever Scotch dane
er Vi'I contribute several numbers
Tho Rev Arthur Carlisle, chaplain
OF iho Eighteenth battalion OF Cana
aian iraa'ry who has returned
num France. wiz tell his expert
cnces De is rector OF Al Saints
church u Windsor Following both
concerts There VIII be public dane
Ing ON The big stage
Among tho distinguished Canadian
visitors expected are the mayors anG
other city officials Of ST Thomas
Chatham London, Windsor. Toront
ma Walkar}ilIe Delegations @,
curriers' from InEersoll and Torontt
nd "a large delegation Of The Daugh
rte of tho Empire from Windsor
attend a.so
ThO tg-. building was crowded
100 reuaou ana evening Frday
when hp Lo'smIuus auI Lfhuan
u e.c having their day A 80
tsml hud ol 80 pieces provided
ri GLASS of bohemian So.
The Detroit times., 1916-11-18

DR. A A. Lindsay. who has heen
giving sunday night lectures IN the
Hotel Statler for several weeks viii
preach on THE chemistry electricity
ard psychology 81 love sunday
night.
The Detroit times., 1916-11-18

Tho ten commandments interpreted
I'm the light OF Jesus christ Is the
title of a series OF Sunday evening
sermons 10 be preached by the Rev.
King II Beach in the Preston Meth
odist. The first commandment VIII
be tho eubject of the nrst sermon.
The others viii follow in regular or
der.
The Detroit times., 1916-11-18

The Rev j. Perclval Huget viii
preach in the First Congregational
on What christianity cannot do
without" and Wheat and taxes
The Detroit times., 1916-11-18
Bradstreet's NJ a k e S
Comparison for Ten
Months
BUILDING WORK
MAY DOUBLE 10
DetrOit's Newcomers
Number About 1000
a Month

- i'Ah'HA AAAifhN'o III bhHAii'Nn
growth and civic progress In Us his
tory, according 10 BrRdstrrcrs Fig
ures furnished by George +. W.
Reid. superintendent Of tho Detroit
Office. give in concrete form the
progress made and are compared
with those of the corresponding 10
months of 1918
From Jan /. 1916. 90 Nov I,
1916, total OF 1919 building per
mits were ISSUED For the same pc
riod OF 1915. 7.5sS permits were ls
sued The total cost of cons'ruc
tiou work was sflN5.6o5 for 1916.
while The cost OF such work in 1915
was s15.7St.510. n is interesting 20
note the 1915 showing in this line
included a number ~ office build
ines while that Of 1915 consists only
Of ordinary building. such as apart
mcnt structures. residence and tac
tories II IS believed 'ha- before
tho year closes the building permits
viii have considerably more than
doubled ;hose of 1878
Figures for Detroit Only
For no months of 1916. mHnufac.
turing plants valued at t37d42tu
were con s'ructod or aro now in the
process - construction For the
same period ~ 1918. tho rous,ruc
tion cost % such plants was only
$I7os .38r These figures include
ouy work within Detroit city limits
For Highland Park Hamtramck.
81 clair and other suburban town.
In which are located great mum
her ~ manufacturing plants. figures
ar, not vet obtainablo i- D..
IeveI. hoveyor. that the growth n
the. scctions IS equal TO that in
Ietrot
IN rhr entire llst - structures only
Three cost more than s3ooo0O- TH,
Book hWid dHe "a Washington alta
and thf Spu .nrg Huston store a
Lafayette blvd and shelby each
are 20 cost sto0.o"0 ana 'h, iIoul
Gillespie ou Lafayette blvd $3oT'on
Of th, manufacturing plants onls
it' COST .i.ilf IMAM ".'. .'.'.' ''ti ID
Two 90 tht vrrr erected by th
Packard Motor compan M one D
-ta, Chalmers Motor company 90,
tor thr runtUr u'al Motor company
and one for the ID " Fern Seed
comptns
City Is Metal Center
The automobile plant not pc
trni" SOB. lue ot industry lt is
nor generally buoap tha fM c.t
g. on. of tbe g-'.tes' ,oppoc BRASS
and aluminium c'u'"t boo il" world
u also loader 300 'tr production
of ph3rma.e4 e4'eal pr.lcs stoves.
the construction of hip- i"r We \t3.
nu'le rad and also tor fh" Gr'a'
Lakes traffic o. aiso spe.aI'1' 'n
tho production of cigar 'rd tobacco
products. q is o'nideni' Ao.'"sfd
ty leading business nion that % ihe
a4tomohi" industry was "niirrb
eliminated. Detroit has other ltn's
thaf would maintain Us supremacy
az manufacturing city The rec.
The Detroit times., 1916-11-18

The obligated faith viii be the
morning sermon topic of the Rev. NJ.
6 Rice In the North woodward Meth
odist In the evening The old faith
will be the subject and the trst ~
series on this topic.
The Detroit times., 1916-11-18

In the Central Christian the Rev G.
J Tannar will preach on "Faith-tts
power in the morning and IN the
evening the Rev. Charles II Paul,
Indianapolis will occup the pulpit.
The Detroit times., 1916-11-18

TIE North Woodward Mission STUDY
class % the Forrest Presbyterian
VIII meet "Wednesday afternoon a.
20 o'clock in Mrs William IT. Tur
nrr's home, No 95 Taylor-ave.
The Detroit times., 1916-11-18

The Rev w " Wray BOYLE. pastor
~ the woodward PRESBYTERIAN
VIII preach on The relation ~ faith
10 form or. what does the christian
church stand for'' and "Thc enemies
~ tho modern home the first ~ ten
sermons on tho subject ~ Home roe
lationshipS clear definition viii
h" given on What tho modern home
ought not 20 be in its ideals and It's
influences
The Detroit times., 1916-11-18

The frecnth annual THANKSGIVING
service under the auspices Of the
citizens lnterdenomipational com
m ttee VIII hc held iu the Detroit op-
cr7 house Thank eCtyinE morning AZ
1U.30 Tho speaker viii De Prof Ma
tharIol i Schmidt head OF the de-
Iartment ~ semitic literature in Cor
nell tie subject viii be National
prosperity"
The Detroit times., 1916-11-18

In Nj Hope Congregational church
- dining room, kitchen. gymnasium.
hover baths and a steam heating
plant are being insta He'd. The Key.
Clement Upham IL pastor
The Detroit times., 1916-11-18
State Sunday School
Convention Coming
Next Year
GATHERING WILL
BRING 5000 HERE
Wayne County Work
ers Go to Holland and
Capture HOnOrs

After years of trying Detroit has
finally landed the Michigan State
Sunday School convention for next
year Mss Ida S BHct. executive
secretary Of thc Wayne County
sunday school association. arrycd
Saturday morning from Holland
where sht and her associates sue
cseded In persuad,nE The delegate
at The state convention just closed
there 10 select this city for tho
next convention
sunday school worker. thrpout
The state had always held that a
smaller town was more desirable
for the convention. ono reason oe.
lnp thar the visitors thought they
could ha9c q better time in a small
er community, bat 'ho workers from
Detroit on this occasion convinced
them thai no better time could be-
bad anywhere than right here in
Detroit
II is expected that there VIII Do
more than soon delegates in atten-
dance at The next. convention, the
greatest rumbr- that has ever ar
tended one Of these annual gather
The Detroit times., 1916-11-18

Spiritual hygiene" and pluck NOT
luck vii tr tho sermon subjects ~
tho Rev -E - DIWoud in simpson
Tabernacle Methodist.
The Detroit times., 1916-11-18

''The new day in fAtin-America'
Will be the subject OF an address by
day afternoon AZ o'clock in the
First Presbyterian Dr. Paul ia pres
ident 81 tho Missionary Training col
lege Indianapolis. and his address rs
the second 81 a series or three being
given under the auspices OF the De-
troit Missionary Institute.
The Detroit times., 1916-11-18

PrintinE-the plain neat kind--that
II riEht--Times Job Dept --NnIn ago.
The Detroit times., 1916-11-18
CHURCH NOTES

Tn tho Jcnerson-aEe tho Rev lI
FELTON, VIII preach special sermon
t1 men on Beaten bF on" vote mud
On" moral for the tweuty-tPst w1ri
in the evening.
'hc Rev James u Macdonald WUi
preach on ~ FlCtoTy' aud iinH $500
got our Bible.
Mrs Ethel Embery sm.tb nU
speak "Wednesday evening .u Higher
Thought hail on 'TE" revived science
OF Numcralogy.
The annual Thanksg service
of the Womau's association uf rho
Forst-st. Presbyterian viii hs held
Monday afternoon at l1 O'Clock
Mrs J X Mitchell syUudicHl Yrr-|.
dent Of the Home Missionary society.
VIII DE the speaker. There Will Dc
special music and tea viii he served
Mrs. j ~ Thompson acting as host
tss. The Mothers circle announces
S n all-day meeting Thursday
More than 900 boys have been I'M
yited o. "a mass meeting 90 b" h'la lu
the Woodward ave. Baptist church
Sunday afternoon at > o'clock. when
number ~ youngsters % ton years
and older who have conquered tho t1-
hacco habit Will tcll their experience
All meetings are non-sectar!an and
an boys are invited
In Grace Reformed church there
viii De reception ~ members ai
tho morning service The pastor. the
Rev e. A Albright VIII preach on
Come now" and Love constrain-
eth"
In the Scottish-Rve Baptist the
sermon subjects Will be Ezekiel >
river vision" and CONFORMATION YER
sus transformation.
who - my ncighbor@' viii be the
morning subject In the Woodward
ave Christian. An illustrated SER
mon viii be given In the evening
The Detroit times., 1916-11-18

were repIl Wsudei for sitting on
ease ottl, under the influence of
llauar were dismissed from the
panel
The Detroit times., 1916-11-18

Zion Baptist church in Denver.
lho oldc, Negro church west ~ the
81 Ms~uurl river win begin q Wcekf
celebration OF its semi-ceu,cnnial
Sunday
The Detroit times., 1916-11-18

Price OF coal is said 10 have reach.
ed $50 q ton at Rome.
The Detroit times., 1916-11-18
rivals Ylcld Gracefully.

The Detroit contingent OF - dole
ratcs represented - SUNDAY schools
I'm this ciry. an the members went
20 Holland determined to WIN The
most meeting for their city Waen
other candidate FOR the honor saw
The determined body of 20 thoy
gracefully yielded In favor Of Dc.
-roit
n ia expected that Tho conven-
ton Headquarters w'Il be in The
First Pre hyfcr.an church and that
ono of Tie l7r1er meetings viii be
hold I'm Arcadia The date vi'l bc
about Nov IS. itf7. and the SEES
IONS will continue for three days
The Detroit delegation mad. thp
tip 20 Holland sprc.a' ear and
hey tool v'h them campaign
our vl.h thas I'M 20 the tune
rf Tm.rar r1o words are
The Detroit times., 1916-11-18
VpopuIation increases

Each year The Detroit water board
and The compilcrs OF the Detroit
city directory make estimates Of the
city's population according 20 scicn
unc methods. The estimated pop
ulalion Tor 1915 was placed conserv
atiyely 40 G70.1S9. and In 1916. 125r
g2f. An Investigation among the
storage companies who are compel
cd 10 hle with the city clerk the
names OF every family moved, shows
The Detroit times., 1916-11-18

who - my ncighbor@' viii be the
morning subject IN the Woodward
ave Christian An illustrated SER
mon VIII be given In the evening
The Detroit times., 1916-11-18

In the Scottish-ave Baptist the
sermon subjects viii be Ezekiel y
river vision and Conformation YER
sus transformation
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1916-10-20
AVON

Cool weather at this writing.
Wheat sowing is the order Of the
day in this community.
H. S. Price was a business visitor
in St Louis from Wednesday until
Saturday of last week.
Clinton Stokley visited relatives at
Bruno, Mo-, the latter part OF last
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. W. Rodgers were
guests of E. M. Smith and family last
Sunday. =,
Mr.. and Mrs. Charley Dainlev of
New Church spent Sunday with Z. A..
Bovd and family
Miss Tessa Vogt is spending few
DAYS with her sister. Mrs. Tony Gegg.
Miss Estella Smith was the guest of
relatives near here over Saturday
Mr.. and Mrs. W. H. Blackledge were
Ste. Genevieve callers the latter part
I of last week.
C. A. Boyd was a business visitor
4 in Fredericktown last Friday.
Try Sal Vermi Stock Remedies, at
Laakman's Drug Store.
| Several from near here attended the
4 farewell singing given at Mr.. kuhl-
mann's of Route last Saturday eve
ming. A fine time was enjoyed by the
large crowd present.
! M. and Mrs. E. L. Rodgers spent
Monday at the bedside of their niece,
Miss Dulcie Snyder, of Knob Lick.
who is very low with typhoid fever,
Miss Esther Gordon was the guest
of her cousin, Miss Reva Boyd, Sun
dav.
Mrs. N. A. Mertell srent the latter
mart Of last week with Mrs. Tony
Evans. who is in very moor health,
Henry Miller and family visited
with A. w. Vogt and family last Sun
dav.
E. M. Smith and daughter Miss
irene. spent Saturday with j. l.
| Smith and family.
Mrs. Geo Beard and little son, Nor
gan, are spending few days witt
her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Angus
Brvan Of Ste. Genevieve.
The White Rock Stave Factory
which was detroyed by fire last Mon
day night has been rebuilt and Il
again ready for business.
Miss Anna Myers was the guest o
her friend, Miss Opal Winters, las
Thursday.
| M. and Mrs. "A. G. Wade spen
Sunday with relatives near Liberty
vile.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1916-10-20
POLICE GUARD HUGHES WOMEN
FROM DEMOCRATIC DEVILTRY"

Policemen surrounded the Hughes
women's campaign special when 1t
drew into Portland, Ore, the other
day, because some Democratic Wo-
men had vowed to come and boo
hoo" under the car windows. Oppo-
site the station a banner asked who
was the goose that laid the golden egg
of the campaign special? Was it Mrs.
Belmont or Mrs. Smelter Trust Gug-
genheim?"
g The climax Of Democratic devil
try' came later, when Miss Elizabeth
Freeman was scheduled to hold Il
street corner meeting. DR.. Marie
Eoui labor leader with a large l..
W. w. following, mounted table on
the opposite corner and started an OPP
position meeting. The street became
filed with q jostling crowd. Demo-
cratic women in automobiles Haunted
large yellow Wilson banners and fore
ed their cars through the crowd, toss
ing out campaign literature.
Miss Freeman finally succeeded IN
addressing the part Of the crowd near
/ her car. Other meetings were held
! in factories, clubs and the Y. w. G.
A. Tonight the Democratic women
held a counter rally,