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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-14
S3,000,000
FOR PALMER
INSTITUTE
,Contiaa.d from Psx- on.l

Brady told The Times There L.
much valuable real estate. land
fronting en- WocdNavi-ave bet yeen
Palmer Park and Seven Nile-rd- Be
INK one notable parcel
An estate on Long Island y Y,
consists OF 10 acres. and IL declared
20 5e highly valuable properly be
iEg In q district used oy wealthy
New Workers who have estates with.
IN convenien. distance ~ the
metropolis The all directs that
this be sold waer an opportunity
for a fair purchase price offers. and
her smaller hequests paid on, ~ u
Harold Palmer. Mrs. Palmer &
adopted con. 70 whom she lstt moth.
inE because % "A6ecuate provisioa
in hts fathers will. vas given
SOC 900 outright oy Senator Pal
mer, md real estate which he rs de-
clar~d 10 have sold FOR more than
$500 900. in addition 70 icing made
The beneficiary OF & 100000 tr1ls'
4.IIA.a ~ - viz a. AZ. Ftf.f'.N..' -
Mrs Palmer
The constructive work Of orNd
iag up a curriculum for the school
for motherhood and home tralnln. <
v iii dsyolve upon the circuit courr.
FOR Mrs Palmer didn't work oar
plans for her pre- iect before she
died. according 20 Mr. Brady. who
saws that no in strrctions ether than
Tho general statement IN the will
baye been left A clnuse IN tie viii
provides that h. circuit court have
he erecutior OF this work II is
rhough, trustee Vill be appointed
The nrst hearing {, set fcy Sept 9
in the probate court
Tie bequest OF Mrs Palmer Is
the largest ever made for a pu5l.t
Institution ia Detroit
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-14
New York Would
Starve Within 8 Days

NEW YORK. Aug lt-How the
ave million people living in GREATER
New York Will be fed IN the event
OF rStlroao strike Is a problem be
ing given real consideration by on.
eials here today
Joseph ; HsrtEAn. secretary Of
Msyor MitchelVs cen mijtee on food
supply. has recommended 20 Acting
Mayor Frank l. Bowling that AZ
ticn be taken by the city govern.
mept 20 prepare against any stop
page Of ,rafic IN toCtsturs HART.
gan proposes that survey be made
OF all sources OF food supply which
could De commanded II the strike
Is declared
With the city IN The grip " an in
fantiie paralysis epidemic. city au-
thoriiies are tryine 20 determine
how the 100000 quarts u mix the
city consumes daily could oe
brought 10 the city In the event ~ a
strike
Meat packers estimated today
that New Works supply OF meat
would last but eight dAy~ II the
railroads were tied up
More than 500 oCo tourists are noN
IN New York Il Is estimated How
these people could be FED 20 say
nothing ~ their being unable to ~
turn 70 their homes and places OF
business. IL also troubling city Off
cials.
As New York reduces practical
" M 'codstuffs. a StIike ths; wouli
GU - the city from It's food sup
ply would result in appalling condI-
lions T. a short time authorities
said
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-14
FORMERLY OF
MICHIGAN, WEBS
MAN IN JAPAN

LAFAYETTE. Ind. Aug i4--Tha'
,ove can bridge an ocean ls demon
strated In the case OF Miss Flo Cos
ma. OF West Lafayette. who has Lett
FOR Seattle. Wash. where she will
sail for Yokohama. Japan. 20 meet
her old college sweetheart. Edward
o Wilson, and be married
Miss Gosma and Mr.. Wilson were
studsn,a a, Hlllsdale college. HilIs.
dale. Mich. she was graduated from
'he music and literary department
IN 1918, and IL member OF the ~
Beta PIT sorority.
SIR Wilson was graduated from
Hillsdale In 1914 and 10 q member
~ Delta Tau Delta For two years
no has held the position OF profes
sor OF English IN the Chinese gov
eminent university Of Picking. China
The marriage ceremony will be per
formed by DIT. Ward, formerly dean
OF the theological department OF
Hlllsdsle college. who In living In
Japan. A number OF college friends
living IN the orient will attend the
Wedding. After spending the sum
mer In japan Mr. Wilson and his
bride will be a. home after Oct.
in Peking
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-14

-- 49,
elections E-olioufrv g. A. D--FseIr3's
%
statement
In view q ne great tss-s before
the voters o. Detroit p namely mat
the city must - made clean. Ia ~
ABIDING place aua that officials Tno
VII not do their duty must 10 als-
charged. the onsrfsr am rref- -
cannot recs!F" thA rpnsi a~re SOD 20
which they ar" entitled WITH iae
exception of two. mo- great harm an
De done. whaiet - me c".ts'Hn may
- aho th'! are ~. 81. t'ef 'lf
Postponem@n' ~ 1rsl s1g0-er' car
De said fo De- 0f ie0fiorahi' hs 40
exceptions r"fsF ~ are trf snpli-
ton az ~" board ~ "st mates ard
ne lFnSth"NinE OF me iNrW ~ ...F
offs al
tnr thr ahDt 100 ot i'' -aFA ~
inmates ought. my opinion - r@
ADOPTED 80 matter DIV tlNr' -tt.al-
~ sound TINS 4rNl.e nay nsf- SCI ~
ec ~ me DrS lhHits w. must IRA ky
ADMIT iaat N prague - tAs oefn
Used ar u"FirH 70 sntft r'rppnfl pa
~ an hhy -.n me sL..h H.aAeA the
city Eoverufntnf urr@spous.rN 20 tne
wishes OF ana nnr~sponFio = the
people - tnaaUl hteliy uuso-nd y
additoh, this pAft AlAr 200 p WI
me grown ~ tne Guy Pas hec0Ine
impractical Ar - lfnpfsstnle Tor men.
81 days On the nitrate needs OF tfre
city ana theu intel gHnfly r"Hnre inH
approprlstlonr ne bosFo cannot ~
ne CONFUSION OF oftNli ana ~ tnF
snort time allOred, eseapr me gansrT
OF cutting merely Tor the sskf ~
cutting such system does not i~no
itsef 20 comprtnrnFiNs program
thai WI snaoic me csHsa ~
proF"u"0tF 20 keep pace WIN me
growth ~ fhs city and a. ne same
time guaft aRainst ne annual TAX
being burdens0me
That amendment which preTiIss
Tor the !ehgthrrlnE ~ the 'efm u
city ofttclatr ought. Tn ny juf m ~ ?.
- 10 defeated It IL unfortunate
mat TX nss rot been framed NOR" as
Trlul natLrgiy an0 on sound~r prir-
rlp4es Do .Hri1 ~ office = tns city
clerk and fnn city 'reaslr'r WI. p
positions AZ" .IerIral az flstipEJisu-
I'd from executive might well Ds
leuRt h'ned or maze zppoinfivs
Neither or originates sry policy or
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-14
GOVERNOR is
VICTIM OF NEW
AUTO SWINDLE

A neN method % tisposins 81 stoi
en- motor cars has been found Gov
ernor Dune. O; Illinois, w1s a vic.
I'm Mr. and Mrs 1hoh'as T. Nirg
from California. secly, aoUa-
ade license for a Ford ca from ,n'
secretary OF state. Ara ed with this
they are said 20 have taken ;h,
car % the chief executive and frl
IN Il 10 s. Louis Jpon their a
rival there the woman, giving 'hr
Name OF simmons went b"for' "a
notary and made out Dill OF s,.,e
COR tho car. transferring u TO Klus
With The genuine license upon ~"
ar sad the bill OF sale OF guar
cHt-e OF ownership. klng. accord
Ing 70 the police. went 20 al
wage firm ot 81. Louis and sold the
car FOR SEAS Later the arm. SIS
picioufnE that something was wror <
tra!led The couple and notified the
police by this tine a wire from
Springfield told 81 the theft and the
arrest followed.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-14
CONNOLLY
WILL MAKE
FEW TALKS
,csntissea from P.E. one,

for the campaign. Judge Connolly
was not prepared to state Just what
would be his procedure Hts FIRST
steps. however. will be 20 Organize
. campaign committee and open
headquarters AS 20 who viii head
i1s committee the judge said ne
was unable 10 state al THIS time
"The committee will be- large
one. made up of at least 2o0 men.
be said. "They win be representa-.
tive men Of the city, but who they
wiz De. and who win have, direct
charge OF my campaign. am no.
prepared to say AZ this time. he
continued
when the name >of Charles :
Hampton. his opponent for the Dem
ocratie nomination foe mayor. was
mentioned. Judee Connolly smiled
brosdls and remprkedi You know
: Am Inst bach from a Tow days
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-14
MUST PAY WIFE
ALIMONY, DESPITE
BEAUTY PARLOR

william Thomas. q colored preach
er. may work as porter In Fyfe's
shoe store. spend Two hours as a
Waiter al the Detroit club. and per
form some % his vife's household
duties, but eli these efforts IN the
interest % his spouse and i've chill
1reu ala not save him from an or
der. Monday. By Judge Hosmer TO
pay Estelle Thomas % week tenn
porary alimony.
With graf eArnestness. Thomas
told Judge Hosmer OF tho sacrifices
he made and The work he ala for
Es,eIle. Besides buying the grocer.
lea. be gave her ~ a week regular.
~, he declared Thomas asserted
that HE wife. who was IN the court
room. bad said she would withdraw
her divorce sui' 4, he would give
her % week.
A beauty parior A. 40 500 Sixth.
81. In which he helped establish
her. gives her very comfortable
income. according 20 the husband
Although he ssid he didn't have
enough 10 buy clothes. Judge Hos
nier decreea that ne should con
'inue 20 pay nc amour, that he
had been giving bis wife.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-14
Bitten b. a Fish.

Brazil. ind. Aug Rain"y
Williams. formerly "A patrolman.
thought he was being attacked by
sharks when he was bitten on bis
lef' leg tho other day By big hsh
o. MI creek. southeast OF Brazil
Williams found hat he had curnerrd
a big catfish In a hole IN a log He
tried 70 catch me hsh with h's
hands. and ua' > hag1 Gght IN
which he vas bitten on The leg
again Williams won The battle ann
caught blk catfish weighing 22 -
pounds He was compelled 10 come
70 the city and have his leg dressed
by q physician, a. a severe swelling
resulted from the bites
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-14

Of the men actually engaged In the
hoid-up
The two men arrested IN Cleve-
and are being investigated BY DE-
'sctive Inspector Edward Fox, who
Eas temporarily removed from his
regular duties by Comm!-s,cner Gil.
Iespie 20 work on tho robbery case
exclusively
So far as can DO harmed the two
men abandoned small car in Wy.
oming o. snail town near Cleve-
land. and BOARDED an lnterurban car
going toward Cleveland with two
heavy suitcasas This information
vas furnished BY Marsha Distler.
0f wyoming While following the
suspects. rho marshal said. he found
a CLIPPING taken from Detroit pa
per giving an account OF the Bur
r0ughs robbery
The car which vas abandoned
bore Michigan license. 80 1895
Police records show that this ma.
chine belongs 20 John Matyn. ga.
loonman. OF 10. 1850 Nack-ave
The woman with the parrot AMI
bulldog who changed her clothing
in a garage in Ida, Mich. and mys-
,eriougly EFT that town for Toledo
he nigh % 'he Burroughs robbery
vas under arrest since Friday. n
ras learned Monday morning. and
was released Sunday night after
furnishing a complete abb Ths
police are still mystinsd At her
strange actions In Ida
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-14
The iris
VI JOB
BY JESSIE ROBERTA

- ~ - - -
There has been lo' OF tBlk Is 70
why women OF Intelligence do not
AXE positions as house workers IN
private tauliies All The advantages
arc pointed ont. such as the free
board and lodginE, excellent wages,
now given. and the fac, that no
work Is OF The sort that is agreeable
10 many women And yet they Won
consider f.
Charles Barnes Who Is head oi
he state employment bureau OF New
York. recently remarked that the
one great difficulty was social d's-
tinctions
Women will not enter domestic
service because OF the feeling that
makes II impossible for them TO go
out With men OF their own class
That Is 10 say. that the type OF Won
IN Ne really need 20 run our homes
on an ef'cient basis. women With
bcsd. won't do -
There Is but one way ont 81 TIE
deadlock. according 20 all the eN'
pcr-s. and that Is by putting house
work and house workers on a bus.
iues. hasfr The economic and do
nestle science classes in the schools.
turning on heir trained women,
are going 10 help
Women graduated from such
classes viii work by the hour and
BE- treated precisely as n stenoe'
rapher ls treated They will give
superior service. and their position
an be An assured one II viii sim
plv 30 matter ~ choosing that
type ~ work rather than Office Ia
JOT
The hing that viii make scr
wants business women In every
sense OF tho word and will take the
social stigma froA such work. ls mo
tact that before long the right sort
~ women are going 20 ignor"
stupid prejudice and prove mat ~
can 30 conquered let us hope 'ha'
day all come soon. "a It Viii prove
the solution OF mopt Of our domest'c
worries. and Nill open a splendid
Fold for me trained women 20 en-
tor"
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-14

Ernest w. Mitchell. No. i2tS
Fort-st west, mas submitted a
claim against the city for $1,000, 10
recompensats him for the loss Of a
leg due 10 a wound alleged TO have
been inflicted by policeman. John
Jarvis, whom he accuses OF shoot.
ing him. July %, 1914 because
OF ,he wound Mitchell rays tho leg
was amputsted Jan 20 1916. lie
alleged that Jarvis Was intoxicated
at the time OF the shooting. and
has since been removed from the
police force because OF intoxication
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-14
DR.. J. B. MURPHY
is LAID TO REST

CHICAGO. Aus - impressive
services we're held TODAY for Or
John h Murphy. noted surgeon.
who died last week a. Msckirac lei
aud Mich nishOD NuleOon preach
ed the crmon. AZ ST James Re-.
nirn Catholic church. I'M more
han 80 ppies's is.istluF Three
hundrc physiciaCE. public oflcials
and friends " Or Nuryhg we're
honorary pallbearers
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-14
Froo In Ice Cake.

YORK, Pa, Aug. 1.-The follow
ing frog story comes ont OF spring
Grove. and Is vouched for by score
Of residents from the little village
Edmund Senft found frog frozen
In cake 81 ice when taken ont
and placed In bucket Of water
the FROG was revived. and is now
apparently healthy II IL believed
that the frog was frozen ia the Ice
Ave months ago.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-14

vacation. and am in good humor I
haven't the least semblance OF bit.
terness for any man. and don't
want 20 mar the day by saying any
thing bitter"
He refused with emphasis 10 dis
cuss Mr. HAmpton's candidacy
MY campaign said The Judge,
will be wsged along honest and
sincere lines Il is nv aim 20 sp-
peal to the reason and good iuds
ment OF the voters % Detroit, rather
than 70 their emotions suppose /
must OF necessity De a slave 10 Ger
tain political conventions AID post
so many signs and placRrcs. calling
upon the citizens 10 vote for me. but
I shall do that as sparingiy as posi-
Bile. II seems such a crude and IN
effective way 20 appeal tor votes /
propose. rather 20 present 20 the
voters facts as 20 Why ! believe We
need a change II the government Of
the city's Affairs. and why Zee!
qualified 20 give them this change
Il shall circulate pamphlets AID
letters through he mails and I'D
yertise in the newspapers i, IL my
hope now not 10 have 20 Go much
public speaking IN this primary con
test. Just what my plans with re-
gard 70 this vii BE-. however viii
have 70 be decided mere definitely
later.
There sre indeed sUricient rea-
sons why Detroit should have
change o, government. many OF
which enumerated in my earlier
statement about ny candidacy
yes. the police department and
its management Is one department
in the city which viii receive my
attention. said the Judge when
asked II his campaign viii deal With
the ineficiency OF the police depart
ment Just nov Go Lot care 20
center any attack on this depart
ment--no, until have gotten my
campaign more under way
The Judge vas asked 10 express
his opinion OF the Burroughs hold-up
and the failure OF the police 20 APP
prehend the men Who stuck up
the pay car OF the big adding ma
chine plant and got away with s32
500 in broad daylight
Il am not very familiar with thar
matter. said the Judge You know
| have been out OF the city since
last Tuesday. and didn't learn OF
the facts In the holdup until ! re-
turned Saturday. and then got very
few details. II seems 10 me that Il
would be indiscreet for me a. this
time TO add 20 the confusion over
the case believe that the citizens
OF Detroit are more interested In
the apprehension OF the men who
did the JOB and the prevention Of
similar occurrence. than in the def.
cieucies which made II possible
MY theory Is that when there Is
a controversy between the forces
OF Law and order and the forces
against Law and order. Il " best 20
keep politics out OF the affair and
for everyone interested in having
the law upheld 20 ger back o. hose
forces which in good faith try 10
establish Law and order To attack
the police az this time for any def.
cheney In this case. would seem 20
me TOO much like playing The part
OF those people who sit on a fence
az the time OF fire and criticise the
fremen for not doing this and that
refusing 10 10 their part in helping
20 put out the are
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-14

world Will DO but little good, uuless
the people vii. Interest themselves
In city elections, The publ, press
is only doing is duty. bat AZ least e
IL dS!ns its'Guty. when 10 calls sttsu-
tion 10 conditions that many ot IS
scarcely anew % The conditions
have developed under political sNs.
TEN which make nominations and
elections almost impossible, unless
there L. ar ample campaign fIHa
You cannot have such cRGPAi 50
fund as viii enable you 20 advertise
all over the city without surrender
ing your inde dependence. That u one
Of the practical lessons which ! have
learned. but Z would rather 81 th-
out the sign board displays - that
2 elected mayor. Z might p, indie
pendent enough 70 DO my dlty Uita-
out tear or favor Present conditions
can be changed - the people w.. take
their duty as voters seriously II
condition cCntioSe - they are aow.
the good people ~ Detroit are alone
20 blame and VIII be gsttus Just
what they are entitled 10.
DIVE Y pTFFtEt.D.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-14

!
he presidents hands said A r
Garrets0u. spokesman for The en-
p,oyes He refused 70 discuss the
situation beyond that.
Warren : Stone. representative
/ of 'hs Bro, he-hood OF Locomotive
Engineers said
au optimistic
W p. Lee. OF the Railway Train
men. added TT iocSs yery good.
The emp Owes vere % see the
president atsfu rhis afternoon. FOL
loving aiS ak with the rppree ents.
lives 81 me railway managers.
which Was scheduled for p m
The president spert part Of the
Intervening time going over the
ten graphic report OF the morning
session in - or TO forrn1ia,e pr
go~a.- % .t, 10 the man se--
An apparently well authenticated
20 or. thst t,rtdea the cSnclus ION
% the morning conference was ~
the erec' that he employees would
- -. -a,,-a.4. - - -
draw 'hcir counter proposals. and
'hs' Ha railroai na7azyrs had sn
agreed. Followlne the conference
aCCr q the employ es' representa-.
/ t'ye- 70 oGld coHfrrn this report.
These counter proposals were
, that any discussion should include
+ .4..,..-,.s-, ~ go a-4 -.s,,ls,,o,s
an us.rh .reser uavas sre hasea
+ The railrosd n,-az.rs con,and Z, i.
essential ina. the Whole n,at,a- "a
taken yr since o. obviously would
20 rasalr 20 have the OIL rules and
--=v's, .-r. govern The proposed
new wage basis.
-.s..s. of the .eprescn- a'lves. a.
/ hay les- The executive mansion
waved heir has &c the nsNsyaper
men-ffty OF rha.n-awa ting our.
( side There vas nc Indication The
men fsl, discouraged az a result Of
their conference
Ga-rets0n's face VAS flushed ard
he mopped u with bis hsnfker.
chief .-t re vas smil!rz lmme-
diately after The men ief'. Judg"
( Chambers returned - the White
House for aro'her conference
Judge chambers OF me mediation
board carried the Invitation 20 con.
fer with the president 20 ne broth.
erhood officials a. the National no
'el The = brotherhood represent.
lives rode IN the street cars 20 ne
White House whore Judge chan
hArs Introduced them 20 he prest
dent
TIE president received them in
The green room.
A p Garretson outlined he con.
'er,Iors - he employees a. The pre-
cru,4 request he spoke 'or near
Is 3G minutes. After concluding 'hc
Dresden, talked with the men In
Al. e-o-- N narrow down Their
, claims ~ a concise s,a,sren. ,hst
Eor,d give him sorna tangible ma
,er,sf ~ vbict " wc-A ~, p,
oorfs,-od nth ,be rsf-rosa ~
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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-14

LANCASTER, Ga Aux it Mai
Jsmes Burnside says thai oiling ne
streets Is fhe cause % no disap
pesrancs o. ne Fpsrrovs These
birds gs' oi ion their feet and then
on their eggs There Vili not hatch
then He ALEC says many sparrow
lesve roVn FOR TIE country az aeon
- NE et = spread IN order - Eet
'helr dus' baths
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-14

BLOOMISGDALE. Ind. Aug IA
william Is Leonard has inserted a
NOTICE IN 'he newspaper requesting
his friends and neishbors not TO
harm HE pet Kansas jaokrsbbit
The rabbit has The run - he Leon.
ard farm, but IL 20 domesticated that
u returns an night 20 sleep IN tho
Kitchen
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-14

LONDON. Aug a -J'aI~ r. or y
nou beginning 20 pr forth some
thing Ike her -eal strength cabisd
f,ord Northcl.re. who is viewing tEs
operations around Goritz. y an sr'i
Gle published b. the Times today
She has much reserve
70, there should be no mistake
about the strength % ne Agstrians
defensive Organization The A1s
trian front line con ,ae Carso pa.
tesui has been blasted and drilled
ont % limestone rock with machir
cry siml.ar 70 hat used In making
tunnels Sr.Ders' Iookou's are am.
ored Attn iron plates Al inch thick
cementef into rock
becsgse many men m both sice'
bave worked IN America. TIE TIA
ans are frequently able % ,onverss
With their prisoners n English. r..
tsrspersed Elfh American SLANG
Lord Nor'ho,i-e wired
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-14
s,rveL by so,t In rvb.

KANSAS CITY. Mo. Aug IA
Prank vogt 30, wa- struck by light
ming enriy today while In his bath
tub
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-14

rrint,nE-the plain neat tisd-tAst
= tsst-Drf,l sb R,gir ss:'s ga
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-14

The Spanish government has de-
cided 20 discontinue the press cen
sorship.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-14
BRITISH LOSE
PART OF NEW
GAINS ON SONiNIE

OCoatias~d from Paxe one
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-14
THREE HELD
IN BIG PAY
CAR HOLDUP

,ContIsu.d from Pa.. on-D.