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The daily Nome industrial worker., 1916-03-18

Date of first publ. Feb. 26, 1916.
 Date of last publ. May 37. 1916.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1916-03-18

Election, Tuesday, April 4th. 1ole.-
The Detroit times., 1916-04-26
WYANDOTTE

wyandotte transportation Co.
steamers Wyandotte and Huron ar :
rived here Tuesday night from Lake
Huron points.
W. r. Garrison. injured recently, II
recovering rapidly In Gilbert hospi-
tai
Allgoodfeilows club board Of gov
ernors meets Wednesday evening In
Chapter No. ITO. n A. NJ. meets
Thursday evening in Masonic temple.
William Schotter. Walnut st, LETT
Tuesday for a visit in Bay city.
Mrs Henrietta Lehman. Orange-st..
will entertain the One More Sewing
club Wednesday evening.
Police are searching for roam
horse. stolen Tuesday night from
samuel Giannola
Ladies' OF Emmanuel church are
holding a social and bazaar Wednes-
day and Thursday afternoon and
Branch II. L. C. p. A.. meets Wed.
nesday evening In G. NJ b. A: hall
for a business and socia! meeting. =,
woodmen circle. Biddte Grove. VIII
meet wednesday evening In Eilberts
hall.
TROOP No. ]. Boy scouts meets on
"Wednesday evening at o'clock IN
OddfeIlows temple.
Trinity Young People will meet on
W edne sday evening In Trinity nail
n. n. Browne Will attend the Chi
cago Republican convention In june
The Detroit times., 1916-04-26
RELEASE OF Fl.
wayne FAVORED

Directors OF the Detroit Board OF
Commerce. by resolution. are on req
ord as acquiescing In the surrender
Of Fort Wayne as an army post. II
IL Is deemed desirable to give IL
up In the opinion of the authorities
Copies OF the directors resolution
were sent, "Wednesday. to the secre-
tary Of war. the senators and the
representatives. from Michigan. also
TO the mayor and president of the
common council.
The resolution states that the
board debleves II 10 rejecting the
views Of the great majority OF the
citizens OF Detroit. although as
citizens of Detroit we are reluctant
to give UP for our city Q connection
with the United states army. which
has always been highly agreeable
and beneficial"
Action OF the board II. based a.
most entirely on the recent estimate
OF the war college that Q saving or
more than $4,000. 900 q year would
be effected II the present army Of
the United States were ccncentrat.
ed Ut eight points.
The Detroit times., 1916-04-26
war SHORTENS
MILAN OPERA
Many Engaged for La Scala
Are Called to the
Front

MILAN. Italy. April 26.-So many
singers. scene-shifters and others en-
gagged at the Scala have been called
to the firing line that the operate
season must he shortened by 1t
least three weeks and many novel
ties, including Mascagni's 'Isabeau"
and the Belgian composer Franck's
la Beatitude," cannot be given this
year The season will end In .
weeks time. and even then operas
have to be carefully chosen. owing
To the sudden departure OF two ten
ors and many more modest mem-
bers OF the stan for the Alps and
he Isonzo base.
Nevertheless the Scala's war sea-
son record has been a good one. 60
tablished despite enormous dificul.
tees. The Russian opera Prince
Igor" by Borodin. Francesca DO
Rimini." and the centenary perform
ances OF The Barber Of Seville"
and the old favorites were well Civ.
en- to full houses
Another consequence OF the war II
the breakdown of the Scalas 0per.
attic tour in South America this
spring. The allegorical play and bal.
let Excelsior may be able TO start,
but nothing else can leave italy for
America till after the war.
The Detroit times., 1916-04-26
ChauffeurS Must
Be Is Years Old
In WyandOtte

wYANDOTTE, Micn.. April 2S.--
Automobiles cannot be driven by
any persons. under the age OF Is
years, IL was decided by the city
commission. Tuesday evening, when
that body amended section OF the
trafic ordinance. This action was
taken to safeguard the public from
the accidents caused by children
driving motor cars.
Petitions of the Wyandotte Land
Co., J. H. Bishop and others for the
laying Of sewers on property on
Eureka-aye., Superior. Vine. Chest
NJ and Assists. we're referred TO
the street commissioner.
Estimates are to be asked for the
'enlarging Of the door on the fire
station. 30 that the municipal ambu.
lance and police patrol can be
housed there. 1t was decided Tues
day evening.
Upon recommendation OF the safe
~ commissioner, police blotter
was ordered purchased for the po
lice captain. The report OF city
physician T. J. LAnglois was re-
ceived and placed on dle.
Cleanup day In this city will be
on May 6, 1t was officially decided
Tuesday evening, and the city will.
as in other years, collect the refuse
from the alleys on that day.
The Detroit times., 1916-04-26
BIRMINGHAM

Miss Carrie Reddick. age 10 years.
of this place, committed suicide Fri
day. by taking carbolic acid, at the
s2' R q s'ts Is IN aassh,sr % M s.
man Reddlck. of Troy. The remains
were brought here Tuesday afternoon
for burial in Troy cemetery.
Mrs. Bert Quarton will entertain
the Ladies' Aid society. OF the Meth
odist Episcopal church. Friday after
noon. Nav ). at her home on the
Quarton
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Newman an
nounces the engagement OF their
daughter. Nina June. to David An
derson, whose marriage Will take
place In June.
The Log cabin Gun club will hold
shoot this afternoon.
Miss Carrie Brooks, Of Detroit. Is
guest at the home Of her sister
Mrs. Howard West. on Brown-st.
Elmer Huston will commence this
building on his property on Wood
Mrs. Rose Blow. % Port Huron. is
visiting her parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
William Luth. on Adams-aye.
Mrs William Boner IL III in her
home I'm Troy.
Larse A. Hale, the year-oid son
Of Mr.. and Mrs Glade Hale. died
OF diseases in the home on Fierce ST
The funeral will be held Thursday
morning at 10 o'clock at the late
home, Burial will take place in
Roseland Park cemetery
Mrs. oliver jerks. of Pontiac.
spent Tuesday in the home OF her
sister Mrs. Henry Bassett. on
Pieree-st
Mrs. Harry satterlee. Of Detroit,
was a guest. Tuesday. OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Thomas Cobb. on North wooo-
ward ave.
Miss Mildred vosberg has returned
10 her home In Amy, after visiting
Mr. and Mrs. Ray vanderford. on
Martin-st
The marriage OF Miss Helen Cox.
OF Pennington, and Julius Herman.
OF Detroit. took place Tuesday morn
ing in Justice A. W. Campbelrs Of
fee.
The Cosmopolitan club will be en-
tertained. Friday afternoon. at the
home of Mrs. Fred Crawford. on
East Maple-ave.
The Presbyterian church will give
musical entertainment In the Tenn
pie theater. Thursday and Friday
evenings.
The Senior Y. NJ. C.. A. will meet
this Wednesday evening at the home
Of Rev. William Mcknight. on West
Maple-ave.
The Detroit times., 1916-04-26
MT. CLEMENS

Al a meeting OF fhe city council
with . committee Of citizens named
recently by Mayor Bowers. u wa. de-
ems which. when completed. will call
for an expenditure OF $50, zoo. will be
made. and that the work - to start
at once. The plan 10 To taxa i3. 900.
Co. of Detroit. recently obtained
through q judgment, and add $4,000
the amount which has been reduced
on the city's bonded indebt edne 80
s sSpss sas As snss the eias
10 be bonded for the balance of the
$4,000. The south Gratiot-ave.
bridge. now being used by the n. L.
r. as we'll as highway structure.
laid on Lincoln-ave. and New st. and
South ave. and South Gratiotave. are
10 DE resurfaced \ committee viii
go 10 Detroit Thursday To confer with
the Detroit United Railway Co. OFF,
Gals.
At a meeting OF the common coun-
ell. held Monday night. rs saloon IL
censes were granted. Five apphca :.
down.
sixteen valuable Hoi.tein cattle.
owned by Albert Klumfoot. of the
Butler-rd.. were taken by govern
local slaughter house yesterday when
with tuberculosis klumfoot recelv-
ed si,10o for the is head
The members OF the Ladies' Lit
erary club last evening celebrated
their forty fourth annual in Chamber
Of Commerce han.
Mrs. Fred Schock. OF No. S. South
ave. fell Tuesday, breaking the bone
In her left ankle. She VIII be con-
fined TO her bed for number or
weeks as physicians say the fracture
IL a most severe one
Harry Marsh has purchased the
barber shop formerly conducted by
Herman Meitzner. on North Gratiot-
ave. adjoining the Fountain hotel.
Mrs John Bryant. OF Detroit. Is a
guest in the home OF her parents.
Attorney and Mrs. 5. B. spier. Cass-
ave.
Mr.. and Mrs. Austin Lutz. of Port
Huron. are guests for the week IA
the home OF Mr.. and Mrs John Whit
ney, Lincoln-ava
Miss Bess Fulton IL I'm Chicago,
where she In the guest OF relatives
for a few days
The Detroit times., 1916-04-26
CUBURBAN
- NEWS
REvIVALIST
RAPS DANCE
W0men's Clothes and Cards
Also Come In For a
Few Knocks

TRENTON, Mich. April 20
Cards were invented for a bug
house king. and most bug-house peo-
pie play them"
Women OF today wear about
enough clothes 10 dust . nddle."
"You can dance and be q Chris
tan. II you dance as David did
alone, and for the glory q God"
With these statements Evangelist
Fred Weaver punctuated his talk
Tuesday evening In the Weaver tab
ernacle, on How to dance and be
q Christian" The speaker raped
cards, dancing and theater-Uoing,
denoanctng those as unchristian.
who persisted in doing these things.
Cards are not necessarily played
for money. but they lead to IT. which
is the important thing" said the
evangelist. ThesterEoing Is wrong.
he said, because most of the plays Of
the time are immoral. and because
the immoral life OF the theater folk
has its effect on the theater audi
ences." Dancing has led more girls
to q life of shame than any other
known cause. Weaver asserted.
Woman is mostly 10 blame for the
attitude Of man toward her, is the
Evangelist's opinion. as the love OF
display and rivalry between women
lowers them in mans opinion.
On "Wednesday evening. the
Masonic lodges. including the Eas-
tern star order, will attend the
meeting when Weaver will talk on.
"Some Startling Facts THE I'm
pardonable SIM" will be the topic
Thursday evening. and "Hell-What
is II and where Is it," the Friday
evening subject.
The Detroit times., 1916-04-26
HIGHLAND PARK

Mrs. Bertch. of NJ. isi Mclean
ave. 10 visiting relatives In Bay CITY;
Mrs Luslia har'n hs,,;,r Of no 80 bs 81
home after q visit Of several months
ms: Hazel Benedict; ,. q No Nc b ISIS
h n,ssi. WITH Scarlet fever n"'e' " mel
Mr. and Mrs Frank Bradley, Of
No. 2ai CortIand-ave.. entertained
sunday at dinner, ,,
lockwood. Mich. are guests OF Mrs.
VIM. Rogerson. Of No. 2is Highland
Mrs James Mcknight. Of NO. lNs
home after an extended visit with
friends in Frankfort. Ind.
Mis: Florence spr ragSs.S Of Nc No. S sos
Nj. and Mrs.. Charles C.. Bradley.
guests Of Mr.: and Mrs. Frank Brad
ley o. H S9.e a,i B csss,saa-s of No 1875
Il fs,r%insS:m Mich S,'''lns relatives
Mr. rs o;SfI Ss,,,.d ., W Nm = Grand. and
K fvs and stratSroy. Mich. "
Of 10. Is Farrsnd Park. have return
"a from ess,,s. sh 1oT trip to French
Mrs We. N9rf:n and two chill.
spendins the week In New York City.
=. c lE,: ~s :,t ssss s% rIs.. Of
the time OF the revival meetings are
3. sSarcS. ThuIsa.y evening, Il Tao.
A permit Issued during the last
week to A. Kahn. for the erection Of
a cement factory at No. aioo Wood
the sss. 'G: su
than 3s2s. 600. The estimated cost Of
The fastgry eu .h :. r s7Ieoco an, nd
WEEK. sns to VA. ~ ssss rs permits OF tho
The Peninsuiar Garage. OF High
land Park, has Slsced IN service it's
new gasoline and oil station, located
No M a77t woodwardsave.. near Basns
Mis-: Florence Push. Of No. 100
Pasadena-ave.. has recovered from an
Protssts from property owners on
John R-st.. against having land re-
Gently granted to them by the VIII
lag. r ,.s1 10, 70. I Rsrs pGrposs5
meetinx Monday night. The council
recently passed a resolution Va re-
cletnh feet % land on each side Of
Connecticut aves-, 10 be turned over
60 the forestry department for I'M
provcment Following the notices to
oitlzens TO move all snruobery OF thc
was a general protest from the prop
trty- owners and citizens. The mat
ter WAS referred 20 the committee on
public works and VIII be taken up
inn -JhurEdey night.
n4fet : Rsrtak d the nsrhl.ns
The Detroit times., 1916-04-26
YPSILANTI

The Normal z. VI. c. A. Ia making
preparations To stage vaudeville
show on the evening OF May 20.
New tennis courts will soon be
completed at the Normal
Announcements have been received
Of the marriage OF Miss Abigail Roe
Shay TO Wallace Berry Ratlifr In
Harbor Springs. April 10. Mr.. and
Ky.
The pupils OF Prof r. c. Lofts
Sunday school class have arranged
an athletic meet which IL TO occur
Friday evening at $40 in the pariors
OF the Presbyterian church. All stu
dents are invited
Friday evening at o'clock a mis-
stonary musical pageant viii he given
In the Presbyterian church by the
Westminster Guild. The contrast be-
tween the childhood rnaidenhood and
motherhood OF the Christian nations
will be shown.
The Reliable. will NEE. Thu5n,dssyy
Rev. James A. Siebert, OF Adrian.
will preach next Sunday In the Pres
Mr.. aud Mrs. John p. Schneider and
to their home in Waterloo. Canada
after visits In the homo OF George
Lester and Arthur Ament.
Rev. / y. Williams H. able to be
out again after a several weeks i'll
M. and Mrs Philip santnre have
purchased the Justin Penoyar prop
erty on orove-st The confederation
REV. ana Mrs. Edwin Mccord Mu-
lock and family will soon be estab-
lished IN Detroit. where Mr.. Mulock
has accsp;ed q position as settlement
poets 10 continue in this work until
Sept /, when he win be private sec
Rotary TO =. b. Ford In Wyandotte. .
county Mnp" "fsess' inciud,ns that OF the
clerk. treasurer. Assessor, register OF
deeds and probate will close At noon
Saturday and continue closed until
Monday morning after May 1. This
scheduie win continue until septem-
Miss cornelis Amending has re-
turned to her work as probate reg
because Of the death Of her father.
A business meeting Of the wash
tenaw Arbor Of Cleaners will be held
W ednesday evening.
Of cleaners viii meet this evening
in the home OF william Munich.
Tho Cherry HiiI Arbor Of Glesners
viii meet, wsdnesday eyenins In
after q business session
The / q, q. r. will elect one trus-
tee Friday evening and the presence
OF every member II earnestly re-
tn" spencer Ncishborhood club
will hold n business meeting Friday
evening IN tho home 81 Mr. Send Mrs
Frank Wizard. when further. arrange
monte viii BE- mnde for THO building
OF tho East siecfric-rd club house
The Normal bagebsil tram vii play
tho Nssn r,ipfl4r college team Nv Sand.
witch. ont, Saturday. tprii -.
Miss Mary NcDerriott of Bolivar.
" y,evni succeed efisr Lucia yea
ger nest yesr - fDurth grade teach
er In tho WoOdrug school. Mia NJ
ft~rmott s>rrrfr % fec~ive her \ VI
dear~r 10 june from Columbia uni
VARSITY.
The Detroit times., 1916-04-26

damage to China than opium ever
did!Abseauss they reach the yesth
Of IL country. while opium vss
used coly b the -.
I'VE are now susnAing $1,000 to
edueaAs . 800 boy. This v bad
business policy. The same boz
would - able TO Acquire nevi'
edgs that would cost 40 800 TO I'm
part, now has TO have $1,000 spsat
upon him because his wits are 20
befeegsd with the narcotic eject Of
the cigarette.
II DO not claim that ny treat
meut u Q cure. Only will power
can completely effect that. but II 10
Z great help. n the Arst place It
makes the taste Of tobacco very un-
pleasant and thsss 10 . curious
psychoIogical eject which there 10
IL I'll cures which gives . mental
listssts q wsll and strengthens the
vim. One week Of the treatment 10
eli that I advocate 1t ono time, but
many people come once or twice
mainly cut Of curiosity. and DO NOT
Give u fair trial.
Fl have studied this question for
IL years, and I believe that have
DEVOTED more time 10 II than any
one else. Recently 7 have been Civ
M ~ tine TO tie nswsbcys Of
c11ooop. 0f eouros. they are moi
~ onxiene - IN - thsir clear
>((1> - - ~ y verk aleas
The Detroit times., 1916-04-26
RIVER ROUGE

Rev. A. Ebendsck. Cora-av IL at
tending the Detroit district confer
snce Of the Missouri Synod In Deirsy.
All liquor bonds were approved by
the village council TUESDAY evening
Fire believed to be Of incendiary
origin. Wednesday morning. destroy
ed the interior Of . new. vacant
house on Great LAkes-ave-, on w.
JefYerson-sve. The house was RACED
Mr.. and Mrs. George Biith. James
ave. are parents OF a io-pound-boy.
born Tuesday
Detectlve Mcclure. Of the Detroit
Measure Rp G. e Brits the autom5-
bile. stolen Saturday. The machine
was found In front OF the Dodge
building, Detroit.
The Detroit times., 1916-04-26
REMOVED
nogolnent Of Ger
\ 6n Fair Heeds Storm
of Protests
ING GEORGE
USED AS TARGET
exaar Authorities
Disclainl Response
bihty in Matter

a
: . % v'vus s
!.Z - pau - D w'uN -.
vlne Nsscsns n
\ q sme'es OF A'nS ceo,s' -.
49,. f1seadent ro.ncs. IN
49, ssaasrs IN the Aihes iorces ~
1e european war, IN snootins sai'
~ q the German fair, IN the raj
- Gardens. the executive commit
49, - the basaar has removed the
lc1et wsrs issued wednesday morn.
|E besore the basaar opened.
" ~ explanatioa 10 made BY the
ox61utivs committee that many OF
6 booths and concessions at the
91n0r we're rented out. and that
~ cemmittee did not know, except
;)a : Ssneral way. what would be
The Detroit times., 1916-04-26

various lines to appeal TO them. II
Is older men who realize what they
are losing through this pernicious
habit. Drink and smoking almost
always accompany each other"
DR.. Kress IL the head Of q sani-
tarium In Washington. ID. c., but
gives up all the time he can to this
work. which he feels means the
moral and physical welfare OF the
people Of America. He will open .
series Of clinics in Harper hospital
Saturday afternoon. for the tree
treatment Of victims Of the cigarette
habit. The clinics will be open daily
from Z to 6 p. m.
The anti-cisarstts committee Of
the philanthropy and reform depart.
ment Of the Twentieth Century
club will open It's campaign. Friday.
In the club building. Columbia and
Witherell-sts.
Or. Kress VIM BE- the principal
speaker At the Friday afternoon
meeting. to which the public 10
cordially invited. The campaign
will last . week and 10 under the
Leadership Of Mrs. o. z. Angstman.
The Pastors union was solicited
for aid In this work and readily re-
sponded, With the result that Sun
day, April 30, will be Anti Cigarette
Sunday In . large number Of the
churches, and the Sunday schools
will Be addressed BY speakers who
will give their services.
Charles n. Carson, factory man.
aser Of the Cadillac Motor Car Co.,
will speak In the clubhouse Friday
afternoon. and also on Sunday. Mr..
Carson has placed . car and chauf.
feur Ut the disposal Of the commit
tee for the entire week. Other
speakers who viii address the Sun
day schools are Wellington H. Lo-
gan. Of the Y. n. c. A.; Edwin
Simpson, Of the AntLSaloon league:
Frsd Bruce Horn. of the Gideons;
=. c. MePrayne. Lee Joslyn. J. d.
Du2uis and Mrs. George Caron-
The public schools OF the city
have been glad to AFFORD opportuni-
ties for Dr.. Kress and others to
address the pupils and II is esti-
mated that 5000 children will be
reached IN this way.
The campaign will also try to
reach the factory workers through
the distribution Of literature. Henry
Ford having supplied the committee
with an unlimited quantity OF a new
edition OF The Little White Slav-
err"
The anti-cigarette committee WAS
started IL years ago In the philan-
;hropy and reform department OF
the club and has been untiring In
its es,orts toward the amelioration
and cure of the habit. Mrs. o. z.
has been It's chairman
from the first. and has struggled
against the great odds Of an indif-
ferent public and the active power
Of the tobacco interests to keep this
matter before the people In q way
that IL would command attention.
Mrs. Angstman has been ably sup
ported by Mrs- George Caron, head
of the department. and . committee
chosen from its members. Two
years ago . similar campaign Was
planned and carried through by this
committee with such gratifying re-
suits that . larger and more com
prehensivs one 10 now being under
taken.
The Detroit times., 1916-04-26
TRENTON

John Reynolds. lockwood. narrow
~ escaped death. Tuesday night.
when a street car struck his team
and wagon at Maple-st. and wash
ington AVE. One horse was badly In
jured. but otherwise no Casualties re-
suited.
High school baseball players play
ed two innings with the 81. Patrick's
high school team, Wyandott., At
stopped the contest. which will be
played OK on Wednesday next: On
Friday the school team will take on
the sibley school team. at Trenton.
high school forced q weeks post
ponement of the art exhibit and fair.
planned for Friday afternoon.
The Detroit times., 1916-04-26
MARKET
IS IRREGULAR

NEW YORK, April 26.-The stock
market opened irregular today. Dur
ing the first few minutes there was
a downward trend. United States
Steel was on Ia, rejecting disap-
pointment In the dividend action,
despite the record earnings IA
nounced. During the first half hour
steel dropped another IA to SO rs.
Munitions shares opened higher, but
soon sold on.
The Detroit times., 1916-04-26
TAGGART is
NOMINATED

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. April &C.
Senator Thomas Taggart was today
nominated by reclamation for the
United States senate to all the
short term left vacant by the death
OF Senator b. r. Shively. Delegates
to the Democratic state convention
gave Taggart rousing ovation.
The Detroit times., 1916-04-26

Today is the third anniversary OF
the murder Of little Mary Phagan
In Atlanta, for which crime Leo NJ.
Frank was lynched after the gov.
ernor OF Georgia had commuted his
death sentence 10 one OF life i'm.
prisonment.
The Detroit times., 1916-04-26

the London newspapers today fell
back upon editorial comment on the
uprising.
For several weeks rumors that a
revolution was impending In Ire
land have been In circulation. some
reports even fixing the outbreak
definitely on Easter Sunday. The
newspapers generally took the view
today that the reports were no sur
prise.
The outbreak will not come quite
a. q bolt out of the blue from any
one In touch with Irish affairs" said
The Chronicle. Ever since the u
ster volunteers set up their depior-
able example Of open lawlessness
and armed defiance of the crown,
the temptation OF all Irish extrem-
lists has been to preach violence ~
the one argument to which Eng
lish rule must listen.
LASS than . month ago the Ulster
volunteers perpetfated q sensation
al act Of laWlessness NJ BREACH.
near Portsdown. A large detach-
ment with rides and ammunition
marched to . hall being buiit By
the Hibernisns. utterly demolished
Il and subjected the houses Of local
Roman Catholics 10 . fasi1lade of
shots. with such provocation IN
the north, the armed strength OF
the Slim rein In the south must
have sr0vn easily.
1.-THE OAlcisl statements give the
uumbsr Of Casualties on the side
a The govusument a. about . dozen
killed and 20 moro wounded. They
% 1ot attempt to give the Sim
ysln Casualties, nor DO they state
that IN important position seized
b. the rebels has bean definitely re-
captured BY them. Both Of these
reticsaces suggest that the Sim
Fsiness may sim be holding out.
We are also LEFT In the dark a. to
whether any connection exists be-
tween the unsuccessful descent of
Sir Roger Easement and his Ger.
mans on the Irish coast ON or about
Good Friday morning. and the Dub
lin outbreak on Easter Monday aft
srnoon."
The Detroit times., 1916-04-26

msrcs o. Berlin held lengthy meet
ing yesterday. but reached no de-
cision - to whether members
should ciose their a6airs pending
The outcome Of the crisis. Several
American business men are leaving.