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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-09-14
Unity of Allies Is Pre-
lude To Victory,
Premier Says
TEUTONS NOW
ON DEFENSIVE
Have Been Robbed of
Initiative In Oper-
atoms
BY HENRY WOOD.

tS'aF corr ypoHdcHt tHicd Press .
PARIS. Sept. Il A fasting and
durable peace. imposed by an Al
lied victory. has been insured by
The establishment of complete unity
among he Allies. which has pu, The
Tcutouic powers entirely on the de
fensiye, Premier BRAND declared
today in reviewing. before The cham
her Of deputies, war developments
since m" last session
The Intervention NJ Ruma0ia ana
ltaly's declaration of war against
Germany have completed the soil
GaritY- of action of The Allies. said
the French prime minister 1T has
completely reduced the Central en-
pireS ia the-,Gefaasire-snd has dc
priycd them az all initiative in mill
tary operations.
Tho Allies have interviewed in
Greece for the double purpose OF
protecting their eXpeditionary corps
and conserving Greece's own inter.
csts They viii not permit the en-.
envy in Greece TO interfere with
these ends
"The unity now fully established
will insure lasting and durable
peace being imposed by an Allied
victory"
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-09-14
BURGLARS MAKE
HAULIN BREWERY

When J y Kaiser, owner Of the
Champion Brewing Co, No, 53S 81
Aubln.aye.. arrived I'm The Office of
the company Thursday morning, he
found that the building had been
entered during the night and $500
had been stolen from the safe,
which had been la't open Entrance
was gained To The second floor Of
The building from Telegraph pole.
During the night someone entered
the hardware store OF ~ NichoId
40 42t Grand Riverayo, and tools
So i'm cash. several checks, note
for 5000. and some watches from
an iusecurely locked safe Tho work
is believed 10 have been done by
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-09-14

Every church should have press
agent, according 10 Billy Sun
day He pays the newspaper the
high compliment OF declaring that
even the work of the church needs
advertising In his afternoon ser.
mon in the tabernacle Thursday
when ne addressed an audience OF
more than 5000 persons tho major
ity Of whom were women, he said
there was no reason Why the church
should not be as cntorprising as The
business world
81 know varnish company that
pays representative $4,000 year
just to be good fellow hc said
This man hobnobs with the heads
Of railroads and other large indus
tries and he never tries 10 sell thGm
Continued on Page Eight
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-09-14
Prosecutor VIII Call
Precinct Officials In
Twenty-frst Ward
VOTE TAMPERING
PROBE STARTED
Rayfeld Also Has Evil
dence of Colonial
ton at Primary

Investigation by Assistant Prose
cutting Attorney VOORHEES, OF alleged
election irregularities may reach
election officials of the Twenty-frst
ward some time Thursday and bring
them to the county building in re-.
Spouse TO sumuonses.
Mr.. VOORHEES, said during the
morning, that he had nothing def.
mite TO announce in his inquiry, but
that it was possible that before the
close OF the day, several members
OF precinct boards would be sum
moned to his Office
Officials from the fourth sixth and
eleventh precincts are the ones most
likely 10 be summoned. as IL was In
continued on Page i;lEhp.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-09-14
MEXICO TO
TIGHTEN TAX
Steps for Relief of Burden On
Foreigners Are
Taken
Bv CARL ID. GROAT

fStdG Correspondent United PrcSs)
NEW LONDON. Conn. Sept. IA
Steps 10 relieve any unfair burdens
In Mexican taxation of foreign
owned property appeared likely to
arise from the conferences here 10.
day between American and Mexican
commissioners At the same time
the commissioners drew nearer TO
a concrete proposition for withdraw.
ing American forces from Mexico
and patroling the boundary.
During the morning today the
joint commission discussed taxes.
The Mexicans said frankly there is
no intent TO place a premium on
enterprise. and the American com.
missioners agreed there Is an effort
20 encourage development OF reye.
nuos for the government while at
the same time promoting industrial
growth.
Gen. Bliss counselled the Ameri-
can commissioners this afternoon on
withdrawal and border patrol qucs.
tions From his suggestions "a plan
for Withdrawing the troop in the
near future and rearranging the
border patrol will undoubtedly de
yelop
The lobbyist group continues 10
grow about the commissioners daily.
Letters from Interests" protesting
and suggesting come in stacks.
Some cot The lobbyists may be- heard
by the commissioners but probably
not
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-09-14
Nj G t h o d i S t Prelate
Gives Advice To
Young Pastors
DEPLORES BILLY'S
USE OF SLANG
> II p er a n n u a t G d
Preachers Tell Expert
ences At Conference

You young preachers. do not try
10 be a seventeenth edition OF Billy
Sunday" said Bishop Henderson in
short address. Thursday morning.
in the Detroit Methodist conference.
Much as think Of him. | believe
that if he would cut out slang and
scandal he would accomplish more
good and be real Pentecostal
man "
1--WE can all be evangelists and
your Jerusalem is right here in your
own parish" continued the bishop.
There is no need of looking else
where, your work is ready, waiting
Copy Jesus, who had not only an
inspired message but an inspired
method II is definite tasks that
you and your people must do, and
will not ask or expect of you any
thing that | am not prepared TO do
myself"
Ernest D. Smith, executive secre.
tary Of the board Of temperance. pro
hibition and morals OF the Methodist
church. stated that the amount Of
money expected of the church TO
carry on this work for the coming
year Is 100000: that seven states
arc campaigning for prohibition and
that the board expects 10 help in
each by sending speakers, distribut-
ing literature, etc He asked that
the-ehHrtif- stend-taek- of two-biits
before congress, one for prohibition
in tho District OF Columbia and the
other prohibiting the United States
mails from carrying liquor adver.
tiSements. lie said that Washington
believed that the Methodist church
could pass these bills II il stood sol
idly behind them and he asked each
man 20 write 10 his congressman
and senators and pledge himself 70
get 10 other men 20 do the same.
Tho morning session OF the con
ference was given up 70 tho super
animated preachers who are expect
ID 10 give a brief account OF their
lives each year. after which a vote
ia taken as 10 their continued eligl.
hility as members Of the conference.
The Rev Seth Reid. OF Flint, 90
wears old. said that he had been
the first to answer the roll call In
the yearly conference for 70 years.
Others told touching stories Of their
mode OF life. one old preached. Tim
othy Edwards. telling how he caught
the FISH for breakfast each mornlnG
and brought down the stream
enough nrewood TO last each day.
The sum needed for tho pensions
of these ministers IS $4,000 per
year. OF which 100000 has been rc
coiyod An endowment fund o'
s250o00 is the aim OF tho church
: for the security of the retired clergy
mon ~ All conferences The tray
cling expenses are pooled so that
those who receive the smallest sal
aries are benefited 10y those Who re-
ecipc tho LARGEST For the present
conference $3.50 has been used for
Jbc WiUisf6TS VINO are not IN Hrffu'
pni circumstances
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-09-14
Mother seeks Missinn SON

Relatives of Sam schwartz. %
years old. whose Detroit residence
was No 23G Theodore ST.. have
asked The Detroit police 10 assist
them in their search for the young
man, who disappeared, Friday night
~ s o'clock. and has not been heard
from since. His mother is ON the
verge OF collap .. and has offered a
reward for news rs 10 his where.
abouts. lie was wearing dark
grey suit and grey cap when last
seen
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-09-14
Enterprise Required To
Win Souls, Evangelist
Tells Workers
BOOZE GANG
GIVEN GRILLING
Defies Rummies To
Prove He Doesn't Live
Up To Teachings
sNAPPY SUNDAY SAYINGS

The TIRE" Will come down quicker
IL you tax" time 90 sharpen your
AK go Will the tree ~ sin " SO
take time e. prepare.
I'm getting sick OF putting tho
church on the side track and Yet
ting the devN have Tho main I'm"
We yawn N the preacher talks
Ave minutes overtime, hut would
ST three hours in n ths1ter and
never bat dn eve.
~ the wumauhood - America
WAS NJ better than tho manhood
God would take tho whole l,t.
Doodle. drop IL into bell ana Iui'
God help America when the WOE
men start hitting hpuZ" and else
arcts as the men DO
don't hpli~yc hHlf thc penpl"
In the churches have been gpn-
verted
This f. not taner-nlekcf. t''s
Tabernacle r,mcn bcr that when
the collection BE- taken up
II gets my goat 70 zee people
going 90 church and dead hs3tin-
their way, then LEAVING and i,u7ck
inE tho church
cheats in religion are Hike tnr
grocer that puts tho good apples
ON top
one can, look ~ 2 leg show.
with women whose clothes would
not make lcgElns for a humWtug
bird, then rra> RI" kingdom
come
Red whisky ani christianity
ant stay together On the sIWs
kin
Unless graf stops vuu'l have
to pull down 'ha stars and stripes
ind run up the sinking red ta-
y anarchy.
Four fths ~ tho crime is due
20 poverty and an the poverty ~
luc 20 whisky
Treat your wife ag YOU did wears
tRo whom won were f'tdiul her
rum drops and candy hearts with
'cadin' "a en-.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-09-14
Former President To
Spend Some Time
In Ohio
ROOT ALSO TO
JOIN FORCES
He Will Make Swing
Through New York
State
BIZ PERRY ARNOLD.

(StHV Correspondent bNlfPu fItNS. b
NEW YORK. Sept. l4.--Formc:
President William Howard Taft VIII
take ,he stump for = series O:
speeches in support Of Charles
Evans Hughes in October
The opcakers' bureau, at Rcpubli-
ear headquarters, is now working
our Taft's itinerary. f. was an.
nounced today. II Is believed the
former president will spend some
time in Ohio
Former senator Eiih'i Root also
viii JON the hughes speaking forces
I'm October II was announced that
Root VIII make a swinS through
New York state President Taft con
tributed to tho Republican campaign
literature today witch 4 letter to the
Hughes National College LEAGUE, IN
which he said
There are 80 many reasons why
Nh. Wilson should not be- continued
az he head Of The administration
that ONE OF the important ones are
apt TO be forgotten in their multi
plI2ify IL is of the highest import
ance that in the very critical issues
that -ttre-te e-#et Ia connection
with the ending Of the war We
should have consistent and intolii-
gible policy OF constructive and
courageous nature and his cannot
be predicted on continuance OF
the Democratic administration
Chairman Wilcox today aaid no
had received reports indicaInc thai
the Republicans have IN excellent
chance 10 carry North Carolina.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-09-14
Makes Bitter Attack
On Judge In Cam
paign Statement
CLAIMS LAW is
NOT ENFORCED
Says Speed Fiends and
PickpOckets Go In
punished

Mayor Marx issued his first FOR
mai reply 10 Judge Connony's bat.
ter.ng in the mayorai campaign.
Thursday morning After express.
.ng regret that conditions force hin.
TO mention his opponent. the mayor
assails Judge Conolly's record on
The bench in the recorders court in
an attempt 10 show that his law en-.
torcement promises are mere pre-.
lenses designed 10 secure votes.
Tho Judge Connolly is preaching
for a cleaner city. his headquarters
are in n Monroe ave saloon and
among his supporters are stauch
friends OF the LIQUOR interests, de
continued on Page ElghD.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-09-14
THE WEATHER.

nlght partly cloudy, colder; FgldnN
fair. c"lderi moderate Winds mostly
westerly.
lower Nlrhlgnnt Fair Thursday
ni~ht and IridaYi colder.
pper IakUsi Fresh west md
northwest winds, probably becoming
strong on lakes Michigan aud Su-
pcrlSri partly cloudy Thursday night
aud EriIuN. preceded nv showers this
afternoon on SUPERIOR
lower inkc~i Moderate variable
WInds becoming fresh westerly;
probably fRir weather Thursday
night and Friday.
Highest temperature this date In
the past ~ wears, ~, Ia I9I5j lowest.
30, In 1871.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-09-14
All Voters Must
Register Next Week
To Vote In November

Every voter ~ Detroit who
uonts 10 east ~ ballot NJ the Ne
vcnbrr election must register newt
uondnN. TuesdnN or "wednesday.
~ he fails 10 do this he u dis
aunlined from participating in the
election.
sent. ~. 10 and 20 have been
d,.Iupntcd by the city election
commission ~ days for ~ complete
new registration Ia Detroit. RE
renIStrstipn u ordered under the
law providing TINT there must hc
n new registration. for ever, prrsi-
Dental election, or eve every four
,esrs. Otd registration books are
destroy person who fails To-
register then falls Ia the same
class NJ mnu who Inns never
been on the hooks.
Cit, officials wish Co impress on
Votrrs the Necessity at new regis
trntton and emphasize the fact
that No previous registration u of
naN value,
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-09-14
DESTROYER OF
ZEPPELIN IS
POOR SPEAKER
BY UNITED PRESS

LONDON, Sept !4-Licut Robin
sen, years cid British aviator
who hot down a Zeppelin in rfc re.
cent raid on London, was wildly &C.
claimed az the Baltic exchange to
day when he was formally presented
with 4 $500 purse raised by ship.
ping men.
A great crowd cneered robinson
and sang For Hos jolly Good
Fellow"
Robinson was led 10 The platform
and, blushing TO the roots of his
hair, made The nrst public speech of
his lie II vas q siNword speech
Thanks, ! merely dill my duty. -
he said
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-09-14

Recount OF the aldermanic vote
In the Nineteenth ward. first asked
by f.. +. Heinrich and abandoned by
him after review Of six precincts,
was resumed Thursday morning. on
the petition OF John VI Kurntz. Jr.
Kurntz. however. failed to gain ma.
terially on the recount. Charles 4,
Ashe and William \ Richert were
winners in the Nineteenth
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-09-14
BABE ASKS POLICE
TO FIND FATHER

a letter has been received hy the
detective bureau at ttc police head
quarters from Hazel Ray five years
old of Saliuga, Pc bcer.nE the
police To- end her fa.hcr o. D. Ray.
who Left his wife and ch.jd i'm Sa-
i.uea several weeks aEo and said
to have come 90 Detroit Vi
send my father back to.us says
rho little riri ir Jhc letter "Nnrh.r
is sick and un'e-s father c1uI>a
lttfr-------tt ~ '---r
orphauagc ard mother go .lr poor.
house
n.tocfifos tlurrieHp and Mckay
have been detained to Tho cIso
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-09-14

LONDON, Sept. 1.-THE British
have joined with the French In the,
new eastward drive to squeeze the
Germans ont OF Combles and
Peronne, and made progress last
night north of Ginchy.
The British gain. officially report
ed by Gen Haig, draws moose
tighter around Combles. whose out
skirts are now held by the French.
On he eastern side OF Ccmbles the
French have pushed forward In this
weeks fighting until the town II
about two-thirds surrounded.
The Germans are counter-attack-
ing desperately 10 save Peronne.
The French was Office today an
nounced that more German troops
have been transferred from the YER
dun front and hat 10000 Germans
from Verdun led the German attack
on the Combies -Peronse line yester-
day The German war office an
nounced this afternoon that the Teu-
ton counter-attacks have met with
some success and that all Anglo
French attacks last night were re-
pulsed.
Dispatches from Rome state that
the Teutons are contemplating .
great general offensive In the Balk-
ans for which Germany is to fur
ish 100000 and Austria 100000 men.
AS il in answer 10 the German
claim that ;he allied offensive In
northern Greece has been stopped,
the French war office this afternoon
announced further gains by the
Continued ON Page Eight
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-09-14
SAXON STOCK
WILL BE LISTED

Word has been received by the
officials of the Saxon Motor Car cor.
poration that Saxon stock Will be
listed on The New York stock cx.
change. beginning Sept "a Rcmoy-
Ing the stock from SIS position
among The curb indusirials and In.
dorsiug n. by admittaucc 10 the OK
change, will give this stock the sta.
hulty 30 deserves
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-09-14

Ono ycHr nEo today Highest tenn
pernture, Sn' lowest, ~; mean, S1i
riePr weather.
The sun sets NJ 8tii y. ~. Thurs
dnv and rises Friday ~ GiI2 n. M
The moon rises nj 7itG y. W. Thurs
day.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-09-14
$500, 900 Melon Sliced

y ASED on length of service
- and results obtained dur
ing the year, a bonus melon of
SS6O,000 will be distributed
among ] 500 forcmen and do
partmental heads Of the Ford
Motor Company, beginning
Wednesday. IL hes been Gus
tomary heretofore to slice the
melon At Christmas. Fire plan
will benefit HOO men thrucut
the factory, 100 in the Office
and 250 in the branchc5.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-09-14
TENNESSEE men
co To BORDER
Troops Receive Orders to Leave
For the Rio
Grande

WASHINGTON, Sept. 14-The
Tennessee guard was today ordered
10 the border
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-09-14

John e. Rooms. who 20 years sso
entered the postoffice department -
Il railway matt clerk Al e. salary 81
$1,000 year. Is now first assistant
acknowledgement. In that position
he has the selection OF many post
masters In small towns. and his
hand viii likely be felt during the
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-09-14

NEW YORK Complying with the
dying request ~ his father Royal
L. Peck married his stepmother
Both are 80.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-09-14

PrIntInn-the plain neat kind--thnt
u rtght-Ttmes Job ncDt.-Main f52O.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-09-14

"Oh, yes. he is MayAowcr stock q"
Common or preferred what's his
RATING
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-09-14

Printing--the plain nent ktnd-thnt
IL Ight-TimcS Job Dcni.--Nih.n ago.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-09-14
AURORA, ILL, MAN
SEEKS RELATIVES

Roy + Hunt, of Aurora. H., Is i'm
Detroit seeking relatives who moved
here in the past two months but
whose exact address he has been un-
able 10 ascertain The relatives are
Harry and Anna Minor. Roy and
Fife Reynolds and Mrs May Morri-
son. Hunt may bc reached by mail
at tho general delivery department
Of the postohlce
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-09-14

printing--the plain neat ktnd--that
~ riEbt--Timcs job Dept.--Mntn i520.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-09-14

Prfrtfrg--fhr play. nrnf ttrd--thpt
a. right--Timcs job Dcpf.--Nnin 1870.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-09-14
BRITISH Join FRENCH IN COMBLES- |
PERONNE DRIVE, NOW APPROACHING
COMPLETION; SERBS HIT BULGARS|
Balkan Advance Halt
ed" BY Germans,
Is Resumed
TEUTONS PLAN
NEW OFFENSIVE

LONDON, Sept. IA fierce
battle Is going along the whole
Serb-Euigar front in northwest
ern Greece, said a telegram re-
ceived by the Serbian legation
today. The Serbs have occupied
the first line Of Bulgarian
trenches.
LONDON, Sept. IA wire
less dispatch from Rome today
repeated the report that the
Bulgarians have evacuated the
Black sea port Of varna and
added that the Russians have
cleared the port Of enemy sub
marines and torpedo boats.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-04-20

Nelson X. Moody OF Independence
was in Tulsa yesterday.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-04-20
OIL MARKET LETTER
(JO p CAPPrAU SONS ,

For the moment International af-
fairs both In Europe and Mexico,
overshadow three primary factors
which will go great ways to deter
mine our domestic conditions-poli-
tics, crops and money. The stock
market has changed from a specula-
tive to an investment character, and
Wall street. especially the professional
element. look Tor one or more ex-
hibits of bullish manipulation before
the public begins to seriously con-
slider the first three facts in this par
agraph
The local market was generally
dull, with prices holding firm. in
consideration OF the decline in the
New York market.
Columbia Gas & Electrics annual
report has been issued and favorably
received. 1t shows large increase
In both its electric and gas con-
sumers over the previous year As
an evidence Of the improvement of
the company's financial conditions,
the statement shows an increase in
current and working assets. after de-
Quoting current liabilities Of $S7a,2bS.
Bonds outstanding have been reduced
to S1.5S3.000 and there is an increase
of accumulated surplus Of S3l5,1le.
The net income was sl,O62,547. as
with l.065.ss2 in 1914. and
tssS.stA N 1919. and t5ls.soi IN
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-04-20
AN INTERESTING
STATEMENT
MR. ANDREWS SAYS: u THINK
TANIAC MOST WONDER
IUL."

Among the many enthusiastic ad-
yocates of Tanlsc in Tulsa. none is
more convincing than Nj. Lee An
drews OF West Tulsa. Nj Andrews
says.
For ten years or more, ] suffered
from liver ana stomach trouble and
,Catarrh OF the head and stomach in
It's worst form ! would work for q
while and then have to lay off
have only taken one and one-hAlf
bottles of Tanlsc ana truthfully say
! feel like a new man. ] supposed !
had consumption but since taking
Tanlac. am improving so fast that
j am now convinced that my stomach
and catarrhal troubles were all that
allied me My mother has also taken
this remedy and after she had taken
three bottles Of Tanlac. she gained 25
pounds. That is how ] came 10 take
IL ! gladly recommend Tanlac to all
suffering As ! did" Tanlac sold ex-
clusively by Quaker Drug company
Sapulpa. by Central Drug Co, Drum
right by Marquette Pharmacy. ADV.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-04-20
M'KEEVER.

D. the famous Boston farm Of the
Gypsy on company north Of Clete-
laud. which today has prod uctior
Of something Ike 5000 barrels per
day The biF money viii probably
be bid on this tract aud the GYPSY on
company VIII more than likcly make
q determined effort 10 buy IN the
ucrcaEc
The property to b. sold 10 that part
% the Foster lease on which there
are 100 acre. units containing wells
which average % barrels or better
per well and the production of SUBJ
leases ln excess Of tIC $500 acres al-
lowed them without bonus by the
terms ~ the renewal
All bios made today must bc ac-
'oiuPanIcd by certified check for
20 per cent uf the amount bid and the
bidder must furnish bond as To- ME
auiIty ~ carry out hls bid Tho bids
WI be- passed on by the Osaro couu-
rI which viii recommend approval
uf dladpprOtal by the secretary Of the
interior. who VIII De the cour1 Of last
resort
Ninety u the tracts 90 be sold
are operated boy tu, Barnsdale on
company. four boy the Cypa, on
company. one by the Wolverine OH
company one by M. s. Foster and
John u Brennan. two by the Steyner
oI company and one Dy II. !. Foster
and a j. Eobb