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The Detroit times., 1917-07-13
SCHOOLS
INSUBURBS
MAY CLOSE
Budget Prepared Be.
fore New Territory
Was Taken In

A pcrplexing problem confronts
the city IN connection with the
school districts in the recently an.
neXed territory. While this terri.
tory is a part OF the city and the
taxpayers have been assessed for
school taxes. there will be no money
available from the city taxes this
year 10 provide for the schools in
those sections.
One Of these. district No. Q, of
Hamtramck township. already has
petitioned TO be annexed 10 the De
troit school system Others are ex.
pected 10 follow Unless the respec-
tive district boards have made pro
vision for levying taxes on the dis.
trict. as IN the past. they will be
up against an empty treasury and
the only alternative will he to close
the schools ON the other hand. II
the taxes are levied by the districts
the property owners residing there
viii be paying double school tax.
having already been assessed by the
city
THE board IS powerless TO re-
lieve the situation said Dr Charles
r. Chadsey. superintendent Of
schools. we made up our budget
on the basis of the old boundary
lines. and even then II was material
ly reduced by the board OF esti.
mates So VIC will be kept busy
providing for our own schools. let
alone any others that may be added
thru annexation lf the districts
are annexed IL will be up 10 the
city 10 sec bow they are taken
care Of"
The Detroit times., 1917-07-13
Windsor Entries.


First Race--Purse $500: 2-year-
olds; Canadian bred. five furlongp.
Flame los. ToEoland. l0S. Britain'a a
Ally. io5. NBlackburn. los, Royal
Navy. 100; Stanley Fay III. lob. xCon-
ndenco 1O5. KBrookdale entry.
Second Race Purse $500 2year-
olds. five furlongs Miss Bryn, ios.
Lady Eileen. l05. storm " Bound. liz.
Mcharcy. 105. High Cost 1l5 Ex-
terminator. t02 Happy Valley, l0i.
Buhbling Louder l05. Jack Hare. Jr..
III. xNiva America. il5. Also cllgi-
hio n any OF above be withdrawn:
Oriental Girl sS Miss sweep. l02.
NBronwie Mcdowell. iO5, Count Boris,
9S. Samscna. lo2 Senator Brode
rick. 9s. Zululand. io1..
Third ltace-Purse $500 3-year-
olds and up Canadian bred claiming
six furlongs. Copper King. 10.
Dandy Fay. % Old Reliable. los;
Captain y, %. Brittania. 93 Marion
Gaiety. io2; Old Pop. III Moss Fox.
1ot Banyan. % MnnetonlJa- 49, Also
eligible should any above be with
drawn. Tartarian. 1l9. Smithheld.
1Ol Garish sun. l1S.
Fourth Racc--Frontior handicap
Purse. $4,000. 3-year- r-oida and up / i
miles old Rosebud. 129. Rancher.
100 Rromo. 1l9 Marion Goosbv. II,
Watcrbass los. Grumpy t0l bond
axe. a. xRoots. 12a x1iberty Loan.
49, Hodge, III, Franklin. los, Fruit
cake. TO-. Hauhcrk 1o4
Firth Hace--pure $500 7-vear-olds
and upward. six fgrlonEs Blind Rag
gage. i22. !. ). Murdock. 49, xJohn
Jr tt2 vSqucolor lI2. Lazy Lou
100 Cclto. i0e Rrum'ey Ill Harry
shaw. li6, Skiles Knob. i13, Arthur
Middleton. l0C Miladi Anne. 100,
Tyrant. f05
sixth Race Purse $500. s-yoar-
olds. selling ono mile 'comach0
l01 pr Prathor f05 Night owl l05
/ SKY. qS. liun1o. fo2. 'Luclilc r. %,
'Sir oivrr 1a, jack Snipc. fO3. Parr
t0t M,ddling Mies 100. Irregular
ios. sweeter Than sugar. ios. start
or Jos
seventh Escc purse $500 g-year-
olds and no. claiming lie miles.
CNG Flr'd llt BLACK Frost, 10. sun
Maid. ITO Samuel " Meyer. ITO.
Gamer. no. Gieipner los Hastcna.
tn5 Athena. i13 Reno. III. Fly
Home ti3 80 Manager. 1l0. Sam
Slick. iof Dolinn. to5 Also eligible
VIRGINIA W. f0t
Weather cicar trort fast
sAppTcntire allowance claimed
The Detroit times., 1917-07-13

form. The reported resignation OF
Hollweg and his associates meant
20 officials here today merely a shift
Of men-not principles. Germany Is
throwing out a sop 10 world opinion.
while IN fact she remains a great
military autocracy.
Taking stock OF the situation. both
from press reports and from the
word Of returned observers. military
officers today viewed matters wsh
exteme pessimism.
Hollweg's scornful rejection Of
mo anneNations. no indemni'ies"
signihed TO the experts here that
the military side OF Germany has
presented statistics spelling cold.
bloodedly the German confidence in
victory And. while military men
only whisper this, they say that
present developments point strongly
to the uselessness OF the present
in swaying the war balance.
a hig air victory or decisive
naval encounter. they declare is
the only thing TO upset present
alignrnents.
Trench warfare. as they see IL. is
only continuous Killing with no pros
poets of either siGe drawing real
victory.
The United States. experts say
must undertake big air offensive or
risk all her ships in n smash al
GermAny's sheltered navy in the
Kicl canal else the existing deadlock
will continue 10 be deadlock in
the west front. America perhaps
could turn tho scales they say, by
scnding mole millions of men than
she has planned, but the process
would be so long as 10 be almost
impossible
Meantime tho German upheaval is
not taken seriously here, for II
spells nothing approaching a real
popular revolution In the minds OF
authorities.
The Detroit times., 1917-07-13
MODEL IS JAILED
IN KEYES CASE
Husband of Slain Brookline
Woman Held In $4,000
Rail

BOSTON, July 13.-Miss Harriet
A. Varney. the girl with the sweet
smile" is in Dedham Jail today. un-
der Indictment for the killing OF
Mrs. Pauline Keyes in the latter :
BrOOkliic hume June IL.
George II. Keyes, husband OF the
dead woman, is held in $4,000 bail
as material witness. The state
alleges Miss Varney lived with
Keyes as his wife at one time.
The little woman who Is alleged
10 have eliminated the third memhc-
OF the eternal triangle" by shooting
her and then writing note telling
OF family troubles and arran King
everything 20 make IL appear that
Mrs. Keyes had committed suicide.
pleaded not guilty when arragncd
Her trial will probably be called in
September.
The Detroit times., 1917-07-13
MICHIGAN GUARD ORDERED
TO CAMP IN WACO, TEXAS
Will Train There in Prepa-
ration for Service
In France

WASHINGTON. July 13-TrooHs
comprising the Michigan-Wisconsin
division OF the National Guard win
proceed to Waco. Texas. as soon as
possible after mobilization. under an
oroer issued today by the war de
partment. designating sites for the
guard training camps.
The troops Will be put into finish
cd shape there for service in France.
Tha Michigan Guard will begin
mobihzation July 10
Other guard units are assigned 10
camps as follows:
Maine. New Hampshire, Massa-
chusetts, Connecticut, Vermont,
Rhode Island 10 Charlotte, n. c.;
New York to Spartanburg. s. c.;
Pennsylvania. 10 Augusta, Ga; New
The Detroit times., 1917-07-13
FIRST GANfE

FIRST GAME
Chicago. q % o q y % 90
PhiladeIa.. o o 00i 8 ~ ii q
batteries Douglas and Wilson,
Alexander and killlfcr. Empires
Itigier and Emslie.
Second Game
Chicago. q
Philadelphia
Batteries--Demaree and Dilhpefcr
EiNey and killifcr. Umpircs -ltigler
and Emslie.
FIRST GAME
Pittsburgh o o o % o o q o n q 3 I
Brook lyn. 49,. o o % o @ ~ 0
Batteries-Jacobs and Fischer.
Cheney and Miller. Umpires Klein
and Bransncid
Second Game
pittshurgh %
BROOKLYN ,.. @ % I.
Batteries Steele and Fischer. W.
Wagner. Smith and Meyers. Jmpires
KLEIN and Branncld.
Cincinnati q
New YORK z u %
Batteries Mitchell and clarke,
Benton and Rariden. Umpires
and Harrison
81 Louis 80 Q q
Boston 80 o 2
Battcries-Horstma and Gonzales:
Reulbsch and Tragreser. Jmpircs-
Quigicy and Byron
The Detroit times., 1917-07-13
Fifth Inning.
RAIL EMBARGO
PUT ON EPORT
SHIPMENTS

WASHINGTON. July 13-The
railway war board OF the American
Railway association. today directed
all roads 70 place an immediate telc-
graphic embargo on shipments of
commodities named by President
Wilson in his ebargo proclamation
of July . except when such ship
ments are accompanied BY federal
license.
At the same time Secretary Red.
field announced that immediate az.
tention will be given every applicant
for n license. More than 2 500 ap-
plications for licenses came in to.
day.
The Detroit times., 1917-07-13

Jersey. Delaware. Maryland. District
OF Columbia, Virginia to Admission
Ala; North Carolina, South Caro-
lima Tennessee. 10 Greenville, S. c.;
Alabama. Georgia, Florida. to Ma
con, Ga ; Illinois 10 Houston. Texas;
Iowa. Nebraska, Minnesota. North
and South Dakota TO Deming, n. NJ;
Kansas. Missouri. TO Fort Sill. Okla
homa Texas. Oklahoma. TO Fort
Worth, Texas; Ohio. West Virginia
10 Montgomery, Alabama; Kentucky,
Indiana. 10 Hattiesburg, Mississippi;
Arkansas. Mississippi, Louisiana, TO
Alexandria, Louisiana; California,
Utah. Arizona. Colorado, New Mex
ico. Nevada To Lindavista. Califor-
MIA; Washington, Oregon, Montana,
Idaho. Wyoming, 10 Palo xlto. Cal.
.fornia
The Detroit times., 1917-07-13

A warrant charging Anthony J.
Kloka with the embezzlement of So
523s51 from the Wayne county treas
ury during the time he was mort
gage tax clerk in the treasurers
office, was issued Thursday evening
by Police Justice Sellers on COM
plant OF County Auditor William +.
Moeller.
Tho Kloka is out on $4,000 ball,
having been technically under ar
rest on suspicion OF embezzlement,
1t was stated by Prosecutor Jasnow-
ski, Friday that the alleged CRATER
would be rearrested and that he
would be required to furnish a new
bond. The $4,000 bond on which
be was released to appear next
Tuesday. probably will be cancelled
and renewed TO liberate Noka when
he is again arrested.
Kloka's attorneys, Eugene T.. Mis-
terslIy and James A. Murtha. are out
OF the city. They did not expect
any further formal action would BE-
taken before next Tuesday, when
Kloka is due TO appear again in po-
lice court.
wen, " in I our lNult III tue law
yers are out Of town." commented
Chief Assistant Prosecutor Paul w.
VOORHEES,. I'VE have decided TO In
stitute criminal proceedings and
there is no reason for delay"
-Four counts are named In the
variant.
Auditor Charles A. Buhrer. who
saws he is worn out by weeks OF
sleeplcss nights and the tremendous
strain under which he has lahored
for more than six months. has
closed his desk and left the city to
take rest on the advice OF hts
physician Buhrer. It is said, Is IN
danger Of a nervous collapse. Since
il was frst learned by the auditors.
on Dec 20. that Kloka's books were
in uuddle. Buhrer has been work
ing day and night to keep tho affair
secret and have Kloka cover ell
shortages.
Auditors Gutman and Moeller
have taken charge Of the boards
activities in connection with the
scandal BUhrer may be gone
week, said G;utman.
Prosecutor Jasnos ski's statement
The Detroit times., 1917-07-13
GIRL ACCUSES
PATR0LMAN

Patrolman Archie Macero. Of tho
frst precinct. aged %, No $50 Nor.
an-st. was ARRESTED Friday by De
tectives Golden and Bandemer on
charges involving Mildred Prcitzel.
i6-ycarold girl employed in his
hUi.e.
Macero's wife Is out of the city
NTH their two children.
The Detroit times., 1917-07-13
Leonard HurlS for
Boston; James on
Mound for Tigers
Inning 2 S
Bos. '';'. o O O 90 o
Det. O 0 O 0 0 O

field bIeachers for HeilmAns hy
Harper fouled TO AEnew. No run.
no hit, no error.
Third Inning.
BOSTON leonard struck out on
10 James and was out at first base.
Bush threw out Barry. No run. no
hit. no error.
DETROfT-No Young was called out
on strikes Barry got Stanage's pop
fly. James got DctToits first hit. a
single To left ficid Bush grounded 10
Leonard No run, one hit. no error.
Fourth Inning
eel Gardner popped TO Wit, Bush
threw out shorten. No run no hlL
no error.
DETROIT-Gardncr threw out
Wit. cobb popped 10 Barry Neach
flied to shorten. No run. no hit. no
error
Fifth Inning.
BOSTON Walker flied to Wit.
scott fouled TO StanaEe. Asnew
walked. Leonard was out Wit 20
Heilmhn. No run. no HIT no error.
DETROIT Leonard threw out
Heilman. Harper grounded 10 Harry.
Young was out. Scott 20 Hoblitzel No
run. no hit. no error.
Sixth Inning.
BOSTON Hooper popped 70 Bush.
Barry lost n hit on great stop and
throw by Bush. Neach dropped Hob
litzeTs hy and he got two bases
Young threw out Gardner. No run,
no hit. one error.
The Detroit times., 1917-07-13

First Raoe-Mile: Ballad. io9
dyke TO :, 70 and out. won.
Onwa. l0i (Troise) to !, Q 20 and
even. second. Ed Roche. 104 tRowan)
TO 5. 1 20 and out, third. Time:
1:46 Blue Thistle and Phocion also
ran.
second Race furlongs-Counsel.
tf3 (Lyke) 3 TO ]. to 1 TO 2. won;
Right. l02 (Kleeger) 20 to /, s 10 !.
and 20 ]. second. Polly j.. 113
Rowan) 1G 10 5. . 10 and 3 to g..
third Time. ia t-b. Mother Ma
chree. King Baggot. Owaga. Sorcerer
n. Broomsweep. Scarpia III, and
spring Song also ran.
Third Race--5 y furIongs-Tippity
Wichet. l01 tRoWanb 7 20 10 to 3
and out. won, stella Mia. 90 (Troise)
> 10 ]. Is to 10. and / 20 ., second !;
Edic r. 90 CMcGraw) 5 TO >. Z TO g..
and l TO 2, third. Time. 1909 10.
Poacher and Land Lubber also ran.
The Detroit times., 1917-07-13

Manager Honus Wagner. of the Pi-
ters In the big show. The veteran
T. sticking with the .30O set. not
with.tRnding hts years.
Pitcher Red Amer. OF the Cardinals.
was memb~r of the worlds cham
pion Giants In 1908 nnd i- the only
member ef that famous team who is
sui p~stirskpG I'm the biE show
The Detroit times., 1917-07-13
Onin,et Wins

MIDLOTHIAN GOLF LINKS.
CHICAGO. July 13.-Francis Ouimct
By defeating Donald Edwards. up
with 2 10 20 In the semi.fnals today
won the right TO play for the cham.
pionship title IN the Western golf
championship tournament
The Detroit times., 1917-07-13
Former Tax Clerk For
mally Accused of
EmbeZZlement
COUNTS TOTAL IN
EXCESS OF $4,000
Mayor Says He We'll
comes Probe Into
City Offices

Police Justice Heston, sittinu
az a grand Jury, Friday after
noon, started a probe into the
kloka scandal. Benjamin Pei.
ham, chief accountant OF the
county auditors, was the first
witness called. He went into
Judge Heston's private office at
about 2:3o o'clock. Harry B.
keidan, assistant prosecuting at
torney, and Alex. J. oroesbeck,
encouragement, were looking
after the prosecution.
II was announced that kIoka
would be called to testify. Other
witnesses, II was said, will be
employees OF the First National
bank and the Rooney Land COM
pany.
The Detroit times., 1917-07-13
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

Washington Cleveland
New York.
Chicago.
Batteries and Nunamak-
er. Williams and Schalk tmpires-
Evans and owens
The Detroit times., 1917-07-13
Changes Merely Sop
To Public Opinion,
Is Belief
HOLLWEG'S STATUS
STILL DOUBTFUL
Resignation Report Is
Both Affirmed and
Denied

AMSTERDAM, July t3.-Kais-
er WiIhelm's decree ordering
electoral reforms, as announced
In Berlin dispatches today,
stated:
Upon the report OF the state
ministry made to me In accord.
ance with my decree Of April
7, herewith decide as supple
rentary 20 the same that a bill
altering the electoral law OF
the house Of deputies be sub
mitted 10 the diet; that the
measure re drawn on the basis
Of equal franchise and a bill
be submitted early enough so
that the next elections may be
held In accordance with the new
franchise. All necessary ar.
rangements for this purpose will
be made"
The decree refers exclusively
10 the state OF Prussia.
The Detroit times., 1917-07-13
BRITISH RAID
enc MY LINES
German Attacks Are Repulsed
In Two Places, Il
Report

ROME, July t3.-Russisn
forces are pursuing Teutonic
troops IN the Csrpathians and
one Austrian corps has lost all
ITS artillery, according 10 wire
less dispatches received today
rom Petrograd.
The Detroit times., 1917-07-13
|. WV. ARE
MARCHING
ONEL PASO
Men Departed From
Bisbee Without
Food 36 Hours

Local authorities are making
hasty preparations to handle the
a9itstors II they arrive here,
The chief of police has arranged
TO call out citizens for duty by a
signal whistle when the party Of
]. w. VS. approaches EI Paso.
u ls said that the "invaders"
Will be given food, but must
leave the city Immediately.
A dozen or more arrests Of In
dividuals said to be I. w. VS.
have been made here today. All
trains entering the city are be-
ing stopped outside the city and
searched by officers before being
allowed TO proceed into the city
limits.
Military authorities have armed
the provost guard and are pre-
pared to cooperate with civil
authorities In handling the sit
ustion.
The Detroit times., 1917-07-13
WARRANT OUTFOR LOK AZ.
TO Be REARRESTED, SAYS
PROSECUTOR JASN0WSKI'
ACES
Empire City Results

NEW YORK, July 13.--Spur, car
rying 112 pounds, won the Empire
City handicap, the feature event at
the opening OF the Empire City
track at Yonkers this afternoon
Borrow was second and Daddy's
Choice third Roamer, carrying top
weight at l26. was among the also
rams.
The Detroit times., 1917-07-13
Second Inning

BOSTON-Shorten was called ont
on strikes. Walker flied 20 Harper.
Scott was safe on James wild throw
20 Heilman. Young threw ont Ag-
new No run. no htt. no error.
DETROIT --- Ncach struck out
walker went almost TO the center
The Detroit times., 1917-07-13
KAISER PR0CLA|MS REFORMS, AS
LIBERALS HOLD FIRM; WASHINGTON
SKEPTICAL Of REAL BETTERMENT
Health Board Will Examine
Water You Drink on Vacation

Citizens OF Detroit spending the vacation months the
they the board OF
gladly
TO I rom Detroit
The Detroit times., 1917-07-13

GALVESTON. Tex. July r2 Be.
cause he participated in the reccht
conference for ,Nmocracy and terms
~ peace held IN Chicago. Or l.. "
Keashey professor ~ Institutional
history an the University of Texas
was dismissed last night by fhc
10ard OF regents
The Detroit times., 1917-07-13

Coliseum ~ l5 AwuHements. on the
Hoard Walk. jefferson AZ Bridge.
open nightly and Saturday and sun
day Afternoons. All under cover
The Detroit times., 1917-07-13
COP ACCUSED
OF BRIBERY

Patrolman Charles G Flynn. OF
fhc ninth precinct was arrested Fri
aay on the charge OF accepting a
nribe The arrest was made by De.
tectiyes Collins and Siska Commits
sioner Couleus snd Supt Marquardt
are investigating one OF the OH
Gers connected with The case says
FLYNN is alleged 20 have taken the
brihe from a man he was ordered TO
arrest
The Detroit times., 1917-07-13

Hotel Cadillac Wsin Floor Cafe
chico. Gypsy vioi.nist with Hunts
Boston Symphony Ci.is. every even
The Detroit times., 1917-07-13


Tho reform program referred 70 by
the kaiser in the above edict while "
gives tho people representation In the
Rcit-hstag on basis of universal
suffrage does not alter the right %
the kaiser thru his control ~ the
chancellor and tho German upper
house 10 nullifV almost any action
which the popular body may take.
The rcichstag can criticise the
chancellor but be cannot be removed
without the acquiescencc OF the em-
peror.
LONDON, July IA Reuters
dispatch from Berlin today quot
ed "ser1I-official sources" as su-
thority for the statement that
the report OF Chancellor HolI-
weg's resignation was false.
LONDON. July 49, German dis
patches reaching here today prophe-
sled that tho German government
would accede 20 the reichstag ma
jority members demand for cleo
ton reforms and for full statement
OF Germany's war aims before the
vote OF credit is asked Saturday.
The new coalition OF Centre party
members and Liberals total 255
votes. including Social Democrats
now aiding with n few National Lib
erals These forces gave significant
indication of their strength Wednes-
day when they defeated the Con
serva,ives demand for an immedi-
ate vote on the budget.
Dispatches via Holland declared
the new majority is firmly united In
their demands for immediate cleo
ton reform and pledge that Ger
many make peace without annexa'
tions
The general belief here was that
following It's usual tactics IN the
past, the German autocracy would
probably first grant few reforms
in the electoral system hoping these
would be a sufficient sop 10 the
reformers 20 permit OF postpone
ment OF the war aims demands.
THE HAGUE. July l3-German
Chancellor Won Bethmann-Hollweg
rendered his resignation In order to
aid the kaiser in a solution OF the
parliamentary difficulties resultant
on Matthias Erzberger's position In
the reichstag, according to author.
itative information here today.
Berlin dispatches did not yet shed
light on whether the kaiser had for
mally accepted Ho'lweg's resignation
and those ~ other ministers. Nor
was there any exclamation why thc
crown priuls. Known s. All extremist
Of Tho IvpE 5re shonld nave been
ronfairirg with Liberal leaders.
Ono rcpott here was that the
crown prince as leader Of the Junk.
ers had forced out 1IoIlweg because
the chencellor exhibited signs OF
some Welding e the popular clamor
FOR rcal peace offer.
"a. ClyT n GROAT
The Detroit times., 1917-07-13
First Inning

BOSTON--James started tho gam-
by walking Hooper He went to
second when Barry sacrificed, Young
10 Heilmann. Hohiitzcl lined 20
NoaCh. jame threw out Gardner.
No run. no hit. no error.
ETROTT--Walker pulled down
Bush's long ny. Wit lifted 10 Barry
cobb flied to shorten. No rum no
The Detroit times., 1917-07-13

Ell PASo, Tex, July 13.-TeI-
ephone advices received today
by Police Chief Zanrlskle from
Columbus, NJ. NJ, stated that
1,1ee |. w. We deported yes-
terday from 6lsbee, Ariz., have
been detralned at Hermanas, N.
NJ, and are marching overland
70 e. Paso. Three women are
reported In the ranks OF the aai-
tators, who have been without
food for 36 hours.
The Detroit times., 1917-07-13

LONDON. July Is Success Of a
British raid south OF Ypres and re.
pulse Of attempted German raids
In two localities were reported to
day by Field Marshal Haig.
South OF lpres We raided enemy
trenches at night. taking few pris.
onors.' be said Southeast of Cav
relle. in the neiehborhood OF the
Ypres Confines canal and east Of
Nieuport, hostile raidinR sorties
were repulsed"
The Detroit times., 1917-07-13
THE WEATHER

Detroit and vicinityf Friday nfaht
partly cloudy and unsctti~di probably
with showersf saturday fafrt noder-
ate wesfcriy ~inds.
Iowrr Michigant Partly cloudy
Friday rights probnbis showers "a
south portioBt SATURDAY fair.
Upper Lakes Gentle to\ moderate
shifting wipdst fnir FRIDAY night
and SATURDAY. except showers foainht
over south portion.
Lower Iakesl Moderate southsxeat
90 west windsg cloudy, probably
showers Friday Sight and saturday.
HontNss TfMpfsnaTtsure
The Detroit times., 1917-07-13
TO nrNEw rHE ArrUTrTr

Renews healthy activity of the storu-
ach. promotes digestion and gives an
appetite for food. Buy q bottle. Try IL
--Ady,
The Detroit times., 1917-07-13

Prfrtina-the plain nest kfnd--fhnt
is risht-Times Job Depf.--Msin fs2e.
The Detroit times., 1917-07-13

stan Correspondent United Press
WASHINGTON. July i3.-Ger.
many Is making no real internal re-
The Detroit times., 1917-07-13

uish.s, 'emgsrsssrs .hl. aste -
so In isSs.
The Detroit times., 1917-07-13
Ru HAROLD Y. WI

BY HAROLD V. WILCOX
NAVIN FIELD. July 13.-The Zig
ors faced Dutch Leonard, an ancient
left-handed nemesis of theirs. this
afternoon in the third game OF the
Detroit Boston series Bill James
was the Jennings nominee for slab
duty Barry played second Shorten
played center field for Boston in to
day's pamp
The Detroit times., 1917-07-13

PARIS. July i8.-Great activity in
artillery hehting around 81 Quentin
was reported In io1ay's official state
ment ON both banks OF the Merse
and around Hill 30i there was like
wise a violent duel of guns
IN Cagriercs Wood French troops
Tepulsed local attacks.