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The Alaska daily empire., 1917-03-07
AL-KI IS COMING
 NORTH WITH LARGE
 NUMBER FOR HERE

SEATTLE, March :. - steamer AI-Ki sailed last night at nine O. clock for Juneau and way ports. The following passengers were on board for Gastlneau Channel ports: For Juneau: Mrs. J. Martin, Mrs. Fl. Anderson, Lorraine Mcclure, Mrs. Cook, W. Ferguson, F. H, Brown, II. Cleveland, Andrew Lar son, C. Newby, Louis Schumacher Gordon Ness, E. J. Stringer, D. C, Stringer, Roy Dern, J. Erwin and wife, Al Johnson, John George, O. Johnson, Walter Sundberg and P Nelson.
 For Douglas-Wm. Wallace and NJ. E. White.
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-03-07
Legislators Get Busy in Today'S Session and Completes Program
 for Deliberations.
OATHS READMIMISTERED
Employees Are Selected for House; Telegram Sent to Wilson
 Today.

Directly contrary to the situation which appears in the Alaska Terri tOrial Senate, the meetings of the House Of Representatives are as harmonious and peaceful as a spring zephyr. The House met this after noon at two o'clock, and after elect ing a committee on committees, adopting two resolutions and aD- pointing the remainder of House employees, adjourned until ten O. clock tomorrow morning.
 After the reading of the minutes of yesterdays meeting, which were approved, the House voted unani- mously to adopt the rules Of the session of 1915 as those under which the House shall work during the coming session.
 After the reading of the minutes Of yesterdays meeting, which were approved. the House voted unani- mously to adopt the rules of the session of 1915 as those under which the House shall work during the coming session.
 Representative Phil Corrigan Of the Second Division introduced introduced House Resolution No. 2, which was adopted. The resolution was in the form Of a telegram 10 President Woodrow Wilson and was as follows:
 House Remembers Wilson. President Woodrow Wilson,
 "The House of Representatives of the Alaska Legislature which is now in session. tenders you it's sincere congratulations upon your second inauguration as President, and begs to assure you that in your able, wise and patient administration of the affairs of the Nation, you have the cordial and sincere support of the people whom We represent. LUTHER c. HESS,
 Speaker of the House.
 Representative Charles M Day introduced a resolution providing that the House should appoint a committee on committees, to con sist of the Speaker of the House (Continued on Page Two)
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-03-07
NAMED AS SUCCESSOR
 TO GEN, FUNSTON

WASHINGTON, March r. PreSi. dent Wilson today nominated Hunter L!ggett, now Brigadier General, to Major General, to take the place made vacant by the recent death of Brlgadier General Frederick Funston. Colonel Francis J. Ker- nan. of the Twenty.Eighth Infantry, has been advanced 10 the grade Of Brigader General.
 WASHINGTON, March 7.-Presi' dent Wilson sent Dr. Grayson's nom- nation again to the Senate today, for confirmation as Admiral of the Navy.
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-03-07
Official Announcement to Secretary Daniels Is Expected To Be
 Made Today.
WILL ARM U. S. SHIPS
Attorney General Gregory and Secretary of State Prepared Opinions
 for President.

WASHINGTON, March Form. al announcement by President Wilson that he. will instruct Secretary of the Navy Daniels to arm American ship is expected to be made this afternoon. The President has been told that he has the power to do this.
 The Presidents decision was reached shortly after noon today after a conference with various CongreSsmen and Senators at the White House. The President con. ferred also with Secretary of State Lansing and Attorney General Greg Ory and had asked both to pre- pare for him formal opinions as to whether he had the power to go ahead with the armed neutrality plans for protecting lives and prop erty of American citizens despite the flibuster in the Senate during the closing hours of the last Congress.
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-03-07
GERMAN CUBAN PLOT.

Havana, March 7.- Evidence of Germany's aid to the Cuban rebel cause was uncovered today in the examination of papers found after the arrest of pr. Louis 0ctaviO Di- vino, Liberal leader, and two mem bers of the Cuban Congress, The proclamation of the revolutionary leaders announced that Germany promised aid.
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-03-07
TO FIGHT LIQUOR.

MUSKOGEE, Okla. March I.-An international conference for world wide prohibition to be held at the same time and place with the peace conference whenever it shall be called. for the settlement of the European war, was announced here by Richmond p. HObson, national prohibition field worker.
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-03-07
HESKETH IS AGAIN
 ELECTED TO COUNCIL
 OF CITY OF SEATTLE

SEATTLE. March 7.-At the city election yesterday Robert B. Hes. keth and Oliver T. Eriscon, present members of the city council, were reelected. The third member is still in doubt between the other four candidates. The belt line and other bond issues were voted down.
 WAsHlNGToN-There will be no diplomatic break with Austria at the present, 1t was announced today.
 sEATTLE-August Mehlhorn, pion. ger and one of the wealthiest Ger. mans in Seattle, died today.
 sEATTLE-The jury to try the graft cases against Mayor Gill, Chief of Police Rockingham and former Sheriff Hodge, was secured this af' ternoon
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-03-07

TOKIo-Thc diplomatic rupture between the United States and Ger many was welcomed most enthus- astically thrOughOut Japan.
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-03-07
TO PREVENT sEDITION.

WELLINGTON, N. E., March r. To prevent sedition the government has passed war regulations provid- ing for the deportation of undesir- ables and the Imprisonment of per- sons who make aHti-government ut- terances.
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-03-07
Lodne Introduces enn

WASHINGTON. March 7.-Scnator Henry Cabot Lodge rc.iutrOduccd in the Senate today the armed neutral ity resolution. When the Senator asked it's reference to the foreign relations committee a point of order was raised that Congress was not in sessiCn. Vice-PresiIent Marshall Sus- tained the point.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-07-10
BOOZE FIGHTS
TO COME BACK

WASHINGTON. July lo--"John
Barleycorn" is coming to life again
as a prominent figure in senate de.
bate on food control.
After having been buried with
ceremony by a substantial senate
majority last Saturday whisky To-
viyed under the strenuous first aid
services of "wets" and a group of
"drys" who believe his burial was
uncong titutional.
The center of the fire in the de-
bate is that portion of the rites said
over distilled spirits which would
direct President Wilson 20 buy ah
goods in bond Ii appears likely
now there wlll be reconsideration OF
last Saturdays action Hard liquor
prices are soaring as result OF the
senate. confusion Dealers who see
whisky and gin vanishing or cur
tailed. are laying in extra storks,
thus forcing up the price while the
prospective drouth Is an excuse for
boosting prices.
Here. whisky is l5c Straight
while by the case there f. an ad
vance OF $3.50 or more since last
week Scotch Is up AS high as 3tV
n drink Gin. sold two weeks ago
AZ 81 a case, now commands SIS,
while beer IL sharing in the balloon
ing AZ the rate OF about s a barrel
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-07-10
ACCUSED JURORS
MAKE DENIAL
Gwyzdowski and Shank Say
They Didn't Take Bride
From Litigant

John Gwyzdowskl. who with John
Shank. former juror. is charged
with contempt or court. il being al
legged that he promised ne could
fix" jury. took the witness stand,
Tuesday morning, before Judge Hos
mer. and denied the accusations.
II is alleged that Gryzdowski told
Albert Maday he could buy him a
verdict OF no cause for action in a
suit brought against Maday by the
Riverview Homes company. GryZ-
dowsN accepted two $50 bills from
Maday. one uf which was marked
by Judge Alfred j. Murphy
The defendant declared that his
conversation about money with
Maday concerned a loan.
Il had suit in probate court.
and needed money" he said
Alex Okraska. friend OF mine,
told me | could get il from Maday.
That Is what | was talking about
when he said | asked him for 5000
Shank also made a complete de-
NAL. He said he did not wink ar
Maday when the latter came into
the court room. The wink. II was
alleged. was TO have been signal
that he had arrived az an under
standing with Gryzdowski that there
was 10 be verdict in favor Of
Maday. q
81 may have smiled broadly" ad-
mitted Shank 81 didn't know any
thing about any wink that ] was
supposed 10 give
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-07-10

dor, caullGower ti.75 doz., cal bage.
g. T5ft2. 20. crate. tomatoes. - 20 por
4-bHsket crate. lettuce. I5c bu. green
onions. soc doz" green peas. nome
grown. 81 20 lu hothousv tomatoes,
2Qc 10 celery. 25h zoe, head lettuce.
81 - per doz squash. 15c per basket.
Grsp- frnn sibOR5 per crate.
Honey "arcy white. l0J!'c' eS'
tractcd. 90 i1c In
Hay--Detroit shippers a-e paying
the fo!loNlng prices for Naled hav m
car tote. q. y. Detroit; No. ! umo-
thy. flI50nlS, standard timothy.
SIS s06f "a. lirht MED. So s'nl ~;
10 2 timothy. SIS SOC Il 10 ! miN,S,d "a
I clover. $i3.G14l4. rye straw. sos %
on. wheat aph oat straw. ss"oG ~
per ton.
Lines 81 .0QI.2b per 100.
Melons Rockyfords. So water
melons. 40ft COO each.
xot>--Wa nuts. 2e42ic; a, n1anns
ia s Zoe zoe n n,esr,s ,5 1t Sc ~ nut
meats. Sab cartons, alrnonas ooc'
wainuts. SIC. pecans soc ~ peanuts
roasted. fancy. &c: Jum-o, i2c ID
Oranges Valencias. $i.25 q GO per
Onions Texas Rermudas. Els5g
Potatoes Southern white s. hhl..
Potatoes - Southern White $500
roaltr, Broiiers soas2c. light
weights 26H Sc, No. l hens, = p'zZc,
iEht weights. l9n 2oc. ropRters, loW
SC ducks. p q 22c, geese. n q loc 10
straw berries Home grown, s. per
bu.
JoBBING rRIcEs
Canned Goods -Appis-. RS per
gal; Lima beans. ii.G0gI.5 corn.
fancy Maine. t200. sttndard. tl.so.
table b3ets. 81 Is q lie: peas ts nc.
marrowfat peas. tiGs, early June
siS5 Tomatoes, standard. 81 80 don
Canee--santos. standard. $50 &c;
medium. lS12oc: fancy GOA 2Ie; no.
i i'l5. e tins, is "a ssa sse PPSS'N'S'' 20
Feed nrcn' sac. standard mid
dlings. sac fnc middhngs. SO,
cracked corn. ST. 80. coarse co n
meal $50; chop feed, SIS per ton IN
Flour BEST winter patent sl2.to;
second patent. sl2. stra ight 81 80.
spring patent. St3 80 rye hour us
per bill OF 19e lbs. ia eighth paper
oils Linscod oil. raw. s1ls boiled,
81 10 gal. lcrost ne iron pafteis'
Provisions Mess rork $40; fam y
pork st2n $50 clear backs. S0I 80.
hams 2tfG2Gc btfekcfs. 23i n % y 2 /.
picnic hams. 200ofiac bacon, 81 %
$50 lard IN ticrccs % i1c. Kettle
rendered 27lsC 10.
uIdcs-No. | cured hides. eic. No.
green hides, Tic; N. cured bulls,
iSr No. I green bulls. 1870 No.
su-e1 veals Kip. 23c M. l green veal
kip 2Or; So. ! cured rurrain. Rc;
No green rnur-Rl4. iThc No. I
cured calf 32c. 80. I gtceu cait. 3oc;
No. horse hides. s. No z horse
hides So ~. tanow Ice No 2
tallow. 10 10. No. l h'des. lie on {.
No kip and cA'f / ~ ~ shc' p
skins CAS- &C. amount WOOL. 25cHS 90.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-07-10
Marriage Licenses

Joseph q. LaCost. 3d. Detroit; Bes-
sic r. l.ctafninH ~, same.
Emmanuel Gofecvef 81 Detroit; Re-
hccca pntcrmau. -. same
Charles 81 Eolsoorf 20 Detroit.
Carrie D.. bueaYcr. 49, Same.
Waiter Camp -. Detroit; Mabel
smith fo. Same.
William r. Heymsn. IS, Detroit;
Sarah Meade. 81. stmo.
Earl y Garry 20. Detroit, Adele
Frost 90 sart
Leslie g Tete. 30 Toledo Thelma
Laiub'rson %. Columbus o.
Mike Pozmonovtc. 30, Detroit. ka-
tis steiner. 90. same.
Walter Ronowska. IS Detroit.
Mar, Czanpa. 2s, Hamtramck.
Alfred Aii' nman -. Detroit. Hem
ri,tta e. Sass. 20 same.
Hary Morris 90. Worthwhile; Ha-
zcl ~ Barrett. rs. same.
Bloyd s. l.nndon. 81 Detroit Jo-
sorhue NJ. Brewster, -, same
nathan u Altman, -. Detroit, En-
ma Horwitz. %. same.
Joseph Golden. e. syracuse. y. Y;
Lccua Grcenherg 25 snm"
Charles Honor -. Detroit. Alice
Dulcttr. "a same.
Joseph ~ Schwar7 o. Detroit.
Chloc Speaks. 90 same.
John ~. Caster. a. Detroit. lsa-
ben. D. Jones ab. same.
Ralph ~. Mtstcra e. Detroit, Nell
lir FidEcun. -. same.
Horace = WariuE %. Los IN.
celes. Fannie Spcllman. -. seattle.
Joseph SVaa1ovsfi. y Detroit,
Mary Ishofa. IT, same
Grover e. W.ndaff. s0 Detroit. Iva
" brown. 90 same.
Howard $ ncuuett. 81. Detroit.
Sugsic ST. Dickens. IS. Alabama
William VI Tox"r 20. Detroit. Min
nic NJ ss'ra,hmidt IT,. same
john stevenson, 81, Detroit. olive
reicr boioieh. Sc. Detroit. May
Rtpkowic1. - same.
Charles a. Wilson. 80, Detroit;
Flora Marp1ucU i5. same.
FianceFco peraino e. Detroit; Ro-
"a MesSina. rs. same
Salvatore Chifco. &C. Detroit. Ma
rio - NesHipa. &C. same
Frank Janc1ewski, 81, Detroit, Hell
en- WawczynFka. 2i same.
Phil Leinow. %, Detroit. Mary Co
hen. \, same.
Joseph Jankowlak. %. Detroit; Ju-
liza Jakubowski. ~. same.
Alfred Bowman, 80. Detroit, Ro-
ma =. Gairn % Same.
Ed j. Humphrey. -, Detroit; Riva
Caldwell. % same.
chester q Mcachen. %. Detroit.
Mildred W. Watt. ~. Rochester. " Y.
Jcserhin7 ~. Gillian. 30. Akron. O.,
Nciie Couillard a. same.
Earle W Shancr. - Detroit. Mar
Jon + David ~. Same
Edward McCunrry. 20. Detroit: Ma
rio Farmer. o. same
stove FoN. 81. Detroit, Bessie Brat
~. 10. same.
Anthony =. Kostrnch. q. Detroit:
Annette simon. 80 same
Joseph kl1nchnik. 81. Detroit.
MARY Fcllc. -. same
Harry Hines 81 Detroit. Johanna
Carrier. 50. same.
claude J.. Fisher. -, River Rouge:
Grace r. Robinson. 90. same
Andtcw u. Schulzc. 80. Pittsburgh.
Mary FLYNN. IS same
Stanlslaw Burydzlak 81 Nctroit.
Helena Mackenzie e0l same
Walter y. Mccormick. 2S. Detroit:
Catherine Bashipskc 81. sFlnc
Dwight purraht 80. Detroit. Ger
trude A. Curri" 81 Algonac.
Rocco Nardoni. %. Detroit. Edith
MCElhnney. 10. same.
Louis Vance. 20. Detroit. Elizabeth
Fcdur. 8. same.
Arnold = BLACK. Is. Detroit. Grace
@ Smith. q, same.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-07-10

1855 Campbell. Il. Drogowski, 2253
ltussell. A. krank 60 Ferdinand; >.
Girtz. 392 Post. IA. Hansen. 800 Clar-
cNaun, ". Clatk. samaritan hospitals
%. cehwub. 400 Ialllst,r, NJ McGrath.
Harper hospital. IA. A. Fer1Inski. sl4
la1pelie. A. Finzel. 1881 Belyiders,
h. Staebler. Nomans hospital. Al.
ID Hudson Ii46 Hartfdrd./E. j. pctti-
bone. Grace hospital. ". a.. Slain. lT2
AigNandtne. "a Link. 30 Rowena,
Irmeiy. sS2 Vermont, . furmicblal
iat Ayuur0e NJ Viola, 36s Fort IL. A
flM McD0ugau. o. smolak. IS Lyle.
J Pi1sKpWsNl. Gil Hancock T.. 5.
l'ehon ski. $40 Palmer H.. g. BoAtl
Aa Berlin J.. Opoka. 6gs Casper. IS
D' moporlus. IA Macomb. h. Bono,
isl Fort H..
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-07-10
Deaths

Edwin Charles. 37s Boyd. ~ years.
chronic nephritis Dena Hoppe. Har-
leI hospital 50 years Dialects mel
Illus Mildred Allen. Harper hosp ltal'
NJ years appendicitis, Helen Less,
hhl Garfield h.. - years, tndocardl-
t- Mafcianna Baugurt Grace hospi-
iaI. sb years intestinal obstruction,
l.t uuard MazlasZ. 300 AlcXandrine y.
months. bronchial pneumonia,
James = Watt. Grace hospital bS
years. acute appendicitis, James
Charles Flynn. 3i5 Parker. 81 years
aortIc insufnctCncy Agnes Scheid,
it04 Burns. 80 years. cerebral mem
nights. David j. Bell, Ford hospital.
years. aortic insuffciency, Alex
Wicsk. 10i Portland, ! month, mai
nltf ton. Adam Pinkos, 24lp w. JET
frreon. months. measles MerNlh
Hirdsall Harper hospital years
fractured skull, Thomas Gibbons,
diphtheria, Anna Fantue-
al. 81 Marys hospital. 4 years. her
mia Ray Afford. 676 II. Antoine. p
years tuberculosis. Catherine fHith'
1243 Nlnewood. - years. chronic
rhritis. Francis Mcbride. Children's
rrcp hospital. about Z months, mites
tInal intoNlcation. Florence smith,
Herman Kiefcr hospital years
phartugeal diphtheria, IoQ Renwlck,
gif Nanlewood 6 DAYS, ictcrus neona-
tar.m Marie Martin. 1928 Forest.
atout 80 years. mitral insufficiency 4,
Naute r. Parsch 200 Gathering,
nl nt 80 wears, gunshot wounds Al
Den BROWN. 255 Lnwood. 80 years
bronchial pneumonia Marie kiha.
sN1 Twenty fourth. 81 years, myo-
enr1its. Andrew Kartz. Boulevard
saritarium. about 90 years. alcohol
sru Ruela MAY Phillips Grace hospt-
tal % years. Tuberculosis meningitis,
Joseph Tompkiewicz $40 Medhury. =
months. commissions. Walter Wlczin
slN $50 Mcdbury. 4 months. malnutri-
u.fritlon. Josephine Gafey. fsf Conc
Ero-s e. So wears. lohar pneumonia,
Thompson T. Muiclius. Shurly hos
plfal. I year. acute cardiac Utilization.
Dorothy Wright. ~ Emmons, 10
ycnrs. acute cndocarditis. Fldo Cava =
taio. Herman Kiefer hospital, years.
dIrhfht ria
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-07-10
Births

BOY
Kuiar. 77e Hancock t.: J Kunath
4G Glrardin. " Mathes. i15S ru'lrr
Frederick 65S Eighteenth C.
Vine. Is HARRISON. \ Kuratkow $685.
So Northhcld II. J Boeglcr. 1914 Wa
harmon. 23s Custer J. Radzilow s-
82 Stovel. Il. Martin. i6S Twcnty
third + Scheol. COZ Parker, j.
Burns. 70i Gratiot. VI. Eush 800 NJ
TAYLOR, Grace hospital j. Marshall
samaritan hospital; y. Boiine, y
NJ stoyish ssi Monroe. W Banev
t2o Bewicks . Lapione. $50 peunsv -
Vsnia, g. T. Carleton. 1929 Ninewood
Raymond. IS Evans. w. r less.
mon. 40 Tennessee y Johnson. 1850
Chone. J. Donkcrhrook. 3C5 Pilgrim
~ MAYER. i2ci seminQle ! salav
as clinton. ". W Peterson. 500
htRno. $40 Clinton. :. lhggio. 5S7
clinton. W Schafran. 81 Mcpou-
gall: =. g Rriorton. = Wilde. r
Marurrrcau Woman's hospital =
pomzclski se6 buchanan " Papicr
nick IS Livingstone: " Msthcy. II IS
Parker. g r. LaIonde. 226 VIM
wood s. g Dowcll. sS5 military s.
Scsrderiato. S3s Fort. 7 TIodkowski
Hendrle. j. TopinkL Iss Lockwood
J. :. Getty. ls7 Pine; +. DuRray. SIS
Sixteenth. ~. Sipes. woran's hosfi-
tai: r. Sokoloski. 81 Thirty nth. T.
Palaskey - Hartford; ,. Ceria. 2ts
Abbey: W Makera. $50 Mitchell. a..
Bcll. 1909 Gratiot, =. Lipa. 27a Plum
OF.
GH.fsS
s T~jdvt. f15 pulaski w Rocm-
OF. 307 Fimwood T.. Ieschefskc 2H
Milford: r uUlard. iii Hartford. O.
Kusak. 1aa Waterman q. -. FcrFu-
son. 434 Thilip. W Il. Cottcr. iih In
glis. \. Wroda - Waldo. q. T.. Iess-
nau. i2G Huron. 4. Murphy TfSI
Junction, y Kimpesty fsl Thirty
second. NJ pichs. SIS Thirty-hrst r..
prnuke. ssf fivcrnots. L. Solcryr siti
11t THIRTY NTH. \. Haines. s1S4 stan
lev. A Nohlc 2ts fireman l. Ptas-
xrNnska &c Home. W j. Morrison.
1853 Wabash 7. Ncrmette. $40 Thirty
second y Kecfer Sc Fifteenth o.
Giendav Harper hosnital u fipr-
man itst Crane. T. Piper. 9as Max
we'll. r. Ksnnhcrg. 257 Gilbert. 4.
Pills. $50 Southern. y Walsh a35
Tairview. J. Dietrich. Taylor I'd.
q s. Stearns. IS Twenty third. A.
Bolek. 22S Clayton. A. Alabrudxinski,
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-07-10

MAJORITY
is AN TI-WAR
st. Louis Resolutions
Are Supported By
Referendum
RESERVATIONS
ARE THREATENED
Stokes Couple Have AL
ready Broken With
Party

CHICAGO. July l0.-The anti-war
and anti-dralt policy of the Social
list party. as outlined in resolutions
adopted at tile 81. Louis convention
have been endorsed by the party's
rank and file. according TO complete
returns today from the referendum
taken among members OF the party.
The returns. according 10 Mrs. Ber-
thu Hale Brown, assistant secretary
OF the party. show that the majority
report adoLted at the convention, IL
backed by a huge majority" The
convention adopted two reports
the majority report which was Of
a radical anti-war nature, and the
minority report, which was not so
bitter ly opposed TO the war. The
referendum was on the adoption OF
the two reports
Socialist party officials here de
clare they have no information as
TO designations of members of The
party because OF its anti-war policy.
Il read in the papers statement
by Allan Benson (SocIalfst party
candidate for president in the last
election saving that he would re
sian from the party ~ the resolu-
tons were upheld" said Mrs. Brown
but don't believe he will resign ="
Mrs. Brown said ahe wouldn't re
sign.
Commenting on the designations
Of J. c. Phelps Stokes and his wife.
Rose Pastor Stokes. from the party.
Mrs. brown said
u hey never were very much with
the party They were sort of indie
pendent
NEW YORK. July l0--J. G Phelps
Stokes and his wife, Rose Pastor
Stokes. today resigned from the
American Socialist party and de.
clared themselves firmly behind the
United States in its fight on kaiser.
ism The gist OF the Stokes rea-
sons for leaving the party is that
they have lost faith in the party as
an effective instrument for advanc-
ing the Socialist cause OF genuine
democracy
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-07-10

ror or war but Il saves YOU from
wasting the Erocer's valuable time
and trouble.
And besides walking 70 ana from
the store ~ good exercise. W ak OF
eat less H. the slogan those days. ~
YOU don't care 20 walk your ca
less, and IL you don't want TO eat
less. walk. -
The grocor's hoy IA doing his bit
Now you have 20 DO yours. It's ali
because We have 10 nght kaiser
and until he's gone you can't eApecl
the delivery boy at your back door.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-07-10
FOR sALE-REsrpENcE PROPERTY
$500 DOWN

$40 per month will buy beautiful new
modern mi-bungslow, mr.. Norm
western high. rooms and hnth'
oak and white enamel finish. nre-
place, bookcases. fine sleeping
porch. all decorated and worth
5000 but N sold this week s., 900
takes H. w. T.. l.. Smith. $40 coli
umbus-ave. Garfield 2iT-W.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-07-10
EARN A GOOD
SALARY

Bright young women looking
for an unlimited opportunity to
advance wanted to learn tele-
phone opera 1g.
We teach sou the business
and pay you while learning.
Steady work. Pleasant sur
roundings. Unusual benefits.
Your salary will be increased
frequently. Extra pay for spe-
cial work. Good chance to rise
to a fine position.
Apply Operators Training
Department, Madison ave. and
John Il. street, between 9 a. m.
and 5 p. m.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-07-10

In. pr'tnIIlnH style NOWhulya u
tho market basket.
Remember the days when you call
cd M the rrocer and had him send
your order home? Remember when
the fresh red-headed delivery hoy
used 10 bring !n your groceries at
the buck door and you swore at him
or tipped him, according 20 how you
felt7
No moro % that Tho delivery boy
g. going 10 war. II ne hasn't gone
already. and you'll have 10 be your
own sNprcesman. That's another hor-
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-07-10
OFF w. GRAND BLVD.

exceptional opportunity to buy a du-
pleN. new aud complete ina every
detail brick divided basement in
Simultaneous heater. immense rooms,
lot 4ONt9O. double garage. YOU VIII
have 10 see. we cannot name II all,
Call Hem 53lS for appointment.
$3.50 " oodward. Heller Realty Co.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-07-10
EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES
KINCAID
II West Forrest. OPP. Postofnce.
Is Badly In Need of

Ford repair top wages
II Men TO learn nual assembling,
Bench steel molderS, floor mold
& Tlass molders 4 .queezer molders
Finishing carpenters. 55c; 7 dr.h
i sims Hopp electric starter trouble
coiored auto washers. 5 punch
press.
4 Heavy forge helpers. garage boys.
$40.
3 Boilcrmakers' helpers. Gisholt
Factory electric maintenance re-
pair.
: Garage auto repair. 4 motor repair.
Hand screw. crAters Tor snip
room.
3 Tool crib men. middle aged.
4 Ford Drivers.
/ Pickup Driver.
, Experienced service battery men.
! Battery repair machine helper
5 Service repair, factory unsmiths.
4 Transfers, $3.50 Per Day.
4 Motor tuners. II men 90 learn mch.
trade
] Tire changer. machine repair.
Blueprint sheet metal layout.
6 Patternmakers, Coo.
Mlllwricits and . helpers.
II Auto Sheet Metal Workers.
II Toolmakers. 7 Tool Lathe.
Bench layout. 10 bench hands.
Lands grinders. Norton grinders.
Floor machinists. ? shaft oilers.
Crane setup. shlphtters
General auto repair, 10 bum paint
ers.
Machine crectors. forge heaters.
Rlacksmiths. blacksmith helpers.
Auto blacksmith . cutter grinders.
Dicsctters ! thread gauge.
Mason helpors t5c
Monitor lathe. rear axle repair.
10 Auto Drivers.
I Tire changer I elect repair.
Chassis assemhlers, 2 hand millers.
Final tester transmission insp.
INSPECTORS ON
Bench Floor. PART. Motor. Enamel.
inspectors. D. %. l.. Operators
70 MEN TO LEARN
Chassis and Final Assembling.
II WEST FORT ST.