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Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1917-03-09
T:voKIEcIU vEIDMAI-

Londonas, kovo 3 d.-Pries
keleta dienu vokietiu kancleris
Bethmann-Holweg savo prakal-
boj reichstage kritikavo Ameri-
ka .ir skundesi, kad j esa ne
graziai pasielge su Vokietija,
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1917-03-09
GAISRAS.

Pueblo, Col. Vasario s diena
sudege cia augstesneji mokykla.
Nuostoliu ugnis pridirbo ant
100000.
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-06-04
LET Us BRACE UP.

Seriously. we are facing new conditions. Individually &s well aS collectively. By 10 pos >ible means cGr re deny taar. Ne must admit also that we have been accustomed to look at things from personal rather than national viewpoint Now rha. we are face to face with trouble .ll.z may lsSt months. II not wears. e,it nah:-s born ot ease pesee and p,ensE sSsn, = have 6ulle6 the eige q orr parra..sl,. ard make us appear indifferent II tae eves Of those who have already eu5ekereG 1:s:z sense of obligation n -aa country We must bear ID under the heavy oarLea imposed or ns by -he war, \ war shse is ro- OUTS. We must become alert IT the Soci1' and economic read us-nlel1C o- o0r condit- ions.
 T. rs have entered -.;S war with -iae idea -.a. ve would ra- 6e disturbed il eur habits We were -75S-ase~ and tae sooner we realize what zTe gre ur 1,aiuS-. -ee better tcr us alt. No one will 5os,6r zra- Ire American peoples even a:-er Ing vaars se peace. prosperity and happiness have loSs any q tcesr ererSs. initiative s5 Te- ,1.rc4te.nes> These dominant attributes Y -hs rac4 may have been 5-lled bat noz destroyed Il -te. re=5 ls 2 .s--,e stirring ap: ard = rae stage seems Szt far 8 change. 7a r,t-S- wake 0o -5 -es occasion .r5-= ana io our a.- Rg -a-7rE7,- :r- = re1- conditions without granlb'in-.
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-06-04
THE FIGHT l. ON.

-Aeear5ss.- . a private 3.spa-ch. eI-L'elsEaze W.e.erSrar. has started -te oa-l aro,Gcg. IL has stared -o t-t. -s ss,.5i-r,.a-;on c- Judge 5eE.- r;reS Claiming -faz -ee ca.lrc rad -.o 5-srss in 5ssr -t= eo~-=>- zzrts. followed the issuance ot 2 certificate .. election oy .:.e earrassle board 2 himself. 2=s-.-i-g n Sulzer receiving ne certificate.
 From .as.z- 2. z. ' E1;ss=-s..ar,.'z contention is s.is-ar45z !. ...= senate : ms z necessity prove ta-al -a -..= confirmation . Jennings. l. U5e.-egsha.e. caa r.rSaai= -ia senate tha- eee eaar- na6 aa jurisdiction. r= vii follow -his !. by showing 2r= 46.c=. and 2. man win pre5u5ees iS He- = . 5a5e= anz e1sa. Hence. Jennings co-.-:r.a-io.. --lis- ta4.
 Bu- assuming -:.a- Hte..ersrar1 succeeds il ai> e:ror- ]. vii ua- necessarily follow ras. ! vii 3e given -i-= rE- -a represent -Alasa ss de- ega-z. Tie E11~= = r,1e S-,e judge ir sach mar
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-06-04
\ GRAVE MISTAKE

The secretary of war has ordered the organ izatlon of one company ot national guard at Jun- eau and one company at Fairbanks. This must C a mistake National guard should be organz- d in the most populated centers. not in the were a- one time" There aren't enough men of the proper age in both towns combined 10 form cor poral'S guard not speaking of a company. Who ever advised the secretary of war in this matter fs away behind time.
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-06-04

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 2=E-z- s=--.c=s s-1-eT - 2 - T=s5-=z1z- eT=-.-z reading s-5 s1-e s--T-c=s A. s-= welcome
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-06-04

-z-cza-az= Wo1aa-s club. aa energetic organza-
 1z- asazyz alive the situation. proposes 70 take initiative ia the establishment Of Red Gross society is community As azf=-stand f. he club is mere E -z -t= initiative tA= the society 10 be >=gzrss4 s1i apart from zhe club orgauza-
 ~7-lt Las +c1e much bring the women .rz- rel- toya-y and sci sacrifice have placed re masculine Eender Physically. the terli she z=az=- -4= aeak=r tgr n the possession Of a---#aa4s zz j1 .. things thaF make for better e-.s 115e1 e live. 5ae women folks teach us ---e- -1a. s os ra1s The fiction rhar made -.b ot a man which chs aaeten,s have passed ~ seems incredible the lighr Of the activities
 females i- t1= present day. unless subscribe 10 the --- r.s -5 5-= a@sc part Of rhe rnale-.Auch- z-zz- -z-=s
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-06-04
s-tLL -THE FIGHTING WEST"
NAa ycrk Tri hnral

-ze gentleman by th= name ot -Hawk-eye~ who
 sr-ss a-ie. I4-sr n another column has not only
 z ss1-s esl- -se whole a~sua.eG. his side There - s7E-z 10 sae logic q enlistment figures Those -z-- eses vhe Sav 5h= Wesg infected with pactcism -s ot rl<sE-tco-< zprens ap where one was Free Soil Kansas fer sz4-pe have a1 choice baJ climb down s-s promptly apoloElzs.
 Tn T-S- ras and :s he fighting West II was a s-z long way from Tippe-a-y and news percolated 10 =.11-y Once ,hs news arrived il wanted no debate a==ses ao g-o55izss and it knew 10 other way 10 sz than -o fight Those few statesmen from the West 7o sr fighting u,a their mouths in congress have ec-s q their lives ahead e them. They are just
 ignorant Q. their home districts is the carping z-as-=z @se haS nsv=- te=a wes- ot the Watching
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-06-04
sctF0t$s.g.' "Ec 7c--

SE1tzE sc1oe. z- 1g s=es s- -s=.E -1-.45zE sz ' tLe t.@=-=-- 1- -1 aid S'c-=-E ze=s e.T T Tlu-zdzy at Services z-= he'd q Cl- o- n Hs-TroE- A.. Scz--zg z-- esEf1i V rFi-=5 -A -s----
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-06-04

ter not the senate: if We leave the courts out
 Obviously. some heads are in danger. Now that Governor Strong has gone to Washington. Wickersharn may expect some help and together they may nai,e the head of the Alaska de1noerae- l. machine uneasy for 8 while. Which Is oniy cumulative evidence that II never pays to monkey with politics.
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-06-04
IMITATION

is the sincerest form of tlattery. that is why it pleases us to hear that other laundries claim to do work just like ours. It Is tribute 10 the excellence of our laudering which We fully ap- preciate. But why not have the origi- nal? Send us your washables and you won't have to say they are as perfect as ours. The work will Dc ours and the real thing.
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-06-04
THE LIFE EVER NEW

-7 sr-a eizeys with a hard. gemke flame, 10 main e se,sy is success life In sense if might even Sazd that failure is 10 form habits; for after all t 5s relative 10 steraotvped world and meantime it e. rs 7oushneSs ot the eye that makes two per se.S things situations. seem alike Not to dis .-s.za.s svs-y remeat some passionate attitude in ~ a21t 1s and jr tae briliancy ot their gifts some z5 slE- cs forces their ways is, on this short y q sass, and sun. sleep before evening-wal'er
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-06-04
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:. The Aurora Chapter, Order of <
 z Eastern Stars. hold regular meet < Z ings on the 2nd and 4th Tuesdays # : ot each month ar 5 o'clock at Mas < Z ol.c Hall adY..-
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The daily progressive-miner., 1917-06-04
FOR THE FIRE
IN THE CRATE

We have special grate coal which you will do well to use. l. buys evenly and with glow that brings many pictures to the mind of the beholder. II is a splendid heat producer, t3a.
 Seated before grate fire, fed with our coal. there is 9 charm ana com fort that only a grate fire can 'reate
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-06-04
rErrHIFt> CIVIC CLUB.

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The daily progressive-miner., 1917-06-04
FIRST N z C-LFC-.

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The daily progressive-miner., 1917-06-04
s- gc-Ns g SOCIAL CHURCH

sT. Jc-As g. sco7AL CHURCH
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 n Holy CoZ-21io1. Tc=sday: :
 s Jo1a-= Social Cub. G1nd -c-- Ws61@s1zE. : ?. T.. NatiTe 'E1-,=1's Guild .-t-za school hocse -1--ztaz. z:24 @ S- Johns Guild -oo- -zl F g. soe3s A.hlec;c 1rs. Bey= G1lL -gez-. Friday. : ? -- Choir r=E=e sal Guild room : -c=-= Ee.cczs is eE.e1czd . all sg-1-4-.g 20 1=z 91=rs-Re7- Ha-o.s fE s-=-sT. pazs1-
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-06-04
kETcHlKAN CAMP, NO. 20. 4. 3.

Meets every Monday eve1ing al , 7. IT. Visiting brothers welcoue.- Geo. Morrison, 4 C., D. Smith Harris. | F. (Hau for rent, apply to J. D RcCuseteuD
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-06-04

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 CATHOLIC CHURCH. z- -.-s. z n: S-zzzy School a. 2;3o ? n S-z5zT ycspsrs q 7:34 ? T.: TT-==E Dar Mass 2. : 2 z-ReT- Paul ? r=~-s Pzs-c-
The Sentinel=record., 1917-04-01

money back. our handicappers have | bceu off the job for some time now. hut alter looking over the field and past performances Of an favoritees and bong shots. we know to n certainty that we have lead pipe cinch Get this. lot it down n your dope book fellows And as far back as the dope figures you will find that ROTARY is a winner Mud. slow going or fast track, makes no dl,- lcfence to Rotarmns
 "rhe Rotary Club Steak win bc staged .at Essex Park Club House Thursoav Mite April 5th, at S.Oo D. m. Get your entries in at once, as several dark horses will face the starter and uo one must bc loft at the post
 Nov fellow Botaruns, Thursday night is goi0s 10 be the night of nights. ana we want an the ladies that you loye best to help put this handicap over.
 "First real chicken dinner Yes. fried chicken and hot biscuits with but tc. ooztng out and other things Pro pared h }un" Evcmud style "Nau Sod
 Second >pcu,ug at the owners risk
 "rhud a good live Iiotary stunt Youu mugh-yes, maybe you'u cry. but youu go home saving t was a great stunt anyway.
 '1ast but not least there's going to be music and sons so bring your yolcoJ with you"
The Sentinel=record., 1917-04-01
ROTARY DINNER
 AT ESSEX CLUB
RorARlANS TO STAGE "RoTARY CLUB STEAK" NEXT THURSDAY
 EVENING IN THE COUNTRY.

One Of Che biggest stunts of the scs son wih be that pulled at Essex Park club house next Thursday evening at $ o'clock when tbe Hot Springs Rotary Club will be "al ho'ne" to t- members. Their fellow Rounus from all parts of the country, thelr wives, sweethcarts and friends- The waning to sct aboard has ben issued by SrcrcDuH K,tz and it is expected that thc cspouses vrI bring something moro thau 2oo to mia gathering. making it far larger hau Aeeen the hie Rotary dinner aJ EsscN Aast pumpkin time. when th,s club for- A ally opeaed 'he clu8 house
 ssecretary .<atz's oirc1tV contains with
 r. @Iol@o fono~ISs
The Sentinel=record., 1917-04-01
1lo.NA sALVE.

For all fors of skin troubles, sores itch and orptious. UneNcellcd Tor piles Aulepuc, germicide All 2c per box. Moore Drug Go. 3.27-tf
The Sentinel=record., 1917-04-01

shire All. they said are in a deten- tion camp at Westphalia. The two were released because they were on an unarmed ship
 This government, it is considered certain. will make vigorous demand for the release of the American sail ors Tn releasing the 59 American seamen taken into Germany on the prize ship Ysrrowdale the German government announced it was taking that action because the men did not know when sailing that Germany had declared all armed merchantmen war ships
 Although the dispatch as received gave the name of the ship from which l most of the Americans were taken as
 the Elysium Meraldi officials thought
 it was an error in transmission and l that Esmeraldas was meant.
The Sentinel=record., 1917-04-01
RECTOR AND SAWYER.

The partnership between E. w. Rec tor and myself having been dissolv' ed by the death Of Mir. Rector, l 6 all continue the practice of law under the firm name of Rector and Sawyer heretofore used, this continued use of his name having been generously suggested and permitted by hts ~ fly. lA E. SAV
 Hot Springs, Ark, Feb. 2
The Sentinel=record., 1917-04-01
BASEBALL


 nesday Thu and Friday will pre- sent a galapearance. and i'll big league styId1, mark the initial i double hcadetween the sensational Arkansas Gr and Memphis Giants. Headwaiter rec of the Arlington hotel will tIis skill at tossing the new horsehfacross the home plate with three pned balls, and Dr \. c. Walker thelub physician, will re ceive it witpis best efforts. Then both giant cls will engage in bit ter struggle ltil the last man IS ou In both gam, AdVL
The Sentinel=record., 1917-04-01
AMERICANS ARE HELD
 IN GERMAN CAMPS
OFFICIAL REPORTS CONFIRM THE FIRST REPORTS GIVEN OUT
 BY SEAMAN.

Washington, March 31.-Offieial dispatches from Copenhagen today confirmed reports that two American seamen had arrived there from Ger | many with the story that some 90 others taken in raids by the commerce raider Mocwe were held in detention camps. Reports from many sources have convinced officials here that Americans captured on the British steamer fsmeraldas are held As vet no reply has come 10 an inquiry sent through the Spanish foreign office a week ago as 10 wether there were Americans among the crews of yes sels captured.
 Dispatches from Minister Eean 10. day told of the two seamen reaching Copenhagen. They were Alexander Meyer and Jack Benson. taken from the Norwegian bark Staut. They said that in addition 10 50 men from the Esmeraldas the Germans are dctain-
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-05-12
NEW BOOKS IN
PUBLIC LIBRARY

New books received in INC public
library are Forging Ahead In
Business. Aievander Hamilton In
stitute. Nav York An Vucensored
Diary from tho Central Empires.
Mrs r. H. Buliitt. American Red
a Fish "Stra wberry- growing.
". Fletcher Philosophy or vii
liam James. Theodore Fiournoy
IA PlattsburE. Alien French
Modern European History" g.. ID.
Iiazen Manual of Fruit Diseases q"
l. Hester and II. IL whetzel;
~rFntforce.di Peace I.eague 20 Enforce
Pr ~, I Persdness T. r Mereosson
and a. s. sImonds The Military
Map" q MAXWELL "rhc Broken
Wing Mrs Sarniini Nsidu The
Mounted Dih man" James Parker.
How 90 Become "a Successful stem
ographer Remington Typewriter
COMPANY Making 81 Modern Ger
many Ferdinand Scheviu, Martin
futherf Elsie einEmaftrrl Music
and LIN T " Surette IVA Con
elusive Peace G. - Taylot Cav
airs Drill Regulations o. s. Army"
T.. star Corps General Manual
~ Physical Tfainiug Tor Use M the
Army O. s. stan Corps Con
erat Provisional Drill and Service
Regulations Tor Field Arttfrry
Generals Drill Negulstions ard
Service Manual FOR Sanitary Troops
s Army o. Surgeon General 81
ofdcs "Regulaf far tho ARMY of
the T. a. War Urpt Men
tsi Antidotes Zoo Mann MS a. r..
Wood "ResponsibilitIes. and other
Poems. " y. YcstA
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-05-12
THE REAL ESTATE MARKET
by X. NJ. scHlNslNE
Sanders MISUNDERSTANDING Co.


OF
OF manufaetuF
middlewest viii nj
Detroit because Sttte unusual opor
will aid bringing
industry. This increased
population
Housing facilities are building is ~
Of the certain 10 st
lat phases the real estate market
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-05-12
DONORS IN
CONTROL OF
BABY FUND
Must Give Order If
Cash Is to Go to
Red Cross
BELGIANS TO GET
SCHOOL MONEY
Pupils Contribution to
BE Sent Away
First Of All

Aoner r Larned, chairman OF the
committee which has been raising
funds in Detroit for the relief Of
Belgian children. announced satur
day that all contributions given by
children for the little sufferers
across the sea will be forwarded d.
rectly TO Belgium, despite the
change in plans which diverts to
the Red Cross most OF the money
collected in this city
Because the federal governm ent
has decided 70 take charge OF Bel
gian relief work and extend funds
to the stricken country. the cam
paign for the children has been
abandoned and Il was decided 20
turn over the funds collected 20 the
Red Cross
Mr. Larned made II plain. how
ever that neither the money al
ready collected nor any that will BE-
forthcoming from those who have
signed pledges will be diverted
/ from the Belgian relief work with
out the consent and instruction OF
The donor
The contributions of the children
were in cash. They will reach the
Belgian sufferers sooner than any
which may have been llsted in
pledges
The Belgian committee had set
ou' 10 raise $500 o00 and the fund
was growing more rapidly than its
sponsors had anticipated Reports
/ received Friday from various com
mittees showed that ts4s,152Sa had
already been raised II was esti
mated that ~ that time possibly
100000 WAS pledged. "a complete
reports were not available
When the committee received in.
/ formation that the government
would do the work that individ-
usls had undertaken II was in
quandary, but soon a telegram
came from Eliot wadsworth. Of the
Red Cross, quoting President vii
sons message relative 20 the war
relief work OF The Red Cross. Then
patrioue fund was established
with the amount subscribed for the
Belgian relief as a nucleus
Members OF the committee AZ once
got into communication with per
sons who had donated 70 the Bel
gian fund and all Of the large do
nors were enthusiastic over the
transfer
The Red Cross fund Saturday
noon had reached sis7990i5. and
the total memberships At that time
had grown 20 be 1855. Donations
aggreEsting s5S09s were obtained
Saturday morning when 442 mem.
berShips were reported
The Central high school sent in
an additional GIFT OF 1923 for com
Dletely equipped bed for the Harper
hospital base hospital unit This
brings the total contributed by this
school up 10 fl,50250
The committee Is anxious IN have
all uncompleted lists sent In as rap.
idly as possible
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-05-12
Marriage Licenses

Anton Anderson. "a J1lis Linysla.
william McBrownie. AZ Evcliue
Epperson, IS
Robert T, closg az Josephine NJ
L. Austin Rees. %. Detroit. olive
r. 6etg, 81. epringwells
Howard J. Morley %. Helen
Emu WITT Is olga Newman. %.
L. y. SeArleR Pr. Detroit. Rhea
CrQtut. U.s. philadelphia
Geo. } Russell IS Viola l. Coe-
Reamer W wise st Detroit
Ethel NJ. sullivan cI Chicago.
Glen knight 30 Detroit stella
BaldaH. IS. ROYAL Oak
loo Ginsberg asa Rosie Blaustetn,
Henry N Campbell 81 Isabella
Eusene Gardner 30 nba winoler
George Meter g. Toledo: Minnie c
TIek @S same
lseon s4ymanc1ik 81 Katherine
klwchovco ls Saginaw.
Maurice Peorlmou. % Mary Oies-
ksuskv ~
Donald D Glenwood. ~. detroit
Nettie Root a. Washington
Lyle G Manlcy q Sara X. vo-
liza. IT,
Horacse o BEDSIDE g. Agnes
WIN. Bylo. 20 riHe Hrok. %
STANLEY Flgicl, IS Katherine OH
Felix Herczynski IS Anna szylor.
Harry J Costello. IS Mary f
Marian Golemsieske. IS. Eufeinja
ArtfgT q Moore. 81 Clare If vim
Adap Barrrak. IS Helen sarnow-
ska. "a
Jean ~ DyEert. 20. Detroit. Leah
l. Hawkins e, Chicago.
Jakob Kubczko. o. Amelia perin.
Anthony waber. "a. wyandotte.
Gladys Folk, 40 Toledo.
Fred 3 Barnhsrt 90; Marie e.
fay i bieaine. rs Emma I.asch-
Victor j Heberline, 30. Gertrude
Theophn Blind. IS. Dayton, Chris
tine kises, 20. same
Joseph s Major. a. London. Ont;
Jessie Blackwell IS same.
Frank Fldler, 2s Anna SarniEka,
Thomas r. Cain. 81 Niles. Grace
John TobicTyk. Is Msble schu-
Harry Wuert 20 waltz Rather
inc i.rnst :. same
Gca Rs-kc. 80. Detroit Clara Po-
leski 13 Flat Rock
Ellyip hlttie d. Standish, Ella
willard 49, Detroit
Fiorlsn smith rs Ella schneck
charles II Hamilton. % wiuifred
" Krazier, 3s
LAY y Bunce so Annie NJ Drew.
Floyd T.. Rogers. % Dstrolt IVA.
dell NJ Benedict 10. Toledo
wm 0iuls. a. Detroit Viola
Pruecha 20. Fraser
otto VolkmAn rs. Alice Web
John Gayswskl - Martha Quito
wskn rs
Frank } Bros IS Josephine sa
Jas Il coooy. "a Bsrsi chsklor.
Ron fAndauist q Bella wilson 81
Gust Harvey. a. Detroit. Elizabeth
" Rrackpr. - highland Park.
Iohn . smith. % Margaret Black.
Anthcny Dropirard 20 Luch oos-
Ri.seii levitt. u LILLIAN wal
To- Jubtrski ~ cecue BecsnsNs,
%Arthur Davis 7s Ncrlc Tvreu. IS.
Robert y Williams. - Fds NJ
John " Johnson. Al Petra Klein
va -htsr.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-05-12
MOrtuary

HApTTru May e. 1917 Eduard be
iovsd husband ~ Sophia Haruer
sgst as years Funeral from resi-
denee. 1905 Michigan Monday
att 2 m
VoUvG--Mav -. 1917. Catherine. hs.
loved sister ~ Ms Mary Hardy
Mrs George Crawford and Louise
Walsh Funeral Monday from fam
SIS residence. G-t Trumhull-Rve.
80 Holy TRINITY church az m
MooRF-Nay n. Ia17. Emflv. ~.
loved mother N Mrs Robeson
Mrs Ida Ludlow Mrs - y Coch
~ Chicago and Mrs.. George r Nc.
M az Dr George p McKeans rest.
den~e - pefs ware-svc fnter,ren,
- Ann Arhor Monday az $50 m
Ann Arhor papers please copy.
FTILWooD May ~. Louise Hen
rietta aged 20 wars. beloved wife
81 G. Fullwood md dear moth.
~ ~ Dorothy and Najorle and
daughter nf WIN and Ta1iua FOX
Sister OF Walter and Laura Fox
Funeral from residence 81 Chest
nut-st Monday ~ ! %. m. and NJ
81 stephens church Muiiett and
81 Auhin. az 2.30
sIMNoNDs Carrie smith. beloved
wife ~ Goo Simmonds eiFtcr ~
Thomas Horny John Mary. Will
lam smith. Mrs Geo Gffherf Mrs
John Cruddru Funeral from tate
residen~e. fG2ia seventeenth Mou-
day 2 30 o. m
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-05-12
ADMIT STUDENTS
TO BAR SO THEY
CAN GO TO CAMP

Even the statutes gave way to
military exlgencies Saturday morn.
ins. when Judges Hosmer. Hally and
Codd. sitting en- banc, decided 10
admit 10 the bar without state
examination, three students IN the
law department Of the University
OF Detroit who were called TO The
officers training camp At Fort Shcr.
idan The men admitted arc Fran
els KENNEDY, Frank j. Hester and
CliEord A. Johp They are all with
IN month Of completing their
course OF law study.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-05-12
OFFERS STATE
FAIR GROUNDS FOR
MOBILIZATION

The Michigan State Fair associa.
ton Saturday offered TO Lieut. Col.
Harry Burgess commanding The De
troit engineer regiment, the use OF
the fair grounds as a mobilization
camp. The offer was made thru
George w. Dickinson, secretary and
manager of the association. and was
telegraphed 10 the war department
by Col. Burgess with the recommen.
dRtion that ii be accepted