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The Detroit times., 1917-12-15
In The Religious World
THE PEACE THAT MAKES PEACE.

The worlds way IS the way OF
worry. 10 has reason 10 fret and
be anxious Distress and uncertain
~ and pcfplnAity are It's l0t Lifo
IS tulI Of problems 20 90; nothing i7
sure. there Is no rest Ask Che
world what lt most needs. and the
reply viii Do Peace lts pleas
urea may afford excitement and di
version and entertainment. but ncv-
or peace Only the Christian can
have peace the peace that comes
from an assurance that his affairs.
and the affairs OF the universe, are
In The hands OF an almighty and all
wise God
Perfect faith casts out fear. The
established heart is not afraid.
Peace perfect peace. In this dark
The blood OF Jesus whispers peace
within.
Peace, Peace, perfect Psses. BY throngins
To do me wlIi of Jesus. this is rest
Peace. perfect peace. with sorrows
on Jesus, bosom naught but calm IS
found
Peace. perfect peace. with loved ones
far awav2
In Jesus keeping We are safe and
they.
Peace. perfect peace. our future all
unknown
Jesus eve know and re is on the
throne.
Peace. perfect pence death shadow
ing as and oura3
Jesus has vonQu,shed death and ell
Its powers.
II is enough earth's struggles soon
shall cease.
And Jesus calls rs 70 heavens per
feet peace
The Detroit times., 1917-12-15

tious hatch No tanks" may be IN.
vented there. bat these Detroit boys
who arc developing their genius for
manufacturing accurate and intri'
cate military equipment out of such
junk that happens 10 lie at hand
are az likely as anybody TO spring
q revolutionary idea. Incidentally,
ihcy are n big help 20 the training
OF a regiment.
The Detroit times., 1917-12-15

stronger spiut-determiuation 20 do
the utmost. confident that victory
can be Wrested from Tie Germans
IN Lloyd GEORGES suggestion OF san
itv. steadiness and outlook are ap-
piled
Cmcials cautioned incidentally
that too much pessimism and de-
splir ls just as bad as over-conu-
dcuCe They sought. however, 20
deye home The thought that the
war has reached % stage where Ger.
many has fresh morale-and more
troops from the Russian situation
aIj chat This must be met with
mo-o American ships more Ameri-
cau men. and more American food
The Detroit times., 1917-12-15
NOW sure SPIES
SIZE W MRS.BcYER
Motive For AtrOcious Staying
Definitely Estab-
liShed

PITTSBUROH Pa. Dec. 10
Definite announcement tnat Mrs.
Emma oFritzsn Boyer was killed by
person or persons Interested In
preventing her from exposing gi-
santic spy plot Ia this country was
made today.
The United Press was authorized
20 say that this motive FOR the crime
ha been fully established by JUS
tico departments agents and Ale
heny police officials and detectives
investigating the case.
Whore the plot was Matched and
b. whom. were facts which. II def.
IN ely known. were not diyulged.
The Detroit times., 1917-12-15
REQ CAR DROPS
ANOTHER NOTCH
BY O'HARA FERRISS a CC

Friday afternoons session OF tho
local stock exchange produced act'v-
ity in REQ Car. about 900 shares ell
ing az a fractional recession. Char
coal. Continental, Detroit Edison and
parke DAVIS also featured the trad
ing Between sessions business was
light, small lots Of Edison. Packard
preferred and Paige being the only
dealings Saturday morning showed
listless opening, with trading ia
Paige, REQ, Acme and Packard pre-
ferred before opening Sentiment IS
again more cheerful and somewhat
Of a recession in selling pressure Is
I'm evidence
The Detroit times., 1917-12-15
an WA DSH With
YIN w AN - Harold
SBOELkINEO l Wilcox
oAAr auaTER. nAIILE oLIEN. MIca. Dee y

| CUSTER, GREEK, Mich, Dec is.
OF who
January
10 the
@
the recommendations II Is
candidates
be qualified
spenddy platoon leaders
he viii be
probable branches This
promised before the
The Detroit times., 1917-12-15

The snipers' class today was called
upon for snap shooting az moving
targets which popped into view un-
expcctcdly and remained in sight for
no definite time The range WAS
800 yards The master marksmen
also learned something new about
estimating unknown ranges. STU
dents at the gas school are develop
ing speed On donning the masks.
Several of them now are able 10 an.
pack. don and adjust the mask I'm
ave seconds. which ls by one second
better t.we than IS necessary.
The Detroit times., 1917-12-15
TRUCK TRAIN
FIGHTS DRIFTS

MONROE. Mich. Dec. To-
Twcnty-eight Of the 33 army motor
trGcks which left Detroit Thursday
FOR the coast reached Monroe last
night after battling thru heavy snow
drifts most of tho way from Detroit
The remainder got stalled In the
banks and VIII have 20 be dug out
Saturday
The column will continue 70 To
ledo today.
The Detroit times., 1917-12-15
Out at RandcIl's

There f. another school az Camp
custer that deserves more than pass
ng notice. II is called the Randell
institute Of Applied Science 70 is
placed I'm the house on The Tarm OF
Toy r Randell-on the Harmonic
Dad, near the base hospital Mr.
tandell and his family removed
rom the house several months ago.
when he was relieved az his real
estate holdings n these parts by
. Uncle Sam The 220th Acld artil
cry has taken possession The oti
sers arc using The house for what
hey call a "Lyceum They mean
ly that a place where they can meet
'or lectures. study OF military prob.
ems and Just ordinary chartests.
rhis place Is going 90 be a great deal
more than LvCeum, however.
| lieut. T. c. Wollager OF headquar-
:srs company, stormed the place last
geek and captured the basement
1rst floor and he second story
Sharing honors with The lieutenant
we're Sergeant T. A. Chesbro, Cor
ooral l.. A Gucnter. and Privates
Clarence Limberger and Frederick
Haynor They are an Detroiters.
These four mth form the garrison
lin fact as well as fancy for they
aow sleep there
CheFbro and Haynor cut most OF
| heir capers IN the basement and In
| a room Of mystery on the FIRST floor
IN the basement is thingamalig,
built on The order ~ an old fash.
| oned mortar box. but some lareet
nto this sand hes been sifted. This
| sand viii be nodded INTO exact relief
reproductions of Custer terrain VIII
|be achieved from contour maps
which have been made by Lieut..
wollager and hls cohorts
| reproductions OF Custer terrain viii
be achieved from contour maps
which have been made by Lieutenant
Wollager and his cohorts.
In the mystery room these map.
iends are building UP with scraps
of curiously cut beaver board some.
hing that Us destined 10 be per
nanent relief map Of The artillery
range Each thickness or card
board represent 10 feet in altitude.
When all these foundations are
complete. these orulcrymeu Will
Don newspapers into paste. smear
over Tho foundation. let The moss
Try, and paint it up. Then thoy viii
iave somefhing for instruction pur-
poses That win rival Che most accu-
ate output OF the most expert relief
nap builders
The Detroit times., 1917-12-15
WOMEN SHOVEL
SNOW IN N. Y.
Seven Thousand Wanted To
Take Places Of Absent
Men

NEW YORK. Dec 15.-Ovcr
Whrmcd wlrh snow. New York to-
day issued an appeal Tor women To-
clear the Streets Seven thousand
women snow shovolers are wanted.
With .he advent or The feminine
shovel brigade Sew York VIII have
women SNOW lighters. women
car conductors. women MESSENGER
boys. women policemen, and Women
p05tmen
The Detroit times., 1917-12-15
SEVEN SENTENCE SERMONS.

We cannot believe in our Christ
fog ourselves unless we believe IN
Him for an the world Phillips
Brooks
The man Of pleasure does not
know what pleasure means Saw
are.
They are slaves who fear 90 speak
For the fallen and tbe weak
we'll
What n blessed thing lt is 20 he
able to turn an cheorful'y after one
has been turned down Anon
You may make bricks. cut down
trees. or hammer iron without love
but You cannot deal With men with
0ur Tolstoi
would be trae. sr there are those
wsaid s. pure. FOR there are
those TNn Gaze
J would br STRONG f.r there is much
o. suffer
I would br brave f7r there is much
90 dare
Z would hf friend ~ nII-the poor
tho friend
T would Do giving and forget fhr
gffts
would 30 humble. FOR 2 know my
weakness
would look up. ard ieueh and
love ard liff
SO man can be wholly me1ueated
who really knows the Hlblc. nor cam
anyone be considered "a truly cdH
Gated man who IS ignorant ~ it-
President Schurman.
The Detroit times., 1917-12-15

rerse Comments On the Uniform
Prayer Meeting Topic Of the
Young Peoples Sooieties--Chris
tan EndeaVor, Ete.--For Dec. 16
Christ Is Cur Peace. National
Ideals; War Or Peace. Which ?"
lsa, els; Eph. 2:tAt7.
The Detroit times., 1917-12-15
PATRIOTIC
YOUNG WOMEN
WANTED

Thousands Of messages about
the equipment welfare and
movement of the nations
SOLDIERS ana SAILORS
are passing over the telephone
wires daily. TO handle these
messages as well as millions
of others responsible young
women are needed. The work
Is clean and interesting. Sal
aries start from the first day.
There are unusual opportuni-
ties for advancement.
Apply ait the OPERATORS
T RAINING DEPART
MENT, Madison ave. at John
K. So, between 9 a. M. and 3
p. m.
The Detroit times., 1917-12-15

70 took Nick Fara. 26 yeors old
So 21s Manrhesterave.. Highland
Park a long time 90 decide whether
hc wanted t1 iot married or 20 60
fo war This ho declared 70 Joseph
P1ar7d, Waru8Ec license clerk
Saturday morning. when he re-.
turned O Incense 90 marry Miss Le.
ora Dololemin. 19 years old. that
he obtained last July. He Frow dis
couragcd he raid. in trying 20 raise
enough money 90 embark ON matri.
monIM seas. and solved his problem
by cnlistlng IN Tho army
The Detroit times., 1917-12-15
A New One

\ When these fellows get thru with
ill this. they viii start on ter
ain" map This re7liy VIII be
iiastoral stage setting reproduced
rom the artillery target range. lt
j p 10 be looked RIO from iu front, just
. Ike stage picture, and viii De
constructed go that tho observer viii
+ ret the panoramic picture that he
gould view from au observation
fiost actually on tho range. DottinE
( he setting viii be scores % tiny
ilectric lights. Ike stars in q nlght
cone on Tho stage The thing VIII
{ ,e used IN indoor firing practice tn"
Ulcers and expert gununrs VIII
make their calculations Those cal-
4 uiatiuns would drop n shell in
4 ertain place. The tiuy light I'm tho
4 errain nap representing that place
yill glow FOR an instant, Just ne a
( alling shell wonld show "a momen
airy smoke cloud. Thon The obecry-
n would make corrections. and the
Jext glowing light would show hov
( lose 10 The target he Ind come.
+ mch n confranfion could keep artil-
+ cry classca busy many a winter
igbt. and the work would be ~
rontable az any simulated target
ractice. These are Tho thing that
re now happening ln tho lower rc-
don7 Of the Rant<l farm house
Mrs Raudcll never would rccor
ize tho front bedroom upstairs 70
isa nest OF electrical apparatus.
lost ~ % bci0neIrg 40 corkny
God wireless set which The Barl"
rock Rotary club dug up for tho
hrec Hundred and Thirteth The
, yirsless shark SIS Young Limberecr,
rho got his start at the Detroit
+ Y" an1 Nho now S. rean'ng the re-
yard of n youthful radio iad Linn
orgor is ono of .ho.a c0niuse7 who
lwaya g. invonriuE aorcth.nE. S0m9
Z his experiments are very prOWir
,lg-so much 81 that tho R9ndcil
ouse g. his quarters and he has
cen relieved from afr other duty
Nccpi phvs'cal drll Corporal Gucn.
er ia % telephone expert lo AID
dmhe-rnr work together upsiairs
This Randsli Institute" r. one of
bose places wherc military innoya-
The Detroit times., 1917-12-15
BY WILLIAM 7. ELLIS.

Bl " WILLIAM y. T. LNio
International peace. the peace on
earth. of the=angcl song. Is possible
only among men OF good will"
Let us not deceive ourselves here.
We cannot legislate war out or ex.
lsteuce A mind OF brothcrliness
and sympathy among the people
alone can make peace real and en
during The objective of peace
propaganda should not be parlia.
ments OF the nations. but the minds
of the common people. The new
diplomacy helps the commonalty OF
mankind 20 understand one another
Nowadays IL Is the will of the peo-
pie themselves that makes or pre-
vents wars Therefore 10 help men
20 be brethren IS 10 bring thrt reign
OF peace on earth toward which The
world has travelled for millenniums
Peace "a something 10 be fought
for as wen as prayed for That may
seem paradOvical But ~ is true.
Spinelessness is IN no wise a quail
ity OF peace. Lack OF character and
cowardly conformity 10 essential
evil has never promoted lasting
peace. althO ~ has sometimes post
poned the inevitable struggle until
nonler men come on tho scene 20
face the issue There have been
holy wars. This is a holy war Re
sistance of oppression has been
noble Every battle for truth has
served tho cause OF ultimate peace.
In the order OF qualities truth must
be put first and peace second
There r. n peace OF the great
ocean and there rs a peace of the
stagnant pool One is peace born
of power. OF reposc. OF restraint. of
mi7hty life the other is tho peace
N deafness and incffectivcncss fhc
peace that Wa should sock is Tho
peace Of strength. the ocoaH tides
of divine might sufuslna our being
90 make it potent This peace is
impaired. u is not something won
bv seclusion from all OF lifps acfivi-
tics MY peace ! give unto you "
said Christ His Iifc was one OF
stress. yet OF peace. That is the
soft OF peace that TIE imp7rts rho
po3co which gives quieiuess amid
am tho storms Of lifo For Tho pow
or OF Christ and The peace OF Christ
are inseparable
An ideal is something worth
while n neace is 10 be that. n
must be made attractlve-men must
I've under higher standards than
they do now. must have interests
that make peace worth even fight.
Ina for
The, Friends, with their calm.
pe3ceful faces and unruffed habit
or life. have been n beautiful tesu-
mony 10 tbe power of God over hu-
man hearts Such a witness for The
Master every Christian should bear.
An establishod heart. md ts Gee.
compartment O. cotutenance speak
lng peace. is lhe heritage ~ every
one OF ua
The Detroit times., 1917-12-15
CAPT. MARTIN, OF
MARINES, is DEAD

WASHINGTON. Dec. 15-Cap
John r. Martin OF the First hrigad,
United States Marines Haiti was
killed in an auto accident Thurs
day Martin. born In Detroit In
1898. Joined the marine corps I'm
1916. and hal served as aid In
Brig Gen Coles staff.
PrintinW--tnr pi.'@ nrnt ktnd- -thet
W rinht--Tfme~ Eoh Dcpt.--Main 4S2O.
The Detroit times., 1917-12-15
MOVIE TICKETS

sFN FuW -5c
NJ ussif. eneiose ne IN stansf,a- Gcea
nuy time nt are devutorsu thcRtrsa
NDOnM ARD IHEATtE CO.
aoe nrcituteyur nidR
The Detroit times., 1917-12-15
The Boxers

Charley white. the boxer who
nearly won the lightweight cham.
riOnskp several times has advanced
an excellent idea regarding boxing
at Camp Custer lie insists that nc
bouts be staged unless tho men are
well matched I'm skill and weight
and thar an bouts take place I'm a
regulation ring Poor matching and
improper equipment are what cause
ring accidents. Furthermore, an out
classed man never is again confident
~ himself The development or con.
idence in personal combat is one
ri the prime reasons for boxing in
struction here, Whites suggestion
is fine.
The Detroit times., 1917-12-15

lyalry among ambitious men over "a
,eriod Of four months. All OF which
as injected a lot of ginger into the
raining.
The training course win be spread
5ver a period of three months, and
.vfll be exactly Tho sume as that
tven az Fort sheridan In addi-
ion 20 the students from the Gus
er ranks. there win be a few more
han zoo college men enrolled I'm the
cho9l. These viii be upper class
men and graduates from the agri-
.ultural colleges az North and South
Dakota. from The Michigan Agricul-
ural college and one other univer-
5ity All OF these colleges include
military training IA their curricu-
.ums These co.leglans have enlla1-
"a In the army. and are obliged TO
aerye whether they win commits
3ions or not Failure 20 capture
ihoulder straps will send them into
he ranks
The Detroit times., 1917-12-15

Ten excellent boxers from Camp
Custer viii mix II az the u. a. G.
gym Saturday night Nearly all OF
Tho soldiers are Detroit boys. BHly
Nastersou Company ID. Engineers.
end Curlay Berger, COMPANY a
Three hundred md Thirty-ninth IN
fautry. win meet I'm one bout They
woigh l3o pounds Sergt. Evans, a.
the Military police and Young Shar
key Company y Three hundred and
Thirty ninth infantry. Will clash in
another go They weigh l55 pounds
Mike 1ngason. Company G, Three
Hundred and Thlrtyninth infantry
is matched with John Schrank
Wisconsin man belonging 20 Com
pany r.. Three Hundred and Twenty.
ninth machine gun battalion They
are weltere. George Butler ~ Com
rany y, Three Hundred and Thirty.
ninth infantry and Joe Uptegraft
Company x, Three Hundred and
Thirty-ninth Infantry will box 90 1856
pounds George Hcndtick. Battery
ID. Three Hundred and Thirtieth
field artillery and A. Olsen. Com
pan x, Three Hundred and Thirty.
seventh infantry. will go few
rounds They weigh las pounds.
White VIII not box, but viii appear
IN the ring lie viii not start his
classes until tho first OF the year.
The famous lightweight viii devote
The next two weeks 10 n hunt Tor as
flstant instructors in the division.
The Detroit times., 1917-12-15

An ideal is something worth
while. n peace is 10 be that. n
must be made attractlve-men must
live under higher standards than
they do now. must have interests
that make peace worth even fight.
Ina for
The Detroit times., 1917-12-15

r.rfnting-the plain nrnt kind-yhst
a. right-rines Jon neet.-iaais Ab1a
The Detroit times., 1917-12-15

This Randsll "institute" f. one of
bose places where military innoya-
The Detroit times., 1917-12-15

PrintlnE--the utnln neat kind--fhn'
IL rlEht--Tines Job DcDt.---Main $3.50
The Detroit times., 1917-12-15

Pool Tables. Soda Fountains
steam Tables show crHcs. safes oRr-
be- chairs supplies and repairs;
raay terms Marsh NlE- CO. 70 At
water east
The Detroit times., 1917-12-15

Typewrilcis Sold. $50 90 500
ruronu. Real service .al 50
monthly
uFTEDIT TYPO WRITER CO.
t60 Jefferson. nr Woodw q. Main tfh2
The Detroit times., 1917-12-15

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3ufubr unb e9rfdnbt ipdbrenS Der
leBien "a StuHbtn, oersliden nit benz
Dorpsrsansensn 9ag, iinb fuie fOIgt:
3ufubr:
Rin6p. S9peins S9lfe
26. Gsbr. ;. 2161 $3.50 127
N. sgebr. 523 1000 30
9erianbt:
Rinbp. Sapeine S9af.
26. Jebr. :. 25 1858 rs
27. Jebr. -. BIT 1928
Rinbpisb. - Wit ben bon ses
tern iibria seblisbenen mar bas 9lns
sebot msbr als seniissnb fir bic
Radfrase, bic nur mdbis mar. Die
qreife tparsn itetis. Gamers bIiebsn
iiiiDerdubert.
Wiitilere unb fbtpere Stiere $3.50
Gleifder Stiere $780,.
so; auserlsfene Bis ertra $9.75-
1000; Ssifers $500 SEQ; aussrle-,