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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-04-28
SEALED TENDERS

= = - :
Sealed Tenders will be received by
the Board of Iiarbor Commissioners
until 200 p. m. Wednesday, May 2.
1917, for the construction Of an oil
pipe line on Pier Is and from Pier Is
to the 1O-inch diameter Government
pipe line in Queen street, Honolulu.
T. III.
Plans, specifications and blank
forms of proposal are on file IN the
Office of the Board OF Harhor Com
missioners, Capitol Building. Homo
lulu, T. H.
The Board of Harbor Commission
ers reserves. the right to reject any
or all tenders.
CHARLES r. FORBES,
Chairman. Board OF Harbor Commits
sioners. ;,
IIonolalu. April 19. 1917.
6764-I0t
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AUCTION BULLETIN

Future sales at the rooms win be
as follows:
Tuesday. April 24-Furniturc, fumed
oak dining Get, brass bed, springs and
mattress. finest kind and condition.
Friday Furniture OF eight rooms
everything necessary, including some
fine pieces Of koa and walnut, porce-
lain refrigerator, Administer and tap
estFy rugs
Tuesday. May Furniture In most
excellent style and condition, in Cir.
cassian walnut, fumed oak, wicker
and koa, French china dinner set, 101
pieces: Singer automatic sewing ma
chine, palms and ferns in tubs and
baskets
And we are in the market for more
furniture and house hCld effects, for
prompt sale AMI settlement.
Honolulu Auction rooms, ]. s
BAILEY.
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SEALED TENDERS.

Sealed tenders; will be received by
the Secretary Of Hawaii up until
o'clock p. m. MONDAY, May Z, 1917, for
printing and binding the reports oil
the decisions of the United States Dis
trict Court for the Territory of Ha
wall. =.
The Secretary Of Hawaii reserves
the right to reject any or all tenders
Specifications are~on file. in the of
flee Of the Secretary Of Hawaii, Exc.
cutire Building. Honolulu. "
= WADE WARREN THAYER,
2 Secretary, OF Hawaii.
Honolulu, April rs, 1917 2.
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NOTICE OF SALE OF GOVERNMENT
LEASE.

AT IL O'Clock, noon. Tuesday, May
29th, 1917, at the front door OF the
Capitol Building, Honolulu, there viii
be sold at public auction. under Seq
ton $50 of the Revised Laws OF Ha.
wall of 1915, general lease Of the fois :
lowing described Government land.
Government remnant, situate at the
corner of Aala Lane and Beretanla
Avenue, Honolulu. Oahu, containing an
area of 1856 square feet, more or Tess;
upset rental. $500 per annunl, payable
.semi-annually, in advance; term OF
lease, 20 years from May 29th.i 1917.
The purchaser shall pay the cost OF
advertising.
For maps and further information,
apply at the office OF the Commissions
er of Public Lands, Capitol Building.
Honolulu, T. II.
B. G. RIvENBURGH,
Commissioner of Public Lands.
Dated at Honolulu, April II, 1917.
6770-Apr. 26, 80, May7, IA. q, %.
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TAKES LIGHTNING RODS
IBy Associated Pressl

. s.' s lBy Associated PreSsl sss.e
LAUSANNE. Switzerland.-The Ger
man authorities in Alsace, il is
learned. have confiscated all the light
ring rods in the district that contain
copper. and have ordered the con-
fiscation of all copper and platinum
used for the preparation Of lightning
rods.
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NOTICE OF LOST CERTIFICATE.

Certificate No. 22107 for 200 shares
of the Capital Stock Of the Engels
Copper Mining Company has been lost
or destroyed All persons are hereby
warned against negotiating aor other
wise dealing in or with such shares.
Application has been madesto the
Treasurer of said Company for the Is.
suance OF a new certificate.
L. WEINZHEfMER.
Honolulu, April %, 1917 r
6772-1Ot
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piece of Tartan kilt. Here. the sIl-
diers assert, the chameleon has to. ID
nit itself beaten. After vain effbrt
to mimic the colors Of. the kiltN
takes on more or less neutral one
and resigns itself to the ineyitaHe
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PRISONERS IN ENGLAND
by Associated Pres

Iby AsSociated PresSI 4.
LONDON, Eng.-The latest official
figures show that there are now in
England 1858 combatant prisoners o.
war and S0,525 civilian prisoners.
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1916 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., run only
$500 miles, electric lights and start
er, newly painted. Best mechanical
condition. SALE PRICE, $4,000
1915 cHALMERs-s-eylinder, Spas.
i seneer. VIII have TO be seen to be
appreciated. SALE PRICE, s55o.oo
~ , NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., 5-passen-
Ger, electric lights, seat covers, good
tires and in splendid running con-
dition. SALE PRICE, $4,000
1914 cApIILkc-7-passenser, newly
painted, electric lights and starter,
excellent mechanical condition. A
good car for rent service.
SALE PRICE, $55ooo
1914 CADilLAc-6-passenger newly
painted, good tires, thoroughly over:
hauled, electric lights and starter.
: SALE PRICE, s55ooo
1918 cApilLAc--5-passenger, seat
eoysrs, newly painted, excellent con-
dition, electric lights and starter.
SALE PRICE, $55o.oo
1911 ci4ALMERs-5-passenaer, newly
painted, good tires, top, etc. Thor.
cuGtly cverhauled.
SALE PRICE, s1s5.oo
1912 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. cleo.
. trio lights and starter, newly paint.
ed. A snap. SALE PRICE, s35o.oo
1914 ACCOMPLISHMENTS electric
lights and starter, newly painted,
thoroughly overhauled.
SALE PRICE, $4,000
1912 ovERLANp-5-passeneer newly
painted, overhauled, IN good running
condition. SALE PRICE, $fs5.oo
1910 RAM1LER-5.passenser, newly
painted, thoroughly overhauled.
Good powerful car.
SALE PRICE, $4,000
Observation-Disclosures, electric
lights and starter, newly painted,
thoroughly oyerhauled. A pickup.
SALE PRICE, s42s.oo
1912 soick-5-passenser newly paint.
ed, thoroughly oyerhsuled.
SALE PRICE, s275.C.
1915 euIck--5-passeneef, electric
lights and starter, excellent reehan-
zeal condition. SALE PRICE, $4,000
1915 sulck-c25, 5-passeneer, cleo
trio lights and starter, newly paint
ed, thoroughly overhauIed.
SALE PRICE, s4co
1at4 eulck-e24, Roadster. excellent
mechanical condition, electric lights
and starter. SALE PRICE, $375.oo'
1915 DoDGE-5-passenger, electric
lights and starter, good mechanical
condition. SALE PRICE, $550.o0
1912 sTEvENs-ouRYEA- 7-passen.
ger, good mechanical condition, &
extra tire and rim, high quality car
at a low price.
SALE PRICE, s5oo.co
1912 cADILLAc-Roadster, electric
lights and starter, newly painted, in
good mechanical cohoition. .
SALE PRICE, s4oo,.J
1915 observation-disclosures, good run.
ming order. SALE PRICE, $2so.o0.
Each and every one Of these
cars is a bargain at its price.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-04-28
BY AUTHORITY
SEALED TENDERS

Sealed Tenders will be received by
the Board of Harbor Commissioners
until p. m. Wednesday, May 2, 1917,
for the construction Of wooden bulk
head at Pier No. known as Channel
Wharf, Honolulu, T. H.
Plans. specifications and blank
forms VI proposal are on file in the
office Of the Board Of Harbor Com
missioners, Capitol Building, Homo
lulu, T. H.. 49,. II
The Beard of Harbor Commission.
ers reserves the right to reject any
or all tenders.
CHARLES r. FORBES,
Chairman, Board of Harbor Commits
sioners. "...
Honolulu, April 10, 1917.
6764-10t
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List Of Rebuilt
dndUsed Cars

On sale by the Won Hamm.
Young Company, corner Ala,
Ikea and Hotel Streets, begin
ming Tuesday, May / and end.
ing Saturday, May 5, 1917.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-04-28

Each and every one Of these
cars is a bargain at its price,
Bring your mechanical friend
with you and he'll back up our
statement.
Any Of these cars may be
purchased on easy terms by
responsible parties. WIKI!
WIKI!
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FOR RENT
FURNISHED HOUSES

Furnished three bedroom bungalow
with garage, 1885 Kuhio ave-, Royal
Grove, Waikiki; right Of way tC
beach. Phone 1899. 6762-ti
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Tanaba Co, Pauahi. nr. River st. tel,
1857; firewood and charcoal, whole.
sale and retail. 6297-ti
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Two-bedroom furnished cottage; $4,000
per month; no children. ST. Young
street, near Kapiolant 6761-tf
The Detroit times., 1917-10-22
German Boys of 10 Sent to
Death By Thousands in Vain
Effort To Stem British Drive

I'm four days the British have
smashed seven Of our divisions
A captured battalion commanders
report exhibited today at headouar
ters complains that his own Ger
man heavy artillery batteries shelied
the German lines for 20 minutes and
that two companies had telephoncd
they were leaving their positions
There Is yet another evidence Of
desperation OF the German high
command over this drain on re
man power. That II the constant
withdrawal OF troops from the rus
sian front for duty here on the west
For months the Germans have been
shunting troops from the eastern
war thcater Now they are bring
ing guns from that section 20 bolster
up their batteries Captured docu-
ments show that many OF the pieces
smashed in the great FLANDERS drive
have been thus replaced
There is no mlstaking the fact
that Hindenburg is now giving the
crown Prince Rupprecht all availa
bic German artillery and men.
Fresh divisions are brought up with
orders 10 hold AZ all costs and 10
retake captured positions At any
price
The Detroit times., 1917-10-22
JEWELRY THIEF
GETS FIVE YEARS

Five years Va jail was the sen.
tence metcd ont by Judge Connolly.
Saturday. 20 Moe Shlnman, alias
HaEry Corb'n for stealing q sample
case OF tewclry valued ~ $4,000
from George W Birnbaum. travel.
ing salesman from New York. A
minimum OF two and one half years
was set by tho court. who recon-
mended that tho prisoner serve the
sentence I'm full.
Alfred g. Nanderpool was sent 20
the workhouse FOR two years for
passing worthless $50 check Six
months in the same place will he
served by Edmund Kuhn for steal.
ing silverware from his mother Is
home. No. 1871 Adams.ave east
From six 10 nine months will be
served by Rudolph Zimmerman. for.
merly n city fireman. for stealing
an automobile Frank Delmel was
sentenced 20 one wear in the work.
house for driving away an Rutomo.
bile.
The Detroit times., 1917-10-22
BOY SCOUTS
PUT Up LIVELY
BOND CAMPAIGN

Detroit Roy Scouts began q five
DAYS campaign Saturday 20 raise
s. 100000 for The Liberty loan. This
is part Of a similar campaign by
Boy Scouts AN over tho country and
i, has been undertaken ar the re-.
quest OF The government President
Wilson has 5Torcd nag 20 the
troop in each state obtaining the
largest amount in subscriptions.
There arc ~ troops In Detroit and
A. y. Jameson. chief Scout execu.
tive. has divided the city into Is dis.
tricts The Scouts viii not take the
money for the bonds they sell They
will merely take applications and
will serve The applicants with notice
later whom 20 pay the initial two
per cent Tho FIRST DAYS canvass
yielded applications totaling nearly
$4,000. according 10 reports receiv-
"a by Mr. Jameson
The Detroit times., 1917-10-22
ADIII AC

one ~ tho lively entertaining and
truly musical shows 90 tho hurlcsque
season Ia 10 De found in The Tempt
ers' this week, n the Cadillac the
ater
The company gets out one Of the
cleverest ~ programs and follows 10
up with q show that Is above the or
binary In pep and attractivencss.
Zallah. the oriental dancer VINO Is
one 81 the popular figures in the bur
lrsque world has LOT ~ dances that
~t7tt,rS WI; ~ gpeEfacuIar effects
and. GlltffFing costumes
Two musical skits arc offered By
The company, which includes as prln-
cipsls MaN Fields Anna Fink Sid-cv
Rogers. Ruth Everett. lyelVn Cla~
Harry ker Ter and Eddie Healey. 4
large chorus wearing particularly
nrofty costumes Is feature IL the
show
The Detroit times., 1917-10-22
Bv WILLIAM PHILLIP SINNS
co .-........T...g TF,gf.J Dec


WITH THE BRITISH ARMIES
IN THE FIELD. oct . About so
per cent OF Hindenburg's cannon
fodder in the recent Yprcs sector
hghung nearly one-third Of those
whose mangled bodies carpcted the
ground In the british advance or
were included IN the constant
stream OF prisoners-wer OF The
1915 class OF youths.
Nothing could illustrate Ger.
manys waning man power more
forcibly than this crowdlng Of mere
boys into the front ranks.
Headquarters figures today
showed that ~ the German total
draft Of 1917. approximately one
half had been made up Of what was
really the 1918 class.
Thousands OF these German boy 5
have been sacrificed In the terrible
British. artillery Ere. one letter
found In tho pocket Of just such a
beardless boz soldier declared
"Of my company Of 40 men all
have been lost except rs and The
came ratio applies to my whole
regiment"
one boyish German disrist en-
tered this note.
The Detroit times., 1917-10-22
Street Car crusbes Woman.

Mrs. Elizabeth Cole, So, OF No.
1866 Springwells-aye, was crushed
under the wheels NJ a Woodward
ave trailer Saturday afternoon. In
allghting. her dress was caught In
the doors Of the car and she was
dragged beneath the trailer She
was taken TO Receiving hospital
where II Is reported her injuries will
not be fatal. Several women faint
ed at the sight. as the accident oc
Cured az Congress and Woodward
ayes. in fun view OF large shop
ping crowd.
The Detroit times., 1917-10-22
DETRoIT OrEnA HOUSE

visit 10 the homes OF the In
dams OF the great west and south
west was made sunday evening by a
large audience in tho Detroit opera
house. under the guidance OF r. NJ
Newman. the travel lecturer.
MI Newman took the easy chair
traveller with him by picture and
story over route which he had
travelled IN person earlier IN the year.
our Real American The Indian was
revealed as he rs Ia his own tepee.
Mr.. Newman secured pictures ~
ccremonials that had not heretofore
been witnessed by white men, and
was allowed 80 visit tribes In out
of-thc- way settlements whose habits
and customs belong 20 ages long
since passed away.
one 81 the lovcliest views shown
was that 81 the famous Rainbow
bridge TO reach which Mr.. Newman
Travelled upwards Of two weeks on
horseback thru primitive country.
Mr.. Newman accompanies HIS pie
tures with running story that IL in J.
structive and entertaining and filled
with aptly-tuld anecdotes and stories.
"our Hawaii will be Mr.. New
mans subject sunday evening. oct
IS
The Detroit times., 1917-10-22
GANErY

Excellent dancing augmented with
music az pleasing quality is the chief
form ~ amusement In The Golden
CROOK" two-act huriesque that
opened sunday for n week g run IN
the Gaycfy
Billy Arlington. who runs Nat
Wills IA close second FOR first hon
ore as tramp comedian is the Lead
ing male character. Tie is anly as
sisted hv Frank De Voc, who -
known and well liked hy Detroit
audiences. having spent some time
in this city in stock comedy before
taking .t burlcsouc work.
There fs not mediocre voice
among tho prime pals There 81 q
chorus OF - an tho members ~
which can dance well and sins &C
Ccpt8 hlv
lite and Rcfow biaed as Amer
fcn's 3.nungeat dancers open tho ser
ond ACT with series ~ modern
dances SUNDAY afternoon auAIsuc"
seemed never o. tir" or their ~ 1Iia
go rlearc Miss HeHow ~ m ener-
gctic worker and while she may not
"a lweys be America youngest dancer
there are possibilities In store FOR
her that an unit % higher honors
pilly Arlington smile opens and
closes the bin
The Detroit times., 1917-10-22


LONDON. Oct % Frances coup
IN destroylng or Gripping at least
seven out OF tho eight Zeppelins
with which % Is generally believed
the Germans made their Friday
night raid over London. gave fresh
impetus today 10 tho demand for
immediate assumption OF an aerial
offensive By England
Many newspapers were unsparing
in their criticism OF the govern
ments failure 10 start the rcprisal
program which was announced more
than three weeks ago There were
indications today that this criticism
would center within the next few
days in a powerful drive for action
thru parliament. Some pointed qres-
lions will undoubtedly be hurled Al
the government leaders.
what the average Bopdoner can
not understand Is why the French
should be so extraordinarily success
ful In bringing down German air.
craft while tho supposedly perfect
British defense system failed. The
incident served 10 create the most
intense irritation In many quarters
today because n developed a belief
that the government was not bend
ing every effort toward protection
OF the people az home one criti-
cism heard today was that in.
tense rivalry between tho r y 4.
= naval aviation seryicel and the
r. Y. C. (army aviation servicel was
injurious and that the announced
air ministry FIRST task should be
toward obtaining cooperation -ath-
or than competition betw cen these
two branches
Paris dispatches today indicated
that the French bag was ~ Zeppe-
Inns Of an entirely new type-the
dirigibles which for months nave
been secretly tested out over Lake
Constance Omcial statements ac-
counted FOR the destruction or cap
ture OF four % these. Two others
were officially announced as pass.
Ing a point In southern France 'out
OF control" \ seventh discmbarked
its wounded and sped away toward
Switzerland or tho last three, pri-
yate dispatches mentioned one
downed near MOntigney I.e Roi. an.
other destroyed between Gap and
Sisteron apparently the two which
the Official statement declared were
seen out az control'l and a third
lost and probably destroyed in the
Alps.
One or the French captures was
The T-FE, one OF the TTfdtnE squat
ron. which surrendered IN the skies
& aud landed. absolutely unframed.
with its crew az 30 men
The Detroit times., 1917-10-22

A photo mclodrama that reveals
certain phases ~ life IN a vivid
way la The Ten OF Diamonds 20
be- seen Ina the Washington this week
with Dorothy Dalton IN the leading
role.
Miss Dalton has tho role 81 dance
hall girl who is taken from her sordid
surroundings hi wealthy man. no
educates her with the idea ~ marry
inE her 10 man upor whom he has
vowed 20 Wreak vengeance. lie nc
complishss THE scheme until tho II
fols aim al the very moment ~ her
marriage by Stimulating drunkennc ss
and So shocking tho man who was
about 90 marry her as 70 turn him
away in disgust The glrl turned
the trick because her heart was
given g. her bone factor.
\ George AIDE fable. the news
weekly including many scenes ~ To-
chl interest. and other pictures. to-
gether with music by the orchestra
and songs by Emmons and Colyin.
complete the bill
The Detroit times., 1917-10-22

Tho "Cltv Sports" hurlesqucrs IN
the Avenue thcatcr this week will
make special feature - wrertl nR
bout Tuesday evening. when Macin
plnstena viii cnd@avor 90 throw
Frank Nuska and Mike Zalinski in
go minutes. and William Demetral
and Alex Thomas viii give another
exhibition az wrestling when Gree
meets syrian
The city sports" nrc Offering two
musical burlottas this week entitled
"Ncighhoriv VA bors' and I'm Alaska %
The sitits have plenty OF lively conp-
Is and new singing and dancing
numbers.
IaRelle Mardo offers number ~
special dances
The Detroit times., 1917-10-22

Rejecting tho great popularity ~
walter Lawrence IN Detroit one ~
tho largest and most enthusiastic
SUNDAY night audiences OF tho season
greeted the noted Irish sctor-singer
when ne opened a weeks engagement
IN the pretty comdy with songs.
"Comc Rack 20 Erin
The big audience was not disap-
pointed. fnr ~ he hat fair G. say that
the offering ~ perhaps tho most mr.
tisflC and altogether pleasing the
Lyccum has given this season The
ballad singing 81 Mr. Lawrence alone
was sufficient go satisfy the audience
and ne was encored repeatedly. Nu-
ally being obliged 20 make clever
little curtain speech.
However. ~ is not 20 me under
stood that ~ Is one-man show ON
the contrary tho players associated
with the star arc generally quite sat-
isfactory and several ~ them really
hlgh-ciass performers. The play itself
is typical or the Irish rural drama.
atthn some OF tho scenes arc laid la
View York. II Ia like those ma DC
familiar 20 American theatcr goers
hy Chauncey OlCOtt Andrew Mack
and others who specialized IN tho
Celtic plays. IL has lot 81 drama. .
The Detroit times., 1917-10-22

a couple OF traHlc patrolmen on
Friday celebrated the birth Of ba
bies IN their respective homes. and
the afternoon newspapers carried
tories 10 tho effect that Police Com
Couzens bad promised 20
buy a Liberty bond Tor each OF the
babes
Reporters were later called 10 the
commissioner Office and asked to
The Detroit times., 1917-10-22

Ito situa lions as well az a quaint
humOr which contrast well as the
story Is unfOlded.
Mr.. Lawrence ~ assisted by the
following who go 70 make up a
capable company George spelvin.
Phyllis Grey. William Bradbury.
Helen Courtney. Reua Farrell. Ger
trudc Ba rker. Frank RamsdeI Victor
stone, George Fisher. rhas. W King.
J.. l. McSweeney. Joseph Dunn. Gus
Vaughn, Tom StetSou. NJ. Coyle.
The Detroit times., 1917-10-22

Four great war clinics dealing
with modern war surgery will be-
one OF the main features OF the
Clinical Congress OF Surgeons Of
North America. opening today IN
Chicago.
The Detroit times., 1917-10-22
C0uzenS Denies Buying Bonds
For Traffic Officers Babes

print denial OF the story The
commissioner said he had no inten-
ton OF buying bonds for police.
men children and demanded TO
know The source OF the Information
ilo was told that "a came from his
Office in police headquarters and
hat tho reporters considered the
source efficient authority 20 print
the story
The Detroit times., 1917-10-22
City News in Brief

Drafting Of bodied men for
work on the farms was advocated
by the Rev. Ames haywood pastor
81 Cass- Methodist church. sun
day night. as war measure. II
theoVernment can control the
distribution or food and the prices
Co be charged. h. would be only
consistent 20 look after the pro-
ducing end. too. he said.
John and Paul WsIkOwK. brothers
OF No. 1901 ~. Aubln-Rve.. are In
tho county fail. held hy federal au
thorities for further investigatton
They are accused 81 failure 20 reg
lister. John f. said 20 have declared
hiss conscience would not permit
him 20 light. while Paul told ofh-
Ccrs that he stood In limo nearly all
day trying 90 register. but gave up
and went home when IL began 70
rain.
Police Justice sellers has refused to
reduce the bonds of PatroimRn
HARRISON and Hattie Miller. both
under arrest as result ~ the
vice crusade. from $4,000 90 $1,000
each. Assistant Prosecutor Harry
keidan asked the court 20 keep
both bonds As they were and the
Justice agreed 90 do go. Both de-
PENDANTS are being held pending
action by tho grand jury. accord
ing 20 reports from the prosecu-
tors office
The Rev. Lloyd ". Miller, I'm his ser
mon In the Wood wnrSl-aVc. Chris
tian church sunday night, took ~
hing at tho coal harons who are
taking advantage OF The present
fuel situation. Any person who
adds 90 the suffering OF others TO
make PROFIT is. a traitor and should
be backed against wall and
executed" lie said. lie recommend
"a the same treatment for the
wheat speculetors
communication received by the
hoard Of county supervisors rec
ommends the purchase ~ Wayne
county land for county parks and
picnic grounds ~ rs said that up
wards of $4,000 motorists seek re-
Taxation outside ~ 'he city's
bouuds ries during tho summer and
no provisions have been made for
breathing spaces for these poo-
pie The communication was re-
ferred 20 the ways and means COM
mittec.
Mrs. Rhcta ChiI~ DOrr. noted woman
war correspondent and author, VIII
deliver a lecture iu McfOllcster
hall. Forest and Cass-Rves.. Satur-
day evening" oct. ~ on The rev
The Detroit times., 1917-10-22

The Southwestern conference OF
the National Association for the
study and Prevention OF Tubercu.
losis viii meet in annual session to-
day at the Grand Canyon OF Ari-
IONA.
The Detroit times., 1917-10-22

The Gulf Coast fair. one Of the
most notable annual exhibitions OF
It's kind in the south. opens today az
Mobile