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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-28
Fraternity Holds ,.cr,,uu

Especial to The Times DISPATCH
ASHLAND. VA. January 21-Tho
Henry clay Inn wa. the seen. Thurs.
day night of the annual midwinter
german of Icta Chapter. Kappa Aipha
Fraternity. The hall WAS hca,,,if,:,!.-
decorated. Or. Paul HOWE. president
of tn" Richmond Alumni chapter. led
tho figures. dancing with Mrs. HOWE.
Those dancing were Miss Ruth Far
row of Rlacltsionc. with X. T. Young
Miss Ruth Bowman. Of Richmond. with
l.. !. Davis: Miss Fannie Harris. OF
k"nhridGe. with Il. Il. HridCcforth:
Miss Elizah"th Moore. Of Richmond,
with L. Is Lawson; Miss May Robert
son. Of Richmond. with I. 9. Tucker:
Miss Gladys BARROW, OF Blackstone
with I.yn Bond Miss Margaret rrisur
Of Norfolk. with NJ 4 coghiil: Miss
Mary Maynard. Of Richmond. with A.
J.. Hunt: Miss Anne Ingram. of Rich
mond. with J. u. Lawson: Miss Eliza
beth Ingram. OF Richmond. with 4 r.
Morton. Miss Helen French. of New
York. with l.. H. Mears: Miss Char
lottc Cha ppeli. OF Richmond with r.
H. Potts: Miss Louise Michacls. OF
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=. Sadie =. Bouttcy is homo

proved Mrs. Sadie 4. Bcattey is home
from BALTIMORE.
Miss iIiid@ inslcy, Hccdviilc. is
spcnnin:, tnc winter on the Eastern
shore.
Miss Gcncvicvc Edwards. OF Ed
wardsrili". Is visiting Miss Marie Brad
shaw near co,u.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Bray. OF Wc.na
w"r" recent quests Of Mrs. Eva Lewis.
near Avalon
Mrs. 'raiiafcrro Iicadlcy recently
visited her mother. Mrs. IT, l.. Hard
castle. 1T Irvington.
MISS l.aur:, Wcl,h entertained II mum
bcr "i young friends AT "a birthday
past! on saturday "a, her home ncar
Avalon.
Miss Mia burroughs. who is teach
ihs =, ii"rso Head. spent the week
end at her homo near Coau
Mrs. !. -. Edwards, Of t:dwardsvillc.
.i'n' u day recently with Mr.. and Mrs
W J.. fiynt near Burg"ss store
Miss Addic Downing. who is attend
ihG "i""mi"o High school spent tho
"""h end az h"r h"uc near burgess.
store
MISS Emily ro,,s. Of near Avalon.
Hp"nt several days recently visiting in
Fairiicids
Mr. and Mrs Willie Edwards and
small daughter. Elizabeth. % near Rcy-
nrlyvili". arc spending the winter in
Baltimore
Miss Lamic I.owory. Of Bcvcricyvillc.
was recent guest of Mrs. Mary
Garveu. of Rccdvillc.
Miss Myrti" Clarke. OF near Coan,
has been visiting in Bcvcrlyviilc
.. :. Mitchell. OF Alfonso, recently
visited his mother. Mira r. g. Brent.
AT belmont"
Emory IIaynic. Of Alfonso. vas in
Richmond on business las, week.
Miss Biam"h" coppedr". Of FairGeids.
hI -t.E,,
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CIVIC LEAGUE ELECTS.
OFFICERS FOR THE YEAR
at West Point Chooses
Mrs. J. ". Marshall
President.
MUSICAL PROGRAM is GIVEN
"oman's Club 20 Discuss "Panan,a"
~ Its Next Mce.ing-King Will
liam Branch uf Equal Suffrage
League To Hold Election

Especial TO Tho Times Di.ratciIi
VEST i'oIN'r VA. January "1-Th"
school Improvement and Civic f.carur
ir"' on Monday. aud much important
Business Was transacted Tho election
OF Officers resulted As follows: Mrs. !.
w. Marshall. president. McsdamcS W.
Il. krnaddus. !. T.. Bland and W. =
Eastwood. vice presidents: Airs. J. H..
bisnt. treasurer: Mr.. scott i:roniduS.
secretary. Mrs. ". s. Eastwood. who
has been president for six years, de-
rlinch reelection Tho trcavurcr's re-
.,p"r, showed s. 800 on hand
~ wa" dcrided. after diScussinr. 10
buy another sectional bookcase TX"
those already in tho reading room and
ado TO the library eomc mcccssarv rcf.
cr"ncc books. Funds also were dcsi.-
mated for Improvement around grounds
ana buildings. The program for the
entertainment of tho evening was fur
niShcd by Mrs. Thomas l.. EaEby.
MISS Marietta cato rrcitcd. Mrs A.
Julian RaGhy sang, and Charles r.
BaSbH. Ill. gave II piano solo
Tic Woman'S club has selected our
Ncxt Door NciShpors" as tho subject,
of study for tho first six month. OF
'ihia year. At the next meeting the
hnbj"Ct Viii bc "I'auniia." Mrs. w =
East" God. president. viii tell of tho
climate and resources OF Panama, Mrs
frosty Thompson will discuss tho in
hahiiants and government and Mrs -
- t0Stir VIII tell Of the canal.
Mrs. W. n. Fell entertained her class
~ young ncn OF tho SUNDAY School
81 the First BAPTIST Church on Frida :
rv-nir-.
MSrshnll Parks son of Admiral
WN,he Parks. az N"w York. rs tic
guest this week. OF his aunt Mrs ~. /
l.cwi.
Htehard %uith OF Savannah Ga
VISITED h,s sister, Airs. William II Ecll.
this wn.k.
MIS-: Kat" kilb"mrnc has been visit
ing III" Family Of her brother. j. T.: r.
hilbouruo
Mrs Emma Roy Spencer spcn, the
week end in Richmond
inc King William Branch Of tho
''Hnai Sufras" loaguc Of Virginia VIII
met, or Friday i,h Mrs T. l. Hughes
nv c WIZ hc an clcctiOm % n,.innr.
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LYNCHBURG

Special to 'rh. Tj,,,sr,,.
LTN,.IirI-pc =, 1870.
Mr..'.; Mori,y z,nn
Md. Is IN. ru.s, ~ ui,, r m'n,'''i's'"r
Mics Augusta ,;I,ss GINA - u''', . '.|nI
,h, u' ~" - fp"hding
parents ,orrro.,,, h'r
CLASH sp.u; nnr,inr
h.r,,,s ,hc ,,,,., ~, 80 ~" week
eli Glass ~
Mr. ,;cn,., U,
,,r:,,,,., m l.o 81
y r,-in.,oIph ir -
Nh. ava NJ :,
ana ,.hiiGro, - IS
SrribrucId N,.s from
Mir. " "a ,1.,,,,,
v,rrlnia nav. ,"mo rs ana n"m .,
.pcn, III, rcu,.indc- -, H., " u
Mfys N;i,in r,oI,. ;..
,h,,nlc.,ou A g.. 'S'''"E !"
MiA. Cara bo,I. HIS r.,,-,,t .,.o,,,
I;Onuoke ''''
Miss Mar, Adams bas i.co,, ,.,.,,,
Mr,., H. : noxIev '''7
Nh. and Mrs Iiar, r ,:o,1,.e
Scu.,Yor,s 90. 49,. ,.i.,.t
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-28
DON'T BE BALD
Here's Good Way ia Stop Loss OF
Hair mud Start New Hair
Growth.

II the hair root is absolutely dead.
permanent badness viii be your lot.
and You might we'll cheer up as
to hcmoan your fate
If your hair is falling or thinning
out don't wait another day. hut go TO
Tragic Drug Co, and get bottle OF
Partisan Sage the truly efficient hair
grower.
Don; say. ITS the same old story;
I've heard it before" hut try a bottle
AT their risk. They guarantee Par
sIan Sage In grow hair. 10 stop falling
hair. TO cure dandrun and stop SEA in
itch Or money back.
Partisan Sage contains just the Gle
mcnts needed 10 properly inviEoratc
and nourish the hair roots. It's "A
prime f.yoritc with discriminatinr
ladies because il makes the hair soft,
bright and appear twice as abundant
II is antiseptic, killing the doors tina,
are bound to arise from cXcretions of
tic scalp and. as every knows
sage is excellent for the hair and
scalp.
Partisan Sage is inexpensive and
easily obiainahle at drug and toilet
counters OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
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ALTAvIsTA
lunclIc ON.

r".A, I" ~" FINES -pisra,ch.i
~ Nv iHIA. Va. January ";-Mr.
""' "'", '" fr"@icr spent Thursday
in L,uclIburr
MIS- kizzi" Erav left ou TUESDAY
10, NJ My \, -. where sh. was
called by the illness Of her brother
MISS Louis" t.. Locker .ron, ,bo
week END in Lynchburg
Mrs J L. E"s, and SON John. lcf,
on Monday Tor south Roston. where
they VIII visit Mrs EaSt's parcn,s
Mrs j. q. Miller ANA daughter OF
Hoanok'. arrived on Tuesday. ana wili
spent several weeks with Mrs Mil
l"rs parents. Mr.. and Mrs Il. l.. com.
mock.
C. :. Earhart aud J. VI. Leo. Of near
lexington va" spent a few days a,
IN" hnn" Of w. Frank Bowman
Miss Gladys Faurticroy uas hostess
at meeting Of l;"ss"r- Fearing Char-
ter, L. ID. C.. held at tho commonw
Hotel on "Wednesday. Miss Faun,le.
roy laid before tho chapter plan NJ
work to hc carried on, during tho yo,,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-28

\ laxative to-day saves a sick child
tomorrow. Children simply will not
'"h" the time from play to empty their
bowels, which become ciogged up with
waste. liver gets sluggish stoma CHI
sour.
Look at the tongue. mother. n
coated. or your child is li.tless cross
tereriSh breath bad restless doesn't
eat heartily. full OF cold or has sore
throat or any other children's ailment
give "A teaspoonful of "Caiifornia Syrup
OF FIGS. then don't worry. because il
Us perfectly harmless. and in few
hours all this constipation poison. sour
bile and fermentinE waste will gently
move out of the bowels. and you have
a well. playful child again A thorough
inside cleansing" is orttimcs all that
rs necessary It should be the first
treatment given in any sickness.
Beware OF counterfeit ny svrups
ASK your druggist for 5o-ccnt bottle
or California Syrup Of Figs" which
has full directions for babies, children
OF all ages and for Erown-ups plainly
printed on the bottle Look "a refully
and see that il is made by the Cali
fornia Fig Syrup Company."--Adv.
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BOWLING GREEN
{ spccial,o The Times.pisn,,,cb

Especial 10 Tho Times Dspa,ch.I
BOWLING GREEN. VA .Januar, -
Mrs. John o.. Eroaddus has returned
from visit TO friends In Richmond
Mrs Edgar Il. Collins il spending
som" tim" with her daughter, Mrs.
Sc't' in Fred"ricksbrir-
Mrs. Charlie. Eyland. of Richn1opd
Is visiting Mrs. Kat. .. Broaddus
Mrs. Jess" g. Ennis has returned
from Baltimore
Miss Frances Il. Eroaddus, who il
'cachinp school near Petersburg is
sp"nding som" time "A, hoiu"
Mrs. Eddie :. coghIll has returned
from - visit I" her parents in stat
ford
Miss Shuman. OF Fredericksburg. ia
visiting her sister Mrs. George r.
Dorsey.
Mrs T. g Valentine ypon; Fart
~ ihis Mnok IN Nichnonl.
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HEATHSVILLE
,Sre"ia, to The Times nispa ,c,.1

y.
HTATHSNlLLE. VA. Januarv g.
Miss, Mamie Sinncham. Of Miskirnnn.
Was Tho weekend guest &c Mr. and Mra
James g. Ri,'c in iIeathSviir.
Mn. and Mrs Raymond Ifayrie AVID
Misses T.oTra Spillman and Susie chill
ton OF Rcedvillc. Sncnt the week -cnd
at "Sunnysidr" as the guests Of Mrs
Iloysl T. Smith.
Tom Rrcnt returned on Tuesday from
4 business trip to Baltimore
Miss Edith Bcattey, who has been
in the mountains for some time for
the benefit OF her health. has returned
to her home. near Avalon, greatly i'm.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-28

M Miss md "To m;s,,, asks: u am very
crease my. weigh, about 30 pounds.
Please tell me what method to lnIr-
sue?
Answer: regular and pcr*isteu,
n u.s., OF or, i,hree.grain hyro- nnrlane tab
Of weight Ly aiding nutrition and
buiidins up the flesh tissues scores Of
from 10 TO 80 pounds from tho use Of
theSe tablets. Full directions come
Poorly" writes: "Rcins past mid
system is in bad shape. write for :,
.rrescrlntion. do not, gain strength,
getful sleepless at times tired. ana
unable to act the part of a strorE man
OF health such as ] was al one time
>, Answer; Get from .wcn-stocked
cadomene tablets. which arc especially.
made Tor those needing strong
in Ghin an, re eIus tonic aston
NE and hope arc renewed.
'EsscN' writes: What should do
, h1. Ielicrc severe case Of kidney ana
3N odor, and passage is Irregular. pain
~ r stG e., Have DEPRESSION, fever. chiis
r pa ms ''he rihednmatiSm and soreness i'll
Answer: For such symptoms as Won
describe I prescribe my favorite for
mula under the name Of balmwort tab
lets This is splendid ehiracious
remedy Tor such abnormal conditions
Begin their use as per directions on
each sea led tuhc.
Mrs. y. asks: MY scalp itches ter
ribiy,, is fcverish and great amount
OF oily dandrmff is present. what is
n
ana then apply plain yellow mnyo!
Ipou' once a week as per directions
ms relieves the itching. overcomni
,h i.,. dandruf and makes the hair beau
TRULY glossy and vigorous. Obtain in
OF. jars OF druggists. ;"
NOTE: For many years DR. Baker
mas bcen giving free advice and pre-
Scriptions to millions Of people through
INC press columns. and doubtless has
nelpcu IN relieving illness and distress
more than any single individual in the
world,s history. Thousands have writ
ten him expressions OF gratitude and
conference.-the.
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GREENSBORO. N. C.

~p"ci"i TO The Times DispatchI
Greensboro. y. G.. January 27.--N'rs
W. y. Hewitt entertained the ThurSdav
Afternoon Bridge club At her home
on Thursday. Tie club prize was won
by Mrs. Charles Robertson and the
guest prize by Mrs. l.. l.. Gold. II.
Mrs. Charles T. lIodgin WAS hostess
- The ReNiewers' Clmb on Thursday
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EeD&qcroRS
v<HDv1cEA
e Dc LENS Ba%ax w

The questions answered below ar.
general in character, the symptoms or
diseases are given and the answers
VIII apply IN any case of similar ma
turc.
Those wishing further advice. free.
may address Or. Lewis Baker. College
Bldg. college E1wood streets. DAYTON.
ohio. enclosing self addressed stamped
envelope for reply. Full name and ad
dress must he given. but onv initials
or hctittus names Will he used in my
answers. The presentations can be
nlIcd at any well-stocked drug store
Any DRUGGIST can order Of Wholesaler
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-28

"a Fat Woman" asks: Would you
please prescribe safe reducing rem
edE for too much fat?''
Answer: At this season many ia,
people suffer greatly as you do and To
All recommend that they reduce with
f're-grain arbolone tablets. tho most
successful and convenient prescription
! know OF. Druggists supply in sealed
tubes. with full directions
Miss .. NJ. asks: ~ have pir,ples
oily SIX in. and suffer from constIpa lion
headache. and never feel strong and
well. Please prescribe for me-
Answer: You should overcome con
stipation and cleanse the system Of
accumulated poisons by taking three
grain Sulperb tablets tnot SULPHUR
for several weeks or more These tab,
hot weather. as they have !, tendency
to cool tho blood and improve it's
quality.
FERN writes: IL have suffered with
bad cough for some time and I am
also weak and tired most of the time
which ] think Is due to the severe
coughing. Can YOU give me a remedy -
Answer: Yes. your weakness is due
TO the coughing. but you should be
we'll relieved by using the following:
Get III OF. package OF essence men
tho laScne and make according to di-
rectionS on the hottie, then take a tea
Spoon1ui every hour or two until the
cough is cured. This makes a full pint
OF the very best and safest cough sy-
rup. II your druggist does not have
ncntho- laXeRe. have him order il for
YOU Of the wholesale firm.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-28

"a Fat Woman asks: Would yon
please prescribe Il safe reducing rem
edS for too much fat?''
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."'H;' ~ NJ ASKS: ~ have pinplcS.
oily skin. and suffer from constitution.
headache. and never feel strong and
well. Please prescribe for me-
The Detroit times., 1917-07-09
HETTY GREEN'S son
DENIES HE'LL WE'D
TREASURE SHIP,

CHICAGO. July I'm no. zoinr
20 get married in Chicago. Tuesdav
and I'll not give Tho brides name 70
Thus did Col r u Il Green s0n
~ Hctty Green and Americas r70yr
proposed 10 bachelor spike fta rI.
NOR today that Dc bad dashed from
New York 20 this city for tho yur
pose % marrying Chicago girl 10
morrow
"T'll not say I won't get married "
Tho colonel continued One can
never tell what a day Will bring
forth look az The Goulds You
newspaper men have been trying to
marry me- on for II years Two got
moro than 9.00a letters Of propos, q
Ak result
And say. ! think some folks have
been trying 20 kid me Somet inc.
a girl gives her name and sends an
awful pretty picture. and when YOU
30 20 that town she doesn't live
fhere-there no such girl
The colonel IS stopping AZ tho
Blackstone hotel.
The Detroit times., 1917-07-09
NEW BOOKS IN
PUBLIC LIBRARY

New books received in the public
library are:
Turkey. Greece and the Great
Powers" G. F. Abbott Women and
Work" " VI Bennett. Collecting
Old Lustre Ware" ". Bosanko
Education and Living r s.
Bourne. The World az War q VI.
C.. Brandes Human Welfare Work
In Chicago" ". G.. Carbsugh Across
Asia Minor on Foot" ". Childs
How q Produce Amateur plays" r.
IT, Clark Keeping Up with Your
Motor Car" a r Collins "Autobi-
ography 81 a super-tramp" W n
Davies over the Top" A. O. Em-
pey. "Our Part in the Great War o"
a. II. Gleason Studies In Denoc-
ra"v.' ,. W CULVER Poems. r. by
Louis rntsrmcyer" Heinrich Heine 4
Choosing Employees by Mental and
Physical Tests " 7. KemSie; To
Mother; an Anthology II Mother
Verse" Elizabeth McCreckens a
Nurse al the war" Grace McDouEall
How ~ Choose the Right Vocation. %
W. w Merton The 'Emden. He'll
muth Won Mucke Nursing Its
Principles and Practice T. ~ Robb.
Men OF Letters" Dixon Scott. Trout
Lore" .. ". Smith Three Peace
Congresses % the Nineteenth CEN
fury. God, the Invisible King" ".
q Wells. Why We Are al War"
Woodrow Wilson
The Detroit times., 1917-07-09
POLICE NAB 40
FOES OF DRAFT IN
PHILADELPHIA

PHILADELPHIA. July "A 20
licemsn spied on meeting OF So
ciaiisfs today and after hearing sew
sral speakers denounce The draft
system placed 40 under arrest
Police ~ he downtown section
had been apprised Of the meeting
An officer was stationed on the
stairway ~ the building while a
detail % % men remained hidden
IN a nearby alley
When The stairway" cop gave the
signal his fellow officers rushed the
room n which The meeting was be
Ing held
The Socialists tried 20 mob the
policemen but were overcome The
a. prisoners include IS men and l3
women They were accused OF at
tending sn unlawful assemhlare
and each was held under s. 600 bail
FOR court Magistrate Baker first
placed bail AZ $4,000 but reduced
the amount on request of counsel
for the accused They are being
held until the United States depart
ment % Justice can make an. in
vestigation
The Detroit times., 1917-07-09
"BOOTLEGCER"
SOLD BOOZE TO
SOLDIERS, CHARGE

William Bittner is held in ihe
Bethune-ave police station. for mo
United states authorities. on the
charge % selling liquor 20 soldiers
IN uniform lie Is the hrst man
70 BE- accused ~ this crime in his
district since the president issued
his proclamation He will Do ar
raigned in The United states courr
Monday morning The penalty for
the orense is one year IN prison Or
a fine 81 $1,000. or both
p Is charged hat Bittnsr held
forth in he Palmer woocs. near he
state fair grounds. whore The SIKH
battalion ~ engineers is encampec
According n the soldiers y was hts
system. 20 approach soldier and
OFFER 20 sell him beer Or whisk
when the order Vas given and no
money paid. IL is charged. Bi,tneT
would tell tho purchaser where b.
would hide tho lignor In The wood
and he soldier could n End get r.
Col Harry Burgess. IN charge ~
the engineers. has been trying fr
break ~ The drink habit among bic
men and sef a trap Tor TIE man no
suspect cd One Of hts soldier naf,
a decker with The agent and fOlnd
that the boo'legger had kept fa.ih
with him In me ecof appointed In
tho woods 10 found 4 hoffle ~ bear
and one ~ whisky These 10 'Go
% The district attorney and told al.
story. with the result that Riftre
was arrested
The Detroit times., 1917-07-09
MAILS ARE
BARRED TO
RED PRESS
Many Publications Are
Excluded AS Sedi-
tious Prints
APPEAL TO REASON
LATEST TO GO
Editors May Face Trial
Under Espionage
Law

WASHINGTON. July e.-The
mails have been barred 20 numerous
publications for opposition 10 the
war since the espionage act was sp-
proved June IL. II was learned 70.
day. The latest stop order was is
sued yesterday against the Appeal
to Reason, Socialist weekly, OF Cir
ard, Kas.
Among other publications. one or
more issues OF which have been
barred by the postoflce department.
are Tom Watson's Jefersonian.
Georgia: The Four Lights. organ Of
the Woman's Peace party. of New
York. The American Socialist. Chi.
cago. The Blast, Alexander Berk
mans anarchist periodical. and
Mother Earth. Emma Goldman g
mouthpiece.
Almost daily since June Is. &C
cording 10 an Official OF the depart
ment today. some anti-war. Social.
list or pscifist publication has been
barred for alleged reasonable state
ments.
The penalties in the espionage act
have not yet been invoked in any
case. but u is reported that Post
master-General Burleson. Solicitor
De Mar, and Provost Marshal-Gen
eral Crowder have decided upor
more stringent action In the future
The maximum penalties are $40,
900 fine or 20 years Imprisonment
or both
The Detroit times., 1917-07-09
LET COUNCIL
SELL TO j. S.
WILSON
President Opposes Ban
On Contracts By
Officials
HAVE NO POWER TO
MULCT NATION
Amendment w oul d
Cripple War Work,
He Saws

WASHINGTON. July president
Wilson has asked the withdrawal Of
the amendment 10 the food bill
which would prevent members OF
advisory commission OF the Council
OF National Defense from selling 70
the government, according 10 a let
ter received BY a member OF the sen
ate agricultural committee today
Passage OF the amendment. The
president believes. would bring
about disarrangement Of the system
devised by the government FOR
modifying the war industries OF the
country is inclusion in the food
bill would necessitate the establish
ment OF a new means OF securing
fair prices for materials now con
tracted for by the various commit
tees OF the Defense Councils ad~s
ory commission
The president points out no mem
Der OF the advisory commission has
power 70 control the terms under
which contracts with his firm or
any firm are made. and that r is
impossible under the present system
for firms 20 exact excessive prices
from the government for war mate
rails
The Detroit times., 1917-07-09
POLICE TOLD OF
FIVE MISSING

Five more persons. two OF them
girls under 20 years, are missing
from their homes. according TO po-
lice reports
Angelina Bronky. 10 years old. has
been missing from her home, No.
626 Piquette-ave., since July 3. She
Is a cigarmaker
Margaret Streeter. Is years OF
age, disappeared from her home in
River Rouge. July s.
Herbert Wagner. 10 years old. left
his home. No. l73 Humboldt-sve..
July Z. and has not been found yet.
Herman Diamond, % years old,
has been missing since July :. He
lives at No. Shady Lane-aye.
Ambrose Crosfeld. IS years Of
age. has not been a. his home. No.
~ Longworth-ave. since July 5
The Detroit times., 1917-07-09
COLISEUM OF 7is .MrsEwEvrs.

ladies only were found on the
Panama slide. In the Coliseum OF rs
amusemsnts on the Board Walk. JEFF
rcrs0u-ave.. near the Belle Isle bridge
APPROACH. sunday The two other
slides. Niagara and GRAND Canyon
We're given over 20 the men. All
three we're thronged afternoon and
night the women IN Their Yan1a
Wanna suits. making the Panama a
brightly cpiored and hilarious acene
There were new wrinkles intro
dIrsd IN the socla mixer and The
melting pot rides IN which the par
ttciports take places on smoothly
polished wood and arc whtrled or TO
one side when the apparatus begins
30 move IN circle Both are very
YouHlaf with coliseum visitors The
wEEle wogEie. barrel - Joy fox
~ T. hesitation and other diversions
acre again the scene 81 happy par
ties and m the Innocence theeter new
arrivals were introduced 10 the Four
inch gun shake and tho -ubmar' ne
Dip
special parties will be Eiv.n N thu
coliseum this week. by the Detroit
stove works employees Monday Michi-
gan stove works employees Tuesday
and employees Of ,he Paige Detroit
Automobile company and the Detroit
steel Products company Friday
Printing-the plain neat kind--thst
IL rtght-Tfme Job he pf.-Mstn fn1o.
The Detroit times., 1917-07-09
STATE LACKS 500
OF IT'S QUOTA FOR
OFFICERS CAMP

With this, the last week In which
applications will be received for the
new offcers' reserve training camp
at Fort Logan II. Roots. near Little
Rock. Ark, Michigan's quota is
still about 500 short. II was hoped
that this state would fill up It's
quota quickly. but d. Dwight Doug
las. executive secretary for Michi-
gan, has received only slightly more
than 500 applications instead OF the
1900 expected.
Mr.. Douglas believes the slowness
or Detroit men to make application
is due 10 misunderstanding. Many
men believe that applicants must be
81 years old or more. Men who are
20 years and nine months OF age are
eligible, but preference will be given
to men over 81. Tho the list OF APP
plicants is shy. the shortage will not
cause the officers TO relax In the
severity OF the examination.
The recruiting Office for this
branch of the service is on the third
floor of the Detroit Trust company
building, Fort and Shelby SITS.