The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-10-16
MILLION is
BOND MARK
FOR CUSTER
Soldiers Have Already
Subscribed Total
of $743,400
~ HAROLD Y. WILCOX

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CAMP CUSTER. TIE
CREEK Mich. Oct. Camp cas-
Ter expects today 70 pass The three.
quarters OF = million mark IN rs
subscriptions FOR bonds OF The sec
oud Loerty loan The total 81
camp subscriptions announced last
aiEAi BY Ma. Alger IS s743.4o0. The
camp is shooting az the million marx
aud expects 10 exceed a. The
s6sth infantry regiment. com.
posed chiefly OF farmer boys from
the lower half OF the state. "a very
likely 70 be the champion Liberty
bond regiment OF the whole Amer
car army. It's subscription total
~ss Sll0.250 Monday night--an aver
age % 5000 for every man and
oaieey OF the unit
Othsr units have subscribed as
follows Division headquarters.
tI00.io0 337th infantry SS0.sSo
55eth Infantry. s7430o. 340th infAn-
Try So goo. SIS artillery. S39.500
S2Sth artillery. $3.50 330th artil.
lery, S30.7oo s2Sth machine gun
battalion. s31250. s29th machine
gun battalion. $500 31ofh ina
chine gun battalion. siI.3e0, depot
h-tEada r77r-7r7sry T,TTra-
$50 supply train. 5400. anmrU.-
r sr-0 track company
80. 81. $1,000 bakery. 1880. cook
inE school $500. rem0rrt ststion
$4,000 base hospital $4,000 field
ambulance corps. $eS.IQQ. field hos
pitsI corps SIS zoo
Plans sra complete for TIE det.ca
ton Of the Y VI g. A auditorium
next FRIDAY. John r Mott. member
q THE American mission 70 Russia
and general secretary c, the war IN
tercsts OF he Y " c A. VII ad-
dress Ar Invited agdienGa a. he
Post theater. Friday afternoon 7 -
rtIl Be attended by delegates from
asl parts OF The state Some SEQ OF
these DELEGATES viii motor 20 Camp
-z-F7 IN = -tt-T-EffT afrFT We al
dress and viii be divided among The
company messes TO- military meal
The excellent work o. TIE az
The camp will be inspected and IN
the evensng he dedicatory exer-
cfses VII be bed IL The new audi.
forum. which viii seat 1000 men
Maj. Gen. psckman. camp com
rnander. VIII present the army view
% The Y. NJ G A work The other
principal speakers @. The evening
will b Dr VI. 9 Rice pastor Of the
Sar.h WeeA xz=d - E-sAHFeh FA--
-trost. bishop r 8 Henderson. %
the ~ = church. and lanes Schsr-
me-horn. publisher ~ The D~froi;
Times. one % the reEimenfAi bands
will Be The musical feature % The
evening Bishop Henderson WI re-
rsRln- oyer the weekend 30 zlvs ad-
dresses 20 the soldiers On Var
tine religion and Holding {he
line"
Additional KraE riHes 20 he mum
Der % $50 have arrived. and 1000
more are expected this week This
wtU make A total OK about 5000
rifles IN camp work on the rife
range r. proceeding a. rapidly a.
possible. but * is not likely that y
will be ready for target practice
until The first OF the month. unless
soldier carpenters are put 20 work.
This has been limited
Labor is getting mighty indepen-
3en' here. and carpenters IN large
numbers have refused 20 work out
a, the range. which is hardly cory
A threatened strike al tn camp
was avertsd Monday when pay tor
II hours for 10 hours actual work
was promised the maicontents-
Members OF the engineer regiment
we're put % work on TIE camp roads
Monday afternoon. There IL plenty
FOR them 20 DO IN this line
The supiy company q The 31sth
aeld artillery regiment announces
he following promotions FOR Detroit
men Private William G Coburn
~ be supply sergeant FOR he rsgi.
uent. Private Jake Harland 20 be
arst sergeant. Private Fred g WI
liams % be mess sergeant. Private
Charles Foelfs 20 Be stable ser
zeant. Private Leo G. Kress 70 be
corporal.
n was announced this morning
that the following men had been
discharged because % Physical dis
ability
7ssth infantry -clarercs n Cam
-ie. peter : vsnIsrb~rgh.. Wledys-
law Naezewakt John Hcnzinski,
stew. Rudoui. Pstsr ZwsicrkowsSi