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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1917-06-09

RETURN FROM
NEW ORLEANS.
DR.. Wilmer Hall will return this
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-10-02
SERIES TICKETS
COUNTERFEITEO
Commission Warns Public
Against pur
chase

CHICAGO 0rr Tne 1917
model count-rfefs 10es not bother
Viil such h or sfn
gold uslc
Ho eass ea o- and tries to
bunc0 tne ral.t ifh rtaney world
serle tIc aer.itaus fo tho Sac
D0l rrg tru
Tide raumsa ltt Poe wide world
n0 r0aa -ha. th, bia city lick
rra cans ant
Ha r51 are warned
aAan ns wU4 rea
CPS except earn She reslar efan-
road .u aunulncD llrat Hv
Doe roWuiaI
lt bias b.n reported fha plan
Ger 'erfefins world series tick
Ce nnirr waF
This Information SIS believed TO
be correct
Tire cnmm aiso adnrod lt.
ability Orb sa,roct Io'm-- fhe tes
tiFe spfculiar
"Pians have boon formulated
rehf ttt uNsnE meHf can> trace
/ tickets Ea have tetu .-oIa
/ announced 1.-The manage ment re-
serves the urDlesc ol refusing adj
mission t0 any ler 91s on tickets
purchased from sp rr'ators
fof fhe Information of the cora
/ mish sHrcglafers are said 20 have
been Offering uafdss8nd seats ig
Z downtown hotels lau night face
| value $50 'or three games for the
. Insignificant price Of $50
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-10-02
H RAIDS OPEN
SEASON SUNDAY
Professionals viii Play Ham.
mOnd Football Team At
Nayin Field

Profe 0nd football viii receive
ts initial endoH In Detroit a.
Nas.n Geld sunday afternoon, when
'hs mucht1uted Hammond. Ind
eleven win Doc seea In action op
posed ht tte Heralds
The ,ors have been ou DO Job
or tar ea two weeks and arc Boz
'rtop shape Nofb sacksteter is
back on the job and has BISON hold.
Ne rn h.s end ir fhr workouts in
uf'lmC form The H1osler be.
ides men oi Drawn and beef boast
nome Jimmy Clabhy. ofV puui sfic
fame in tho lineup TX college stars
compose fhc balance ~ fno team
8 etiH schedule has been mauoad
ont f0r fhc locals which Includes
games with Canton Na va
bash. Dayton Yours toHn 90
cago. Cleveland, Fort wayne and
Toledo.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-10-02
U.OF M.REGS
WIN FIRST
F. B. BAT Tie
Varsity Downs Scrubs
60; To Play Case
Saturday

ANN ARBOR. oct 2.-lt mo nfs'
football clash on Ferry aield for th,s
season counts for aught then me
Maize and Blue viii have a team
that will bee up 90 the standard ai
those chat brought fame % f4r
Michigan unNersitF iu tht ral
This prediction is based on One 1855.
that the VARSITY defeated tlr
scrubs Monday afternoon 10 h
she first scrimmage OF The sea on
The arst line men did not have
an easy time az 30 as % te4l''"'-
many hard efforts, trick play s., aA-
considerable time 20 pun the DALE
over the last chalk mark
saturdsy viii see The first i-i
when the warriors from Case vi.
mix things VIII The men o-'
selects TO represent the school.
comparison OF Michigan tnd tA-
conference teams wil be- made %
the score rouled no, as Case was le
feated by Ohio State last SATURDAY
BY a large score
One OF the most interesting THINGS
10 watch In the game with Case VIII
be the showing Of Weimann az tlii-
hack. II the big tackle shows he
Is a capable backheid man. Michi-
san's prospects will Increase s~at-
iy. for Tad" Is the boy upon whom
Yost Is depending 10 round oHt his
attack.
The work Of Weston and Froemke
AZ halfback viii also be- watched
closely. These BOYS are hsh1ng j
out for the position thar Mallbeiscl
held for three years. ami which Zee
pIaved when he won AllAmerictu
recognition. There w4A te M st-
tempt 10 compare whoever lands tne
lob with the German Bullet put
II WILDE interesting 20 SEQ igst now
far Yost can Nh The hole that
'Mauly" left
II T. s444s -Azffaset--a tA.ai y nAt- MI
play bis regulars very Tong Sal nr-
day. The Michigan mentor re
searching for substitutes and every
man on the squad ought 20 get a
chance against Case Yost feels
that the only way De can properly
nudge OF a mans ability is 20 see
him IN action in a regular game.
and since Yost Is not overlooking
any bets THE season wnen mate
rial ls short. 10 is expected that
even The lowest scrub viii see some
action
"Fritz" Rehor, varsity guard for
several seasons. made his appear
ance IN Ann Arbor Saturday and u
IA believed that he will turn our 10
help coach the lineman Rehor a
mediocre player his first two years
en- the varsity. developed into star
last fall and his knowledge win be
. valuable asset in prepplng the
green prospects.
The men start work this after
noon on the plays given them by
Coach Yost Saturday night.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-10-02

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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-10-02
STEIN FREES
WOMEN CAUGHT
IN POLICE NET

-Four cen alleged women ~ me
street. arrerted Monday evening d.
officers ~ The cleanup squad. were
dism ssed by Justice Stein. in police
court Tuesday morning. for lack ri
evidence ln dlsmiss.ng fhc won q
The justice reprimanded rhD pAtro..
men for arrestlng hem on uspicion,
without actual evidence
These girls may have gone wrong
some time llt sou have gof 20 gro
dHee more evidence before ~ 4
find 'bDm gufg declared tae
tce tl'h rmpnafIs Give thorn RI
chance They certainly have 81 gtf
t0 appear 90 fhe streets the same
as anyone else
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-10-02
|. Yi.YV.PLOT
STARTLING
IN SCOPE
AgitatOrs Planned To
Tie United States
Hand and Foot

CHICAGO. Oct IA nation-Nld,
plot TO paralyze industries. thNart
military operations. obstruct con
,cripuon aud cause America 10 los,
tne war is dlsulsed ~ the evidence
upon which i66 members ot me
~ IS were indicted hi Chicago.
William ID haywood, OF Chicago,
International secretary and treas
urer ard Prank Little Who Wa
lynchsd in Butte. Noat are alleged
t0 have been che rlngiealers OR.
PRS frequently menf 1nc3 .p Tho ~
die uents ate Ralph H rhHpiln.
Richard BraE$e- William Wiretola
lames Rowan. Francis Mixer ana
Charles lanbor'
Aoou hNf bs Indicted mem ar,
rrleg arrest l'a al ohiciai. stated
today Search ior She others s be-
.ng carried on pa 7 parts az ,hr
country
The .udigtmeu when covers 80
printed pages. aliegts $4,000 oHenses
urtf 1H ,pe fc charges
Same 90 '.o mos. startling plans
cf the So W aye contained .u q
book which Haywoo sort 20 Nu
iult 20 be translated MO Funivr
t-r he henva' 'of agitators
we are coing to take over trg p
taetric ~ou las t1r three ve.Y
good REASONS Bncalse We ues g
them because $50 want them and
because va t+te rho power g. gtt
them was 60 AIRED
Nh- her We are fthically iusti-
aed nr nor Us rnl Cur concern IA 81
~rrse orrmria'el a te most ir-
srs-s -rUsF OF rhr
al.u eutar1 trades Cua r. OF kero
sare cr other greasy and malodorogs
matter poured or >meared or the
level on avn oven and wei
come tho scabs or seahby soldiers
Z. -cme and bake lie bread
"a strike coming in the iron
stfeh copper cF ether mineral in
du-trr 4 little sand Or emery POW
DER is the gear o. those machines
and they will become use
less
As means ot parslyring the rail.
roads the Haywood book suggests
t1at in would DO well 20 choose
those worker among The most skill
ed and experienced who
whuld by single strike disable and
render useless for some days the
materials necessary FOR ths regular
performance a. the service and the
moyemen, 81 trains
in q letter Rowan wrote Haywood
from Seattle Aue ?, 1917 be said
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-10-02
FAST RACES AT
LEXINGTON, KY.
NelIa Dillon Defeats Peter
June, Favorite, In
Record Time

LEXINGTON, Ky Oct. 2.-Peter
June. in the two-year-old division
OF the Kentucky Futurity. Was de
feated in the frst day events by
Nella Dillon, Philadelphia huy, 10
the fastest twoheat race ever uot-
ted BY flllies Of the age. Peter June
was a heavy favorite and the 5000
feature OF the opening day OF The
trots.
Early Dreams, the champion
money winner, beat the field In the
race for the Walnut Hill cup in
three straight heats
Detroit racing fans were on hand
for the openers in a goodly number
Among the most prominent here are
Fred T. Moran. w W Collier
Thomas Newton, and George E. Hut
ton. Summaries
7.o7 PACE. 3 IN 5. PURSE q. 0oj.
Baxter Lou, ch <. by Kin
ney Lou valentine JOS.
Baright br. &. MANN
Floyd -...... ...... -..
Peter Nash. CHI p. fRos-
Burt X. y Jones' "
Tramp-a-Bit m. x Giant
SOM OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
spy Direct. b n. (Gecrsl.. dis
Time-.2.e4A. 2,03it 2.05 2.eb.
THE WALNUT HALL CUP. 2ll
TROT. iN g. PURSE $4,000
Early Dreams D 81 hy Rich
ard Earle fMcuona'dl .
Bukvs l,Assie. b. m. tcoNl.
Alma Forbes DR. 90. tAck
crmnul ....- .-,s.
BactIM D. h lWhitst...-..
ima Jay. or w tF1rnerfl
Mienula ch b. tWrirhr
Peter sheauoult tr h. tNgr-
phyl ......... ....ts..
rime-2-Ol4. 2s04A 2.0bi
KisNTf-CKY FUTrUITV. -YrhE
OLpS. ~ Q. PURSE sf f0n
Nclia Dillon. b. + hy Dillon AK
worthy Serrill .-.....,
Peter June ch. e f4eersl. -+..-
Tnnr--2 oi 1ttis
Blngen pirrct hik d. hF baron
Direct iLHHnf .tt-,......
Ge0fee D. futton. hr s. hy Maf-
bis Grit ll-fwul ...........
Nova Snnder.. q. r fpl'in1 80
TIA, sQuaw Man %. q fNurklasI
H NJ b. r. lItuckcfl ..
ilian S'wwone %. 81 fGrnvl -
Mabel T.. p. m Beam ......
Bernie Pafcheu b. 81 tRhodcel 80 ?
LADY Aubrey, h m. fGf1drl... d
Rich Alerton. Orr RI lanf) ......d
a y. Co. p. 81 trhnFcr1 ..........- 'aIa
Time .os = 2-09il.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-10-02
And Hector Won't Do 1t again For
Months and Months and Months

Undue excitement while handling
"a shotgun Monday evening viii de.
pyhr Hector Hol,beck. e5 years old.
uNInt 8t Counofs Greek and Mack
.tte. ui his liberty for 90 days. A.
cording go thc testimony OF HOls
heck ND Justice Stelu.s court. Tues
CAS-. morning the fact that he held
~ loaded sun In Ms hand made HIM
tyctfable just could not help
pulling The trigger judge, and I did
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-10-02

Wia..slaN L'Wandoessl was yes
Gfring .u JIdFl Htrfons court
Tuf 4aF morning concerning .ae
cont nts of trunk which. hr
Ras ioat ln ransit efaI mon
ag0 Dr. DE American Erpr0e conn
pan A. tc wae te crhrg mHgf
lg the Orioles in the 'o 5trrae %
strange ao&c interrupted \te lW
6. 80 ng fNn fhn
"a sound mh nR Gao arrival 0f
an Uncle Tome (abn" COMPANY
in 'hs town MALL fnfl rratl9a DO
vaaird fhrf fEpreTrme1 were drar
ging frs '1tf fr-rF down fhe marble
corriiar- ~ the ra.rl baHf1r -sv
iHs r'eotrrsd early Tuesday morn
Ing
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-10-02

not mean 20 shoot in the direction
Of The women" he explained
Mrs Florida Nerwost. with whom
Holsbcck was boarding. STATED that
AZ chased her and other occupants
uut oi the house with the threat
that he would Kill them
Whom the police arrived three
children were under table two
women visitors were In hiding in tho
attic. and Mrs Nerwest had flown
20 the woods mile distant.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-10-02

was awarded 81 week alimon,
When Mrs Nellie Jackson chidod
beer husband William. because he
.rElcctfa to shave for week on
40 or several occasions, She told
le court hc would reply that only
cts dudes bothered about such
ihCs She said She Mas rs years
when she was married and since
Lass not been able "a figure ont WHY
&C. did o. she was given a.
1rce
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-10-02
EXPEL PEACE
PROFESSORS

NEW YORK. Oct 2-Hcnry VS.
Z. Dana and Dr INMcKecu Cattrn
Columbia university professorssmust
leave their positions because on Do
cifst inChnations Dana is asked
b. the trustees today Ga resign
CatteIl will be retired His son was
convicted 0f anti draft agitation last
summer
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-10-02
RECTOR TO QUIT
IF PEOPLE DON'T
GO TO CHURCH

The Rev Arthu Carlisle rector
OF an saints church Windsor ana
who served iu France as chaplain
Nth rar Eighteenth Canadian hat
alton Sunds s. morning on fh" Wal
ness OF The attendance al the scr
vices You may al leave 'betor
The sermon N you vish bur 90 1,as.
YOU ought no como fo la' church arI
worship" said ~ Carlisle it ,ar
attendance does nor Increase 2 Will
take il as evidence that have stay
ed as rector Ions taoasa Eai -Da+.
zee. iuslhcd 40 ah.ug -uct steps e
believe 20 %, for lt eUoG uf .h
parish and Cor myself
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-10-02
MINERS REJECT
COMPROMISE

WASHINGTON. Oct IA com
PROMISE WAGE advance offered Ore
Hmuols cou miners IN the joint
conference here today was rejected
ht hf Jnt-d Nine Workers Ef
forts 20 reach a satisfactory adjust
uent vil continue
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-10-02
SUFFRAGE
pickle T S
SPEAK HERE
Mrs. Lewis and Miss
Vernon Begin Long
Tour

- ~ -
'N' ,''N f'''- "a ''l'
W oman Party famed Tor IT'S picA'
citing ~ the white House was start
I'D 10 Detroit Tuesday when Mrs
.,-.-.. .,,.,. or pr3.4.I,,t.
o' t'r h''4on" 'Nt.N'INe
cammtfte of The Woman, Party.
and Miss Mabel vernon 0f Bloom.
...., ~ 1900, .....
''
-loAr ~ luncheon 10 pc hoard
OF hinficr al moon
"irs Lewis ana MSS vernon are
Starring on speaking trlp iAIh
ftl 'a" nla1tt western states 20
if.l iar story ol Ih' 'cNr'S MO
EsFf carried annf7 To iNr NNlit
House gates prttlonine tae presi-
gent To aiSr ar,a-' ut CON
sre-S OK lhr susan Nl'l'i,S
amtnamtni -i'n,''- ha' ~ '9'
the Dickets nave oreh arrested
every zane lhrE appr@te' sill l.se {
been sentenced 20 lerls 'i 'sI ing
~ "e
inston
he heE Eugene H Nnlpptn ple
si9el a. ,he WV neon ,.'' =, ~. "
duclne Ms LEWIS sing '.,lon
mace ~ .llo1 '' '"r '''
E"Fe no'A ~ p's
ai-..H- t1'
,iit'
Try 'nt IaIte-'
e.. Nee .'.. w
plcHr.ee tat 4.l.f ROUSE lay
--- t''@ ..li
by son ar no" se -
sA Gi' -
- - '~.
a..ns ay D. ~ s"' .,.
Wn'n 'alu ~ .-. 49,. So.
-
democracy 1efe - 3 ,'er... - .,''.s
-------------1- -
CD. ere
presto aA "Fl - ~
~ "lA u We eoh .-u ~ ~ -. ....s
mater 20 ~ A--7il '-o1 i- 90
ue bus. ao
Miss y elnol osNat - -,
there IS no -ouo' 'A -
Mehl VA nov 'o"s ~e'N' a..
chls.us women -. CO..
A.N -.
britaln NNlc" ~
Kreat sLrukki s'f -
ms ret9fh' ."T So
nov Neit ohAI - - q
rare Guy ne nal,ou 49,, -
aonotraiy Wal ki's po..-.'a
niuon 20 women OF 7" nom
inE every eollIei '. 49, -.
vice In .Ae prosecution - .Is =. ~.
Miss vernon .olN 1l 49,. -s
hsFashlps lha' " W.
'raglst+ arc
clared they are inns
phy -lcal a47coll'sv' r4 -
Qt ne aanliii a'-lN -
woman s1'lfas q SUCH
acton y F-4~iie
Mrs E.Inraa rA ~ 80.
Whitttmofe' ~ > + n ol..yPN g.
Mrs regrFe JohhSon " -
ce1'lon coi..ih -
fea WIZ oe gwen ~ -ls ,'u
AZ exchange auFins lne $3.50,
~ "nlea n.
VII meet ana discuss pan lo'
future DIS evening
street meeting VIII oe hel1 ~
front ~ re county onlioing' aha
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-10-02
DETROIT u.
TO BATTLE
DEFIANCE
Assumption VI e ct 5
Adrian; Eastern High
Meets Bay City

With The possible exceptions Of
Kren'ier ard Kelley whose injuries
-lTTFTTFU ~ BAT TleM rom The open
ing fray with Defiance coHege. OF
Defiance, o. Coach LuHy's Univer-
sits of Detroit grid eleven will prob
ably present his best lne Tor battle
next Saturday This due OF back
stars. main-fays of the T. OF p
offensive. reported In lame Form
Monday in preparation for the dnal
drive 10 the CONDITIONING campaign
and their chances of entering The
initial contest are srli dubious
Owing ~ The faCf thar the uni
versity boys have no trainer 70
keep them ln prime condition. they
are aii suffering from The results
I of scrimmage Efforts are being
made Go obtain The services ~ some
comnetelt man for The lob and this
berth w.l likely be- fNed before he
more important games OF he later
season are tackled
Most ~ ihe regular positions Of
/ The eleven ara settled. he coaches
say. bur the matter OF selecting two
regular ends from me available tour
/ prospects. Kane Eichenrode Leav-
/ enworth and Quincy. sun remains a
puzzle to the pigskin mentors
Adrian Looks Strong
When Adrian college lines MP on
the Sandwich rridlron Saturday A.
sumption college viii face "a sun
proposition 20 open I'D current sea.
son Handicapped By only four
days OF scrimmage and with but five
available veta, Assumption is r.
solved % give the Adrian outfit
taste of more than practice and
promise 90 play a strong bid for The
bacon. The Sandwich boys have
light backfeid. but what they lack
In beef they supplement with
speed The line. 100. cannot De-
called slow and has a good balance
Of weight
Eastern Meets Bay cry.
Little s. known % the squad that
IL 20 represent Bay city Western
high. when the upstaters lag their
pigskiu out onto Mack park zrifir0n
10 face Eastern high Saturday Over
lures between Faculty Athletic Di-
rector Stocking and The Bay CTS
school Monday practically settled
the locus ~ the game and Eastern
Sc going 20 II hard tn light scrim-
mage today in an attempt 90 a.
sure them elves cf clean slate
ear'v n the season Eastern 'he
coaches claim. 1850 have something
TO show Bsy CITY in tho matter ~
basketball tactics
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-10-02
NEW WAR
BONDS ARE
GOINGFAST.
Many Not Waiting For
Big Drive Starting
October 5

HnaH q Hr ID. "a q ~.
.......- ..-..,....,...... 49, ~, t-
-rrsl,. ca-.s,n ..r,trp pe1f
N.-fe, ,er[ ,.,rI. .ra -sftInr a
,-.-..,.f e,sr-rfa IN thefr fellow
..,.-. 81 r -r hsnts ana
.rhIrc down tA. ..It dollars Tor
ras bonds rh.. tra MOI ear
soma o wealth ru'a GOV trr
bond sales tr fa+. have All been Of
sfa.I demon. nation bur nev are
Intensely raf-lofr They want to
adts ~ eat pr.r he bond sales
man come. err.r5 MAT theg have
done heir bt
rha banks a-s Ia better rrara- ed
,1 handle suh.--fr. Cor .hIs loan
thar f0r The rr.r AN have per.
tecfed smooth .y-v0rkirr orrsniTa-
IONS devoted exclusively ~ th.-
a0l or ffp l.-ress ana au haye
been provide With subscription
blank, prepared by tae Liberty loan
committee Trsse blanks are much
easier to handle Than The blanks
supplied bv che government
a Blk shipment Of Liberty. loan
buttons is or Tie way. and there
MY BE one sor every purchaser u
the much coveted securities.
The BOARD az Com merce has
placed the tnrire second door cf its
building az the disposal Of The com
mittee and here the executive. VIII
meet every day AZ io o'clock until
-he end of he drive. Qct g.
COZ Theodore Rfo>evelf may
come 90 Detroit 90 assist % the
drive He viii b. invited 90 adj
dress rors-nE public meeting
planned tor about OCT -t 20 start
the Clsiuz week ~ the oiE cam
ralEn
Plans FOR a thoro canvass Of
Che cry Vii b. worked oa'
hy special crnm.ttee appoint
90 5y john " Staley execa-
we nanasrf OF tar cam palsh
Aoner L.arned. director OF SAFES
is CHAIRMAN oi lhls committee Ll-t
other members are llt A .. sinorI.
Edward rl'tseialo a. =. I"lA
'on. Ted Reed ana marry 5 war
ner
Team VII De divided INFO thfrt
INCLUDE lo teams or 70 men each
under The direction OF a Tenn
pieton These teams VII canvass
the large Factories and VII. compet
only among themselves Glass II VIII
DO composed % teams MAI VIII can
.vess The business and residence sec
rions including also small factories
Class c viii be made up ~ organ
cations such as fh, real estate board
and The Rotary club Each or these
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-10-02
Proposals for Wire Cages.
ogare ~ tho Board ufI county

ornco - tho Board IN County
Auditors
Sealed proposals will ,he received
until ~ o'Mork = M Friday OCT 8
1917 far constructing and erecting
in place In The corridors 90 tho
County Building two wire cages. each
40 ferf in length as per plans and
specifications on hle 90 the office ~
the Board - county Auditors
The right go reject any and al
bids ls hereby reserved
THE BOARD OF COUNTY AUDITORS
BY Charles A. Buhrcr Fsoy.
Detroit Mich. SEPT 2s. 1917.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-10-02
prsaeheraI Fune Reaehes Mark

N@N"N'e WIZ H~"N'fS' "aiN
'lt Was announced in meeting
Monday evening In CenUa Mciho-
dist church chat tha Mcthodf- OF
Michigan hdd rasrd rhe ST. HU9 ,r-
dowmeut fund for retired ministers
Bishop Henderson declared that the
~uccess which had attended thc cam.
paign had exceeded his expectations
and congratulated those MO bad
canvossod and those who red given.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-10-02

Stakeholder Of the Chicago a. Al
ton railroad hold their annual meet
lnr today al Chics "a.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-10-02
Proposals for Loose Leaf
Binders

ofncs ~ the board ~ County Audit
ora.
sealed proposals. viii bo received At
tho enc ~ TIE hoard - County
Aufffnrr until lF o'clock a. IN. We'd
rerdny. Dcf. .. 1917, ~ which time
,fhev VIII be- opened for furnishing
rfa Loose LEAF binders constructed
g. hold sheets ffNtT inches Binders
TO Do &c inches in lens ID. bound IN
f4T plgskfn with an absolute safety
locking device and 60 De built 30
when omen will lie fgf on desk
The right 20 reject any and all
bids ia hereby expressly reserved
THE BOARD OF COUNTY
AUDITORS
rhas A. Buhrer Secretary.
TlairStf Mich SaDL &c 1917
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-10-02

Printinr--the plsfH neat Ffnd-fhst
f. rlrht--fi--ss 1@h usat--nsf. e.xa
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1917-03-07

HLHS' TOON ElDOS
BY Jim Nance
, = - = IS =
Oh where, oh where has my little dog
gone? -
That song made a hit in its day
With his tail cut short and his cara
cut long,
There's many a dog passed away.
Now the secret is out and it's going
about,
You hear it all over the street.
The dear little pup is much cut up, .
And now he is selling for meat.
P. S.-lf you ever bite into a piece
of leather, that's Fido's muzzIe.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1917-03-07
PRocHoWsK PLEADS GUILTY

PROCHOWSKI PLEADS GUILTY
Adam ProchOwski, gold coast
burglar" today pleaded guilty to
charges in four indictments involv-
ing the robbery of Lake Shore drive
homes. His sentence is from five to
twenty years in the penitentiaTy. He
made no statement to Judge Kersten
other than to admit his guilt. ATtie
Quinn, son of Jas. A. Quinn, is ac-
cused of being a member of Pro-
ChOwski's band.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1917-03-07

Biloxi, Miss. - Thomas Collins,
local blacksmith, forged a 4O-pOunu
iron cross and sent it to Senator Jas.
K. Vardaman with inscription: Lest
the kaiser forget"
New York.-Demand for removal
Of Senator Stone from Craftsmanship
Of senate foreign relations commit
tee made by National Defense So
ciety.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1917-03-07
ANNOUNCEMENTS
WEDNESDAY

Kennedy, Socialist, to council opens
tonight at Avondale school, Yelling
ton and Sawyer avs:
Traction, gas, Commonwealth Ed
ison and Chicago Telephone Co. will
be discussed by Aid. John c. Kenne-
dy tonight at AyOndale school, Saw
yer and Wellington SITS. Aid. ROdri-
guez, AdOlph GeTmeT, VIM. Gubbins
are other speakers.
Mary O'ReiIly teaches English
composition at Hobo college, 917 w.
Washington blvd, p. m.
THURSDAY
Protest meeting against high cost
of living, WeyeT's hall, Rockwell and
Milwaukee av., 2:15 p. m. Adolph
GeTmeT and Walter Higgins speak.
Aug. Schienneyer, hobo poet, lee
lures on ''PIutocracy" at Hobo Col
Iege, 917 w. Washington blvd, 8 pm.
N. w. SIDE COMMERCIAL ASSN
ELECTS OFFICERS
At meeting of Northwest Side
Commercial assn following officers
were elected to serve for 1914: John
S. Edwards, pres; Jens G. Hansen,
LIST vice; Soren T. COrydOn, I'd vice;
Simon Klee, Sd vice; Jos. R. Noel,
treas; Tomaz F. Deuther, sec'y;
John NJ. Williams, asst sec'y.
The above with the following
members constitute the executive
committee: Roland Wilcox, Fred Pts
chel, F. E. LackoWsIi, Chas. G. Brey-
er, w. A. WiebOIt, Alfred Frerk, F. w.
Meier, A. J. Kowalsh, Jr., Otto
Schulz and Herman Hoelscher.
1920
Monroe, VISIT officials of Mon
roe and Green county sent telegram
to Senator LaFOllette endorsing his
attitude toward armed neutrality
resolution,
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1917-03-07
WEATHER
FORECAST

Unsettled weather tOnTght and
Thursday, with probably rain to-
night, turning to snow fIurries; cold
er; lowest temperature tonight near
freezing point; strong southwest,
shifting to northwest winds. Tenn
PeratuTe Tuesday: High, al low, 40.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1917-02-28

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