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The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-04-15
Notice Of Sale Of School Bonds.

Notice is hereby given that the boa rd
of trustees Of Grass Valley School Dis
trict No. 5 Of Missoula County.
Montana. will sell at the office
Of the county treasurer Of Missoula
County. Missoula, Montana. on the 10Th
day of May, 1917, bonds of said school
district No. 3 to the amount OF Five
thousand dollars H5.O0O). said bonds to
be of the denomination of $1,000 each,
bearing not to exceed six per cent In
terest. and payable in twenty years and
redeemable in ten years from date Of
issue, interest payable semi annually
Said trustees reserve the right to re-
ject any and all bids. Sealed bids may
be sent to the board Of trustees Of
school district No. 3, care of County
Treasurer, Missoula, Montana.
JULIUS STIEGLER.
Chairman.
JOSEPH DUSSAULT,
Clerk.
tie to Sill Inc,
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-04-15
TIGERS DOWN INDIANS.

Detroit. April 1.-two bad plays by
Cleveland in the seventh inning en-
abled Detroit to win today's game. 3
to 2. The home club got lead Of
two runs in the first, but the visitors
punched hits off Boland in the sixth
and seventh and tied it. 4
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-04-15
ARMY LOSES.
WHEAT AUovE e,

Holy Cross, 5: Army, 2.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-04-15

Watson and Snyder; Schneider and
The Detroit times., 1917-12-13
GERMAN POLE
UNDER ARREST

Jacob Jablonowski was arrested
"Wednesday afternoon by federal ON
GERS and HIS status will be investi-
gated He has been lettering around
the factory or the Liberty Motor
company for several days. IL is said
He is German Pole who has been
In this country for 20 years and
who has not applied for citizenship
papers He is counted as an alien
enemy and has no war rome permit.
Max Wsrdyngan Is In Detroit. and
his wife and children IN Toronto,
bu. ne cannot return 90 his family
because the Canadian officials won't
let him He ~ "A native of Austria
Hungary. but has lived In Canada
for seven years He was working
here temporarily on draft registra-
ton day and registered here. few
days ago he received an order I'm
his home In Toronto 10 appear be-
fore a Detroit draft board He did
so and was rejected because he Is
an alien When he sought 20 go
back homo. However, ne was held
up by Canadian officials He says
he IS in hearty sympathy with Can
ada In the war.
The Detroit times., 1917-12-13
TEkER TO FACE
STRENGTH TEST
American League Leaders May
Agree With His Pro
gram

NEW YORK Dec I3. John Is
Tener's set ideas regarding the way
things should be run in baseball
are going FUN speed into Chicago
today. 70 take issue there In a Joint
meeting Of national and American
league club owners The meeting
PROBABLY win DO tomorrow
Tener's strength ,as leader in
baseball is likely 10 be- put TO a severe
test when the American leaguers
are confronted with The program al
itefctt- 70 mere by Tcner and his CO.
horts Among them will be a plan TO
have every club IN each league, wit
the exception OF the eighth. share in
the worlds series receipts, according
20 the order i'm which they finish the
race. Tenor believes this would
keep all clubs hustlng thruout the
season.
The national league club owners
went 90 Chicago instructed TO pull
Tor the old l54gamo schedule. This
has not been definitely decided upon
bAA - Al" IAl' AA'i a. NlffAAAhAA AZ 'NN
should be made The national league,
however. Is ready 20 shorten the
playing season. n BY so doing the
number OF games Is not cut
Branch Rltkey. president OF the
Cardinals, lost a fight TO revise the
waiver rule. He wanted the rule
amended so waivers. once asked,
might be Withdrawn
The league amended the constitu.
tion 20 allow appeals 90 tho board
OF directors ON susp pensions The
difficulty grew out of the trouble
between McGraw and Tener when
I HcCraw was fined heavily for crit
iclsing the league executive Harry
Hampstead tried 20 appeal 10 the
board OF directors, but there was no
rule permitting him Charley Her
zog. second bascman Of the Giants,
sought out Hampstead after the
meeting and informed him be did
not want 20 play next season win
the Giants he expressed a prefer.
ence for Cincinnati, boston or On
cago and some deal for him probably
will be- made
The Detroit times., 1917-12-13
MICHIGAN TEAM
ELECT 'BJSS
All Veterans Going To War and
YOungSter Must BE
Captain

ANN ARBOR. Mich, Dec. 10
Members Of the Michigan football
team will meet this afternoon TO Sc
lect now captain for the coming
year and at the same time the rs
wearers Of the distinguished M
will gather for the annual group pic
ture. Wiemdn. Sparks and Boyd
have all been considered as among
the leading eliEibles for captain, but
all are preparing 10 enter the mill
tary service OF the country and nat
uraly they cannot be considered.
Outside OF those men there is no
candidate who has won more than
a single IN II is not likely that
another captain viii be elected who
II is known will be absent, a. In
the case OF Capt Pat Smith,
The Detroit times., 1917-12-13
OATS CAUGHT
IN ICE RELEASED

ar ferries. passenger steamers
other craft capable of crushing
ice lam in The lower river. after
|king an day Wednesday. re.
ed the % ore and grain laden
|chters held IN fho Detroit river
b. TUESDAY morning after hard
4 thru thc ST. clair river and
Il o St Clair
he steamers britannia and
|Asure OF fhe Detroit s. Windsor
|ry company fleet. are still work
near tho ST. clair fats canal 20
IL the channel clear for down
|nd boats The britannia brought
feet OF 10 freighters late
sday afternoon Capt Duncan
bison. of thc ferry company, was
harge of operations
ugs havc been sept 20 tho aid Of
| steamer * j Roisg. stuck on
reef since Monday evening The
ss is said to Doc on the bottom
|n her sixth hatch forward She
cargo 0f coal from Buffalo 20
|lpper Lake port.
he dredrc. Oid GLORY. owned by
Sullivan. was torn loose from her
brings ~ Amhersfburrh, Wed
|lay. hy huge cakes of fec sweep
n thru The narrow channel a
Die of tugs recovered the dredee
towed 10 back to IT'S moorings
elp has been sent to the steam
Wyandotte and Alpena of the
||higan Alkali company fleet. That
bcon boz, bound In Lake Erie
@ Sunday
The Detroit times., 1917-12-13
SOLDIERS WILL
SPAR At ID. A. c.

Ten soldiers from Camp Custer
are comina 20 Detroit Saturday night
10 participate in the boxing tourn9.
ment being staged by the ID s. e..
The Camp Custer bunch ot boxers
will cdmpetc among themselves in-
stead OF mixias with Tho Detroitcrs
The makeup of the soldier delega-
tion has not been announced, hut Y
is known that a number az good box
ers with regulations are now there
in training. IN addition 90 the ring
contests there viii be wrestling eN
hititons Gene Iawrcnce, Who is
an aspraut Cor the weltcTwoifh'
wresuing championship, will meet
the most clever opponent that can
be found for him The entire pro
cecds Of lhe affair will 90 20 the
Camp Custer gymnasium fund.
The Detroit times., 1917-12-13
GIRLS RACE FOR
CHAMPIONSHIP

Manager Peter p. Shea has mado
preparations TO have the fastest skat
ers in the state appear in the Pal
ace Gardens roller rink each Friday
TO decide the championship. The
winner Of each contest is eligible for
the grand final which VIII take place
the last week OF the month. Among
those entered in Fridays contest are
Muriel Simons. Miss Cowle. Fanny
Davis. Margaret Northup and other
gpeedsters. Tho girls have all won
laurels in other cities thruout the
country and will undoubtedly show
speed that win amaze the spectators.
In addition 10 tho ladies' races the
J. /. Hudson sales ladies are having
big outing at the rink.
The Detroit times., 1917-12-13

company. Hindu wonder workers IN
a series of oriental illusions and
feats OF magic. The Vernon Five IN
super -syncopation, promise riot Of
mirth and melody Violet MacMil-
Ian. Homer Dickinson and Oracle DeR-
gon, the Slv American dancers. Three
Kervi,es and tho movie review of
current news are other features Of
interest
Youthful. bounding spirits as ex-
empilfed IN Ann Pennington, Will
animate the screen Of the Majestic
next week when the dainty little
dancer will be Heen In The Antics
~ Ann Miss Pennington gambols
thru hvc acts Of rollicking story. eX-
hlbitinE versatility aH dancer.
swimmer. athlete and motortst. She
wears dazzling Hrrav ~ costumes
and hats and her bathing suit IN the
beach scenes is the last word in
"chic" creations Added attractions
ON the program Will be Mutt and
Jen ln their lateat comedy. The Pa
tent Attorneys. news and travel
Aims and the thlrd IN the waterfowl
series ~ animal studies The or
chestra VIII present fun musical
program
The Detroit times., 1917-12-13
~ THE
CTAGE

Victor Herbert and Henry Bios
SONS musical comedy success The
Only Girl" will come 20 the Lyceum
sunday for weeks stay commenc-
ing with the usual matinee. This
delightful place is distinct among
other musical comedies as being the
Ereatest success ~ its time and with
a record run of one year IN the
rVric theater New YORK This VIII
mark the aTst time for this popular
musical play az popular prices. lt
played here twice VA one season 10
capacity business IN the Garrick.
Edna Goodrich in American Maid"
sensational war photodramo. viii
b. the screen feature next week Ia
the Miles The story is based on the
melting pot" idea and shows how
the american girl Is evolved from
the sirls of all nations. The scenes
depict real lighting IN the trenches
OF France. caring for the wounded az
the base hospitals. and a thrilling
encounter OF an American ship with
a submarine. Miss Goodrich In the
role Of Virginia Lee, daughter OF an
American senator goes 20 France 70
nurse the wounded soldiers. and
meets p Montanan who has been
wounded and falls IN love with him.
Later he returns 90 his home IN
America and she follows only 20 md
him In tho gulse Of a desperate ban
be succeeds I'm proving his inno-
cence and they are happily married.
Two excellent headliners and well
balanced and diversified program has
been arranged for the Miles next
Il #nHN lnA F4n-
The Detroit times., 1917-12-13
DISEASE IS
EVER THE SAME

And n view of this fact "a medicine
Ike Hoods Sarsaparllla. which has
been successful ,0r more than 40
years. is a safe ono 90 rely upon
Hnud,s SarsaDariila is known tc
the people of America as Tho stand
ard blood purifier lts record s
one of general satisfaction and re-
martabIe results Thcro is nuihing
better al general tonic and appe.
Ute maker for weak and rundown
r1cu. Women and ch7idren and OLD
people. intalids and convalosconts
It is pleasant 90 take. aids digs-
tiou. and supplies The vital organs
with rich red blood essential to
perfect health
Get Hoods Sarsaparilla today and
begin 20 take Il at once.--Adv.
The Detroit times., 1917-12-13
NEW MAXWELL
HEAD IS FORMER
FOOTBALL STAR

W Ledyard Mitchell 'he new
president Of The Maxwell Motor COM
pauy whose election has been pre-.
viously noted. is young business
man of Cincinnati. being general
manager of fbc Robert Mitchell Fur
niure company He is graduate
of Yale and forme, football star
Hc Is prominent socially ln tincin-
matt Ills brother. Lincoln Mitchell,
Is colonel of the 13'th C. \ field
artillery Tie viii take up his new
duties the drst OF tho year, 10 is
understood
Mr. Mitchell succeeds Walter p.
Flanders who was elected chair.
man of tho board of directors or The
company. a position newly created
Relieved of considerable detail work.
he will be able 10 devote his atten-
tion in a broader way 10 the inter
ests of the company, which is oper-
ating the Chalmers motor plant an.
der "a hve-year lease.
The Detroit times., 1917-12-13
|LhCK LEFT
HAND OUND
N AMERICA
s the Mate to Old
Black Hand But
More Sinister

FEATTLE. Wash. Dee l3-Ihe
lck Left Hand has been found.
Is thumb has been uncovered
. re IN nest az anarchy
{'hc fingers. stretching across the
lon. have reached up in Milwau.
20 strike death In tho recent
nb killings. iu San Francisco with
prepareduess dag outrage, and
ewhere in homicide. arson, sedi-
b. and intimidation
re Tho mate 90 the old BLACK
I md hut much more sinister.
Federal secret service men dis
Fered - hore I'm the recent arrest
over 7o alien anarchists--a 81
Atic Camorrl directed against the
herican nation by Italian rene
les under German influence
he palm 0f thr hand is believed
BE- the Ci-culo Studi social, a
ret anarchist society numbering
r 100000 members in the United
tes. and other allied organiza-
ns.
Host or The dangerous aliens
en- In the Pacific northwest haul
government operatives are said
BE- idonUn "a wi'h the Circulo.
ts plottlngs says lmmigration
|nmisslOncr Henry 81 White OF
sttle ranral from organized vio-
Ice -thz-l.4-t A-s4,--.-tt--.-- ri---s-fTfaT
b OF the Italian king and the dis
bction OF Allied soldiers
,eader 0' rhc Black Left Hand
|ahlished schools to instruct chill
n I'm fhe pread ~ anarchy and
TorisTr
I-hey urged Tho practice of birth
.rol rnone rho society members
that family hGrdcus might not
Lnpcr- -thGgl. Ind mining al
jm OF government
|hne or their Instructions was.
.bn't send your children TO cap
istic schools Send them 20 the
Iculo Institutions
Hay down your orms--this is
Iy war fo- capitalistic pront
! their message 20 the italian and
led soldiers.
IONS OF seditlous literature, print.
I'm Italian. and designed 20 m
minc American morale and ham
war preparations. was scattered
3adcast Many such leaflets were
Ind on The arrested men here.
apture az many % the leaders
the drarnct here IN Tacoma,
Ebkane and other northwest com
Inities IS believed 90 have checked
operations az tho rahid society
Ifany of those arrested were EN-.
yed I'm shipyards working on gov
ment contracts where they had
gerous opportunity 20 apply their
3tructiye program Others were
en- from coal and iron mines
While n few may be found inno-
{, the majority OF those now un-
detention are regarded "a rene
es and traitors 10 their own coun-
and 20 tho land that adopted
m.
Evidence OF their operations were
Ialned in the east and federal
nts. directed hy Immigration
Inmissloner White, took the trail.
eks OF careful pre paraijon pre-
ed the arrests, disCios'ns the
that the northwest group VAS
Operating with similar crgauiza-
as thruout the United States and
ope
Further arrests are expected The
Her and many Of their tools Will
/ badly be placed ln detention
Ihps for The duration of the war
then deportcd 20 Italy for trial.
The Detroit times., 1917-12-13
FIGHTS TRIAL OF
FORD LIBEL SUIT
IN THIS COUNTY

Amondmeu-s rO Tho melton to dis
miss Henry Ford suH brainsr the
Chicago Tribune for alleged libel
nlcd by Attorney Elliott steven
son. indicate tha The -Git is tar
from reaching ihe iur dicuou VI tho
WayuD circuit c0ur. fnus ar
Tho solomon NeNs company dis
trIhuturs of fbo Chicago Tribune.
has been named c0.dofcndant in thc
suit FOR the purpose a' bringing the
tr,d within the ur lction az
Wayne courts one of the newest
amendments r0.nts out chat The
Solomon New company KS charged
with disrlbuinE newspapers con.
tanning an alleged iibelou5 editorial.
The Chicago newspaper ia charged
with COMPOSING writing printing
and publishing au alleged hbclous
article. Attorney Stevenson con
tends that under HE law IL is not
permissible 20 join two separate
causes of action into ono cause
It is also maint1ica3 thar tho sum
mons was served outside Of Wayne
county. aud eanscQH entity, ine courts
here have u1 iur rdic'ion.
New Zcqald today observes the
The Detroit times., 1917-12-13
BENNY LEONARD
HUSTLES TO WIN

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 1s.-
Benny Leonard. lightweight boxing
champion. defeated Patsy Cline, Of
New York. here last night, but he
had 10 step lively IN every one Of
the six rounds 20 accomplish the
trick Cline put up an unexpected
ly vigorous fght, and altho outpoint-
ed. did not stop boring in until the
nnal hnll
The Detroit times., 1917-12-13
OWES HIS LIFE
TO HIS BROTHER

FINDTAY, O., Dec. 13.--Frank
Drais. ~ years Of age. Is IN hos
pilal minus MS great toe, and that
he yet retains his head "a due tc
Tho thoughtulness OF his older
brother. Howard
Tho two were returning from
school and were walking along q
railroad A train overlook them and
when the caboose came along youne
Drais caught hold of the steps. He
was icrked unda- and his great toe
cut OF. He fell with his bead
across the track. bat HIS brother in
stanuv grasped the situation and
hmriedly pulled him from The track
Tho only thing that saved the lads
lifc
The Detroit times., 1917-12-13
MORNINGSTAR IS
LOSER TO ELLIS

ora MorninRstar lost his first
game in the Inter State Three
Cushion Billiard league race In the
Recreation theater Wednesday
night to Charles Ellis. OF Milwau
kee The score was 30 20 20 and
II required IS innings 20 play the
game. Murningstar. one of the most
finished balk-line players in the
world. has just taken up the three
cushion game, taking the place Of
Clarence Jackson, OF Detroit, owing
20 the poor showing made by that
PLAYER
The Detroit times., 1917-12-13
KITCHENER TEAM
WILL PLAY HERE

The Kitchener hockey team. o'
Kitchener, ont, the crack soldier
hockey outfit. viii come here mex,
Monday and Tuesday 20 play the
Detroit Hockey club team IN the
Arena This soldier team is looked
t4f---ft e4ftttrffr1 tftt'o oitr fIit'--
likely 90 win the title from the To
ronto Dcntals. now the recognized
champions of Ontario and holders
OF the Men cup This fine team IS
expected 20 give the Detroiters a
stif7 battle
The Detroit times., 1917-12-13

SIOUX CITY. 10, Dec 13-Whon
The patriotism Of Chris Roumeliot-,
e Greek restaurateur here, WAS
questioned because of hls window
display~of German carp. Chris, who
81 q veteran of Halkan vars. wrap
rod n small American faF around
each fish Tho apparent advertising
value OF his window display wat
Immediately doubled.
The Detroit times., 1917-12-13
Placing Of election officials under
civil acrNlrc n.na nraeh hN L-rea IS :.

Smith. secretary ~ the civil service
commission. before the charter com
mission Wpdne gday afternoon Tie
also suggested that HIS hoard be
given the right 20 transfer en-
ployes from ono department 20 an
other when they were unable 20
work in harmony wifh their super
ior o- whom they Gid not happen TO
NJ bon FOR certain reasons Repre-
EFUTFfTvTs - zoo Dakfuan HouIe-
ward association, ga the evening
seSsiou spoke IN favor OF the abo-
lIfInn " uaLlLaan nrlmnrLeA
The Detroit times., 1917-12-13
The Rev. Clement UphRm. pastor of
Mt Hone COngTcEnftonni churah.

left Detroit wednesday for Halifax
a. learn IN possible ~ the fate OF n
largo number ~ close relatives OF
himself and wife whom. IL 10 fear
ed. pcIifhed. or were injured In the
recent a lsaster in that city. Tcle-
iivoa bringing no response. he de
termined o. make the trip 20 Halt
faN Just after he left Detroit Mrs.
TphRm received letter from a
brOther-in-la stating shat his wife
daughter and baby had lost their
Lives in the explosion which wreck
ed their home I'm the fRted zone.
and that another child was dying
ia a hospital No further partlcu-
"a ra Wrara pfvap
The Detroit times., 1917-12-13

In England. Il Is mandatory 70
employ az least 70 por cent Of fe-
male labor IN ail industrial plants
The Detroit times., 1917-12-13
MOVIE TICKETS

NAA hhA -tlF
nv Mail send %zc stampS-
C~oo apv tine a. 1--WE downtown ne
AterR Office open evenings. Wood
wnrd Tbeater Co. 500 BreitmeyeT bldg
The Detroit times., 1917-12-13
An unidentified man struck Joseph
MnhLmger. - NnnrA old. No. I2II

MiChirau-aVe on the head shortly
after fulduiEht Wednesday, az Mich
igau 8uj Hruoklyn-aVc and caused
fracture ~ the skull BnbinEer
Us !u Receiving hospital and may
die.
The Detroit times., 1917-12-13
ANY one who has knitted articles Of
NM LLnh nnLmrnrt LlIa or nlhe Z

articles that make for the comfort
OF soldiers or sailors. that they
have no definite place 20 send are
asked 20 place them In the "emer-
Rency trunk" in the Detroit branch
~ the National League for Wo-
mems Service. 40. 20 Witherell -.
This trunk has supplied needful
garments and articles 20 many an
otherwise neglected. soldier. but the
supply Us sadly depleted and II IS
greatly desired that the stock ba
replenishcd
The Detroit times., 1917-12-13

- - ~ FFNAf mas AWMf 10 " MNMAhA AnfA
90 attend The national Anti-sRlOOn
league convention.
The American Federation OF Arts con
Venuon for 1918 viii be held Ia
Detroit. the federation having nc-
crpied tHo invitation Of the Detroit
Society ~ Arts and Crafts 90 come
20 this city for IT'S annual gather
While crossing Nermont-ave. NJ How
ard-st. "Wednesday niEht. Joseph
BouutEsmp, $40 years old. 30. $40
Park Nlcw-avc.. was struck BY "A
street ear and sustained probable
~-fraCtIrr ~ the skull lie ls Ina lte-
cciviug hospital
Pupils Of the hfth. sixth, seventh
and eighth grades OF the detroit
puhii cHnols VIII give mrs
nuns and patriotic concert Friday
evening Iu Central hiEh echooi-
There VIII hr prog on cho-
rusra rfc'tatiUus and plays
Directors 81 the SECURITY Trust com
pHny, IS Nrtine~dhN afternoon, pro
noted tWu assistant sccrtihflet
Claud, Guerin and LEWIS n.
Waikrr io vice. -presidrneies. Johh
g. shaw. assistant treasurer. was
also made assistant secretary.
other officers were reelected.
An unidentified man struck Joseph
Bahinger, - years old, No. 1878
MfCNNENhr ave. on the hfAl hnoi Alf
after midnight Wodne sday, az Mich
igau and Brooklyn and caused
fracture Df the skull. HnhiuRer
is !u Receiving hospital and may
die.
BOY scouts will meet Thursday even
ting ln the Hoard of Commerce 20
arrHuCr for flc SCuuts 90 help the
Detroit police department In main
tanning traffic regulations on the
downtown streets daring the holl-
day se1aon. Six Eagle badges vii.
Doe presented 90 scouts who have
won this honor during the season.
CeIin aud Gracie Norsbip, young
girls. were overcome by smoke In n
FIRE that destroyed the building az
Nos. 6ql-695 KercheVal-eve.. We'd
uesday night. The rest Of the 90
cupaute several families, hurried
ont tu fhe street safely The little
girls were in bed when overcome.
The loss amounts 10 about $1,000.
This L. going 90 be nm unusual itsDa-
IT, uruHuai hecnusc IL nunchrA In
December It's an about that tee
fountain IN Washington blvd or
dinnrils its along I'm January or
20 huarF before the fountain
breaks into print. but the extreme
cold m the last few days gave it an
unusually eurly start
Five years tn iniI was the sentence
Imposed ~ Judge. Connolly We'd
uraiaF. ou Charles Weinell. cone
vlctrd ~ attempting 10 rob Mex
Coutros NJ Third and Abhottsts
Urfg1ncr WIN a
companion, Ecld 80 the man az the
point 20 revolver. but police
man appeared and they ran Cou-
tros was found hiding IN an alley.
The Louisa St. Clair chapter OF the
Daughters 81 the Revolution hns
opened Red cross workro0m In
The Mcdonald building, No. 1898
fF0adV agd-aV whore surg ical
dressings and knitted goods VIII
be ma3e FOR tho Sammies In France.
Tho w1fitrorul will be open every
day during tho week and women OF
tho neigh brfhuNd are lnTited 20
come iu and hrlu
A service nag containing NJ stars
Rdorns the lobby of the Hotel
gtatlcr ~ WAS hung In place with
appropriate ceremonies Tuesday ar
ternoon the Holland Girls orches-
tre playing patriotic selections
Each Of The Hotels Statler has It's
The Detroit times., 1917-12-13
The Louisa st. Clntr chapter OF the
nnmuLLcr. nf lhc HcNnInllnn hnn

openfa "a Red cross workroom IN
ne Mcdonald building. No. 1923
Woodward ave. where surg cal
dressings md knitted goods VIII
be naFe fyr tho Sammies In France.
Tho waritrorri will be open every
day during tho week and women of
tho neichbrfhuod are snVited 20
come iu and hrlu.
The Detroit times., 1917-12-13
This is going 90 be nm unusual Item
IT, uruauRI hccnu.e -npnGhrs In

peCcnibcr It's AN about that ice
fountain IN washington blvd or
dinnvlb It's along in January or
February before the fountain
breaks into print. but the extreme
cold M tue last few days gave Il an
unusually early start.