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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-05-08
FOOD PRICES ARE
CITED BY MAHON
Railway Workers President
Shows Increases In Plea
for Higher Wage

The increased price OF foodstufrs
IS one OF The big arguments which
is be'1g advanced by Detroit street
railway employees In their fight for
higher wages and more agreeable
hours
when the board Of arbitration
which is 60 act upon the petition of
the local union opened ia session
Monday afternoon In the court room
OF Judge Jenries. W. ID Mahon.
president Of The Amalgamated Asso-
citation OF street and Electric Rail
way Employees read long list OF
market prices Of articles OF food.
showing the increases which have
added 70 TIE burden Of ;he working
man during The last ear.
with prices az hey Are now, Mr.
Mahon said The average American
family OF i've persons could not be
maintained for less than Sl.4s6.i5
per year.
The men are asking that The NAV.
lmum wage be increased from IS
cents TO A. cents an hour Figures
were produced by the union. show
ing that .672 Of the members work
cd on an average = hours a day
during the last year. while 6lS labor
cred lt hours or more.
The arbitration proceedings are
scheduled 10 be resumed Tuesday
afternoon az $50 o'clock.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-05-08
WANTS MATURE
MEN SLEADERS
Training Camp Officials Say
Too Many Striplings Seek
Jobs as Officers

The local ONCE OF The Military
Training Camps association has re-
ceiycd message from Wharton
Clay, executive secretary. M which
6e urges the recruiting force "a De
troit and Michigan 90 encourage "A
more experienced and mature set OF
men 90 enrull FOR The officers train.
.ng camp Mr. Clay says that too
many mere lads are being signed up
and iutimates that there Is no
chance OF mary of hem becom w.
officers He sdmits that many are
bright boys. but be is convinced they
iack the native executive ability as
well as the experience 20 make them
leaders OF men ip the short time Al.
lotted for training.
The secretary urges that men
more than 80 years old who have
al snady shown that they are lead
ers in some branch OF lie be listed
He says The training camp will teach
the routine and drills NJ Is necessary
20 have. but b. cannot put the IN
stinct on loader In man IN
hort time OF more than 1000 men
enrolled Michigan and Wiscon
sin, according 20 the executive see
Rotary not more than 300 sre OF the
ypee that Nigh, De- expected 90 be-
come efficient officers
ON Monday about $50 applications
Tor the training camp were received.
bur they were mostly thos sSof younc
stripPlngs such as The executive
secretary has little confidence in
Mr Clay suggests Jhe' many Of those
Who are enrolling for prospective
iobs as officers are probably dons
70 in the hoF that they viii escape
Conscription,
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-05-08
ORTIZ FUNERAL
TO BE THURSDAY

The funeral OF Mrs Nina Orth,
who died in her home. No 4s3 St.
Clair-aye.. Monday, after an illness
lasting 10 weeks. will be Neld IN the
residence Thursday afternoon 40 3
o'clock Interment viii be in Elm
wood cemetery.
Mrs Ortiz was = pioneer resident
Of theAIy, being member Of the
cVOTgE- family which came 10 De
troit from Darmstadt. Germany. i'm
1870. She was born Ga The sunly
homestead on Jefferson ave. in 1S42.
and when a girl attended the old
Barstow rchool on II Congress
81. She was one Of the founders OF
the Church OF The Messiah. which
was situated oD Fort ana Nl o.
iiot-aye. and Is NOW on Lafayette and
the Easi Grandblvd. ans va. al
Tays active IN church matters
A number Of nieces and nepfews
survive her among whom are g.. g..
George and George c. Anderson os
Detroit. william NJ. Anderson az
Cincinnati Ms. c. n. Turner of
Detroit, snd Mrs. Walter Daniels of
N Salt TAKE City. NN
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-05-08
RANKIN DID NOT
STARVE TO DEATH

william Rankin. father ~ George
Rankin. the Detroit artist who wa
reported 70 have died from starva,
tlon In New York, has returned
from the east and SAYS bis son dit
not die from starvation Mr. Ran
kin sent money 10 the young man
every two weeks 90 pay his board.
room end clothing a letter from
Detroit containing money was fouu5
A. the studio WHEN the young artist
was discovered dead. and his sp-
pearance by ~ means INDICATED
snythlRg llEe sarvstion Ho WAS
enthugt stir about his profession
and devoted 10 r and over.worN
made him an cary victim Of dis
ease. according 70 his father The
Rankin family resides az 40. ESQ,
CommonWoslth-aye.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-05-08
T.R. 'SENGINEERS
ARE READY TO co
Three Thousand Offer Ser.
vices for the First
Contingent

NEW YORK. May s.-Three thou.
sand engineers who enlisted with
Col. Roosevelts division today Of.
fered their seU ss 70 the govern.
ment as part OF the FIRST unit Of
Americans to go to the front in
France
T C. Desma1ad. who organized the
engineers for Col Roosevelt. offered
the services OF the men No secre.
tary Baker after conference With
the colonel. during which the latter
urged him 70 take the shortest way
to get his men 10 France. even
though It takes men from the yolun
teer division.
Our mgr. can go into camp on a
moments notice" Desmond said
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-05-08
TIE EFFICIENCY TEST
is Fully Met ~ Hoods ssrssparills
ard peptlron Pills.

Decru r. ~ what o. contains. of the
wa- 70 t- larr and Of the record A.
has achieved. Hoods sHsaparilla 10
warmly reUmmsnded 20 you for
Th-uratl.ns caJarrh, scrofuLa ecze-
ira aud other ls0ubles arising com
mpuce blood or low state of the SO
tenn
fn cases that are radically auEITtc
and norYoua- marLed b. ualesl esp
min flesh sleeplessDmS gerveer-
haus'i0n. The poV-r ~ Hood ssrsa-
parllla is greatly Increased b. pspt.
iron pills ne naR peps'n. nuy and
iron fouls These f00 medicines
make The stron 49, Gombinssion
course Of treatment for me blsod ard
nerves ~ which We have any knoal
ndEo
pro results follow tts ouurse NJ
fresf nert sake Hood e earesparfua
regularly before meals pers ron puIs
after meals
Thousands ~ families are taking
fhese medicines. fet your family take
them. too. Get them noW Ada
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-05-08
SAYSKAISER
AND PEOPLE
ARE UNITED
Reichstag Leader As
serts President Viii
son Is in Error
BY JOIN GRANDENs

(EfQn COTTe9p0Hh 20 t"'ft.t
BERLIN, (via London Nav -
President wilson is az error n Pc
thinks there is Ype q distraction
batween the German people and the
German leaders according 20 Ems,
stressemann, Liberal re.ehstas
leader.
"A world war. with 100000 Ger
man volunteers. would have been
impossible il there had been any
difference between our people and
our government" he told The Cnu-
ed Press today.
"The breach with America is g.
natural result OF "a En- 'ish propa-
ganda operated for score or more
years whep visited the United
states in 1912 | aw what caricG'
ture Germany had been made 10
American eyes, without knowledge
OF which sWilson's effort 20 separate
the German people and their govern
ment is pexplicsble
"The German parliament Is based
on the freest electoral system In
the world. The kaiser is more lin
tied In his acts Of imperial power
than the president OF the United
States
America has already fought us
like an enemy Our children are IN.
sufficiently -nourished because food
stuRs have not been received JouS
America. while hundreds Of thou
sands OF our men have been torn
by American shells end murdered
IN American poison gas. American
neutrality demanded free passage
from America TO Liverpool, but al
lowed England 10 hinder American
travel between Hamburg. Bremen
and the United States.
I'VE are sure OF victory and hope
that universal cultural sud CONNER.
cfal ties VIII be renewed after peace
which we hope Is near
"The American people will' not
permit their government delaying
peace one day II peace IL possible,
Our aims are only toward securing
freedom for development OF. Ger.
many. We claim the right 70 free
people closely connected with us
like the Battles and the Finns-as
every progressive people has done
during its history. last but not least.
America.
the German attitude IN the
world war viii stand test before the
judgment OF history and OF God.
When America really learns Euro
pean conditions she VIII regret the
partial role she has played in the
war
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-05-08
oRPIfrtw

Ever, r--s 10 rfa sara-F .ra
r.r.tv -a t.,r,.q .- tr..4a,ttt.
ana +ht4 r 81. ree sfarraIl al
.'ray-.- la--.-r rsrr vrfrr -rp.
So -v-. 49, 4@o.eIre Af -a
are s.--s+~t--v f.Fr "a Dozen vI-f4 ia
tL- 49, go rr4 $50 h. --- .a
$500 .--9r M .r
rs ~s~rsr-s 49, -
49, st-t.x4- ra~f-s - s-- fse -
Il. -.e- ra -Era~
-ea- - r-I-- rs-+l ~--.
L.t. t..d--.f. ~.f ..,-. . .
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-05-08
TWO HURT BY
AUTOMOBILES

-Four yearold Josepuh Stuben No.
1871 Rivardst suffered fractured
lex Monday while playing in the
street 10 front Of his home, when
he dar'ed into the side - an auto.
mobile driven b A Hawkins. No
1858 Field ave The lad was re-.
moved 70 Grace hospital
A paeding automobile struck Mrs
Anna rredeli 30 No 7ql 81 An.
tane So Monday az ST. Autoine-st
anf CRATIC ave She WIS taken 20
Receiving hospital slightly injured
Police ere searching FOR The driver
Wto d1 nor stop
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-05-08
FILIPINOS ARE
LOYAL TO FLAG
Stage a Great Patriotic
Demonstration in
Manila

MANILA, May Filipino. resi-
dents IN gigantic parade held here
pledged their entire loyalty 20 the
United States government during
the present crisis Speeches were
made by yA9uel T. Quezou. prcsi.
dent OF the Filipino senate and
Gov. Gen. Francis Burton Harrison.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-05-08
DETROITERS
TO Be FIRST
IN FRANCE
Will Raise One of First
Regiments to
Cross Seas
ALL WILL BE
ENGINEERS
Work Will Be to Keep
Communication
Lines Omen

WASHINGTON. May S>-The war
department issued orders last night
for The rslsipg of the first american
forces 20 De sem to Francn
The FIRST eNg@ditIonary force 10 SCI
foot on French SOL VII De large
number % The engineer corps. III
orders provided for ne raising o.
NINE additional regiments O. eNr
neers which are destined rs proceed
20 france lat the earliest possible
moment FOR work on The lines Of
conmun cation
The recruiting points for these
1T regiments VII be \esV York
city, Chicago. Pittsburgn Oetrut
Atlanta san FRANCISCO Boston and
Philadelphia
The war dsssa1 ment made The FOL.
lowing Oflcial 'rNpoN
at. rs requested 81 ~ rreSs. 'hst
no speculation or rumor Of rhls
force Do caz5ed by hem Lharg han
given out bY The Var depaTmGnt
All details regard - the forces ~
be released by M department a.
FAST a. compatible Nith ne best
public interest "
The nine regiments. 70 70 raised
oy volunteering 40 scdirianal 70
any troops thus far~gn entt onee.
Authorization for obtaining these
men is granted under the national
defense Act. which permits ~ 70
cruiting added units FOR special ssrv
ice such ss engineering aviation and
he like Two officers ~ The regL
lar ARM will Dc attached 20 each
regiment OF engineers
The war department ancUincec
today The following commanders Of
each regiment with thG@ adjutants
Frst-New York. Lieut. Col c. II
McKinstry: Adiuyalt \ II FTics
Second-St. Louis. Col Curtis
McD Townsend Capt, C. T.. Ea1l
Third Chicago. col W c Lang
r., Capt r p Black
Fourth-Bosto1 MAJ ". ? Wooi-
ten. Lieut. T. r Atkins.
Pittsburgh. Lleut~-oL Il
gar Jadwin Lieut. 2 2 s0nervel
Sixth Detroit, t4eut-col Harry
Burgess Capt r 2 E'OwleR
Seventh Atlanta. hIaj john
saweu. Lieut. p C Ballard
Eighth san Francisco. Lieut. col
y p Kava1aRh Lieut. J e Crest.
Smith FL1adelph, Lleur Col
Herbert uoKyne; Lieut. r.
ThompEins
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-05-08
KAISER SHOT AT
BY ASSASSIN
Two Bullets Strike Tonneau of
Imperial Car. Rome
Hears

ROME. May S--The kaiser had a
narrow escape from an assassin
bullet while motoring In Berlin a
Zuricr dispatch 20 the Corriore
dItaIa asserted today An unidcn.
tiled man fred hree sso's at re
Eaissr's car, two Of them striking
ne tonneau. the third going Wild
He was arrested The dispatch said
The police were silent on mo incl
dent
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-05-08

with orvUia Harold classed hy
tTrico Caruso 40 me greatest ~ live
Ing American tenors, topping The
h'u the Temple comes forward thls
ordinary merit
ffarro1d Monday afternoon offered
two f'rllan and two American seiec-
-.ons one ~ the latter being stir
rlne patsiose pleee hy ME eoconpsn-
let Hector MarCafthg THE they
sgsnted tor toe arst time Monday
end if riaee q - -rfrularly eT~~flvs
~ Or -tis appeal g. TIE audience Har-
rgl1 voice 10 ono fNaf iE equally
sulted - Fsan5 0prra or fhe two A.
dag. and ne pre0~4n frla week L.
one thai viii bring great pleasure
A-LLlsc IN ARR Z 2 ~ - - l. = :
- .ept onellv 81 gA quality rrrrags
Mr. Harold most outstanding mum
Der - vetor Herb~lr- s.ng Am
Fslilu ~ inte with 3oueons
whllh - rsuders rs.st erecti efg
About The 90 rlf ~ r1tl est. ia
the III if 49, iel-ty gvor ard
Ave, ~ n Psr irspfssalon q zeal
south tfr larkfer since faaIF fnff
rrfnu1 Jed tns'r a-t u8 fhH best
~ their fufurf sketch rnefr ru~n
iug SCENE 20 tSI ifFfIea .n an 1If-
l7is y'HkeI rcFet come prDvldfs
ref sf rlatI n'r. frf fln
fu Eo- billed Cns Nan
ra4de. ale SLOW taa fH'nEs ID ia
Dwn way frr about a4.alea auptug
Nhlr1 he akrt~heF UrrFV and fn fia
own cay u14 nnf a fHtf one -
op tbs r9drrg -oey ra'Laf.Iia staFe
ler eyI fr t~ Y-fF good
1rnfrfIsF1r fn 80 atf-r ~nTa raans
player ~ Tltrh hr sd ~ rur7er.
GUS srf 4r~e1. fnfnsrrf and
fHerc'r Ilsr bio ab.Ifa 30 snfsrfafr
Fsie PFC anf ru4av Dasrfaa
.'lrE 80 - Ef''e .-- y rsSsisfi-n
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-05-08
THEATERS

a novelty Harry vivian and company
present q sharp aooting act as th"
opener. The members - The com
PANS an are experts wfth the ride
rh. nsrcius krnnedys close the hiii-
ht.r re-. or77aure shlsys Laat tn'N
.sstsa tfur ability IN their chosen
MILES
Dancing pavy MAKES the IA OF tfs
performance In TIE Mics tlrater tn.t
p,rrk nRvA DOES the hashiul hoN to
Perfection aud sets Gle oues noe
49, a.rs before hn r-ina to dauNr.
Vsrn he does Ter loose VIII the
81 dances called Tor by the audience
DO SHOWS hlmself 10 De some
dancer
An ambitious plsylst, written ana
rrn rotteu. Hllcd some CrocN
.aErs ora the reEensratt.n ~ Ear
Eis Isl 10 is ABOUT 60 marry a society
os'lr at the time " hen his Ole Pee
ne prrsHaaes fnew That tnry ar' ~
taken lr has IDENTITY. and when hr
Shove fiE arm where a cegtaln tat
toef mark once was. they arc cen
WINGED oygra. the japanese Vslet
fs respor sihle FOR the disappear
G'ad,t Van and Arthur Pcarce or
Ter "a fuRuN skit foil of' r'ns use en-
t|t'ed sect I+ceGsc . tttle s29s
TX dams uN and hkbulrpH Hfs aN7
Uage ug fhLsAnurber
Collier aua DeWaid1 d1 scpe ry@sy
roller skating aEd Dew aide. " 40
te cha Su- Nire hslr of the act ts
AM that IL 'prcs -Aam fp-t = lscs in the
gp,ffer ~ seauty and. Eracr
Highland snKer- ripe~s ard dam
cons ..ssr bright "a t.1 ug
ID Nv Jessie BAir stiriirK Who is
an thar Srot-' = ss1s should De-
WrIEht and Davis in "Thc Love
fuslran.r Agent are mIrth-rs akers
20 tire trst order
Use tIp a review showing tre
progress '0fde tr fhf rnity1 States
toward qreuarsg toas f-r w& closes
A. lnfereRf'nE .rr1Eram
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-05-08
RULES SUSPENDED
TO AID MOTHER
OF LOST GUNNER

wAsHINrTON. MAY President
Wilson. BY executive ofde- has sus-
pended civil service -iies = enable
Mrs Annie ,Eopoiucci SthEr ~
John EDpoiuc& naval gHnner
killed on tie srbma-ird Aztec. 20
accept a position "a seaTsrsss In
the Washington paw ya~
Secretary az NaVy Daniels recon.
meuded the order
Eopo<cci was the frsf nan In che
naval service % fhe United sfatos
20 lose his 1fe In - sinking NJ
and armed merchantmen
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-05-08
NEWSBOYS
DISMISSED
BY STEIN
Youths Nabbed on
Flimsy Charge
Are Let Go

rr-.4t -... s........ rI-.. rn naar The
-
le''I'''ny '- ,-' ~ '.' '
t1e case. Police Justice stem tues,
day morr rr. d.suls 81 ,0 news boys
rro , arrested .f week p the
-a ~ ne p.tr1r Time. bu.lding
rhe reo.rs vto hacked The boys
s ra t.ndi7- with pointed
nfst7,. were on hand hlt tho cases
a. r,. even com gp for the ragu.
I,r f7r,t hsrr The plAn
elo,rs. maa Who crested ,re news,
hov. CHARGED tfst ,tc Youths we're
.,,,t...re
rsav teo--r4 obtain this
yrogi.,.-. sr ~ .rs limo when
-r.s -s- 10. ,1r.+ +r 20 ~ ,ress
.,a ota- .ra ARREST ~ The bows
ro-i4 --r,fs te,. circulation az The
.ri,re. q, -,rs greatest extent When
,be ,ounrs-a-. ,-aastad were
h-,-vt, bsfa-s fastt,a s,s.n for Ar.
~e,vrr,.,t 49, t.3zs asked ne OH,
~. t,r tpsr hanrered IN sea-
reror- Thar t1e-s AIS gambling in
tbe rear ~ The Times budding
"A man IN rsss.ave told rs o..
,hav ests Ttar admitted they did
M, srow tbe name ~ .saIr INFORM.
Az. 7,hs iusrf,a han continued
~ case ~ ono week ~ give the
sls,tfs an o~-,rtuoifv % end their
vitross
Tb.rs vas no witness besora
rrsvc SET, T.oed.v ~,o-,,ng vAan
he csrIa5 tba nowsbovs ahoyt him
d, e,rylv ri~,ls
The hovs vs-e rass~ - 5a7v that
,bov hss hosr vs7,hi,,o ire ri-.
-,,,,s,s--as ~ .bs ertirs case w,.,la
hsve g{va7 -tse ~ .be ,-ohshi,i,v
ia, ne o@osr. vs-a ,o,s ~ -ets
he -a5s h q, .~or. w b-ast ~,
the Ttr,as sa,li,v o-gsrt,sttor
.,rsrsr,,v ~ ne mint, ,h.+-bo
srres. = ne rawsbovs vas no,.-,
s~si- an me ns-. ~ ne ,olica tbs
i,s,ice ,ols ,bs hovs - % ~ sA,r+
tbsir hrst,ass ard ~ ,bet- h,s, -
-, a.. :, .-,,n,.
Tsus closed a,o-Aer s7ts,ss ~
tpe srrirr orsrsiye =, ~ wes.e-r
,-o,4 U-ba7 ths sr-.g.n.,,
ora,.S a., go. - . 49,
ciotbss nar rssr,ir- re, 80 -
s-n hs,.lo e,t,. - ~ 80. a-.,u.-.
a. go ..,.,...--- 49, s--,.-,
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-05-08
GERMAN RAIDER
- TALES REVIVED
Reports of Hostile Craft of
South American Coast
Given Credence

MoNTEvIDEo. Uruguay. May ?
--Rumors OF another German raider
were revived here By an all-nlrht
searchlight Investigation Of the port
and vicinity. Port officials rsfFed
an explanation or their unusual az
tivity.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-05-08
DESPONDENT MAN
BLOWS HEAD OFF
WITH SHOTGUN

Holding the muzEle or a shotgun
pressed tightly against his temple
and pushing the trigger with his
foot, Frank Wlsniewski 2i address
unknown. ended his life Monday
night behind a fence in vacant lor
ai Lyman-aye and Chenests Half
his head was blown on Police have
been unable TO end a motive for NE
deed The body was taken 70 the
county morgue
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-05-08
tsARKIck.

taAHRgCh,
The show of W .udars eeFan 90
second week ln the Garrick iHtat~r
Menday evetgug eu'r ag1.ng an
This bis "A ntct EH - 10 enlrrtliu-
-e1t md IubtedlY th- best Tire ~hn,
reFfs Save eN .rrs-ut ua. ftoN tnf
Ne" h'fA piaAG AZ, i- r'Anlrnei tutl
el ent"rta pins teatrr 'ri m
haF kFrrlnd or .oiafftl and riaNofate
scenes say costumes. tIk.ius mrtt
eeautful t1zr.ng auf - ,,ns run
NE are ~ duii fr.s-y ~nisf Anl thc
s, - ANY "a ~ IS s.,Ss -, 81 ~.
80 a4onE o. t2pnot.h
NRriiyn M ts csaFming young
pc son whose twInhiiuE toes are
fsrniug new Trucks every DAY AnN
nose dancing as uatter ~ lAtt
Hh sNrafA improves over last c-f
~ sot - --s. t.at.n Win Ale ~
ts ~ aanc.nA partner in tee r~stpi
cevac -ns had s.Ith IT, De - tshs
lD- tHr ssrss q u.F apNW tsr
trsusI-r n 81 81, ~ ~ eould
lnt ttwf - Esr stage work 20
take a. lessons it IS 1Hite poss Die
che n sat anl aeTself possessed %
Jack c1,E4n - one - me most Pc
RI o. sable = 3D. tri- cancers, aprsA-
entity hatIu mo- rcuf- at ali. while
- -cn and 7l.te arr 49, ,,(srF and
eriE gal y rr sr -ts4ue dancers
svr brought sIruE~
Willie ane -~4gere Howard are rea
hTiistS 100 fhs -r+4 or F' Atic FeF-
esq and hgr.t-Iue rneA have nue
voices auf tist frra god se.se
& coined as ta.- 1erngs ~
always sgre fo rIt the rrralar taste
The ~Hpw t A enc RS lot
Trsttt girls They are Ak iVeiN.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-05-08
LONDON, ONT.
GETS COAL YARD
Workers Force Adoption of
Relief Measure by the
City Council

LONDON. May S-One thousand
workmen. carrying banners in
scr.hed we can grow potG>6es but
we can't grow coal. marched 10 the
city hall last zhr. demanding the
esta b,ishmenf 81 municipal coal
yards The council passed the reso.
luton providing FOR the yards.
Whicn had been previously defeated.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-05-08

~. Birt r shurley saws he stiu
wants sistg cooks 70 enlist as cooks
IN The Detroit Coiiere of Medicine
and surgerv bass hospital Unit
Aside from the cooks the orgsniza.
ton h. practically complete.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-05-08

Charlotte y c.. IS 70 choose
- yor and TWO commissioner today
IN Us fret election under the con.
mission plan OF government
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-05-08
BOLIVIA ELECTS
NEW PRESIDENT

"A PAZ, Bolivia, May Cutler
req Guerra Liberal candidate was
elected PRESIDENT oY Bolivia today
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-05-08
FRENCHMEN
IN RAIL WAY
SMASH-UP
JOfre-Viyiani Special
Derailed; No One
Injured
"a qE0RGE NARTLN-


t>tdT CORES p0ndcut Uuite1 preRs
WITH TIE FRENCH WAR COM
MISSION. ErF1NGHAM. ILL. Nav
s.-Trsvellng on a new special train.
me French war commiss Ioners TO-
sumed thei- 'olr o. the Middle west
today. following the wreck which
shook up members or The parry jss,
night The new special vac 20 lea
EfLuELLz-nl- - z I L. L.z zc1--a-.----
was larTe iy kept secret
Assistant Secretary OF state long
In The chill gray hours of ~ he.
fore dawn announced ma che new
train was ready Marshal I0nre.
former Premier VIviani nd the -fl.
ers transferred their belongings ard
me trip was reumed Long ales
announced the pec.al would foD No.
minute. az rerre flaute au hour
and q or az Indianapolis sue he
same length OF time at Coumbl
Ohio
eyond hst the schedule t ur
known
The Train late. yesterday stopped
ai Springfield nl where Marshal
Jonra placed r. 7rrsfh on ldncolns
tomb ll8irs Jonre and 'YiyianiI ap.
pesred before the state Legislature
e.
Nlnf.Cn hazards fsd 're prGteC
zion fo Do Pho leac ny topic af fhe
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BALFOUR VISITS
SUPREME COURT

WASHINGTON May Rritish
Foreign SECRETARY BsJfour paid BIS
hrst applsgseless visit % the cap
i'o Ngday
He vas riLs' q Chief Justice
White o. tho supreme court - The
United states white drove Bal.
four 70 court IN his carriage and
mo latter received associate Jus
ices n The justices room.
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James Boyce under Investigation
hv no circuit court on a charge o.
interfering n me fury room With
tamaze ats against the . z r.
denied Monday afternoon hat he
had tojf Pred 7 Meade = fellow
urof fhat ha could get some easy
money f1r Meade ~ Meade would
SAY $50 70 tre jury box
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u s Wants stsnenrapher..

The government wants 5000
stenographers FOR service u connec
ton with the war department and
has "a ked Detroit 70 hurry along It's
quota Mics Rhea r. Nseiy, No IA
Grisv IA A.. ls now recruiting 'or
this force. The government wants
both men and women Many OF them
viii pay we'll and provide lodging
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t'rfafing--the plain neat kird--thsf
4. rfsht--T1rues job nepI~--usin 4Sf'o
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Munt'on hazards "a 6re protec.
lion fo Boz lhe leao ins topic af fhe
twenty frf annual c9ngcnuon of tho
Aaiionel Fire Protection association.
which begins fs sessions today IN
Washington
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