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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-02-12
SMALL REVOLT OF
TROOPS IN CUBA


HAVANA. Feb. Ii The Cuban gov
eminent tonight made the official slater
ment that about thirty men III the Sew
enth and eightl companies OF infantry,
stationed ct Camp Column pia. near Marl-s
anao. have revoited and escaped with
their arms. Troops are In pursuit.
Lieutenant Larrabia MAS wounded while
attempting ~ pre"cnt the escape OF the
men.
At CenaS. Havana province. according
to the statement. Commander Jose Cas-
tillo was killed by troops who were dis
perslng group Of rebels. 1t is alleged
that Castillo was heading the uprising
there.
In Santa Clara province where partial
reflections are TO take place February
II. two small groups OF rebels are being
pursued BY government forces.
have been arrested and warrants have
been issued for others,
The government is taking every pre-
caution to maintain order. It is further
announced.
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where she recently underwent a serious

where she recently underwent serious
operation.
Mary. the little daughter Of Mr. and
Mrs. George J. kosSuth. will he dis
charged from the Ohio Valley General
hospital after recovering from an illness
OF several months duration.
r V. O'Brien Of the Consolidated
Telephone company. recently injured at
Fairmont. Is recuperatinG in this city.
Judge II. n. Abcrcrombie Of Baltimore
has returned home after spending Il few
days in the city attending the Bracey
trial.
Prosecutor D. A. Mckee will spend
part Of this week in Charleston attend
ing sessions OF the legislature.
Leon klee has returned to New York
after short stay in this city.
Mrs. Ella Horkhemer and son Ben OF
the Island are spending several days in
Atlantic City.
Earl Wayt OF Wellsburg was in the
city yesterday while on his way home
from p visit with friends at New, Mar
tinsvile.
Coach NJ VI. Mcintyre Of tho West
Virginia university at Morgantown was
In the city last evening.
Mrs. Jennie Norman Of Chapltne
street spent the weekend in Cleveland
Mrs. S p. Christian OF Warwood has
returned from stay with friends at
Fairnont;
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NEWS BRIEFS

Rabbi \. II. silver. ri I2"n' Street
Temple. will driiver III: principal ad-
dress on tho Lincoln hir' hday dinner
celebration 30 II" held his evening ut
sac nci"rk by I'M. Mems club Of ih"
Fourth Stree, M",hndi@t Episcopal
church. Every member j., expected ~
bring anoih her man wiki him.
ALI plans have boon comrl"lrd for
the agricultural wc"l; Of the agricultural
exclusion department If thg West LIB
"rty school. beginning tomorrow MORN
ing. lnvii ions hav" icon sent 10 all
farmers throughout thi. section. About
0n agricultural experts in various lines
are on the speaking program.
--Frclimnary plans were made for n
membership campaign "a he launched.
the proposed dog law p"ndinS IN tho leg
iSlaturr ami several other minor matters
meeting Of the TTandle horticultural
club Saturday afternoon in I'll" Market
Auditorium. The club approved the pro-
posed dog law.
Austin Wc"lilry and Ell Smith. rr.
rested Saturday In Sist"rsrille by United
states Deputy Marshal Short and lodged
in Jail here. charged with selling liquor
without q government license. viii be
given a. preliminary hearing before Com
missioner Genrg" T.. Eoyd this after
noon. WnckIry is said Is he the king
tcc" hnntl"Cger Of Tyler county.
country with Germany Oh nnusua y
large number NJ declarations for citizen.
ship have been filed in thr local federal
nfhrn. Saturday Emil nmd Louis Traui-
maan. Germans. and raS1nFlc l?Ic!"-
mont" and rror" DELLA CaEra. OF Italy.
filed their petitions. -.
IT. william StohbS. student at Wash
inGtou and Jefferson college; Y. j. Arm
hrustcr. Of Cathedral High school. and
Lawrence T. WAGNER. Of Wheeling ltigh
school. wcrc in !'arkcrsburg Saturday
taking tho examination for tn" appoint
ment 10 tho Wrs, Point cadet ship To nc
made by Congressman Howard Suther-
land.
The Rev nr. John n. Howard. pas.
tor of Zane Street Methodist Episcopal
church. occupied his pulpit al both morn
ing and evening service for the first
irnc in several weeks. owing to illness.
During his illness supply ministers have
conduct d ihc services.
--RcEinnng Saturday last. the Wheel
ing shoe sinners union viii hereafter
charge IN cents for shines on Saturday
and holidays. The MINORITY OF the
places have been charging two lttneYs
charge 1--WE cents the shoe. II. C.. L.. rs
usual. is given rs the reason.
On February 16. rural mail carrier
Of route No. .. of the Elm Grove dis
trict. will leave the office via the stone
Church route instead OF IN Big creek
road. as the greater part OF the mall IS
delivered In the vicinity Of the stone
Church. The route extends 10 Sand HILL
Marshall county.
Panhandle Agricultural club. will speak
10 the farmers in Bethlehem SCHOOL
house Tuesday evening nj o'clock on
Market Gardening"
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"CYPSY LOVE"


4 presentation is matinee aud night
today. The first time ever IN this city.
Of the pr"Inntituis Anhreas f1pprl pro-
Juction ct Tho famous oleretta, gypsy
Love-" will b. made at the EnIrt thrh-
ire under circumstances OF unusual Sic
ui.icaurn.
Though Tins is "r;ypSy Loves" frat
visit H.; fame makes UNNECESSARY c%-
tcnSivr Introduction. Its runllmSrr.' thr
Austrian g':Iiu* Franz i.nl:r. las be,'u
represented hc,r;n!pr" 10y his worlu-!h-
nous Merry Wi.:LH." Man% critics.
rs we'll as LclIar himS"lt--harr tnntcud-
cd that "tiyr"% Love" Is his greatest
work. Mr. pirpcl has hl"ugIi, to-
geihcr ~ cast IN believes will prove ST.
pcror TO any ever appearing before III
the uperclta he has retained in tho
leading role OF "JuzSi" tho. celebrated
Young Russian tenor. Arthur .tlhro. who
created Il. Participating with Alhro Is
the noted :'0ung Spanish rrirna donna
Einita Gr Soria For the new season
GYPSY Love" has been provided with
an entirely new iuvestiiurn oil scenery
and effects as well az brand new COS
tunes. Mr.. p'ppel announces. FUR
thrr noteworthy promise or prcltminar!
announcements is that specially enc
sen orchestra Of musicians from metro
lnliian opera Is carried by The company.
Milan FODDER, the celebrated SLAVIC con-
dur,or, is bound TO nnreil 10 the public
tho extraordinary Hungarian and Rnu-
manian melodies which the score con-
tainS
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o" {
About People !
Movements Of individuals 10 6
and From the City. {
tSESE.NSN%""
At TIE HOTELS

Rosers-weslcy NJ. Bradford: folsam =.
7 W' W,C;nnis. PcnnsbGro: Dr. w y"
Dawson, Cameron: ). y 'rTs.Ia'' p,
thesda: +. ]. Prentice. Ha.toi,; 1Loi-
Stewart. Nsw Cumhrriand: Al. -; IL
c ct John II. Rose. Grafton; H.
= fncas Horton: L. {. Heskett. Jr.'
Henry: E. q. Connell. Huntington; =; L.
Cotricc Mannington: W. T. SuSn o,,,
Mannineton: j. D. Walker, EaiTlnH tt,e
ton: 4. W. Locke. St. MaiEs.
McLure-J. ~. Clark. Fairrnoft; J: r.
Mincar. F>lkins: f. y; Miller; Nid n;
port: r. y. White. Barberton: Pete De'-
eel. Eri".
Grand censrnl-J. II: Johnston: Co
lumhus: W. (. Hisant. Zanesville: !. :
Grimm: >p4cp Esiley; H r,I H. sptm"'
windsor - Harvey Pooke. Parkers:
burg: {. Vincent, Youngstown: Bennie
Baker, I:uei1eld: NJ. L. Kalb and witc'
Cleveland: y. +. Allen. Cleveland;
stamIn--%. Salisbury: SiSeer r,n ~ H.
sam: G. W. Enyder. WelisburE; -. Nor
rison. CIcveland: J. \. Cummlns,, CO.
lr>nbus: Miss Lille Deorer. Parkcrs-
burg: NJ Beazell. Martins Ferry: r: >
Hood. Williamstown F. T. Hood, FOL
sam. ". J. Hirskcy. Snndusky; Frank
Eohana. Huntington. W. y Williams.
ffartnn; j. W. F"ytun. Sistcrsville; w.
l.. Riggs. Spring Run.
Miss Lille Dervnr OF ParkcrsburS
left last evening for her home. after
visit with relatives and friends hero
sine. Saturday.
F. S Hood Of williamstown. and his
brother, +. T. Hood. of Folsam, nrc
visiting friends here for 4 few days.
Y, Salisbury Of Sisters"ille. one or
the most prominent. oil operators in Ty-
Ter county. arrived in the city Saturday
and will br The guest Of friends until
this. evening. wnen he leaves TO spend
the winter hunting and fishing in Miami
Florida. section and other points IN
Dixie land.
H. S. Sands was a visitor in Wells
burg yesterday.
VI. s. Mayors OF Fairmont, was in
Wheeling yesterday.
Charles Klages, who was city com.
missioner for rs years. is seriously III
at his home, 3T24 Wetzet street. But
little hope Is entertained fer his recov-
Attorney Berthold Norkhelmer OF
New York and Henry Horkheimer Of
Baltimore were visitors in Wheeling
ses Iien. J. J. P. o'Rrien goes to Fair
mont today to attend federal court mat
tcIta.
Mrs Harry Levy has been discharged
from the Ohio Valley General hospital.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-02-12
RELIGIOUS RALLIES
At COURT THEATRE
<. NJ C.. A MN Fave Secured Play
House Az Scene Of Mems NsettnS
During Lent

The Court theatre Az the place for the
7. NJ. L. y. nen'S meetings TO be held
IN Lent was announced yesterday after
noon at the mra'S meeting ut the aSsn-
citation auditorium. The meeting vas
attended in mass by all the members CT
the committees and now they are down
to work.
Three O'Clock on the Sunday after
Moons during Lent was also decided as
the time to hold the big features. AZ
to the programs to be given. the speak
erS' committee has nothing further to
announce than that Ex-Governor Willis
will be present next Sunday.
After the meeting the committees met
with their chairman to discuss the work
Of the week. Already the press. adSer-
Using, finance, speakers and even the
ushers' group are outlining their duties.
Members Of the finance committee re-
ported that voluntary contributions
were coming IN from business men and
others Interested. Several checks were
brought In yesterday afternoon.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-02-12
Use Zen1o for Eczema

Never mind how often you have tried
and failed, you can stop burning, itching
eczema quickly by applying a little zemo
furnished by any druggist for 25c. Ex.
trs large bottle, $l.0O. Healing begins
the moment zemo is applied. In short
time usually every trace OF eczema, tet-
ter. pimples, rash. black heads and SIM
liar skin diseases will be removed.
For clearing the skin and making 1t
vigorously healthy. always use zenao, the
penetrating, antiseptic liquid. It is not
greasy salve and it does not stain: When
others fail it is the one dependable treat
ment for skin troubles Of all kinds:
The E. W. Rose Co., Cleveland. y.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-02-12
REPLY OF GREECE
IS NON-COMMITTAL

LONDON. Feb. 1l.-2:55, p. Nj
The reply of Greece to the invita-
ton Of the United States TO. join it
in its attitude toward Germany has
been handed to the American minister
at Athens. the correspondent Of the
Exchange Telegraph Company at IL"
Greek capital telegraphs. The reply.
he states. affirnls the sympathy OF
Greece with every effort TO accel.
crate peace and her approval Of every
effort to. maintain freedom OF nav1ga-
ton Tor the worlds shipping.
In view of the present condition.
however, the despatch states, Greece
explains that she is not in POSITION
to contemplate concerted action Tor
the protection OF the national shipping.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-02-12
WOULD PROHIBIT
VIVA, GAS EXPORT
Itch TO the lntcllizencar.

6pecll Dispatch to the 1ntelnzenoaz.
CLARkSBURG. W. Va. Feb. IL
Attorneys representing the Manufact-
urers Of central West Virginia cities
announced here today that they had
drafted bill to be preSen ed to the
State Legislature now IN session pro-
vid;ag for the conservation Of West
Yirs;nias natural gas supply for West
EirginianS. Persons engaged in ;ee
bushes Of furnishing natural gas to
the public. whether for domestic, IN
duStrial or other purposes are requir.
ed by the bill to furnish gas produced
within the state to West Firginian
consumers, whether for domestic, IL
dustrial or ohter purposes before send
ing gas out of The state. Heavy pen
altles arc provided.
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Personals and Briefs,

Forn. 10 Mr. and Mrs. FRANK Smith,
Of Overlook. a. IL Il pound baby hoy.
: r. D. Shaffer Of Point Mills. was 8
visitor in Elm Grove yesterday.
II. l.. Hickman Of Pittsburgh. was O
visitor in Elm Grove yesterday.
Mrs. Ira White Of Springdale, Is con-
fined 10 her home with the grip.
John Hill of Park View. Is improving
after II short illness.
The pupils OF Fulton school will give
an entertainment on February %.
The i. w K. Club will meet this
evening in the club rooms in Key ave-
nue..
James Uperman OF Pittsburgh, was q
visitor in Elm Grove. Saturday.
Miss Olive Crow, of Limestone, a
student in Bethany college. spent the
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BADLY BATTERED
GERMAN GOES TO SEA

LONDON. Feb. II. $3.50 r. MA de-
spatch 10 Reuters Telegram company
from Truiden, Holland. says prepare
torpedo boat destroyer F-G9 and THAT the
indications arc the vessel intends 10
make q speedy departure. The destroy
er was badly battered IN n battle with
British destroycrs in the North Sea late
in January but was brought into port
here by her crow. Various repairs have
been made since then.
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SIXTEENTH CASE,

FAlR.h' Mt. W. Va. Feb. 1.-THE
sixteenth case Of infantile paralysis .wa1
III" -iX-ycar-old daughter OF r. r. Gun.
ninShani. Local health officials vi.
rnlinccd that the lower grades of the,
Farnoni schools will remain closed for
i'm y -
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saraea class entertainment.

Tho. Juninr Bara"a Class Of The Stons:
Presbyterian church Of Elm Grove, will
give an entertainment In tho basement
Of tho church Tuesday evening.
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0UT-THE-PlkE
post O6ioe Again at CIator.

Tho pos, office al Caltor has been re-
established and John r.. Clator Is again
po. tnaster. according to WashtnGton
dispatch. The postoffir@ WI; dl:c"htin-
und several months ago when IRE: de-
livery in the district was innuEuraseh.
Rut free delivery was male only On
the sections Of the village which had
t.ared roads. The rr%"..:i'S e ;ht lth"f
sections peilioncd for III: re.cstabiish-
hL.f
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FORCED TO FLEE.

W..RREN, Pa, Feb. IA score, OF
Srcsts were forced TO fee In scanty att.
tire early today with the temperature
!" degrees below zero when fire Quilted
the Schnelli,ammcr annex TO the ExA
change hotel. \ fire wall prevented the
blaze from sweeping the entire block.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-02-12
MINNEAPOLIS FOLKS
RESENT MAYORS ACT

MINNEAPOLIS. Mimi. Feb IA
patriotic demonstration was held today
under the auspices OF the Minneapolis
loyalty league. Resolutions approving
of President Wilson'S stand in the Ger
man crisis and plcdglng support were
unanimously adopted.
Today'S meeting. according TO the call.
was q protest against the "unpatroitic
remarks OF our mayor. Thomas Van
Lear" who called q mass meeting which
was held last night. to protest against
war and the severance OF diplomatic re-
lations with Germany.
oHE SUB SINKS PIvE. "
BERLIN. Feb. II, via wireless to Say
vile. y. T.-One German submarine IN
the North Sea has sunk five British
steamers Of an aggregate Of 1900 tons
says the Overseas News Agency.
The Neue Zuricher Zeitung.: the news
agency adds. reports from The Hague
that February > was q record day IN the
submarine warfare. as So vessels were
sunk.
\ despatch from Christiania says that
on February Q. thirty-nfne thousand
tons Of shipping were destroyed by Ger
man subnarineE-
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"a: -fIitled. Tile - g = 4 ST.
Ives" will be given this evening and to.
morrow evening in the St. Fin:cnt
school hall by the Dramatic Club uf Elm
Grove.
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Tho Liberty society Of the Fairvicw
school will hold n meeting 1t the school
hnus" ncXl Friday evening. y program
has been arranged and a good time Is
expected.
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Elm Groxn "a Play.

Tho Elm Grovc baSkrtball tenn Of The
grade sckul will meet. tho Triadclphia
five next Wednesday, evening on tho
Elm Grove schol floor.
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Will Apply For Injunction

Residents OF Woodstinle and EdE~ood
are thrca ;ening to apply 10 the courts
for an Injunction against the owners OF
the new coal mine. which Is scheduled
10 he opened in the near future near
NHnnd sdn lie
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Tho car was damaged considerably. but
Il" or, WAS hurt. Lester Smith WAS driv-
ing Tho car at Tho Ilfl". The other oc-
"Urants WERE. Grover M"MaSte-S and
TIEpIaS Committee,
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pkrnal pnEt Rala.

4 parcel post sale Will be held next
Tuesday evening at the West Alexander
Presbyterian church. The Ladies' AID
society will give the sale.
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Supper at vance Memorial.

: y supper will l"r given next Thursday
"vcEing by thr Ladies' Missionary So
cicty "F Tho Eanr" Memorial church;
Thr supper will liz hr:I fran ~ :
u'ciurk.
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Arm GDrlined

4. f. Crider. Of Elm Grove. received a
spraIncd urn on Saturday afternoon.
when his auto engine back-fred at his
cranking.
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ENDED Ms LIFE.
20 10 the lntelligeDcef.

S cIFaI plkpitch 70 The InteIIiEencer. ~ z
.CLARkSBGRG. W. Va, Feb 1l.-No
cause can be- assigned for the snicide OF
at his home ar Point Comfort, suburb:
He drank acid. He was - years old
and leaves n widow.
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Car OYr 1AnE.

\ Ford car belonging TO Frank
Smith. real estate man. Of Elm Grove.
went over an cmbnnkn,"nt near the
Overlook bridge Saturday at noon.
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All Banks Closed,
literary HocIctY.

All the banks OF The .out-tEc-pikc DIS
trict will he closed today i'll observance
Of l.inculn's birthday.
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Sugar cane in Cuba, set out IN VIZ.
Ein land. mny b ccut for 80 years with.
out replanting.
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weekend a. the guest OF Miss EtAyi
kcyscr Of Elm Grove. -; - - q
The Boys Brigade Of the BSthieEen,:
Chapel. VIII IueEt this evening. ~.
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Here Are The
Saving Advantages
Of This Sale:

1st.-You get a Player
Piano equal in quality 1
to any $4,000 Player
we have ever handled,
and as a discontinued
style you only pay
$43S.OO for it.
End. - The Piano, which .
in this sale costs you
only $24S.OO, is in
our judgment, as. fine. .
Piano as you would pur-
chase under ordinary
circumstances for $3.50.
The Detroit times., 1917-09-25
Making of War Planes Will Give
Michigan the Lead In Aeroplane
Industry, Says Editor Russell

Thoughtful people who can take
thelr minds on the occurrences At
ding into ana leading up 20 the war
and who can be sordid enough e
wonder what ene~t all this excite
went and war Is going 90 have upon
industry 40 The United States, can
nor faH % De impressed by the eyi.
cences daily accommodating of Michi-
gaus control ~ a new industry, says
John Russell 10 The Michigan Man
ufactTer and Financial Record
Even as Detroit and Michigan. m
th@ early days % he automobile IN
1-s'ry. took possession OF the manu-
facture ~ The new means of road
travel $50 at This time Michigan Is
taking possession OF a new domin-
Jon that OF control OF The air
II has been with perfect natural.
ness thar demands for aircraft, slim
Jiatel by The necessities OF the
war should have been me, by men
whose lives have been given 20 de
ve.Opme1t % che internal comhus-
rou engine The history OF the
aerorlane In Europe has been that
.he fe of each machine vas strict.
81 limited 20 The ife ~ The engine
which sCruates it and these lives
nav- been wonderfully short To
arrive ar development Of the aero
plane n which me power plan, Of
the machine vi'i ae reliably contin-
CONS n operation has been the ie
sideraBm ~ a' NJ the developers
OF the rev method ~ travel The
Americans seem 70 have gone about
,heir Determinations OF qermanency
~ power first. before entering upon
ans large program of aeroplane
building. and the announcement on
Tho part OF the government that the
standardized motor has met all ex-
rectations indicates that long me
chanical Hfe may o. expected from
,he American product
Sow this condition fts right 10
with The situation developed In ~
trcit and Michigan FOR The mauurac-
cure az the essentials ~ the aero
plane Ou- people have any number
0t engine plants and If Is not going
r0o Far 70 say that We have the best
The Detroit times., 1917-09-25

collection OF toolmakers, designers.
mach !nisfs, inspectors. and assem-
blers n the United States. not eX-
certng that famous territory IN
Connecticut and Rhode Island 70
which We would turn half a gen
era lon ago 90 look for perfection
Rna accuracy once the government
and rs advisors have determined
what ~ wants ln the way OF aero
plane there is no section Of the
country 70 which 10 can look with
more confidence FOR the production
az IRE desired method % locomotion
thaa 20 that which lies between
Lake Michigan. lake Huron and it,
adjacent waterways
Michigan gives promise therefore
20 speedily organize an aeroplane
in tstry which is unlike the motor
car industry In that the latter had
90 End ifs own way The new aero
plane Industry Ia Michigan has re
Celtcd stimulation from govern.
ment contracts which are said 20
aggregate 100000 600 The motor
car industry had no such stimula-
tion and the doubt that existed. dur
in1 MS early years 81 iis perma.
neney as an industry does not at
taeh 10 The aeroplaRe industry now
coming into IFS own
We look upon this moment 81 or
Rartzafion OF the new industry as
being 4 very great one ia the indus.
trial History ~ Michigan There VIII
nor always be war and warning But
there viii always be the air 20
travel thru. and adventurous per
sens willing 70 make Journeys thru
81 Even as tho war has made Us
accep, as a commonplace the tray
els thru tho air which Eve years
ago va rated AZ dangerous spec
tacle for he edifcaion Of the NOR
bid So perhaps Eve years further
or our history We viii come 20
look gpon The aeroplane as being as
great q common place itself as the
motor car
we bail the birth 81 the new In
tusfrv "a promising much more 10
state which has already put itself
In The front rank so far as construc-
tive industry rs concerned.
The Detroit times., 1917-09-25
SzzS@I rs 80 7k e ss9$d%$ 800
-: MADE IN DETROIT w.
KEEPING BUSY

Two threestory. brick. hollow tile
and cut stone eotSmuy apartment
buildings; = one-story brick and cut
stone branch bank. tVo-story.
brick and steel store and apartment
building and one-story brick and
concrete public lighting sub-staton
were among the list OF new work
coming from the offices OF the archi-
tects during The past week. accord
ing 20 the builders & Traders ex.
change The list ~ fats. residences
and garages WAS well ~ 10 the
standard
Several small factory buildings
two churcnes. chapel "A district
school building. a four story factory
and service station % brick and
steel construction. were among the
contracts awarded The report also
showed a fair 1st ~ residences.
mall apartment buildings. fats and
garages.