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FOR SALE--Two large lots and
Z dandy 6 room bungalow, just east
OF public school at Marmaduke;
shade trees and good we'll. viii sell
or trade; owned by Miss Anna
Clarke. Apply to owner or to r.
j.. Smith. 4th Ave. "2330-G-13
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The Detroit times., 1917-03-14
PLOTS May
STRIKE At
j. s. Navy
Alarming Disclosures
Made In Philadelphia
Smuggling Case
FISCHER DID WORK
FOR GOVERNMENT
Relative To Kaiser Had
Free Access To
II. S. Warships

PHILADELPHIA. March 1.-THE
plot to smuggie goods aboard the
German interned ships In the League
Island navy yard. which has so far
resulted In FIVE arrests of prom
inent COMMUNICATIONS, assumed
more sinister aspects Tuesday when
II became known that Adelbert F1s-
cher Is not only a relative OF the
kaiser himself. but Is an offcial OF
one OF the largest marine engineer
ing companies situated In Hamburg.
Fischer's daughter is the wife OF
the owner OF the Hamburg firm.
Government agents who have been
ferreting out the elusive bits OF In
formation concerning the former op-
erations OF the Fischer firm were
amazed to hno the extent OF it's
ramihcations.
In addition TO the knowledge OF
Fischer's direct connections and in
terests in Germany these facts are
said 20 have been learned by federal
agents That the Fischer nrm has
made a specially OF contracts for
the American navy. number OF
contracts having been made directly
with the government.
That the Arm has amassed q huge
amount OF information about the
American navy, including plans.
specifications, blue prints and the 10
cation OF oil tanks on both dread
naughts and torpedo boat destroy
ers.
Adelbert Fischer. at liberty on
bail. is a reserve ofncer In the Ger
man army.
A number OF the employees OF the
Fischer hrm have been on trial trips
Of American ships and are, CONVEX.
SAINT with all the features OF their
construction.
The company is equally equipped
with machinery with which to make
shells and other munitions. II was
equipped during the spanish-Ameri-
can war for that purpose.
The attempt TO smuggle chronom-
eters ashore from the liners was
the part played by Fischsr's wife.
Federal oflcers express the belief
that IL was the intention 10 use
them as time clocks 10 set on timed
explosives in event OF war
Fischer is not an American citizen
and has been in this country only a
few years. But because OF his vari.
GUS contracts with the government
he has had access 10 many exclusive
files OF the navy department
Oricials say F1scher's method OF
obtaining contracts with the govern
ment was 20 bid so low as actually
TO lose money on the transactions.
The Detroit times., 1917-03-14

SHOWS BIG
GAIN IN is
Gross Income $79,000,-
600, Increase of &c.
100000 Over 1915
$35, 600, 900 PAID
IN DIVIDENDS
More Than $22, 900, 900
Carried Over For
Surplus

The growth OF the Bell telephone
bystem In toll wire mileage, In sub
scribers and in telephone connec'
lions Is shown by President N.
Wallis report for 1915 to have been
larger than IN any previous year.
The number OF telephone stations
on Dec. 81 was s.si7,ls2. showing
an unprecedented increase during
The year OF e95,s71, Of which SIT $50
were owned by the Bell companies,
1851 were Bell connected sta
tons.
The total mileage OF wire for ~x'
change and toll service was SIS, sbQ.r
5l5 miles, an increase 81 I.34i,770.
Fifty-eight Ter cent OF the wire mile.
age 10 underground, and 2,6s2.sle
miles were toll wire. The number
OF daily telephone connections IN
creased TO an average Of 2s,42o.c00.
or at the rate OF s.7ss, 100000 a
year, which In approximately 100
calls for every man, woman and
child In the United States.
The report presents the opera
tions Of the Americas Telephone a
Telegraph company and associated
companies. that Is the Bel system
az a whole, with inter-company dup
rlications excluded. In round muir
bere the total operating revenues OF
the Bell system were 1894, 1905 d0.
an increase OF SO, 100 ~ /? :
per cent over the year before. OF
these revenues depreciation and
maintenance consumed ss4,556, 600,
en- increase OF sS,797, 900 or ll.5 Ter
cent. tratfic expenses consumed $751;
74g, 900, an increase q S7.s63,000 or
ia per cent: commercial expenses
s25, e9s 900. an increase OF s1.ll6,.
COO OF Q per cent general and mis-
cellaneous expenses t1l $4,000. an
increase Of 1858. 900 OF az per cent.
taxes assignable 10 operations So.
$4,000, an increase OF S1,slS,O00 or
147 per cent.
The total gross income" using
the term oficially provided by the
Interstate commerce commission,
was 1855 900. an increase Of &c..
7S7 900 or 141 per cent over 1913.
Out OF this s2s.11t.OoO was paid for
interest. rents, etc. leaving S35.IG9,-
900 for dividends and over $4,000.
900 to be carried into surplus
approximately 5000 900 was paid
to the employees as additional com
pensat.Un 70 cover ABNORMAL work.
ing conditions and living etpenees
Of the year.
The Detroit times., 1917-03-14
Children Cry
FOR FLETcAER's
9 a 9 @ r; a
Mortuary.

PoTTER-Mareh ~. John H.. a. resi-
dence. ~ Pitcher-st. believed hus-
band OF Carrie p. deb father OF
Charles A. and Edmund y. Potter
Funeral fro mresidence Thursday.
o. m. Burial at Romeo
ssYMAszEN- ~. 1917 SIS
a. m at 81 Fast kirhy-ave Anna.
beloved wife ~ Jacob szymaszek.
and mother Of walter s. Edward
Harold 8. Joseph 5 and Sylvia
Funeral services viii be held We'd
nesdsy morning. March IL. 1917 A.
q. m, az Sacred Heart % Mary
church Burial az Greenwood GENE
terry
THoMPsoN--March II. ~ residence
Of her daughter. Mrs. Charles
Compile. OF Rochester. Mich, Mar
gsret A.. widow OF the late Charles
NJ Thompson and mother OF Mrs.
Charles NJ. Comptsr, Mrs Charles
and Charles r.. % Chicago. DAN
lei. % Elkhhrt Ind. airs Louis
Tossy and Miss Cora Thompson
Funeral from residence Of her son.
Warner r. Thompson 80 az Avery
ave. Wednesday. ~ : ~ m. Inter
m~nt EimvoOd cemetery
MeCARTHY-Hel Louise. darling
daughter % Frank and Noble Hal
ligan Mccarthy. Funersl from Us
Ferdinand-ave.. wednssday ~ a
am. Private.
GoRDoN-March IL. 1917. pr George
O.. at residence. f2s Llncoln-are
Surviving him are his vie and
two sons. Frank ". and Pred 2. %
this city. ana sister Mrs Peter
Bsaubien. 20 Whttmorc. Mich. Fu-
neral services at residence WeS-
uaeday. 81 1.s0 2. m. Burial at
Grand Bi,nc. Mich. Deceased va
born Ia Ora nd Blanc June -. 1879
The Detroit times., 1917-03-14
or
HELP SERIOUS
Several Detroit Concerns Are
Out Of Business Temporarily
For Want of Men

Scarcity OF laboring men in De-
troit has put several concerns out u
business and is threatening to close
ether Establishments.
Aid. James Vernon. of the First
ward. and a prominent businessman,
rays that conditions have reached
such a state that the very existence
OF many OF the eity's smaller Undue.
tries Is threatened. and thar com.
mon laborers must De obtained from
the west
VIM. Lindemann q Sons at Ne
100 Madison-ave makers OF wagons,
have cioscd mp because they canwot
act tho men" said the alderman.
and have been informed that VIII
liam sauer a Sons. Nos 6-2s Berlin
ct. have 90 greatly reduced their
capacity because OF the labor capac-
ity that thoy are contemplating shut
tine down. Conditions are nothing
short OF 1eploratle
AhNrN hAtAfAN VI
what I have found ihIuout the city
I. myself, have had trouble geta,g
suticient men, and the scarcity viii
be felt most keenly within the next
few week."
Robert oakman. real estate oper.
ator. said Tuesday that be could use
COO men 10 advantage. but that he
had secured the city ana that tney
could not be obtained.
Il believe that the Board OF Com.
merce or some other civic orSanika.
ton could work to advantage TO re-
lieve this condition" he said. Some
EFFORT should b. mede TO induce
lsboring men 10 come here from the
west. for II Is certain that the oity's
industries need them and cannot
act along without them"
The Detroit times., 1917-03-14
DEAN SEES
MENACE IN
PAC|F|SM
Rev. F. Edwards Asks
Pertinent Questions
In Miles Talk
CAN CHRISTIAN
BE LOYAL CITIZEN?
Rector of st. Paul's
Will Answer Query
In Other Sermons

The menace 10 this country does
not come from the immigrant. the
predatory rich. nor organized labor.
II comes from the organized pacific
mass OF Christian sentiment which
thinks II has right 10 thwart the
president, close its eyes 70 the
perils OF this nation, and believes
that II should prove to the world
(as Armenia has, that IL 10 a peace
full non-resistsnt people and thus
can perish with honor" said Dean
Frederick Edwards. OF 81 Paul's
cathedral In the MONDAY Lenten
sermon in the Miles thester. Tues
day. Mr. Edwards continued:
You have brought up your children
In this belief and now you must face
H. You have tried by every means 20
inculcats In the youth OF this country
that they cannot be a Christian and
wear the American uniform. Now
what are you going 20 do about ~.
Remember that you can't hire some
red -biooded fellow who does not care
tianity 20 do your lighting for you.
My sermons this week will be on
the relation Of Christianity TO ma
tionalism. One question lies back 81
the opinion OF most people az the
present time, IL IL Can a man be a
consistent Christian and loyal
American citiEen~7 The average ma n
never thought about n. There 10 a
class OF Christians who would rather
so 10 prayer meeting than TO help
clean up the city. who Do not know
the vice district when they see ~.
They are boarders In citizenship and
prefer TO let George do u,
There are others who are follow
ers OF Tolstoi aud they can make out
q good case for themselves II they
viii read their Bible carefully. Both
Tolstoi. who believed ia absolute
non-resistance. and NiotEeche, who
believed that Christianity was a re-
liEion for women and had no live,
vital force in n. have grounds for
their belief AZ least they had both
read their Bibles.
There IA lire OF cleavage be-
tween consistent Christianity and the
discharge OF the duties OF citizenship.
Men have come 20 think that u IL
unchristian 70 shoot another man.
but IL he willing 20 hire another
man 10 DO hts shooting for him. I
am not answering these questions, !
am asking you. ~ is for you TO de-
eide. We are not prepared 20 face q
national crisis in the old-fashioned
way
The Detroit times., 1917-03-14
MCCORMICK
May RECEIVE
JAPAN POST
Likely To Succeed
Guthrie As u. s.
Ambassador

WASHINGTON, March lt-Vanee
Mccormick. chairman OF the DeDo-
cratic national committee, 10 20 ~
cr.,.1 ~. No., ., suh....4or N
Japan a0oruihs 10 ven S'"e"
Heated report to-day. u is under
stood that the Pennsyivanian IL not
ksen fer the apn,autm.nt- but that
= In - -. :. -, - o..
president VINO Is ANXIOUS 10 nave
the post allied by man of more
than average tact and executive
sku
To- evan, ., N.c,nr,.S A..,,r,n.
,A.r. IN 30 honr a. IN. no..
go. =, rtw,n v No. ar,h...
dor % ar.,II who q :, rr...r, 4,
The Detroit times., 1917-03-14
POLICE BELIEVE
THEY FOILED PLOT
TO ROB Y. M. G. A.

A bold plot TO rob the u ~ c. A.
on pay night was foiled. the police
say, with the arrest Tuesday OF two
young fellows for striking Peter
Johnson. one OF the proprietors Of
a restaurant AZ No. AZ Broadway.
Monday night With these two, the
detectives locked up a third pal.
charging all OF them with felonious
assault. Revoivers were found on
each, and the police declare they
have reason to believe the pair we're
planning TO stage a hold-up in the
Y. NJ G. A. in the near future
The three men are wanted on
serious charges In Chicago. 81.
Louis. Omaha and Kansas City.
They have been registered at the
Annex at Arthur Leb. ~ years old.
salesman: Harry Thompson. n
years old, mschinist. and William
Jackson. 20 years old, laborer.
Lieb and Jackson went TO the
Broadway cafe with two women and
there got into a quarrel with John
sen. One OF the men drew a revol-
yer and struck Johnson over the
back Of the head with the butt. =
Both OF the alleged gunner deny
that they either thrashed Johnson
or slapped the girls.
The Detroit times., 1917-03-14
PLAN JOINT
COUNTY AND
CITY HALL
Bill To Permit Cooper
alive Structure Ready
For Legislature

tsior Correspondent Detroit TINE

(stdf Correspondent Detroit Times)
LANSING. Mich. March 14-May-
or Marx, OF Detroit. and his secre-
tary. Eddie Fitzgerald were here
Tuesday merely ION visit" they
say. Coineident with their arrival II
has become known that a bill Is in
course OF preparation In Detroit.
which will be offered in the legisla-
ture, 10 enable the city OF Detroit
and the county Of Wayne TO cooper.
ate In the erection OF big new city
and county administration building,
probably on the site OF the present
city hall The bill is being pre-
pared by Corporation Counsel Ding.
eman.
Growth OF business has been such
that the county building is sadly
oyercrowded. with courts sitting
even In the garnet II is expected
that four more circuit judges will be
provided by this Legislature and that
then the county building will be able
TO accommodate only the courts. The
proposal Is to turn the county build.
ing into a court building exclusively
and have all the city and county ad
ninistration of1ces in the same
building.
The Detroit times., 1917-03-14
DON'T WANT A
LARGER STORE

A temporary injunction restrain
ing r. Van Noorden and Edward
Rintels from building a larger struc-
ture in place OF the burned build
ing al No. 1877 Woodward ave. was
granted by Judge Hosmer Monday.
on the petition OF the Fields Cloak
a Suit company. which leases the
building. The company alleges that
the present structure is not entire
ly destroyed and that the terms Of
the lease are that a larger struc.
ture. with higher rent, shall not be
built. unless the present one IL a
total loss.
The Detroit times., 1917-03-14
MOTHER SPURNED
BY DAUGHTER IN
DIVORCE COURT

Little Lena Shook. 10 years old.
saw her mother, Mrs. Nellie shook.
In Judge Shepherds court. Tuesday
morning for the nrst time In two
years. but when Mrs. Shook ran to
kiss her daughter. Lena turned her
back and would have nothing TO do
with her.
Aren't you ashamed" cried her
brother Ike, 10 years old. you
ought TO be glad TO see mother"
Ike was glad enough 10 see her.
aItho he has been living with his
father. Emery Shook. from whom
Mrs. Shook sought a divorce.
Mrs. Shook left her husband. Il
was testified. Moved By the dem.
onstration OF her affection for her
children. Shocks attorney tried 10
prevail upon her TO come back 70
her husband and stop the suit.
Il wouldn't do II for the world.
she said.
The boy and girl are pretty chill.
dren and seemed well kept despite
their lack OF a mothers care.
The court. deeply affected. re-
fused to give the wife a decree in
the hope OF forcing reconciliation.
The Detroit times., 1917-03-14
PROGRESS MADE
ON SMITH JURY

DENVER, Colo. March l3.--At the
close OF the noon session OF court
today, the trial OF Mrs. Stella Moore
Smith. charged with the killing OF
her chaufeur.husband. John Law
renee Smith on the morning OF Jan.
10. eleven prospective jurors sat in
the jury box. Every man OF the
eleven had declared that he had no
conscientious scruples in regard to
innicting the death penalty upon the
woman on trial
Up TO noon today ~ tslesmen had
been examined by the prosecution
and the defense. rhirty-three OF
them declared they would not hang
woman under any circumstances
The Detroit times., 1917-03-14
WOMAN FAINTS
IN COURT ROOM

Police Juftice Sellers court wrs
thrown into tHcitement Tuep,ssy
morning by the shrieks and sobs Of
woman defendant who fell to the
floor In faint. No sooner had Mrs.
Mary Bendure. No. SIT Llllbridss
ST., the complainant. uttered her
first sentence. accusing Mrs. Ida
Wittenbers, OF the same address.
OF calling her q vile name. than the
latter cried out sobbed and tainted
Court officers and The womans
husband dashed about for water.
room revivlng her. TIE case was
adjourned for one week.
The Detroit times., 1917-03-14

the bran which makes NO
the outer coating Of the
whole wheat grain. But
why eat coarse bran cakes
when you can accomplish
the Same purpose BY eating
SHREDDED WHEAT biscuit
and at the same time get all
the rich Bodybuilding ma
terial In the whole wheat
grain prepared In q digest
ibie form. A perfect food
Just enough proteid to build
healthy muscle, just enough
carbohydrates to supplyheat
and energy, just enough
bran to keep the bowels
healthy and active. For
breakfast with milk or
cream. or for any meal
with fruits. Made at Ma
CARA Falls. N. Y.
The Detroit times., 1917-03-14
HARRY K. THAW
INSANE AGAIN
Ahenists Hold Him Mentally
irresponsible For
His Acts

PHILADELPHIA, March l4-Har.
~ X. Thav was adJudged insane
Tuesday BY alienists who examined
him in The sanity inquiry started by
his mother.
Commissioner Il. A. Ballard and
six jurors made a report 10 the com
mon pleas court No. adiudging
Thaw insane. An order has been
issued placing rhsw in custody OF
81. MAYS hospital, where he has
been confined since his attempt az
suicide.