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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-10-03

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SPEAK HERE
Mrs. Lewis and Miss
Vernon Begin Long
Tour

The countrywide campaign OF the
Womsn's Party famed for lbs pick
citing OF the White House. Wa start
ed in Detroit. Tuesday. when Mrs
Lawrence Lewis. of Philadelphia. a
member Of the national executive
committee OF the Woman PARTY
and Miss Mabel Vernon. 90 Bloom.
ington, Del. the national secretary,
spoke al luncheon 10 the Board
OF Commerce AZ noon
Mrs LeHia and Mis- A-erna1.
starting on speaking trip thru
all the middle western states 10
tell the story OF the plckets who
have carried banners 20 tho White
House gates. petitioninE The pTesi.
dent 10 urge the passage by con
gress OF the Susan b Anthony
amendment granting nation wide
suffrage 70 women Since last June
the plckets have been arrested
every time they appeared and have
been sentenced 20 terms OF varying
length in the workhouse in Wash
ington
The Rev Eugene r shipper pre-
sided al the luncheon and in intro
ducing Mrs Lewis and Miss Vernon
made mention OF the fact that they
have both served terms IN prison
for standing up for their prin
ciples Mrs lewis. who is SIG
ter OF the famous surgeon Or. How
ard Kelly. told briefly why she had
picketed the White House even tho
she faced imprisonment
MY sons are now going 20 France
TO fight for democracy said Mrs.
Lewis. and believe was simply
doing my bit in that same tight
when called TO the attention ~
the president that We cannot have
democracy here in America as long
as twenty million OF our women
citizens are disfranchiscd Tho
president can help as. and believe
he will II We continue 20 call this
matter 10 his attention until he secs
he must act
Miss Vernon began by saying that
there is no doubt that The goH ern-
ment will not long delay In enfran
chising women
I'VE have the example of Great
Britain which ~ the midst Of 's
great struggle stops go attend 10
this reform. she said We should
MOI wait until after Years 0f war
fase. but the nation should and un
doubtediy VIII give po,it.ca rccos
milton 10 women OF whom II IS ask
ina every conceivable Kind ~ sos
vice in the prosecution of the war
Miss Vernon told 81 some az The
hardships that the imprisoned sui-
fragists are undergoine but de-
clarcd they are willing 20 ufcr
physical discomfort N tho attention
OF the administration Us called TO
woman suffrage In such way that
action Is required
Mrs. Lewis. tho not All attorncr,
has been named by the Woman
party a. counsel for the 20 women
now imprisoned for CARRYING suf-
frage banners one OF these ban
ncrs bore this quotation from Pres.
ident wilson's war message
we are hshting for the things
We have always carried nearest to
our hearts. for democract. FOR The
right OF those who are governed Go
have voice in their own govern
ment
Another banner read Mr. Presi-
dent, how long must We vail for
freedom >"
Mrs. Lewis says that the out
hook FOR the passage of the Susan y.
Anthony amendment in the next scs-
sion of congress Is hopeful
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-10-03
NUX, IRON, PEPSIh
AND SARSAPARILLR

The combination Of two great
medicines, Hoods Sarsaparilla and
Peptiron. by taking them IN con.
junction. one before eating and the
other after. brings into co.operaf.op
the above named substance. best
For the blood, nerves and dlsrr'ire
organs.
This combination Is especially
recommended In cases that are
scrofulous. or rheumatic. anomic and
nervous. or whore the blood g. both
impure and pale. deficient In iron
one of the most common disease
conditions Of the present day
In cases where laxative IS need.
cd Hoods pills should be- taken
they work in perfect harmony with
Hoods Sarsaparilla and Peptiron.
and are mild and enicient-Adv.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-10-03

Japan pays her private soldiers
TWO cents q day
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-10-03
MERCER WILL
BUILD SEWER
ON COMMISSION

Detroit is going TO hire its work
done instead OF letting It out on
contract II the sewer committee Of
the common council has its way.
The committee Tuesday morning
directed the corporation counsel 20
draw mp an agreement between the
city and John A. Mercier for the
installing OF a sewer IN Lynch-rd
Under the terms OF the agreement
Mercler is 20 put the sewer in AZ
the least possible cost and charge
for his services 10 per cent OF the
total
Bids were asked for this sewer
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-10-03
TWO COPS
LOSE THEIR
But TONS
n. A. Cubley and Guy
WOlcOtt Dismissed
BY COuZens

Two patrulmen were dismissed
from the police force and two others
Nere punished by Commissioner
James Couzens, Tuesday morning.
after the four men had been called
on Tho carpet"
Nathan A. Cubley formerly OF the
cleanup squad but denoted 20 pa
troiman short time ago, was sum
MARTY dismissed for not properly
palroIing his beat
Gus Wolcou OF The ninth pre-
clpet vds the other man dis
ms sod after he admitted having
= z UTzrrET not
htcoming 20 am officer
Eueene Wilt OF The third pre-
cincE Will work two additional
hours daily for 80 days for riding
on street car with a woman when
supposed TO DO on duty
Admitting that he had been drink
ing in saloon while on duty. ri.
NOR Hildehrand. OF the third pre-
cnct was given a like penalty
President Wilson confesses TO
having read Hawthorne's Scarlet
Letter az least twice year since
he was u.s.
Japan pays her private soldiers
TWO cents Qay
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-10-03

recently and those submitted ran
as high as sl.500.00o The bid OF
Mercier at si.0s0.Oo0 was the low
est offered Even This figure was
nearly 90 per cent higher than the
city has been accustomed 70 pay
for sewer construction The con-
tractors explained. however, that
the higher estimates were made
necessary because OF the increased
cost OF materials. Mr.. MERCER. In
submitting his bid offered 10 do the
work on a 10 per cent basis. and
the council committee has taken
him az his word.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-10-03
MINERS REJECT
COMPROMISE

WASHINGTON. Oct . A com
promise wage advance offered the
bltuminous coal miners In the joint
conference here today was rejected
b. the United Mine WORKERS Fl
forts 10 reach a satisfactory adjust
ment will continue
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-10-03
Grenades Soon

III he the would
to iosss officers
strong for the effective OF which
inclped believe
than the bayon cleaning trench
world and Will be
for
whic
will IL
soldier confidently believes
defense
absolutely duntess
soldier
with self
man in civil who knows he
will
Canadians
hides
be gosngs
this pleasant sport
made
begins
before he immune
sounds But the like Il and insist that Is great sport
soldiers made close order drill the
II
officers continually them and ride them they
officers
while by
individuals
marched
probably
them would have attempted this formal the spot
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-10-03
new WAR
BONDS ARE
GOINGFAST
Many Not Waiting For
Big Drive Starting
October s

While the Liberty loan committee
is making preparations for the in.
tensiye campaign starting next
Monday. many people are setting a
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-10-03

placed the entire second floor 81 its
building al the disposal OF the com
mittee and here the executives will
meet every day az 10 o'clock until
the end OF the drive. Oct 81.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-12-09
LOCAL CHURCH NOTICES
CHRISTIAN.

Hanover Avcnur-tev William Meg
Einson VIII preach al II O'Clock. and
DIR. Douglas s. Freeman at S O'Clock
seventh Street.-The pastor. Rev. II.
-. {. Maclachlan, ID. D.. Will preach at
ii o'clock and at S. His morning sub
Ject will be ~ Hundred Per Cent In
rcstment." The cvery-member canvass
Tor current expenses and benevolences
Will be taken in the afternoon.
Third - The pastor. Rev. James o.
Helsabeck. will delievr n special c. W.
Il. NJ. sermon at the morning service.
In the evening the Woman's Missionary
Society will have charge and will rem
der the missionary pageant. a special
Offering will be taken at the evening
service.
Cownrdfn hvenue-Thc pastor, Rev.
John y. Tate, will preach at IL o'clock
on The Whole Church at the Whole
Task" and at s O'Clock OF The Story
of a Dying People"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-12-09
MISCELLANEOUS.

Christian Science-ReGular services
will be held this morning at II o'clock.
The subject will be. God, the Only
Cause and Creator"
First English Evangelical Lutheran
Preaching at II o'clock and a. s by
Kew. a. D. r. Hancher. general secre-
tary OF the home mission board of the
United Synod of the South. Sunday
school at $50
Unitnrinn-"prob!cms Of the Inner
Life" Will be the subject of the morn
ing sermon by the minister Rev. Frank
Pratt. At o'clock there will be ser.
vices at Highland Springs.
ApostoIic-Rcgular services this
evening at o'clock conducted bv tho
pastor. Rev. +. G. Peasc. His subject
Will lie, The Eible Idea Of Death"
Pcntecostal Holiness MissIon-Ser-
vices 1T 5 o'clock this afternoon in
Springfield Hall. corner Twenty-sixth
and Marshall Streets. by the pastor
Kew. j. Norwood Brown. Subject of
sermon. Salvation" Sunday schoo, m
: o'clock In the afternoon.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-12-09
Ml:'rIIOI)IST'.

Grace tSoidicrs' Home Chape)-
Preaching at II o'clock and az by
the pastor. Rev. j. G.. Uuruh.
Union station - Preaching at IL
o'clock by the presiding elder, X. IL.
Potts. ID. D.. and installation of officers.
Al O'Clock, the pastor. Rev. T.. e..
Davis. will preach.
Notwithstanding at II O'Clock and
at by the pastor. Rev. p. r. Gambler
Workers Council at Q o'clock and Sun
day school AT 500.
Thompson. ID. D.. will preach at II
o'clock and at S.
Brond street Preaching at II
o'clock and at . by the castor, Rev.
FRED r. chcnault. whose morning sub
Ject Will be The Need of Discomfort"
In the evening the pastor will preach
on '1.ife'# Voyage"
st. .'nmes-Rev. w. 7. A. JIavnes. the
pastor, viii preach at IL o'clocl, and at
5. Inc subject Of the morning SER
mon Will be THE Certainty and Secur-
ity OF the Christian Faith" .condi-
lions OF Disciplcship" will be the SUBJ
Ject or the evening sermon
Contemporaries. Thomas a. Smoot.
~. d.. the pastor will preach at IL
O'Clock and AT s.
AHbur3-"The Song of Triumph" and
The Appeal Of the Soul to IT., Cod
VIII be the subjects OF the sermons
whlch the pastor, Rev. w. Oliver Cor
don. VIII preach to his congregation
to-day.
Decntur street Preaching at II
CLOCK Ivy the pastor, Rev. Samuel l..
DuinNiIIe. from the subject. "Christian
CtiHehship. In the evening Rev. Il.
W. heckhain' j. D., Will preach.
Monunrnt-Rev. G. II. Lambeth will
preach al i o'clock from the subject,
Jesus's Attitude Toward II Worlds
Nted--W hat Is Mine?" In the evening
nc VIII preacn from the topic, The
Shares OF Satan"
Laurel Strcct-Preac hing at IL
o'clock and at S. Sunday school at
$50 @.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-12-09
EPISCOPAL.

"rnce-Rev. William II. Burkhardt,
the rector will preach at IL o'clock
and at S.
st. Andrcw's-M orning prayer and
sermon at IL o'clock. Evening PRAYER
and sermon at o'clock. Both SER
vices will be conducted by the rector.
Rev. j. Francis Ribble.
Church of the observation-disclosures
prayer and sermon at J. o'clock Even
ing prayer and sermon at S o'clock The
subject OF the morning sermon will he
The Book Of Books" and of the even
ing sermon VIII be personal Work"
The rector. Rev. Philip a. Arthur. Will
preach at both services.
st. DEMONSTRATING prayer and SER
mon at II o'clock. Evening prayer and
sermon at S:l5. The rector Rev {;
Frceiand Peter. will preach at the
morning service and the assistant rec
tor, Rev. Walter Williams, will preach
at the evening service.
Monumcntni-Rcv. James w. Morris.
D. D.. the rector. will preach at the
morning service at IL o'clock, and at
the vespcr service at O'clock.
Holy Trinfty-Serviccs at IL o'clock
and at 5. Rev. J. j. Gravatt, L. D., will
conduct both services.
All Snints-Rcv. j. y. bowman, the
rector VIII conduct the usual morn
ing service at IL O'Clock with SER
mon. An afternoon service with SER
mon Will be conducted at 1890 o'clock
st. Notwithstanding prayer and SER
mon at II o'clock. Musical service and
short address at S o'clock Both SER
vices will he conducted By the rector,
Rev. &. N. Brydon.
st. COMMISSIONING prayer and SER
mon At II o'clock. Evening prayer and
sermon AT s. The rector. Rev. Hugh
w. Sublett. will conduct both services
Holy Comforter-Holy Communion ut
1850. Morning prayer and sermon at
IL o'clock. Evening prayer and sermon
at o'clock.
ST. PnuI's-IIoly Communion ut 7:45.
At the II o'clock service the rector.
Rev w. Russell Bowie. Il. D., will
preach on The Spiritual Significance
of the Presidents Message" and at
the 8 O'Clock service on The Power of
Hope in TIN: Days Of Darkness"
Church Of the Good Shepherd-Ccle-
bration of the Holy. Communion at s
o'clock Morning prayer and sermon
at II o'clock. Evening prayer and SER
mon at Sis. Forgive Us Our Tres
pass" will be the subject of the even
ing sermon, this being one Of a series
of sermons on THE Lords Prayer and
the World War"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-12-09
superb Film Corporation. Jackson Vile.
ia. Incorporated with S2o0.009 cap

superb Film Corporation. Jacksonville.
Fla. Incorporated with S250.009 cap
ital.
Five thousand acres Of Kentucky
coal land Will be developed for Il daily
capacity OF 1000 tons of coal by tho
Estill Coal Company, RoXana. Ky. or
ganized with 100000 capital.
Oklahoma lead and zinc will be mined
By the Mineral Lead and Zinc Com
pany. Chickasha. Okla, incorporated
with 100000 capital.
Alabama graphite will be mined by
the Pure Graphite Company. Ashland,
Ala. Incorporated with 100000 cap,
ital.
Naval stores will DO manufactured
by the Baldwin-Lewis Co., Jackson
willie. Fla. incorporated with 100000
capital.
Tobacco Will be manufactured by the
Kentucky Virginia Leaf Tobacco Com
pany, greensboro. KY, Incorporated
with 100000 capital
West Virginia coal will be mined by
the American Gas Coal Company. Pitts
bursh Pa. incorporated with 100000
capital.
Limo will be manufactured by the
Ocala Lime and Manufacturing Com
pany Ocala. Fla. Incorporated with
$lo0.300 capital
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-12-09
BAPTIST.

Ginter Park-Rev. William HedIev.
the pastor. will preach at II o'clock
from the subject, The Creature After
Gods Own Heart" and in the evening
OH ''Camouflage."
Grove Avcnue-The pastor. Rev. w.
c. James, d. D.. will preach at both
the morning and evening services.
Grnce Street-Rev. Henry y. Cries
mer of Baltimore, will preach at the
II o'clock service on 'Gideon's Band"
and at the evening service on "The
Beautiful Queen"
Hroadus Notwithstanding by the
pastor at IL o'clock and at 8. "HeIp-
of the morning sermon, and "Whercin
Does Jesus Offend" Of tho evening SER
mon.
First-Preaching at II o'clock and at
by the pastor. Rev. George w. Nc
Daniel. d. d.
Sccond-Preaching at IL o'clock and
at by the pastor. Rev. T. Clagett
Skinner, y. D.
Fulton-The pastor. Rev w. Thor
burn Clark, will preach at the morn
ing service on The Association of a
Nation" Rev. S. G. Pinnok, d. D., for
nearly thirty years missionary TO
Africa, will speak at the evening SER
vice.
barton Hciehts-The pastor, Rev.
George 7 Waite, Will preach at II
o'clock and at s.
OnkwO0d-Itev. II. J.. Nicholas. the
pastor, will conduct services i'm Ma
thantei Bacon School, Thirty-flfth and
p Streets. at II o'clock and at 8.
Leigh Street.-The pastor. Rev. J. J..
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-12-09
THE WAR AND THE MARKETS;
BLUE GRASS DISCLOSURES
No Cnuse for Fenr. but PSssimi-t> Arc
in Evidence. Nevertheless.
Views of CleNs.

NEW YORK December S--ii"nrv
Clews & Co.'S weekly letter issued to-
day is fun of valuable financial! and
commercial information. Taking the
general situation in review. the letter
says:
For some time past. this market has
been suffering quite az much from fear
as from facts. The war created 4 gen
cral feeling of depression. which. If
not resisted. undermines confidence
checks buying power and renders il
difficult to measure events at their
world to-day Is looking through blue
glasses. There is doubt that tse
war means incalculable loss and sac
rifce. which it is unwise and hazar-
dous 10 underestimate. Yet it i time
10 realize that even pessimsm may be
overdone. leading astray those who
yield to fear The rate of fall in &C.
curities here since we entered the war
is greater than the rate OF fall in
Great Britain for the entire three and
hal. years during which she has been
actually fighting. There is i DISPOSE
ton also to forget that this country.
~ whole, is highly prosperous; shat
We are much the most favorably sit
uated OF all the helligerents: that We
arc practically safe from attack: that
all our great industries. with few OK
ceDtions. are intensely active; that our
Western farmers and Southern Planters
are enjoying extraordinary prosperity
and that wages are rising to meet
the increased cost Of food and cloth
ing. which would have risen far higher
had 1t not been for government re-
straint. Moreover. there is no occasion
for unreasonable fear regarding, gov
eminent regulation and price fixing.
experience thus far proving that the
policy OF the administration has heep
to allow liberal profits on all neces-
sary service, at the same time check
Ing unpatriotic profiteering. ANY other
policy would be suicidal for where
else can tho enormous amount OF taxes
necessary be obtained except from cur
rent profits to destroy which would
be to lose tho war
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-12-09
THE GREEN RIVER WAY
The Four Tennessee Counties Tint
Grow Tobacco Have Il Peculiar
Why OF Selling Weed.

out in Tennessee the people have "A
way OF selling tobacco that differs
from the methods in vogue In yir-
ginia. a farm paper contains an Of
fetal announcement that reads as fol-
lows.
When the Farmers Co-Operative To-
bacco Growers Association dlsposes OF
the 100000 pounds of pooled tob.cro
the association will advertise for nve
DAYS tn" best price offered COR tho
pool. to put the people IN notice Of
the proposed sale. There Will then be
Il meeting in each ma-istsrial district
IN the 'our counties comprising tho
Green River District, and the poole,
VIII vote as to whether or not tho
proposed sale shodld be ratified or re-
'"ctcd. Two delegates will be elect cd
at each meeting to attend the con-
rerticn TO he held in Greensboro to &C.
cent or reject the sale.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-12-09
DR.. w. RUSSELL BOWIE
AUTHOR OF NEW BOOK
Rector OF 81. Pnui's Publishes Inter-
cstinE Volume Under TITLE, 1.-The
Master of the IifIIS.c

Richmond people generally have
awaited with keep interest the appear
ancc of The Master OF the Hills" by
Rev. Walter Russell Bowie y. d.,
which has just been published by Dodd.
Mead & Company. DR.. Bowie is so
We'll known aa the rector of ST Paurs
Episcopal Church. of Richmond, and
has had 50 many honors thrust upon
him in the last year that The Master
OF the Hills is sure to be widely read
not only in Virginia but throuyhout
the country.
In ,he story Of John Mciis. the ia
nous American schoomastcr. Dr.
Bowie has brought out the strength
and nobility of character OF his sub
)ect with rare insight into the virtues
which lie az the foundation OF all true
greatness and social usefulness.
For forty years. John Meigs was the
beloved master Of the Hill School at
Pottstown. Pa. He look a small and
ill-cquipped institution. the mere
framework Of n school, with but two
teachers and twenty boys. He built
upon the foundation a great plant. I'M
surpassed IN America for completeness
ana efficiency. At his death there
were forty masters and 375 boys work
ing under an Organization SO firm that.
even when the school was lett without
II leader. it's work moved on with no
break. From an obscure venture. John
Meigs lifted the Hin School into the
ranks OF the great preparatory schools
of America.
Ills story is that Of one who lived
nobly. 1t Is written, not only that the
boys who knew John Meigs at the Hill
and others of his friends may have
this enlargement of their memories
but because his life was such that the
story of ii ought TO go out with it's
ktndiinS message to all those every
where who rejoice in idealism and
gallantry and strength.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-12-09
INDUSTRIAL ACTIVITIES
ALL OVER THE SOUTHLAND
BiE Enterprises Continue to Spring Up
In Dixie, Requiring Investments
of large Capital.

BALTIMORE. MD. December s.
Many new Southern developnental en-
terprises of varied character were
announced during the past week. and
they are detailed in this weeks Manu-
facturers' Record. They have capital
iZations ranging from few thousand
collars UP to S2,10006o. which has been
decided upon for Louisiana stock
raising enterprise. Another big COM
pany is q Sl,5OQ0oO corporation which
Will mine lead and zinc in Oklahoma.
In Georgia a Sl.000.000 cotton mill COM
pany was incorporated. and in Okla
noma sl.o3o.0o0 company was char
tered for the purpose of developing coal
lands in that State. Two 100000 cor
porations are a bakery enterprise in
Georgia and a coal-mining company in
West Virginia. At Baltimore $780,
coo wooden cloth and mems clothing
manufacturing company was chartered
and at Dallas. TEX. 100000 milling
company was Incorporated Among the
Oklahoma oil enterprises is a $500, 1Go
refining company.
These and various other industries
are reported by the Manufacturers
Record. including companies OF more
than 100000 capital. as follows:
Electric plant, gas plant and other
public utilities will be operated by the
West Texas Utilities Company. Abilene,
Ten, incorporated with 100000 capital
An electric plant will be built by the
Beech Bottom Power Corporation,
Wheeling. W. Va. chartered. with
100000 capital by New York in
vcStors.
Electric plants. ice plants and other
utilities will be operated by the East
Texas Utilities Company. Marshall,
Ten, incorporated with 100000 cap
ital.
Missouri iron ore will be mined by
the Pontiac Iron and Land Company,
st. Louis. incorporated with $500, 900
capital.
West Virginia coal will be mined by
the Byrne Gas Coal Company. Marion
County. W. Va, incorporated with
100000 capital by Pennsylvania in
vestors.
Oklahoma lead and zinc properties
will be developed by the Long Hunt
Mining Company. Miami, Okla, organ
lied with s250.000 capital.
Films will he manufactured A..