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The Lake County times., 1917-08-17

273 29s Gardiner, J I, Isl 5 Hoh-
man St.. Hammond.
PA 1878 Summerhays F. H. 233
Highland st, Hammond.
275 $500 Louis, y sos Fields ave.
Hammond
276 3176 Metsfee. Tode. " Y. c.
Yards, Columbia ave. Ham
mond.
2I7 2z5S Goehringer z W 344 Hoh-
man, Hammond
27s 1850 szuhita. J. 256 Towle ST.,
Hammond.
27s 3o75 Wachik, J., 159 wabash ave,
Hammond.
ESQ 7s5 Lyons. /. =. 571 Truman
ave. Hammond.
2Sl 3o15 Levandorski. NJ. 324 Morton
ave, Hammond
2S2 $3.50 Coda, F.. 81 Holman, Ham
mond.
2S3 21S2 LARA, f.. 676 15oth. Ham
mond.
264 1859 wojcinski. G, $50 Towle.
Hammond.
2S5 1894 Barbell c.. IS Clinton St,
Hammond.
2S6 114s Somchak. Y. $50 Anes ave.
287 1647 Dislin, ]. F., 1l46 GARFIELD.
Hammond
2SS 2556 Wieezorek. B. J., 1882 Van
Buren, Hammond
2S9 1854 Dumfee. F. H, 165 Logan ST.
Hammond.
2sO 1906 Starr. H. 4o5 state St.
Hammond.
POI 2o17 Pelimonth, D., SIS Walter St.
Hammond.
292 1897 sipe. o. E. 72s Wood St.
Hammond.
293 s43 Bethke. A.. 1913 Truman st.
Hammond.
2s4 zoos Huber, c ". 3I3 Truman
ave. Hammond.
295 1852 William. r.. IS Russell St.
Hammond.
296 2414 Long 5. u, s27 sibley St.
Hammond.
297 1913 Moritz. O.. "a Wabash ave-
Hammond.
29S 21Oo Nicholas. F. A. 448 Michi-
gan ave. Hammond.
299 982 Knoerzer. J. p. 54 Clinton
ave. Hammond.
800 1925 Fuser. j., IS Tow1e St
Hammond.
sol 24s7 Thack. J. G.. 50 Williams st.
Hammond
3o2 726 Ahrendt. A. c. W. 2sS
Thornton ave. Hammond
Se3 1929 Diamond j. 562 Mich. ave,
Hammond.
8o4 15 Allan. w. H., 305 Indiana av.
Hammond.
So5 9O5 Lugin, NJ. v, s4s Holman,
Hammond.
sos s33 Branson. W. O., Carleton
Hotel. Hammond.
307 5000 Rhind. J. G.. 907 Erie st.
Hammond.
sos 347S Lindaw, r. K, 15s Russell ST.
Hammond.
500 1881 sheehan, f. W, 9s State St.
Hammond
$40 1881 Erwin. j.. f03 Fsyette st.
Hammond
81 1913 Scoheld. E. E. S55 Hickory
St. Hammond.
312 1851 Howsley J. W, 3s Clinton st.
Hammond
313 s079 Eastridge, ri II Plummer
ave. Hammond.
314 2915 W. c. Spears. 7S5 Beall St.
Hammond.
315 22o9 Crumpacker. z, 2s Wells St,
Hammond
516 1888 Michaels. W C.. 642 Hob
mon 81. Hammond
317 452 BoIe a. H., $50 Thornton St.
Hammond
ais 1872 Jongsma, B., r. r D. Ham
mond.
S19 355 Grapp. J. G.. Hessville.
$40 1S43 Jones. A. c. & @. Ry.. Ham
mond.
521 $50 German. J. L. Hessville.
S22 500 Hook, j A., Highland
S23 2579 Wolff. c. W, 64s Sohl St,
Hammond
s24 1t14 Hopp. c.. 297 Kane ave,
S25 32Os Gogg, R. Il, SIS Sibley St..
Hammond
1926 3715 Gavitt. R n, 1919 Hyslop
place. Hammond.
327 Ss0s Jackson, s, 352 Hickory St,
Hammond
32s 1926 Huska V. 10 Columbia av..
Hammond
The Lake County times., 1917-08-17
KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS
REMODEL NEW HOME

The Hammond knights Of Pythias
are spending $1.7Oo remodeling the
upper foor Of their new home at Og-
den and Holman streets. and will
later remodel the lower floor The
lodge hall is to be on the second floor
and the clubrooms below. Nine cam
didates received the second degree
Monday night and the third is to be
given next Monday night.
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this in the face Of constant and, dis

this in the face Of constant and dis
couraEing criticism.
The Woman's Welfare Club will hold
its regular meeting this afternoon at
? 80 in the town haU
Mr.. g. L. Cook returned Thursday
morning fro Whitewater. n. NJ.
Misses Mary Paul. Jean Milliner and
Vera Wilson of Wabash. Ind. are guests
or Miss Clara Peterson at the beach.
left for home Wednesday. while Misses
Frances Dinkmeyer OF Chicago and
Marie Johnson Of East Gary will re-
main till Friday morning.
The Lake County times., 1917-08-17
DELUXE THEATER.

Enid Bennett, the Australian beauty,
and one OF the most popular girls on
the screen. is supported by an all-star
cast in the film. The Mother Instinct"
which features at Deluxe theater sun
day Several hundred people were
used in the big courtroom scene in
this picture
Tomorrow Bessie Love. the girl star
OF Triangle displays her equestri-
enne ability in The sawdust Ring
a picture fled amid real circus sur
roundinEs William S. Hart in The
Sherins Streak OF Yellow" is an
added attraction
The Lake County times., 1917-08-17
DIES AT HOSPITAL.

Frank Wagner. South Chicago. died
last night At Englewood hospital after
several weeks illness. He is survived
BY four children. Mr.. Wagner was
brother OF John Wagner Of Hammond
who was killed in Michigan year
ago Funeral arrangements have not
been made.
The Lake County times., 1917-08-17
TO BUILD COTTAGES.

J s Blackburn company have taken
out permits for frame cottages cost
ing $500 each a $50 sherman street.
and $50 sherman street J. d. Smith
is the contractor A $1,000 frame
residence will be erected for the com
pany at 259 Pine street by Contractor
William Hover.
The Lake County times., 1917-08-17
cH1cAqo PRopvcN.

BUTTER - Creamery extras. 4oc;
creamery hrsts 39lac; frsts. SIS 939c;
seconds. 36d371ac.
EGGS-Ordinaries. 2slA GsIzc: frsts
s4a35c
ducks. ia 10c; geese. $50 1sc; springs.
p q Csc; turkeys. 1Sc.
vEAL-50 to so lbs Is q Isc; 70 to so
lbs, 16G17c: 80 70 10 lbs. 176
overweight kidney, 40 20 175 lbs II a
15c; coarse. liz 12c.
PoTAToEs-virginia. bbl. sA25a
40: MINI. s135814o: Jerseys, s15o9
1.75.
The Lake County times., 1917-08-17

Mayor r. o. johnson executed what IS
believed to be piece Of political
strategy today when ne made saakeUp
in his cabinet at @ary city hall
The new heir to the hrone is James
A. Patterson. formerly prosecuting at
torney of Lake county. who becomes
comptroller in place of George Manlove.
transferred to the presidency OF the
Board Of Works. Should the mayoralty
for any reason become vacant Edr. Pat
terson win automatically become the
mayor OF Gary.
Mr. Manlove. who has been comptrol-
Ter for Is years. succeeds William Full
ton, who resigns as board of works
head Mr. Fulton previously was city
engineer of Gary and before that chief
engineer of the Gary Land company Of
the steel corporation. Mr.. Manlove be
fore becoming city comptroller was for
q few years counsel for the Gary Land
company Of which Capt. H s. Norton.
is the resident general manager.
The Lake County times., 1917-08-17
CASES IN CITY COURT.

Cases returnable next Monday in
Hammond city civil court before judge
Fred Barnett follows
Pugh vs. Pugh suit on contract.
Schmidt vs.. Cohen; suit for posses
sion
Bunnel VS.. Eser, ct al; replevin
suit.
Hannah & Hogs vs.. William Kaiser;
suit on account
The Lake County times., 1917-08-17
NOTICE OF CALL
AND TO APPEAR
FOR PHYSICAL
EXAMINATION

The following named persons are
hereby notified that. pursuant to the
act of Congress approved May Is, 1917,
they are called for military service Of
the United States BY this local board
The serial number and the order num-
Der of each Of such persons is shown
below. They will report at the office of
this local board for physical examina-
tion on the 20th day OF August, 1917. at
400 o'clock p. m
Any claim for exemption or discharge
must be made on forms which NAV be
procured, or the form Of which may be
copied az the office OF the local board.
and must be hIed at the office Of this
local board on or before the seventh
day after the date Of posting of this
notice
Your attention is called to the penal
ties for violation or evasion of the Sc
leetive Service law approved May Is
1917, and of the rules and regulations
which may be consulted al this office
Order Serial
No. No.
$50 3152 Carroll L. E, SIS Erie St.
Hammond.
266 1895 Szarkowski. P. J. ESQ Ash st.
Hammond.
PSF 1851 Plosk. An. 341 Cedar ST.
Hammond
2ss 1890 Potts. c. NJ. 157 Indiana ave.
Hammond
269 2124 +. C. Clement, 234 Detroit ST.
Hammond
270 1878 T. George. $50 Indiana ave.
Hammond
271 1887 Kowolski. C., 72 Dearborn ct.
Hammond
272 2707 Tomski. S. Subway. Gibson
The Lake County times., 1917-08-17
cH1cAao LIVE srocK.

HOGS-Receipts. 7.000 market. 30 to
so up: mix d. $17.5o@1s.76; good. Sits
a1S.6O: rough S1Lo0al725. light
$1710d 1850; PIGS. s12.OO@15 heavy.
$1,000 1850; bulk Of sales. s17s0G
1855.
CATTLE Receipts. 1000; market.
weak: beeves $815G149O; cows-heif-
ers. s450@12.60; stockers- feeders, $50
g925; calves. slo.ooG14.75.
The Lake County times., 1917-08-17
ALL ARE WELCOME.

Every mother and father Of a Ham
mond soldier or sailor should Join to-
night the Soldiers and Sailors Aid as
sociation. which will meet at the court
house.
when our "samnies' begin fighting
The Lake County times., 1917-08-17

in earnest, then the aid association
will do its best work. helping desti-
tute families and aiding the boy far
on in some dingy trench
The meeting will convene at 8
o'clock with J. r Hutton presiding.
The Lake County times., 1917-08-17
u. S. NEEDS STENOGS.

The government is very much in
need of stenographers and the Ham
mond postmaster has been requested
to give publicity to that effect. Both
tvpists and stenographers are needed.
The Lake County times., 1917-08-17

32s 1896 Hruzenger. T, Box IS. Dyer.
$50 1907 Tolley, c.. 156 Russell ST.
Hammond.
331 2473 zieltnski, S.. 225 Cameron
st, Hammond.
SS2 1919 Korlin. E., 80 Kane ave,
Hammond.
83s 147o Marchka. c. S4s Ash St,
Hammond.
S34 645 Schmidt. H. ). 44s sibley st
Hammond
335 2135 VanDrumen, G.. MAYNARD
Road Highland Ind.
1886 1922 Veith, Harry. 414 Pine St.
s87 21s Mecke. U. 50 clinton i
sss $40 FRANKLIN. isl.la.'1 g. south Ham
mond. Ind
$50 1884 Thronton, +. Hammond.
$40 Sos4 Reichart. A. 6ss Price Pic
Hammond.
Sal $50 Dunray, Andy $40 Mass
ave, Hammond
S42 3245 Eckstein. H. 40 Sheffield az.
Hammond.
343 1928 Ratkowski. p. 513 An1es az.
Hammond
S44 1911 Frisk. D. o. S.. $50 Holman
st. Hammond
545 574 Buetner j. F. sol Logan ST
Hammond.
Sz6 1856 Hartman. W. s.. IS GostIla
St. Hammond
34F 2778 Skrzysek. P. A, 1875 John
son St, Hammond
34S 81 Mueller. c.. Hessville, Ind
849 1882 Honquest. T. e. 4s3 E State
ST. Hammond
$50 1927 Mueller. William, r. F. D.
Hammond.
35l 2o47 Lautenslager, W. H, 47 Rus
sell St. Hammond.
352 1895 Kunea. J.. 1os Columbia ave
Hammond.
353 S71l Clemens, S. p. 7os Holman
st, Hammond.
354 $3.50 Glover, p. r, 461 Oak ST.
Hammond.
555 2s17 Trakas, A, 351 Hickory ST.
Hammond.
356 274o Pokorski 4. 7, IS waltham
st. Hammond
557 ss1 Koenig. r.. 5s4 Summer St
Hammond.
35s 1888 Grose. H, 769 Claude St
Hammond.
$50 1875 Dordajak. J.. r. F. D. Ham
mond.
$50 1852 stallbohm. E. R. F. D.. Ham
mond,
3s1 1870 Criafg, A. 166 Sheffield ave,
Hammond.
362 1892 Gaibo, A Ia Dearborn St
Hammond.
863 1884 Paxton, J. H. p Zachaer
ave. Hammond.
3s4 1855 Pauley. Edward E, $50 Ash
st. Hammond.
365 1917 Pulkowski, F. 4s Company
House, Hammond.
s66 2577 Gossett, E. A, 141 E. State
ST.. Hammond.
367 TO Colt. E. PA Michigan ave.
Hammond.
36s $50 Sjramo. Mike. HeSsville. Ind.
$50 1870 Cox, VIM w, "a Russell ST,
Hammond
$40 207s Gregg. E. l.. SIT Claude st
Hammond
s71 677 Dibos. Ed. NJ. 1884 Holman
St. Hammond.
372 2119 Lyder, W A. 924 Erie st.
Hammond
373 1850 Vskovich. s. Forsythe ave.
Hammond
374 749 Curtis. A J.. 22s Lewis ST.
Hammond
375 1869 Campbell. F. E. $50 Hon
man ST. Hammond.
37S 1904 Nau Felix. 752 Walter st,
Hammond
377 $3.50 Kozik T. 17s Company
House, Hammond
S7s 1892 Rogardski. J.. 1s2 Towle st
Hammond.
37s 1896 Lawell. c. J.. $40 Cameron
ST. Hammond.
$50 275S Bassow. c. W. ar Summer
St. Hammond.
9S1 1868 Alexanderson. c.. 400 150th
St. Hammond.
$50 1909 Philips. n. 727 Walter ave
Hammond.
3S3 1868 Higginson, J.. "A Plummcr
ave. Hammond
Ss4 1911 Bopadopolos. A. 40 Nay St
Hammond
855 525 Drzewich. F., AZ Columbia
ave, Hammond.
586 ss42 Katzback H, S92 E. state
St. Hammond
3s7 1417 Sobooz F. 10 Company
House Hammond
sss 1874 Law. VIM. 424 May St
Hammond
$50 20S4 Spanier A.. 2s6 Truman ST.
Hammond
$50 2434 Payne, Fulton X. 7s7 Wal
ter St, Hammond.
1891 1870 Dankowski. NJ 159 Va
bash ave- Hammond.
1872 S0s7 Pocuchamski. F. ass Chica-
go ave, Hammond.
3aS $50 Noes. H, Post Office, Ham
mond.
S94 1S3 BIavawt. J.. 20s Huehn St
Hammond.
s95 s435 Hedinger. H. 95 state st.
Hammond.
s96 Sc Mclaughlin. j. G., Hessville
The Lake County times., 1917-08-17
PATTERSON
NEW CARY
TROLLE:R
Ex Prosecutor Made Heir
to Hfayoralty- Manlove
TO Works Board.
CHARGES IN
GARY CABINET

ComptEoner-James A. Patterson,
formerly prosecuting attorney, sue
oeedtag George MaRlove.
President OF Board of Public
wcrks-George H-anlove, succeeding
William fulton, vvhc res.gns.
other changes viii be made later.
The Lake County times., 1917-08-17
.ASTINE

TODAY = HAROLD LOCKWOOD
in a FIVE act feature
THE HIDDEN CHILDREN"
SATURDAY - JUNE ELvIDGE
in a FIVE act western feature
1.-THE PRICE OF PRIDE"
SUNDAY - BRYANT WASHBUR&
in a FIVE act feature
THE MAN THAT WAS AFRAID"
The Lake County times., 1917-08-17
FINED SO.

John Hamstra Roseland. was fined
$l2 in city court today for violating
city ordinance in driving a truck
over Calumet boulevard
The Lake County times., 1917-08-17
oR1oAGo GRAIN FUTURES.

WHEAT-Sept.. S2.oI.
CORN-May. S1.09% Dec. S1.12ia
OATS-May. 57zc: Sept, 5434c; Dec
54sSc.
The Lake County times., 1917-08-17
Resunla in Septemher.

Noon-day Chamber OF Commerce
luncheons VIII be resumed the mid
Gle or September. according TO Jesse
7. Wilson, president of the associa-
ton. TODAY.
The Lake County times., 1917-08-17
Reason Not Given.

Il have no reason to give out for
making the changes said the mayor.
''WiIl there be any more changes?"
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-09-06
JUDGE GRANTS
SOME RELIEF TO
LAUNDRY MEN

Mind rises above matte accord
ing 20 an official d.rrra ~ Judge
Hally. Ia 7he cregl rcaIt Tire
court sc'tl5d fn GYern thlch
has been puzziiug SAGE and prroeo.
pfers Tor eorturie- rlne-tav
morning i Wae Ia hr nut t.u
case brought by inc psr an Lam.
dry AGAINST George - wr'guo arl
p Isl Robinson Robin son ea
merry q driver tor thn islndr ~
Gently he Cult and established
laundry ~ his own IN which b ni.
ployed NeWstune. Who HfeO af 90
former emplofe ot the paI4an ~
the years that De mon worked tar
The Partisan fh"y worked - iot q
customers ANA these ttcl took to
their own laundr' Tile nuucia u
originally asked prevented ht
men from using lisf 90 cufomor
Of the laundry which bad 1pl0se d
them ia soliciting trade
clyuc & Webster elected fo he
circuit bench last Nfing. appeared
for The enloined men Ftdnf .lsy.
and asked the court to modn ihr
Injunction Judge Haif ~iira faat
the men should b. enioined from u--
ing written or printed lsi 90 Gus
toners Of the laundry bar that 1ev
could solicit trade from such cus-
toners a. they could remember. 20
long as they did not refer 10 tie
list which was The confidential rrop-
erty of toe Partisan Laundry.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-09-06
ARCEN INA
PARALYzED
BY STRIKES
Workers Seek To Bet
ter Conditions and
Wages
By tHARLbS 2 eTEW4RT

star c0rrespondsRt United Press
BUENOs AIRES sept s-All Az
gentfna faced utter p>ralvsis q IN
dustrg today r stri>ss T-e Froupt
surrender to srrikers demands
made b The Central Argentine ran-
way, recently has resulted ia en
coaraging la5o~ers IA many ndus-
tries thvuogt Tho countrs ~ 4tsmp
An Improvement In heir deplorahle
condition. a. 20 wages aud lo1rs
Of work
1be government has dispatched
Two stlploads ~ marlue- ard hlGe
Jackets 20 AVe.lareda 20 reinforce
guard protecting rae teet 4nIals
supplying Buenos AIRES wlfh cleo
trlclty The sam. circuits give cur
rent 70 Tho cry stt~ei railway -fs
tern. on which q strike BIAS already
scored wlihdra7 al ot half Tho cars
Fog- hundred naval -rokars are
operating tte eierf-.c lgAf plant
itself owing fo rm0afhetic .ft.z.
81 hrem r here
Other trade r Rhtc1 s-r kos arr
either On 90 s-out to 20 declared
tod.F ncllteg 1tel- markst men.
carpenter. mi.rIfh'- and new ven
ders In rianr instances they are
nationwide mcveMen.
kmpiCF -
ciac and Ce---e Cordoba railways
folar IOir xflnr~. efoal r
q silkn S4t move Hl9 tic ug
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-09-06
Here Is TrSt Contribution
Of Detroit To NeU National Arniy

Arfrrette-st John Bort 80 ls,o
Bear. teu-st Walter Monroe -
sins A. ~ ~ \ rron ~ 1888
DIVISION NJ. y.
frrt r sheri dan ~ tr Dfrs-
rtar~nce R tsot Nr f1r
ifrr-..s y Weah y ass Wood
Vard-avr Russell w riNon So 9
Bu-lIrEH-N-sve Charles Wasseil
~ tsrarette-blvd Brace N
Wadehouser sdtlisr hotr Rtr0n ~
- tr 81 ~ Forest west .i1r
COZ * NacEdwara ~ cans ~
0ee George l. SCI ~
p Eg-ft l.ogis y ~hIeits
81 el-st. west John = No~t ~ N
- gh-st west North nigh
ave- w y Coleman " sss casa
ave LAY Edward Fauikr~r - q
r.'erbo-c-st R0h-rt X Grant ~
-t-or1 ~ css twenty I'd 49,
u Johnson 1Ea SivtN-s' Erred A
r Y iAis ~ 10 Hrrry-st pinsld
- Hot~l stAtler chss IS Kas-
f~r " ColuwhtA-At vest i.eo y
Rl~7mu No. IL pak-~-st i{arry
RaSsr ia willia-st wat p
blackwell 40 fsS Cass-Ava y =
p rsons No - Dsv-nport-sve = X
Beatty No. sS5 Peterhoro-
DIVISION no. T.
william 4 Schiller Nathsr 5al'rr
Tatrick . Brl>u. Thos Conner E-d 81
9alsr0 SeT Kleir. John p T0rn 81 n
= Nsks Chss Parke- waite MAJ
karas Lloyc . smith 1crr q l~f
Earry Dickey. wm. II Bowman
Silver X Parrish Roy Gillette Ian e
? Murphy Chas y F-trow John
M4hrr ~ts-f~v G. Sssrv rhss
OIFara roeeph Dfert-h yvUfred
G;astsfson Jacob Aronson. sidney ~
LAKht Robert " Rivers samuel san
tier1a1. Elmer A Afur1ley Eariyw MO
% Hgpp DAVE Hat cha 81
Price
DIVISION No. 5.
~ 2 l. Jackson 70 80 Phnade
phis-ave vest " y LAndsdsle ~
az T7irdst John 4 Davis VI 2f3
r irest George Z Dcnahre No --t
rrfh-st Wilhur p smith NJ ear
r -fh-st ? Q Conan las Forest
ave wes, Alfred " Dittrich. NJ t-
kIr 1y-ave NeEt Arthur Turner. No
az Mer~tck-Ave Owen HAYES "
- Putnam II . Aiken. 70 30
Futzarn-a&e william Furlonz ~
$40 Fourth-st, william n Lur. so
= Farnsw 0rth-are Lamott Have q
kate No $50 West Bethunesf
Grover = wulford No iss Howard
81 stafford A Francis 10 40 So
ond-st CllTord G Taylor so
Bstnuns-st Charles ~ Grace. Nc
80 congress-st Clarence 81 "ort
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-09-06
LABORGIVES
ITS PLEDGE
Of FEALTY
Alliance For Democ-
racy Draws Patriots
To Minneapolis
NEW SOCIALIST
PARTY NOT ISSUE
Socialists In Attend
ance Will Act indie
pendently

POLLS SEPT : Leaders
~ Uncle sam industrial army ret
here Wednesday to pledge anew their
feaity - fhe government and esN
IL return greater economic eHeienc,
ard recognition 81 lsoor
The Alliance Ger Labor and ~
-locracy- which represents The mi
noa- - loyal Workers In tsIs coG-
t- opeued ID, frs annual conyen
gor at ~ O'Clock. .n IRE Nlnne1po-
H> a3t -orHn
We p- Umlnsrs conferences. me
dc eEa have pledged urwavering
supper. tu the governments va
frograu 20 resistance o. reaction
ary encroarhr err anon tree speech
10 tree press 10 greater economic
effci4acg during tb~ Uar. which NAV
mean put.1C ownership ot railway 81.
mines ard telegraph and telephone
lines and 60 recognition u labor
and hose Sociali-flc factions which
have been loyal &C. THO government
when terms O, peace Arc discussed
r r. Han president ~ ne Mime
sofa Federation - Labor introduced
Gov S--nelisf and John Lind no ne
frre public safety cour.ise on who
V@ coined 'ae delegates
FranE = Ne .t former ehairTs \
af The fedora. Industrial relation
com mission, vas made temporary
chairman Samuel Comper- presi-
dent OF The American Federation "
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-09-06
Rush Men TO France Training Front
MOnmRN
TO WIN THIS WAR, SAYS STAFF CORRESPONDENT LYON

lies between British and Germans.
and between French and Germans
In most cases the number % Ger
man machines engaged compares
faNoraAly With thc opposition
And n must not be- forgotten that
IN the air GERMANY rs trying 10 cope
with hoth the French and the Brit
ish Who have gone in strong for air
service
While Gcrmu> understands that
u would be a terrible blow to her
armies. were she 60 De- driven from
the air. she has still greater fear
OF America sending thousands and
thousands az fast aircraft into
France
That is that the American ma
chimes might make 20 possible FOR
the allios to opcr UP lanes" of air
travel into fhs heart OF Germany
Germans can already picture Der
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-09-06

NJ aga ,t r.,,, V.r
p..., y Ia -.-....s ~
l,,un 4, Nir,,.- p.f-t~-. ~
I-~.a 49, s.t r,,-4
division No.
nIt ac0 W ha- ordered ahe fol-
WINS man o.. -......-. .-,.... ,-......
l"lS wee" N'"fs' Nnlf $40
jefferson frhn b Wilson $50.
.f45 Russeu-s, NIX. Pgln.r ",
leaS RIva-ds lfftr N,tr.ts N
ans Afrf.f-sr l,dvs-1 p,.,, -,
e-t s. ,pana :, rnhr s 81 4sa
t.4rlarrn-a,. g.,~. f,4r,, ~,
s.E Innrf4 T,.ls pr..nr \, IS
Rrsf,st Ahrahaw .,,r..n 30
800 East rffrh IN -s... .tttr,vsil NJ
Sc TNman-.1 Nike f,,us,rvItr N
ft-s Rltar4..t Mo -shrr " ISL
-rhe-asrs =, rbr veo-bI.s ~
ftSr Rusa~lf.st - .,a,r -p,crf 10
a. Braet a. N.rter Its.. So 80
Yf,. r8-. r.. NGts X, az b
ira-~~r ave AIt-.a pat-h \, fns ;.
ffiah-s Terrtr r-n ~. &, ratS-
erfrr-s. George rFgun ~ 50
lTarue--avl varto .'rrra Is
Hfeh-st ~t.wa-t Thomas NJ 400
US r-t .~rA ped-sn ~ krs.
k1N fTuruts Nir1is y 80 So
~ Vra Vtafa 30 1as Ease ~on
g-ess waite S-ruarfrzkt No ss4
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-09-06

lin and other important centers be.
ing bombed hy American a,iators
and their own aYiators pow crless
TO interfere.
II America viii hurry the air
plane Ne are hearing so much
about over here in France. Wr who
ere az tho front can easily imagine
most OF the German population "dlg
gins themselves in" or hiding IN
their cellars from American bombs
Civilian Germany hasn't seen inc
horror of War on German soil as
The French and Bclsiaus 1--we seen
b. on t.hir soil, so thr coming OF
thousands az urplanes would jar tho
Germans into state OF mind where
thny would quickly demand poa,v
Nrn. guns and airplancs
ihcy'rp tle frilmlritc from
America that can hurr, peace
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-09-06

The long suspension OF hOstilities
on no Russian front. due 90 interna
tionM disturbances. enabled Ger
many 20 release large numbers 81
boz eastern front airplanes and 90
.H~ 40 hcm 90 the western from
fhe result az this sniff has won
dcrWb Improved the German air
service IN France, according 20 "A.
rerts who nave heen studying this
branch 81 The war game
Th, c experts viii tell YOU hat
control of he sir on the western
front j. now practically q standon
between Germany and he allies
Before z left America. the public
haG come 20 believe tha, the allies
rad tir.ustN blinded" The Ger
mans in France thru a superiority
ln rcrlfr
Thar Was nrobat, true ~ ma
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-09-06
Save the Babies

INFANT MORTALITY something fht We hardly realize that of all
the children born civilized countries twenty-five
die before they reach than one-t before
they are FIVE, and one-half before they are fifteen!
We not hesitate that timely Castoa would
of these lives Neither do hesitate many nant
deaths oned the narcotic Drops nc and sh
sold for chdren complaints morphine
They considerable quantities. deadly psons In quantity they supply
td circulation and lead congeson Sickness DEATH There danger
the Ca fit bears the signature of Chas Fletcher contains
0 narcotics Of Kind.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-09-06
SURGEONS WILL
INSTRUCT FOP WAR

nIcAG9 Sept Tho part ur
geor are 20 pia thon America q
1t' ouel army refches Europe VII
ubse-t n lectures and elm *
rhrn f1e ghfh annual clinic con
gre. of Grreons 0f Sorfh America
bold hore Nff - 10 -
trai the most noted SUR
gro1 ~ fhe allied sruie Vli give
fi0a 1 800 latest des elop
men nat tmc surgery ABOUT
geo delegates arc expected
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-09-06
Detroit German Declared
Enemy; Ordered informed

Karl schlerel. chief bockkeep.r
tor 10 La1hoT Roller Mil works
No 81 henest IS IN Tho county
jail undcr arrest on he urdol ot
Pres den Wilson Ne has -heen held
fn bc IN undesirable alien enems
and has been ordered nterned dur
inR 'ht period OF The war He neg
lecfcd 20 apply Tor a permit ~ ~
n,rln IN q war zons and h. sai1
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-09-06
Flint Mar Arrested ncr.

James pachut. q years old. want
4 y Flint On u charge ~ ASSAULT
vltN intent 20 XII sas arrested.
Tuesday night In Detroit. by Detec.
i've ODonnell and nas taken back
q Flint Wednesday morning BY
'nder Sheriff sur