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The Detroit times., 1917-05-15
GRAIN MEN
PUT BAN ON
GAMBLING

CHICAGO. May To- Representa-
tiyes OF nine American ana Canadian
grain exchanges decided a; a meet.
ing here today TO recommend 10
their respective boards that the
maximum prices recently sct in all
wheat futures he continued until
further notice" and that trading be-
restricted to liquidation ~ existing
contracts
II was also decided 70 recommend
continuance OF the maximum prices
in MAY corn and May oats The or
ganizations represented az This pre-
Iminary meeting were the Mime.
apois chamber OF commerce, ST
ouis Merchants Exchange, Kansas
CITY board OF trade Omaha grain
exchange. New York produce eX.
change, Duluth board OF trade, To.
ledo produce exchange. Winnepeg
grain exchange and Chicago board
of trade
The Detroit times., 1917-05-15
Second Inning.

WNSHTNGTON Young throw ouf
Rice. smith singled past Burns.
Morgan SINGLED thru tuvrlesk .e.
smith stopping a. sftono. Nu~mith
walked. ntlinC tho bases. Cavcleskf o.
was taken ont and Iauss. REPLACED
him cane walked on fouI pitched
balls. forcing smith in Johnson also
was passed sending Morgan lr
Iudc- beat an inheld single. scoring
Ainsmlth. Foster 0ied 60 Bush. who
held tho runners. Milan singled uI
Nitts mitth scoring Crane bau7+
was taken out and N0uch replaced
him Rice doubled 60 LEFT. scDriuE
Johnson. Judge and Milan. Smith
was out Burns 90 Couch seven
runs i've hits. no error.
DETROIT BURNS singled 90 right
witt HIT handNy tn tho place Spencer
Foster Co Judge. Nitt reaching sr.-
oud Johnson threw out Couch. SEQ
nm two hLia- mo- nrrnr-
The Detroit times., 1917-05-15
NOTRE DAME CLUB
TO DINE MEMBERS
CALLED TO WAR

Tho University of Notre Dame
club will give a farewell dinner in
tho Hotel Statler Tuesday evening
May 10. for its members who leavc
This week for Fort sheridan out
of a membership Of l25 this club
has contributed ie mon tQ Detroit S
quota Tho committee hs arranged
tor "a patriotic session in thc hofe.
rarlor- to- follow the dinnrf, .yv'rfen
will be- served in tho grill room az
II O'Clock Tho annual election OF
officers will also take place.
The Detroit times., 1917-05-15
Fifth Inning.

WASHINGTON -Ainsnith singled
10 ltft Crane out 10 Burns unas-
sisted on a ground hall Johnson fied
90 Nltt Judge got his tlird hit a
smash to center. iieilman let ~ Eo
thru him aud Judge came all the
,taf home ou the -rlpr. driving smith
l ahead 90 him Foster went out TO
l.t.t .tnuu Two runs, two hits. one
.rrHr
DETROIT Bush Gied 20 hSanks.
Young singled 20 right. cobb hit 20
center FOR base Neach hit thru
crane. fUng tho bases Young scored
uu IIeilman's sacrifice q 20 hSanks
Hnd cobb took third Burns was
bit hN a pitched ball. hlling tho
sacks Witt HE'D 10 hSanks. one
nm flren lLtH no crror
The Detroit times., 1917-05-15
Louisville Results

First race Ftur furlonEs Proft,
Hty l12 GOOSE, SIS g. 20 tteH
won Nonntido f12 tkirolr.t g.
$3.50 second p1zzo - 0fuFphVl
e. f1 third. Time. 50 p.tr Lu
Neunic's Sister Sasa Ntfrv Amtii'p.
Dr.iro. jean k. Eda Hermann HHi
Katherine Francis also ram
Second race-SlX furInnge Jer r-
,G. i03 rHoaRl. s104S0 So so flt ~.
won. Ben fIampsnu 900 fgoos.
Sf2u s. 40. second Mas star 4H
lWIngheidD. S4f0 thIt Ttr.
1915 10 Bert Williams Ruth Wah'a
NacNnnde Nab outaf ari SIceurr
also ran
The Detroit times., 1917-05-15
GUARDS NOT
SUBJECT TO
The DRAFT

Members OF the national guard OF
Michigan who are now subject To
the call OF Presldt mt Wilson and
those who have enlisted in any OF
the military forces are not re
CURED 10 register nder the selec-
tive draft bill
This was hui one OF many qucs.
tions cleared up by the draft con
troll boards OF Detroit and Wayne
county. in conference with repre-
sentatiyes OF Gov sleeper and the
state military board in The mayors
office. Tuesday morning
The Detroit times., 1917-05-15
ROME REPORTS GAIN ON WIDE FRONT
HINDENBURG ASSUMES OFFENSIVE;
U.S.. FEARS Big TEUTON BACK
R a C. Z: s:
DevOnshire Results
Scratches.

Scratches.
second race. Mcelogene, Frank
Coleman. sister Emblem.
Third race Martre.- Clumsy Kate
JaV Thummel
Fourth race Hawthorn.
tIfth race Greenwood.
sixth race Handiemar. Prim Hsr-
rs Pin Money
seventh race Ash can Ettas
Charm llnalce, Taptivy
First Race furlongs Sam Pick
ctt. itI tPIckensl. $3.50. $40, t2.90.
won. LadH Berger l05 tMolesworth) .
SIS 20. SEQ second. pal Acton. ioT
tNolsteuholml. ST. third. Time,
~ 1-5. Little Menard. Nelrose. Hat
tie CroNton trguchv. E'oenezer. TIP
po Sahih. Howard Bland, Iris T. and
Euth Stathcr1 also ran.
second race 5ig rurlongs Hazel
nHt I01 tGourleyl, sti. $3.50 SS.40.
wun PiunFer lO2 (CoreyJ. $3.50.
500 second Ponce de- Leon. I07
DpirkensJ 81 90. third. Time 100 3-5
PICK Again. nr Prathcr. kestrel
EIlctta. Dyson. cash Up. Kiposta
~ mora and SlEnorcttc also ran.
Third racc-SlN furlongs Rose
mary. los Cta smith. $3.50. si.6O
S. 6o. won carl Roberts. le3 tJohn-
soul. s. 30. 81 second Dash. los
tf kensl. $40. third. Time. 1915 as
Elton SWyth. laca Moss Fox. Tom
caro-. Massenet. PauhachapL PrIvct
P"tal. Gordon Roberts and Birka also
ran
The Detroit times., 1917-05-15
Fourth Inning.

WASHINGTON Milan out. Young
o. burns Couch threw out Rice.
smith doubled 20 center. HeilmRn
was under Morgan fiy. No run, one
1tt mo- error
DETROIT Shanks replaced Milan
johnson threw out VIE Spencer
doubled 20 The foft field wall Couch
.ued 20 hSanks. who doubled Spencer
.t second 20 Morgan No rum. one
The Detroit times., 1917-05-15
TO PACIFY
IRELAND READY

LONDON. May l5 Premier
lIoydGcotgo VIII transmit terms Of
settlement Of the Irish question
devised by tho government 20 Irish
leaders tomorrow Chancellor % iht
E1cheuuer Eouar Law announced
u rhs house 0f commons today
Wha the government proposals
lor settlement are were not dis
closed by Ronar Law iia said the
premier would outline them in 10.
tail In a speech 70 the house OF
commons on Monday.
The Detroit times., 1917-05-15
POLICE OFFICER
KILLED BY TRAIN

Police Lieut. Samuel Marquardt
in charge of the police garage. was
instantly killed Tuesday afternoon
when struck by q Michigan Central
passenger train M the Sevenmilc
road crossing lie was testing q
new motorcycle His body was bad.
ly mangled Marquardt leaves a
widow and one son. three years old.
Al 40 sos Scyburn-ave lie was a
nephew Of Police Supt Ernst Mar
quardt.
The Detroit times., 1917-05-15
First Inning.

WASTiiNGTON Judge 1fed to Cobb
near Tho fnul line Bush threw oui
Fostet Burns TOOK am extra bt.r
Llt from Milan hy great ope-haud
catch ~ his line drive $50 run. uu
hit. no errors
DETROIT Johnson throw uI
Buen Young dropped "a single rr
tween smith aud the foul line cobb
doubled to the scoreboard sending
Young homo Neoch fouled tu Ius-
tor. lfeilman grounded Co johnson.
one run. Two hits no error
The Detroit times., 1917-05-15

Brgsilon has been r"ncally re-
garded a. the most notable ~ an the
Russian generals Tie was in M
ruand ~ Russla's most successful oi-
f.nsive that by which The Austrians
were driven out ~ Trzmyrl
"a. has been in command of RUS
sias southca. ferr army since lasl
June
ProsumabIy bis resignation and
thai ~ General 6oHrks. di-tsIpn
commando 100 Gaitrta. t. due 10
exactly tho same CAUSES Af ih'r'
which brought about the rrsi gnhiiuu
earlier in tho week of Minister -
War Gutehko0 ana General Nofuli"H.
cotnmandnnf ~ tho P'trnErad Eat-
rtson-rrfuanI fo continue ion charge
OF the army whit" hompcrrd tN
workmcns and soldiers committee
orders
Rrusiloo's re..rua t'on may bc c"n-
sidcrcd sAcrtdiuElr serious as indi-
eating Tho wIthdrowal from tho army
of ono ~ lfe most talented mtiiiafA
commnnder-
PETROGRAD. May Formal
appeal was made by the council of
soldiers and workmen to socialists
in Austria and Germany not 10 per
nit Teutonic soldiers 'to become
execuiionors Of the Russian reyolu.
tlonary dynasty Tho proclama
tion likewise appealed 10 socialists
Of tho world not 20 permit the
triumph Of imperialism
The message read
Austrian and German Socialists.
The Russian rcvolutlonary demoeracH
appeals t0 YOU You cannot permit
your government troops tn bFfntii'
the eVccutioners Of Russian liberty
you cannot allow your government to
take advantage of the JOY among
Russia army over their newly
ouired liberty and fraternity 90 hurl
troops into tine west front hatil" q"
crust Trnurr thCu Russia
Afterward they VIII crush YOU and
international proletariat Ira the grip
We arNeal 10 aIl Socialists. neutral
and hellIEerent. 90 not lot imperial
Ism triumph
Nav tho international rroletariat
achieve tho peace the Russian reVo-
tuition proclaimed
In order 90 unite tho proletariat
,rorts wc have decidcd TO convokc IN
conference all Socialists groups the
proletarlnt OF all countries
The appeal 10 The Tcutonic social
lists followed an exhortation 10 the
soldiers OF the Russian army to
continue active warfare against the
Germans. and tho appointment OF
n committee 20 confer with the pro
visional authoritios for Tho purpose
OF perfecting coalition govern
ment.
Evidences were multiplying today
that the various factions. realizing
the common danger were drawing
together into something like unit
ed front
The Detroit times., 1917-05-15
Third Inning.

WASUINGTON Morgan was out
Bush 90 Burns. Ainsmith died over
the same route. Crane walked ifh-
out having strike called 0n h.m-
Johnson sinEled thru Bush and Crane
went Go third. Judge sins girl Co.. cru-
ter. scoring crane Foster grounded
e. Witt. who touched third. forcing
Johnson. one run. two hits. ua er-
.ror.
DETROIT Morgan throw ont Bush.
Young walked cobb 0fcl fa Rice.
Yeah singled 90 contfr. Lehman
htt 600 conter. HCor ms NounE fostrr
threw ont Burne ono run twH tIta.
no error
The Detroit times., 1917-05-15
.9OPERISH IN
TORPEDOING
OFSTEAMER
Sinking of Britis S h
Liner AboSsO Is
Made Public

NEW YORK, May l5 Ninety
lives were lost on April "a In the
torpcdoing Of the 7.7s2-ton British
liner Abosso. of Fastnet, according
TO stories OF passengers here today
irons Europe
Tho ship WAS t0rpcdood without
warning t0rtysix passengers were
lost and 40 Of the crew
The Abosso was unable 20 stop
her engines after the German tor
pedo struck and the hull smashed
into three o., he lifcboats. crushing
those aboard or drowning them she
was bound IRON Nigeria TO Liver
pool
According 10 The version brought
here the Abosso was steaming 800
miles south of Fastnet ON the night
Of April "a About @ O'Clock look
out saw lights ahead Almost imme.
diatclf af,orward Tho torpedo ex-
ploded against the ships side. 40
submarine was sighted then or
later
The Abosso was armed and fitted
with wireless An admiralty patrol.
summoned by wireless picked up the
survivors within i5 minutes and
landed them in Liverpool
Thomas W Cooper. 6f Watonga.
Oklahoma passenger and Louis
yillo VI Gobous. OF New York. a
member OF the crew, were among
those saved
More than a week ago the London
Chronicle printed story demand
ing to know why the British ad-
mlralty concealed the torpedoing Of
a certain big ship with loss OF
some 40 lives" The Chronicle prob
ably referred 70 tho AbOsso.
Travellers here We're also authority
for ncws OF the sinking OF the Brit
ieh steamer Oswald. from Pensacola
10 Liverpool az Q m. April ca
There was no warning OF the sub
marines approach The senior wlrc
less officer was drowned. but the
other Of the 60 aboard were saved
including Arthur Ferguson. Of her
wick. Maine. an American surgeon.
Another U-boat victim OF which
word was received here today was
the British sailing ships Arethusa.
bound from Gulfport, Miss.
The Detroit times., 1917-05-15
Nationals Bench COvie
And DauSS;; Hang Up
7 Runs in Second
Inning / ? A 6
Wash. @ 7 O 2 |
Det. | 0 | o |


NAV1N FIELD. May i5--Nalter
johnson pitched against Tho Tiger
today He mounted the slab. with
The determination 10 make % good
Job Of his task today. because hr
had been beaten his last tour times
out and because hc haze r0' won
game In Detroit since la15 Mi
hc Mitchell and Harry CNeie.kie
warmed up for Detroit ami Coycles
kie drew the job ol bathing walter
About 5000 fans SAW the game
The Detroit times., 1917-05-15
THE WEATHER

Detroit and dvicinity-Tuesdny y ntR bt
mud Wednesday fairs warmer We'd
nerdayT moderate. variable winds
mostly northwest.
Lower MichIERn--FaIr Tuesday
night aud wednesday, except in the
extreme southeast portions Medncs-
dny fair and warmer.
Upper Iakes--Gcntie 10 moderate
shifting winds becoming southeriy
fafr Tuesday night md Mcdnesday
warmer tonight except over western
superior.
Lower Inkcs-Noderate variable
windst fair and warmer Tuesday
night and "Wednesday.
Highest temperature this date In
the pRst 90 years, 50 IN igOOI lowe ~
- In 1895.
The Detroit times., 1917-05-15
Sixth Inning.

NASiINGTON Dyer replaced Bush
at. short Shanks doubled over third.
-tanks scored hwen Rice singled TO
enter Neach got smiths fly. Rice
WAS cut stealing. Nele 10 Young
uyer threw ont Morgan. ono run
fWp hits no error
The Detroit times., 1917-05-15

one sear nRo todRy-IiiEhcst teus-
pernturr, 51G lowest. s2g mean. G2t
parity cloudy weather with - tuch
of rain.
The sun sets Tuesday ~ Ttfs y. M.
and rises WedHesdRy 90 $50 a.. ~.
The moon rises "Wednesday at 2i22
n. N.
The Detroit times., 1917-05-15

NEW YORK. May IA torpedo
cred by German submarine at the
White Star liner Baltic, April 19.
missed the great, liner by a bare
10 feet according 20 Information oh
tanned today from travellers in New
York
The Detroit times., 1917-05-15
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

BOSTON
tIpNeland ~ % o
batteries Ruth and ACnew
tormhc and ONell Tmpircs Mo
"ormuck and Connolly.
The Detroit times., 1917-05-15
ABLEST RUSSIAN FIELD
GENERAL QUITS POST AS
GOVERNMENT TOTTERS
Signs Indicate People
Are Beginning TO
Realize Peril

PETROGRAD, May l5.--Generais
Brusilon and Gourks rendered their
designations today They have not
yet been accepted.
The Detroit times., 1917-05-15
DETROITER SHOT
BY SENTINEL

KEENF.. y. r.. May 15- Speed.
Ing for medical aid for a victim of
an automobile accident, Fred Wat
kns. travelling salesman from De
troit. Mich, failed to obey the com
mand OF a sentry 10 haltFoday Tho
sentry fred four shots. one taking
effect IN Watkins neck Watkins is
In a critical condition.
The Detroit times., 1917-05-15

LONDON. May i5-Germany
launched a concerted counterattack
on both tho French and British
fronts today 'of such force as TO
suggest almost seueral counter.
offensive movement
The attacks were repelled for the
most part but both the British and
tho French forces were compelled
to relinquish Insignificant bits Of
ground
Field Marshal Haig's report De.
allied a tremendous German bonn
bardmeut % tho positions his troops
nave gained on ne H.ndenourg line
and particularly az Builacourt. fol
lowed by attacking waves.
There was heavy dghtng In the
northern part n he village the
British commauder.iu-chief frankly
-,ated British advanced posts had
been forced back short dis.
tance
The French ono al report showed
violent bombardment Of Gen. Nj.
,clc's recently gained positions on
the Chemin des Danes ladies
Highway, and powerful German
attack over wide from, near Ia
BouveIle The assault was repulsed
by machine gun Ere except IN one
spot where a small advance trench
vas occupied
Other attacks reported In ths
French war Office statement ind'cat.
ed the tremendous scope of the
German counteroTensive movement
at Fifain. north of CtaCnne. EAST
o' Hiii los. northeast or AubSrive
attacks being reported They were
declared uaucccssfri hy he on.
cial statement
The Detroit times., 1917-05-15
Russ Inactivity Gives
Hindenburg Chance
To Mass Troops :
BRITISH ADMIT
SLIGHT FOE GAINS

BERLIN (Via Lendon), May
15.-German forces storned and
captured 81. Berthe farm, east
Of Fort Mallnason, near Monchy,
todsy's official statement decfAr-
ed. English attacks around
Monchy were broken down In an
annlhilsting fire.
The Detroit times., 1917-05-15

ROME, MAY 15.-Itsly's general
offensive is apparently well under
way
The oficial statement from the
war ofhce today declared:
From Tolmino TO the sea our AZ
tillery fire was intense Our infan
try attacked and made considerable
progress in the PLAYA area, on the
slopes OF Mount Cucco and on the
hills 70 the west OF Gorilla and ver.
lojblzza
The infantry action continues"
the statement added and onr ar.
tillery and trench mortsrs are
checking the enemy Many prison.
ers are beginning TO arrive back OF
the lines
There was considerable aerial
activity"
The Detroit times., 1917-05-15
nENoN.nInE nACEs

FIRST race At $50 Special char
tered steamers leave Bates et dock.
loot of.v oofward- ave. AZ 10 s0. 10
and o. Detroit time. cunnnr ting
Win Michigan central train AZ Wind
enr Hound trip fare from Detroit o.
track 5uc Association pays Tho Doc
Uar tax Adv.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.
DEvoNsuIRT RNCrs

MnN I'm 70 INIn.
First race ~ . 30. Special charter
cog steamers leave Bates-st dock. foot
Of WoodwRrd-Bvc. az 1870 I.io and
d 40 Detroit time connecting with
Michigan Central train at Windsor.
Round trip fare from Detroit 20
track. soc Association pays the CSC
war tnN.--Adv.
The Detroit times., 1917-05-15

JOIN OIR WAR BoND CLJR
81 weekly pavments buys q bond.
PesIrsuIar stste nank-Adv.
The Detroit times., 1917-05-15

rTiutire-the pIstn neat kind--that
u rirht--Tfucs JOb Dept.-Matn 4S1a.
The Detroit times., 1917-05-15
~ We q KILLER

Ru WEBB r. NfLLER
star t0fresnondcni mied Prsss
WASHINGTON. May i5-Msrn-
bers or the general stan Of the srmv
believe Germany is planning one
The Detroit times., 1917-05-15

Not an Idle word In The Times
Not an eyetaSing line in The Times
Not a dollar.hlehing sd. In The Times
The Detroit times., 1917-05-15

NOD AN'N TNpFRATI ms
Bisbee daily review., 1917-02-11
LILLIAN GISH LEADS COMPANY IN LATEST
 TRIANGLE OFFERING
"Diane of the Follies" Is Name of Unique Story of the Theatre Which will Appear Tonight at the Central.

One of the peculiar features of Diane of the Follies," which appears for today only at the Central theatre, Lowell. the new Triangle-Fine Arts picture starring Lillian Gish, is the fact that the scenes are laid in two locations"
 A theatre, comprising stage, dress ing rooms and auditorium. and the home of young millionaire provide the entire setting of the play It is interesting ro note that the latter set, showing four rooms, covered more floor space than three ordinary theatre stages.
 The Majestic theatre. in Los Ange- les, gave the proper environment for Miss Gish's interpretation of Diane, the chorus girl, while a severe but rich and beautiful dining room, draw ing room, library and boudoir were especially constructed and furnished to provide the home surroundings for the gay and frivolous wife of the psychologist-milliona
 Sam de Grasse, as Phillips Christy. the young husband. portrays the thor ough aristocrat task of attempting to bring his chorus girl wife to his own exalted social position in order to de- monstrate his pet theory that environ ment is tine answer to culture.
 Lillian Langdon is the sister of Phil lips Christy. who maintains an air of coldness and deliberation maddening to Diane, the breezy, free-spirited crea- ture, who like a butterfly fits about the great house and gradually drifts back to her old associates of the thea tre
Bisbee daily review., 1917-02-11
TWO SACKS OF BEER, LOTS OF BOOZE AND
 TWO MEN NABBED
County and City Officers Ar rest H. A. Evans and Tim Hodson in Raid on Brewery Gulch House Last Night.

City and county officers raided a house on Brewery Gulch last night. confiscated about 150 bottles of whis- key, more than two gunny sacks filled with beer and placed H. A. Evans and Tim Hodson in the county jail here to answer to charges of bootlegging. The raid was made by Night Sergeant Kempton, Deputy Sheriffs Red" Gan non and Bert Policy, Officer NJ. E.. Shelton and Billy Braketield, of Low ell. The house in which the men and booze were found had been watched for the previous four nights by Shel- ton until the latter was confident that a large amount Of booze was being sold in the place.
 Just before the raid last night, the officers say, they stopped man who had just left the house after purchas- ing a two-dollar bottle of booze. Every place where there is the slightest su- spicion that booze is being sold is be- ing closely watched by both police and deputy sheriffs and the officers are confident they will soon scare every bootiegger out of Bisbee.
Bisbee daily review., 1917-02-11
MOVIE VILLAIN SURE
 10 WIN IN THE END
Bad Man of Fox Photoplay "The Mischief Maker"
 Gets Even With Hero.

"Tll get you yet, you hero cried John Reinhard. after the new William Fox pflotoplay, The Mischief Maker" which plays again today at the Royal theatre, was completed. He referred merely to Harry Benham, who plays opposite June Caprice in the picture.
 See that man there?' Reinhard said to a bystander, pointing to Ben ham. Well, he has always beat me in the end. though I know that I'm better man than he is. It's the irony of fate that forces that fellow to use his poor strength on me. I'll get him yet"
 Fate has really been ironical with Benham and Reinhard. They have acted five or six photoplays together. and. as Reinhard said, in every one of them he had to submit to drub- ping at the hands of the hero. Such is the penalty paid by villain.
 The Eternal Villain.
 Strange as it may seem, Reinhard has had villainous intentions through most of his life. His earliest ambi- tiOn was to become a chemist and he acknowledges. in confidential mo- ments, that he harbored this ideal for the express purpose of learning how to blow up some of the persons he did not like.
 Finding that the laboratory offered tCo many chances of being caught, Reinhard changed his mind and his career, and began the study of law \ legal light, he knew, could find loop holes where other men say stone walls. But the work was too confin- ing, and did not allow play for the young mans fine voice. So he de- serted, and turned to the stage.
 Then began noted musical comedy career, in which the actor played lead ing parts with Tt Happened in Nord- land" About Town" The Girl Be- hind the Counter" Algeria" Miss Innocence" Madame Sherry and several other successes.
 About this time musical comedy be. gan to get light and humorous, and 'ii' ipi' VI Aii' iOoL d Sltdl utdi of it's evil value. The films were beck. oninS. Movie villains and magnificent roles got enormous salaries.
 John Rcinhard switched.
 That k how he came to be playins tho heavy in The Mischief Maker" He got plenty of opportunity to dis play his Villainy there