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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-17
SEARCH FOR LOST
ARMY AIRMEN
AT LAST BEGUN

CAI.EXlCO. Cal Jan To-day
the United State army really be-
gan SIS search FOR Lleut-col. Bishop
and Lieut. Robertson. army avia.
tors, missing FOR week. The
esleory OF the ayiators is that Bishop
and Robertson were forced 90 de-
acenl by lnck o. gasoline.
To-day supplies for the aviators
are being moved to Cerro prieia.
near here and 'he flight WAS ex'
pected 70 be started by noon
The reports chat DIE lost aviafors
were seen dying north OF IaBoIea,
sonora. viii not affcc, Tho local pro
gram.
Capt Herman Durgue. who was
LOST days IN thc chihuahua
desert. while with Pershine's tx.
petition on SO hunt for Villa. was
the Arst aviator to arrive here He
was also The nrst 20 make flight
into Mexico yesterday as prelim.
mary 10 today's flight
The arrival Of the army's birdmen
Ia not hating the work Of the civ
illan horsemen and autoists who
have been searching on both sides
OF the border for several DAYS
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-17
Deaths

stanley Curlcy Grace hospital. 30
wears duuhle l0bAr pneumonia,
Mabel Houston wilson. Receiving
hospital .ae years poisoning Moses
D. WiNiHm ms. lIt Hartford, IS years.
nephfitis. AUGUST Hcgncr 600 Nor
rell ~ years mitral rFEursitation
Edw y Timms 3D. Ffth, 80 years,
fatty degcnraticn 81 heart Henry W
Gcrhriu Jr Detroit Tuberculosis
sanltariunl. 80 years. pulmonary
tuberculosis Annisla Kulasa. 1897
Camnbcil months, catarrhal pneu-
monia Frank Firiik 1913 East
Crand-hivd. 3 DAYS pneumonia. Jos.
v Taylor Victor hotel. about IS
years .phcnoi poisoning Theron u.
GiddinEs. $50 JEFFERSON. "a years
spopieSy Andrew Lindsey sos N"s'
Hancof H. SIS years. valru'aT heart
disease. John Harfst. $50 crane -
wears. sarcomi OF liver Virginia l.
donovan. 20 Austin. years. acute
laryngeal catnrrh. Galatra Stolt,
1895 Eendrfe about % years. inquest
pending Ma gdalcna Hanach. Samar-
itan hospital ~ years. peritcuitis,
Raymond ~chemanskq 30 Buchanan,
vears. diphtheria, Joseph Jenroux.
eos Ch~nc. - years. nephritis, Mar
zaret Donovan. 90 Eighth ~ years.
iobar pneumonia John O'connor 81.
Magy's hospital. 80 years septiccmia /,
Ferdinand lAnRlois 369 stanton. 80
years. apopleNy steve l.affarcuk. NJ
g. n " and Ninewcod. about -
years. crushing Injuries. John Balickt
Receiving hospital 80 years broncho
pneumonia. Nick Bojaico, St MarYs
hospitaL about q years. fractured
skull. Mrs Aida XSperry, 81. Mary 8
hOapitai So Years. carcinoma or
uterus. Norman Karl Receiving hos
pitai about - years. appendicitis.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-17
FEAR VILLA when
PERSHINC GOES
Chinese and Mormons Flee As
l.. 5. Troops Prepare
To Evacuate
Ru wrRR Q. MILLER

(Sf0T sp0Hdcnt trttta PrcSs)
Ell PASO, Tex, Jan l7--Alarmei
nv reports OF an impending with
drawal OF Gen Pershing punitive
expedition from Mexico natives,
Normons and Chinese Ia the terri.
tory now occupied by the American
forces are preparing 20 Zee 10 the
border 20 escape the vengeance o;
villa. The bandit CHIEF has issued
many threats 20 slaughter residents
OF Dublan distric, FOR "harboring
Gringocs
An appeal has already been made
thru the Chinese representative az
Juarcz 10 the United states govern.
ment for protection for The Chinese
refugees when they come 20 The
border. as they cannot cross into
this country
Message reached tho Cerranza
military authorities ~ Juarcz early
today that nghtng between the
government forces and Nillistas was
redn in progress wcsidof Chlhuahns
city Mexican government officials
declare the engagement Is "momen.
ious Another repuise 20 his army
viii mean severe blow to villa
AZ Carranzlsta- are massing large
forces under Cen Dteguez around
Torreou 10 aid In the campaign
against 'he Vnlistaa
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-17

KENNEDy--Jan ia. a. hts home, S25
f.iafK .ats. SN-ffIiAiig .. n, .r"''y~ri. ~
y~ars. beloved hnsifanf ~ tia fste
Mary r.. son 81 I.nvinia KENNEDY
dear fatheF of william and Neine
Kennedy. Funeral Thursday.
p ~.
MyERs-Ian *. 1919. Mary d
Myers AGED - yea rs. widow OF the
lnte r.. T.. MYERS and mother az
Julia v. end George ". MYERS.
Funeral services from 80 second
ave. Thursday afternoon az
o'clock.
PENDERGAsT- Anornh NJ residence,
ilJ spruce. wife ~ LATE John PEN
dergast. mother Rev J y Ponder
CAST Ma. Swan. Mira. leys. Cha rler.
Frank Gohn T. Funeral Friday.
$40 from residence. . Holy Trinity
church.
PIERsoN--fn Brooklyn. New York.
Jan. ~. 1917 Fanny. widow Of the
late Dr. Arthur o. PierRon. l1r
pierson was pastor ~ the Forrest.
Pro sbyterisn church ia this city
from 1869 20 lSs2.
REIT-Jan rs. John. aged 50 years.
dear father OF Mrs John J. Ham
mond brother OF y. u. Rctf Sr.
Funeral from daughters residence.
665 Baldwin ave Thursday al .,
and 10 ST Trinity Lutheran church.
Gratiot and Rivard. a. O'Clock
sCHuuoIZ Jan. IS. MarEaset l., AT
her residence. 8. Elizabeth east.
beloved wife of John and mother
OF Mrs. r. y r;rrctt Mrs. w n
Saeis. John L.. Mrs. r. A Marvin,
Mrs W r Parks julius O.. Mar
garet and the late Raymond
Schuholz Funeral Thursday At
$40 from residence. and o'clock
at st Mary's church.
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PICK UP
YOUR PHONE
THE OTHER END
Is HERE
MAIN 4520--
MEMBERSHIP FEE
OF ID. A. c. RAISED

The Detroit Athletic club held It's
annual meeting Tuesday night and
raised It's membership fee for resi-
dent members from $500 TO 5000.
For out OF town members the rate
wac increased from s35 to 500 No
excuse was given such as the war,
the high cost cf living, the car short
axe or anything OF that kind. The
directors simply felt that the mem
bership was worth the increase In
rites.
The following were elected mem
bers OF the board a directors, 10
serve three years: Abner r. Larned,
David Gray. John u. Morphy. VII
liam II. Metzger. Eugene w. Lewis
sand Dtyse y sDuffield.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-17
Births
NAILS

sam Dimercuro AS Erskihe. Frank
ronzctfi g3t flopelie. Joe Duclto.
2si Fort east. Gsetano Camarata, ~
dubois, Robert J. Fitzgerald. lko
Greenwood. Andrew Chinlansky, 81 ;
Goodwin Willis l.. Bunton. 22t w.
NeNandrinc. Stanislaw Polec. sos
Rlopelle. Dennis Pappas. s37 Com
rresA east. Walter kwistowski, 1919
Kirby east, George Endres. $40 Can
ton. Avery G. Shroth I73l Third;
Robert II penman. BIS Parker. Con-
stautinc RFllnkawicz 20 Warren-ct
Jan Woitcwicz. 2ss Brandon: Carlyle
Relchsiein. III Edmund-pl.; Thee.
dor, Provost. 40 Huron; Homer ".
rand Jpn. si5 Lincoln: Felix stanek,
- Gilbert, guy l. Cottington. lol
sss woodward Mike Hussis. i42 Au-
drain. Jacob Dubiei. 3is Daniels; Jan
Psrvtorski. t4a2 Junction, Richard
A. shappeii. woman's hospital. MI
Aicxsnder swsrya. 25s AleSandrine
Thomas Adamusik. 2ot Thirty second
Martin Wolecki. $40 Thirty nrst. Al
bert Wnctr1ak as Frederick Suss-
man Farbcr. 2i5 Rivard; Frank W.
curtis - Kennilworth; Edward Bel
rna. ST. Leland John Mitrin % Hin
de: Edward Susanka, $50 Eastlawn:
Mtchnel Habitz l27 Copeland. waiter
Goiuhlnski 1891 Tarnow; BILE kas-
mst henson. ss4 Relievue: John A.
McAipinc. go5 East Kirby. Walter
Daz i3O Brady John Guziojewskl,
sit NcDouuaii. Earl j. Beckett 1919
Twenty fourth; clyde +. Nan Worm
or. 27a Rosedaie-ct Theodore A. Nc
Graw. 17t0 v NJeffcrson; sergmls
Sack 2tG9 w Jefferson Roy Plank,
10 clark Max Fisher els StN jean ,
James Guyetic. 2ss Hart: Thomas
Rnunud go ifiiiner. samuel Morgan.
ca. Lycnste Mlcheci oska s22 Rio
pciie. Joseph Kossman. 72e Rivard:
Arthur shaw. 2lh Harvey. Frederick
Brauscgbner. i25 sherman. walter
Knltnv. ths Thirtv-third. J. Brown.
20 Highland walter szyrzaniRk ~
ifulwer John stein. I6i Vanderbilt.
Constantine Isphirophuios. 1s3 Com
gress east william O. Nickel. long
wood Walter Hergcnroeder Grace
hospital: Clsmente A. Valentine. 2SS
Watson
GfRTE
Frank De Fnun Harper: Roy "
Topping $50 RoAedaie. Joseph CAL
win. 1910 Bakers woijoieoh Chemei-
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Marriage Licenses

Herman Adomowicz rs. Detroit
Htlen Chicplieki 81. wyandotte
Harry snyder. 20, Ethel Baumgart-
ner ~.
Ben'faey Kowalik. 49, sophi. Bor-
Emile No,cda. IS: FiayiA NJ Del.
rue %
Jacob Heitzarsdar. Jr. a1; AIMS
Coula. 81
leon Maynard. as. Jsnnis r. Tru-
1phn wesicnks 81. Detroit. Ida
SotSel ~. Romulus
George FItut. q, Helena Larks ste
noeer, NJ Taylor. &c. Kath.ryn e
ioseph r. Pcguignat. 81; Ids
charles stein. 81. Detroit. Mary
Jankow ska ~. Hamtrsmok
victor sczchol. %, Anna rrunike
George Alexander. % Pauline
Datosznska is
John nudowicz. 90 Josephine Ro-
Joseph Rlezln. 60. Tekla Kiec. 10
Wladyslaw kwapisz. 90. Martha
Charles iekielek. -. Helen Kline,
Joseph Rueinski. 70: Josephine
Iwank"Wski 20.
Paul J. zuron. %, Detroit. Mary
CohalR n. BAY CITY
Verne /. Pratt, %. Grace Carson.
ryron a., Killmar So Mary XIII
mar. ~.
George 4 Ruthvon. - Eeorse
Minerva a smith, o. Ontario.
Frank zoeGier ~ Gonevieve
Abrams ~
william o. Hsnlon. 90 Eleanor @.
fste(tAa.4er-
Alfred = Bochmer -. Detroit. Evn
Woehlcrt 20. Flat Rock
John vs. Doyle. 81. Cleveland
Marie Hanus. "a same
KarzmleR Mychewicz. Is; Elba
TNfpok 90
Efncst zock. 81 Elfriede schoeper
Adam Lozko. 81 Ford lily. Julia
Nlkulowic1 23. Wyandotte.
Charles Johnston 20. Francis piv-
OF. -
prank W clark. IS Elsie F. solo,
es
rcfnie u. rerrine Is. Mary kirby
81
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-17

ewski. lll7 Twentieth, VIM schuma-
ker, 1A9T Military. Walter Alexander,
1880 iroquois. John 4 Rowe. 90 Gus
ter. Stanislaw leilipNslfi 3il Thirty.
second. Jos Czaplickl. 25i Williams
John IA. Scely. $40 Fifteenth. john
Kwlttkoski, csc Wcason. otto Ila 70
locky. 557 Herbert VIM. Ranks lStl
Michigan Ernest !. Rola, Harper
hospital. Mike kucyba, 1e otis MI
chael Pictrasxkewicz. 81 Iilndle. Aug
ust Smith 1911 EaFt Grand blvd
Adolph CLICK. ~ eMiner IlarrN
Vaughan ~ f.arfhmont, George g.
Funk. 23e Wrcfdrd. Fred Reg. Sa-
naritan hospital lester Potter. 6i5
Buchanan. Theodore Ambrose. -
Swain. irving Clark $50 Hart. Wal
ter stine. 2iS clover. Norman Nc
Leod. 1896 Kercheval. Louis san. 26s
East ftRh. NNies Rhodes. SO wendell
Lawrence johnson. 1901 Canton Vic
tor J. nioknen. IS Milwaukee east,
Andrew Koledziej l2i Lyon Alberto
Biondi i29 East Fort Nicola Scricc
iIs Dearborn. Louis rurcl. 652 Mon
roc.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-17
ORGANIZER FOR
l.. o. T. NJ. VI. DIES
IN CHARLOTTE

CHARLOTTE. Mich. Jan IT,
Stricken with a coughing spell while
going homo from lodge Tuesday
night. Mrs. Hettie Donaldson ,tep-
ped into the Jail Office and asked
Sheriff Fuller TO call doctor She
expired a few minutes later. She
was a deputy great commander OF
the l.. o. T ~ NJ and has been en-
gagged In organization work In this
part OF Michigan for somo time.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-17
REIT MAN Is
SENT To JAIL
Also Fined $1,000 For Distrib-
uting Birth Control
Pamphlets

CLEVELAND. o.. Jan. l7.--After
"a men had been forced 20 discuss
birth control all night they decided
today 10 find Or. Ben l.. Reitman
guilty OF distributing birth control
literature.
The Jury deliherated ID hours
Reitman never dad a chance.
. -, flAynSan wSs snntd 8 400 and ,sefp'
fenced 20 serve six months in the
workhouse. lie appealed.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-17
THIEF BUSY IN
TWO HOSPITALS

Added 20 tho list OF "meanest
thieves" I'm the Detroit police de-
partment f. The hospital thief Two
Detroit hospitals were visited Tues
day afternoon and sl4i I'm cash and
two watches were stolen
In tho gu.se OF a workman a man
entered Grace hospital early In the
afternoon and. going to the X-ray dc.
pariment. borrowed q screw driver,
lIc then went to the cashiers Office
and began 20 measure the windows
Ills work" gradually took him neat
or The cashiers dcsk. and when he
went ont tho sifi went with him.
Two attendants az - Mays hos.
pifal reported the loss % watches
lcu hangiue in their ,csts in ward
room
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-17
PERSONAL

NoIlCE-lf any poor girl fs IN
trouble, needing advice friendship
or help. write or call on SECRE-
TARY MARGARFT DUFFY. 1911
Forrest. W salvation Army
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from regular price, beautiful brand
new upright Just from factory.
sweet tone. Finest piano value
possible Fasy terms GRINNELL
BROS Branch. 90 Monroe
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2-FLAT. $4,000

NORTH WOODWARD
Ciairmount. between Third and Ham
iiton, hve rooms and bath large
living room brick veneer. ana cer-
tainl} bargain IN this location
$4,000 down, sos monthly.
LAMRUECHT. KELLY a CO,
100 ErlaWnld. MIN 2a2l
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HE'LL wANrED--nALE

Statesmen who can sell Detroit lots
at siT5 and upder on "a ~ terms.
CAL 20eS penohsCot blfg
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priuting--fhe plain neat kInd--thst
A. rigbf--rimcs Job Dept.--msfn 1920.
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PHIL ~ AVE Paved street. mod
ern bungalow. fireplace. decorated
only 81 500. with 81 900 down. own
err Hickory 2TS6
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6 ROOM HOUSE S687

Material for slx-r0om Aladdin
Readi-Cut bungalow furnished az
this price lhone or call at our
Office Tor copy OF tho 1917 cata-
log showing plans and prices FOR
over loo different homes The Alad-
DIR Coz Coz Ford Bids, Phone Main
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FRANK De Fnun Harper: Roy ~
Topping 2b6 HoHedaic. Joseph CAL
win. 1910 Baker, woijcieoh Chenei-
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ron sALE-v.cAxr Lors
|. A A. A. a. A. 4 A. A. q.
PALMER WOODS

Very desirable lots FOR sale In this
high;class subdivision. NJ. h.
LAUGHLTN. 1926 Dime Bank Bldg
. Cad Vac "a
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Room S--.t-rrniture for revms com
plete. 81 week sumner Mich x I'm.
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ONE CENT
A WORD
AND
WORTH 1T
TO REST--HousEs

- CHARLES II rooms aud bath near
car limo. Immediate possession, s1s.
Ebert a0a Majestic.
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" Ill. EXCHANGE guaranteed LAND
contracts earning So 10 not sub
init inflated values Prefer north
~ Gratiot vacant a. improved. Bon
Asa. Detroit Times.
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no RfNT--FLATs
RENT

Ro0MiNG HuUsE OPPORTUNITIES
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SODA FOUNTAINS. new and used;
steam tables store furniture cof-
fee urns. Easy terms. Geo. Marsh
Co. 20 East Atwater-st Main SIei
The Mena weekly star., 1917-09-20
GREAT ENGINEERING FEAT.
Longest Bridge Span in World Is
 Raised Over st. Lawrence River.

Quebec, Sept. l7.-With 2OO0O spectators, lining both sides of the st. Lawrence, the great engineering feat of raising the central span of the Quebec cantilever bridge into position, i50 feet above the water of the river was begun today
 The structure will be 3,239 feet from shore Co shore, and will have two railroad tracks two street car tracks, two roadways, lt will cut the railroad journey between Haii- fax and Winnipeg by half a day. The steel used weighs iS0000000 pounds, and the total cost will be Sli,000,00O. The central span raised today s6l0 feet long the longest bridge span in the world.
 An attempt made last September 10 place the span in place failed, the span falling into the river, resulting in ii men losing their lives. Prevl- ousIv an attempt ended unsuccess- fully also with loss of life, 70 persons dying. That was in 1907. The two accidents caused none iarv loss of about SS,500000.
The Mena weekly star., 1917-09-20
LOCAL ACTIVITIES ON BATTLE FRONT
No Large OGensiveS Have Taken Place in Several Days-RusSianS, After d Good Start, Are Now
 at a StandStilI.

Washington, Sept. lS.- still lack ing in large offensive operations, the European battlefeIds continue to furnish news of multiple local ac- tivilies, says the Associated Press report. The Germans broke into ac- tivily northwest of Rheims, on the French front last night and in an attack toward the Nuefchatel road, south of Miette. reached the French lines. They were eiected after a sharp fight, Paris announced
 London's official statement is par ticularly colorless, today, but recent communications have mentioned very active raiding work and air plane observations in which many photographs were taken Berlin has dweIt heavily upon the intensity ol the artillery fire in Flanders.
 The Russians apparently have stopped their forward movement in the Riga district, in which some of the ground lost in the recent retreat was recovered They are rectifying their lines further up the DVina however. and reports today show the occupation of Biddaga, northeast of friedrichstadt after an engage ment with the Germans.
The Mena weekly star., 1917-09-20
CERNANY'S ONE
 WORST BLUNDER
If She Had Not Forced the United States Into the War the Allies Would Now Be in Serious Straits,
 Is Conceded by BOnar Law.

London, Sept. l2 Andrew Bonar Law, chancellor of the exchequer- speaking today at a luncheon given by the Empire Parliamentary asso- citation, to Medul Mccormick, con- gressman-at-large for Illinois, said.
 'In everything connected with the military arms the Germans have shown remarkable results, even genius. But in dealing with ques- tions of human nature they have re- peatedly made mistakes which have been the salvation of the entente all lies. No mistake they have made will be so great in it's consequences as that which drove the United States into the war"
 The Germans, lately MT. Bonar Law continued, have been saying that the entente was relying on the United States as their last hope. want to say to you that we do rely on the United States
 AS chanccliof of the eXcheGuer am ready to say to you now what I would have been sorry Co have had Co say six month sago, namely. that without the United States financial assistance the allies would have been in disastrous straits today
The Mena weekly star., 1917-09-20
CHAMPAIGN OF MURDER"
Thus Colonel Roosevelt DenOunce'
 Air Raids on Hospitals.

Kansas City Sept lS.-Col Theo- dore Roosevelt, in a message re- ceiyed here yesterday, offered sym pathy to the mother of Dr. William IT. Fitzsimmons, the first American army officer to he killed in France, and says that it illustrates the two lessons this war should especially teach us German brutality and American unpreparedness."
 After eondemning Germany's pol icy of frightfulness" in her cam paign of murder against hospitals and hospital ships the colonel con- tinues:
 But we should feel even sterner indignation toward the base or un- thinking folly of those Americans who aid and abet the authors of such foul wiekedness; and these in- eude all men and women who in any way apologize for or uphold Germany who assail any of our al- lies, who oppose our taking active pari in the war. or who desire an in- conclusive peace"
The Mena weekly star., 1917-09-20
MORE SHIPS FOR ALLIES.
Brazil to Use Two Fopmer German
 Ships to Garry FoOdStulTS.

Rio de Janeiro Sept lS-The for eien office today announced that, as Ia result of negotiations with the en- tente allied governments two for mer German steamers now under the Brazilian flag will enter the trans atlantic service to carry food stuGs t0 the allies.
The Mena weekly star., 1917-09-20
'REAvERs' BOND FINED AIT s5OOO.
Waived Preliminary Examination
 for Killing T. K. Moore.

h l.. Beavers of Grannis was pound over to the October Grand S3aiy without bond on the charge of snllng T. K Moore at Grannis on monday. Mr. Beavers came to Mena gA Tuesday with his attorney, Il. l' thomas, in whose hand the com .il' Jinent had been placed and pre- pataNons were made that after .lo'h 10 secure his release on a writ v naDeas corpus.
 lile case was taken up Monday siorlIy after the Killing, before Jostlce of the Peace $. II. McCurley, seling as coroner, and as a result of s''e investigation the jury returned a fefuict to the effect that T. K. 1Vofe mad come to his death thru a slh ~, shot wound, the gun being in s'le hands Of R. L. Beavers. There nl'oh' at the instance of Deputy T pIosecutlng Attorney w. priekett, 1o'Fefs was placed under arrest, to
 " siVen an examining trial this ,iiiils before Justice of the Peace ' t. AcCurley. The defendant. ''"eIer waived examination. and s 1s Ihen bound over to the grand IoIy without bail
 Al Al toe hearing held Wednesday 9l"te County Judge A. E. Wear, @ sle Writ of habeas corpus was e sSIlCed nIo and the bond was fixed at ioV9o c Attorney H. H. Thomas went @ so, urannls Wednesday afternoon to county jail. ~ anu :" ''e
The Mena weekly star., 1917-09-20
GEN. KORNILOFF IS NOW UNDER ARREST
General LOk0wsky, Who Refused tO Serve as Commander, Also Held Cabinet Formed and War Has
 Quickened.

PetrOgrad Sept. i5.-Russias in ternational situation was consider ably clarified by the arrest of Gener- al Kornilotf, marking the definite end of his revolt and the formation of a new cabinet at Petrograd. Pub lication of the names of the new cabinet members was deferred for a day.
 With General Korniloff was ar rested General Lokowsky, who was in command on the Russian north 'ern front when the revolt started and who east his lot with his chief. What the fate of the two men will be is problematical Opinion in Rus sia seems widely divergent as to the treatment that should be meted out to them.
 News of the arrest of General KornlotT was first conveyed in a telegram received by Premier ker- ensky from General Alexilr, the .cmef of staff
 The political crisis has been solved after an all-night conference, it was announced today by the Rus sian official news agency. A new eabinet has been formed and its compositon will be made public to- morroW
 A feature Of the conflict is the in- credible absence of bitter Feeling and clamor for vengeance. Having lat the front however. the govern menE f if spares the rebel com mander must face the reproach that 1t executed common sildiers for less serious oilenses, and it would be virtually impossible to im- pose the death penalty in the fu- ture. Against this are the facts of General Kornilof7s brilliant services, his chNalrous and personal eharac- ter and the happy circumstances that there has been no bloodshed so far.
The Mena weekly star., 1917-09-20
Germnn Assnult FrnltIess.

Paris, Sept t8 German troops after a violent bombardment south of the Miette river last night launched an attack and reached the French lines toward the Neufchatel road The French official statement issued this afternoon says that aft CT sharp fight the Teut0ns were elected from the positions, losing heavily and leaving prisoners in the hands of the French The artillery was active on both sides of the riy- CT and in the region of Posse wood.
The Mena weekly star., 1917-09-20
Alternate Petit Jurors,
LUXRuRG GETs PAssPORTs.
Swedish Government Makes Very
 Weak Explanation.

Buenos Aires, Sept. 12-Fhe Ar genuine government today sent to the German legation passports to be delivered to Count Luxburg, the Herman charge here.
 The whereabouts of Luxburg are unknown to the Argentine govern |ment.
 In a communication to the Ger man foreign ministry, the Argentine government demands an explanation .of Luxburg's attitude in sending se- cret code messages to Berlin thru -Lhe Swedish legation.
The Mena weekly star., 1917-09-20
J. s. LAKE IS CIRCUIT JUDGE.
Popular De0ueen Attorney Succeeds
 .iuline GnmIinn.

Word reached Mena Monday of the appointment by Governor c. H. Brough of J. s. Lake of DeQueen as a successor to Judge J T. Bowling.
 Judge Lake is we'll known and popular in Mena and had hearty support here in his candidacy for the place The only opposition that developed was q movement in be- half of Minor Pipkin who, had he chosen to jump into the ring and seek the honor immediately on learning of Judge Cowling's death, might have had almost unanimous support from Polk county