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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-09-05
EASIER MONEY
HELPS MARKET
Better Buying Power Result
of Government
Deposits

NEW YORK Sept The New
York Evening sun financial review
today said
There WAS hotter buying power
In today's stock market as the di-
rect result Of governmental easing
OF the money stringcncy by deposit
OF funds with the federal reserve
bank Bankers did not pretend to
state how much the treasury on
cials had returned 20 the banks but
IL was a sum sufficient 20 cause a
decline in call rates from 6 per cent
10 per cent
Securities prices tossed about a
good deal in the first hour or so:
nevertheless there was firm under
tone 20 the general list Toward
midday we'll defined upward
movement was in progress with par
ticularly good demand for Y $.
steel Bethlehem Steel b.. and Cru
chile Gains ranged from ! 10 near
" 3 points in that group. Core
spending advances we're recorded
elsewhere Excellent rccoyr
among the rails was Tho rule
"ln the first hour o. the afternoon
trading died cut and prices cascd
on -ou,ewhat from tho top
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-09-05
BOWER BEARING
MARKET LEADER
eY o'HARA, FERalss G. CO.

Bower Roller Rearing. with a bid
Of 81 - and no stool, offered. show
cd considerable demand in ths
morning session Of the Detroit stock
exchange. Wednesday Prices IT,
general seemed iriceular. while the
actual trading was extremely light
Paige Motor and Roo Car con
tinued strong, the latter showing a
quotation of % bid. p asked. while
small blocks OF Paige were offered
AZ 90 ON the unlisted side OF The
board Hoover steel Ball was most
irregular. with n market OF - bid.
20 asked. while Federal Truck was
In demand az . IL. Federal state
and Security Trust showed demand
among the bank stocks
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-09-05
Grain and Provisions

CHICAGO. sept. r. Promise ~ IN
stHsnuuhIh cold weather. combined
with the present hackWardntsH az
th- rrpp. cont corn up in a rush to-
day. IL sold p ANA -'sc higher
thau yesterdays close
December opened AZ Sill r. up
Asc. and later went 20 Sll3 p. May
opened ESQ higher nj sl9A. sub1e-
oets. following the strength In
corn. were up isc 20 q. ~cptcTn-
Der was asc higher At tho opening
later gaining i4c tp SOS e., hrCcm-
Der opened isr up. Ar 55itc. liter
going to 90 80. May opened = G
higher and subsequently, went 20
Frov.so,rT- were steady IN d high
o., bat lnac i've market
DETROIT scpt '5.--Ciosc Corn
and Oats were firm and "A little high
cr al thc opeuing in Chicago The
Detroit market opened with no
change IN prices. but firm tone
lmmediatelY after the opening oats
advanced We and the market was
firm Demand for oats has been well
sustained and there is nothing at
present IA sight Co indicate the com
ing ~ hreRk The movement is so
small as to prevent The rapid accu-
mutation of stocks and exporters
are ready to take practically all of
ferinEs. Home demand FOR oats rs
'' i've MllI'I0 gre IN tne uial ~ -. !
upplIs SF'Il "a nous a. ~ POI .',,,,
~. manu- 4"' "A'S greater IMAM sup
Pi$,. ~,
" h'h' urhi'ir Hrf ST.! ~ sea, ~
government is buying at New y ork.
i'4it hl' mo meas o. "pt tahlil6
q. u'Is h.t'. ahI 40 ON ueats az
"l . l''. NY 5l'uu- ~ ~
pr go lt''t ''l'o. ura ~ "
,..I Y" nHf anp ','l a. l.i.- q = ,
I" re VI pp.r k"NeIh l ,',,'
'l''. 'Diis be'ioit Hl'tis arg ouS
- -."' l.r.,i -" "a ~ - N n
WI" ~ P,Iuilt1eu tu "uS unu sen
w .1 .,ot
J." ~ w.
~ -" 'llH q" "a. "'- N"P - ~
't 80 ~ ~ 49,,
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-09-05
AlIenists 70 Examine SLAYER

Judge Connolly. upon the recon
mcndation 81 Assistant Prosecute
Speed. appointed "A commission o,
three physicians. Wednesday. TO ex
anime Harry Soon. confessed slayer
OF Edward Barbara. as 90 his sanity
Seon admitted tho crime and then
asked for lawyer IIe was brought
up for sentence last week. but
speed thought n would be best 20
havc him examined FIRST Drs y rs
Kennedy. l. polozkor and David
Clarke were named as the commits
sion.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-09-05
NEW YonK rRnnIcE

NEW YORK. sept 5-Tlour Tn
settled. nominal Pork Firm, mess.
t4644650 Lard Dull middle west
steady: centrifugal &c test. s7O2.
muscovado 50 test. 5000 n Is %. re-
fined. steady cut loaf. ga 90 crushed.
ss65 powdered sS4JGS1O. granu-
lated IS iodt 30. Coffee RIO No. !
on spot eisc follow. quiet, sp--
cial. 16isc. city, Sc Hay steady
prime No. l. SfI5. No. S. IS q a5c
clover. seas 90 Dressed poultry.
Firm. turSey- iSG32c chickens 20
n 96c. fowls. l9U &c ducks 20m 22c.
Live poultry Firm geese l7c.
ducks. 20m24c. fowls, 25d 27c- tur-
keys lSc. roosters. IL Tl7tsc. chick
en- brothers. IS N soc Cheese Firm
state milk. common 20 specials. l9G
Csc. Skins, common 20 specials. "a
1kc
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-09-05

fancy Maine. 2 STANDARD. $3.50. peas.
FANCY cary June. 20 ~ 30, salmon.
tall. s. co. marrONf0t peas. 81, to-
ket
Cenee santos. standard. 1saIso.
nie1ium isN zoe, fancy. 22g 2Ic RIO.
d " 10 iaC lib. PACKAGES. ga 22c,
LIZ TINS 2su poe =,
ircd lu l00-lb. s1cls Hran $50
standard mIadlngs $40, nue mid
arirIs fta. rFracked corn. $50,
co1rso onruneal $50, corn and oal
chop. 364 per ton.
tiour h.tt Nlpter patent sliso
second ult rf 1880. straight ST. 3n
spt .re patent ST so. rye hour. 81 2c
per uo-. ut itl lbs- in trghth paper
saclIs.
oils. 'nsoed oil. raw. Sl25. boiled.
SIC g8l kerosene, iron barrels,
Sc hatpine, 203Rc goi.
Provisions Mess pork. So, family
pork, So 90. clear pork. $50 al
hams. - u 20 i.c. bacon. 3fN etc. nris-
krta 2su 30c--lard. goa 27c 10.
Hides 80. cured n ldes. &c. NO.
green hides igc. No. I cured bulls,
1bc; No 1 sFern bulls. 13c; No.
cureaG yeals kip 26c. No green veal
KID csc, No ! cured murrain, 22c.
No. green mur-oin, zoe; No. /
cured calf. 35c. 30. green calf, 33c;
No. ! horse hides 81 No. horse
hides. s6 No. tAllow. i4c. No. !
tallow, i3c H., No I hides. ic on
No 2 kip and calf. i4e on sheep
skins (ae 90 amount wooD, 2oc1 ~ SO
Eigtn nutter.
FIGIN H. sept. L. Rutter TL'
4 IL. L.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-09-05

CHICAGO Sept Hogs Reccirts.
"a. 0o0. market dun mostly ftc low
cr, mixed and butchers SIG Goa fs so.
good heavy. $500 1880 rough
heavy $500 &c so. light f1e so =
IS 25; pigs .50G16 Cattle Re-
celpts 400. market slow and weak
10 &C lower, heeveg 81 50f iIf 81.
crs and feedrs. s5a0a9. calves
81 f-f e 20. sheep keceiufs
900. market steady 20 l0c lower ma
two STS0d 10 So western IS t0 70
n 80 lambs. sil250l7; Western
RTf .ufsrT 40
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-09-05
SCHOOLS RETAIN
GERMAN COURSE

MILWAUKEE,. sept Teaching
OF German in Milwaukce's public
schools must continue. according 10
the edict OF the Milwaukee board
today
German has been taught here for
30 years Failure 20 prov de- text
books viii be- considered ample
notice that parents DO NOT wish
their children to have foreign Ian
guase instruction which is not com
pulsorv
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-09-05
Sugar Market

SuEnrs-pctroit wholesale prices
cry etal dominoes 2-lb.. sl275 do
5-lh sleT5 eagle tablets, Sil.i5, cut
loaf Sios 40 cuncs 5000 NIX pow
dsrcd. s. 80 standard powdered, $40
rranulatcd. extra coarse. $40;
granuiated nno. in hulk, Ss.25. granu-
lated e5-lh cottons. 500. crystal
domino gran 2-lb and 6-ib. cartons
In cascS. sgG5 crystal domino. gran
III cases S315. diamond \. g. 35.
confects onerF 4. $500. No & 50 20,
40 sso5. 10 . s. No. 10. is95.
So ~ $500. 80 ~ SsS5. No. a.
$3.50: 80 u. $3.50. 40. 10. IS 80 nom
sakiug mixture t1025 beet granu-
lated. sgi5 Per 100 he household
powd l4 q 60 ease. f235. DO Ia. IS
10 case s. Per case.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-09-05
EAST nUTrALo LIVE SToCI<

EAS1 BTFFAIO. = - @rUt
Cattle. Receipts $50 market fa4rlN
active. steady prime etcers. SIS GOA
IA. butcher grader SGN1225. cows IS
n 30. calves Receipts so market
active. stoadv cull 90 choice E
10 -. sheep and Lambs Receipts
GOO market Rctlv lambs .5c high
or choice lambs. t1e.f0n 1868 cul 20
fair. sl0m 1876, yearlings, 500 "a.
sheep S5ni1 25 Hogs Receipts
500 market active. steady, workers.
sISU1s pigs. 81 % ale 10. mixed. SO
rio 10. heavy. $ls90nle, roughs. 81
b II sinna a. ~ l = -
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-09-05
CHICAGO nUTrrR M,Rkr;r

CTIONGO sept -TuftoT- Evfraa
81 y n i2c nrsts. axe. dairy ovtrns.
4od 4ic nrsts 3Si- a 3eisc Eggs
Prime ordinary. 36c nrsts. 27m7gc.
Cheese Twins. 23G23L.c young
Americas. 81 = n CSC Live p0uitrv
Fowls - H24ct ducks 10000.
geese. i2H lsc. springs. iGc. turkeyr
lSc Potatoes Receipts 90 cars
Wisconsin. aOc n 81 Minnesota. 81 "a
o., Fasterns. fi1o1l 25
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-09-05

FNr~AoNN 81 Fi''ififf NNRNi-i - sh.A
Ps'rolmau G"orce Schamp. ~ tho
first precinct arrested on complaint
~ Mrs DELLA McTaggcrt. No FL
Montcalm-st west. who charged that
ne beat her when placing her under
arrest was diecit god hy Justice
Heston "Wednesday morning
Schamp declared hc was forced 20
use force when Mrs McTaggar' OF
fercd resistance
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-09-05
muLr MANrI.p-MALE

A few live, industrious sales
men wanted for an easy sell
ing investment proposition;
salary and commission. Please
state fully the experience you
have had and give references,
if any. Address Box No, Al,
Times.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-09-05
Livestock
cENrnAI. sTockY ARns

nItHiGAN CENTRAL SToCkN ARDS
DETROIT sept 5.-CIttle. Market
opening steady best heavy steers.
S10d1i best handy weight butcher
steers. sS50N85o mixed steers and
heifers. ts0S75, handy lght butch
ers s7NNi Nght butchers. Ss.5on 1859
best cows. s725a-.15 butcher cows
e. 20 e. common cows. 81. udG. CHn-
nsrs. S45uHf l.cG. hest heavy hui It.
s. 50ft t1a bologna bullr S. 5eW = .
stock bull. s. S0rc. feeders s. ~ ~
S.25, storkcre. STORES. mixers AVID
sprinEers. x5o1tH. Veal calves Mar
Net steady best grades, S15500 To.
heavicf s. ul4- sheep and lambs
Strong best lambs Sl5.SGu Sl6- fair
lambs SlAT15. light 10 common
lambs Sl201s.bO, fair 90 good sheep.
s. DnU 9, culls and common g.. so ID p.
Hogs. Prospects. pigs S15015. 80,
mlkod Eralos 80 ll b Isl
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-09-05

TOLEDO, Sept Close Wheat.
Cash teip Corn cash. S21e. Da-
crrthcr st15 MAY ff1Ofe oats.
Cash f0faD. september 59tsc Dr-
cember ste MAY sfo,c RIVE Cash
s. 81 CIoversed. Cash. Si3. October
Sass December. si2Gs March
Sl270 Aisfkc. Cash. sles0 limo
thy Primo s2.65 September. s405.
October So 05 Butter Brick cream
cry. Sc tub creamery. 44isc. Eggs.
Trcsh cerdled. 4oc fancy selects. &C.
Hay: Unchanged
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-09-05

CLEVELAND Sept. 5--UoRs Re
ceipts. 600: market IS "A zoe lower
workers. s7s15T1sa5. mixed $685..
mediums. 1885. pigs 1880 roughs
SIC o. staus. sl476 Cattle Receipts
10 cars. market slow sheep and
lambs Receipts cars market
steady top SIC Calvess Receipts
$50 steady. top SIG
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-09-05

no Toifowinr INNS are pr'vilo R"i
~xsruto orders Oh the exchange:
" r Nose n Co. CARLYLE & Povah.:
seo NJ ives. q Co. " MaccronS
& @ II. w. Nnhla e. Co. n. I. Sey-
rnour A. Co, w q McIspsh!in. Me-
I'm Lynch + Co. ". A Hamlin Co
WIN A Neer 4 Co. Sinclair a couls
wendell. Muikey q CO. VIM. n Ross
{ Co r K Potion 4 o.. Joel stock-
,-d K Co. Bennett. Smith a Co, w.
- Polly & Co. Matthew Finn. A W
wallace & Co. Lewis G.. Gorton. Rel
den. wcodrur & Co. Resrcr. Cramer
4 Muehl Dodd. Martin co. DHarA
Ferries e. Co, webb -. = 20.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-09-05
enc AGo GRAIN

CHICAGO Sept Opening -
Corn December up Sc. May up - C..
oats September up Sec December
up &c May up &c. Provisions low
cr
Noou-C0rn December up &c, May
un tsc oats Septcmher up i.c, De
cemher Ip q, May up h,c Provis-
Ions steady.
Close Corn December up I nc:
NaN ur lac oats september mp
2. pecember up sac Nav up &c.
Provisions steady
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-09-05

4 epecial convention Of tho Mar
qucttc diocese of tho Episcopal
church Is % he held today at NeEau
nee. Mich for tho purpose Of elect.
inE a bishop. dlntnr
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-09-05
prtrolt nnnL Clrnrinn.

Detroit bank clesrines Tor sept
19ft were f6.702.Gi20a Total ricar-
inUs Tor 1917 o. date arc STsTst1O.-
s0a a.. as against 81 40s. $50. G7snb FOR
the corresponding period IN 1915
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-09-05

Today g. tho date fixed FOR enroll.
ing The first Of tho drafted men IN
The national army preparatory to
their departure for tho training
clmn-
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-09-05

Mayor and other officials Of the
Eeadinv citiek CD yho country are OK.
pectcd at Gary Ind TO-DAY for tho
annual convention of tho league Of
American Nuuic palities.
WEDNESDAY EVENTS,
uttna corps has 1892
Smiths
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-09-05
no ExcHANGE-IlEAL EsrarI
Flat TO TRADE


WILL pay cash TOR vacant lots,
houses, fats, stores. acreage,
real estate equities. Land con-
tracts bought: quick and sat
isfactory deals.
EBERT, 500 Majestic Bldg.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-09-05
Apple~-Harvest. s45oa5.

AppieS-Harvest. sA5Oa5.
unnHnns - Good shipping stock
= "a &C. 10.
nenns Dried Limss. 17c 10
Berries Huckleherries, siT 4.25 hu
bu.
Pears Bartlctts. s3soaS.75 box
California Fruits Peaches s. 25H
l.5e, plums. S2.50 per box. Malagu
grape $2-5 per box
Dressed Calves Fancy. country
dressed. 2lg 22c' choice. son Gle,
Fresh NcsetnbIcs -Beets. $3.50 bu.;
turnipS. ST 90 hu Canadian t0mn toes.
Co. Der ll-qusrt bsskct. celery.
lSG 2vc doze, carrots, $3.50 hu. cauli-
Hover o bu nome grown wax
beans. 81 per bu green beans 81 SO
bu. green onions. 200 doz ..rs u
corn, 81 -sck home grown tomatoes.
bushels l.se ogg plant fi.I5 bu.
=, hon"1 New Fancy whttc. Ice ger
Has Detroit shippers are paying
tho ioI owing prices for hsle.i hay In
ca OF g. D. Detroit No. | timc-
$500 Is. iisht mixai. as5oa Is
- timothy. 50 500 No. ] mixed
pa" = 800: nc. mixed. siV912. No
,'N,r. sls0 , 50, rye stsaw, $40 %
Gil whcnt and oat straw. Ss.50Vi0
Lemons ssHa per box
Limos sl.1ou rs per 100.
'Ff"A~ iNNI IA y iNiUHt 40 f 81 va
~ nt IONS. SOC each. little gems
i5c basket. fats. 81
va -Seainuts. 2oq2lc. almonds
Ifn2. aiberts. 1913. Brazils,
IL u 20c; pscanE ismiSc Jb. aut
meafe 5-lh cartons ALMONDS. soc;
Wa'nUts. 55c. pccons SOC -. peptuta
roasted fancy. lie. Jumbo. f2c M
Oranges --Vaiencias tttO0475 per
boz
Onions TTcmc grown, $50 bu.
spanish. $3.50 Der crate PICKING
onions whffr. 80 80 hu
tshbngcs 81 90 per bhi
Letture--fioad. S2.35IS per case,
le1I co. pcEbu
Potatoes snuthern vhite. s3q7 2a
b"r a-hu r-tk
PouitrN ~pringa 1702Sr right
Ptums -5r ger ncnk basket
Poultry SPRINGS. 1fW 11C light
" -Nt-. ~ RI etr $50 hops fH
EHt We shts. 12a 2lc. rodetcrs i5ft
10 GucNH Cd 70 2-5 geese. i60 sc IT,
sweet Pofatns- f-in.Hf.
JOpBISG PRICES.
Frnncd goods Apples. 81 per
SAL, sifna beans. ft44 cHfu.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-09-05
NEW ,oRk TIER AND EGGS.

SEW YORK sept Butter. hrm.
receipts 1900 creamery eytra,
save, do special market AN AN e..
state dairy. tubs. so Il i3c. imitation
creamery nrsts. asa ape. Eggs. arm,
receipts. 2t2e5 nearby white fancy.
- 054c nearby uiSed fancy. a. y Csc
frosh frsts. 3an i5c.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-09-05
EMrLol nENr ADENcIrs
Office Heln Wanted

1 Fiis glrl $40 switch board ors
General Office girls 81 20 SIS
Good stock stenog pliers. Sqa-
600
Exp ray roll clerks. tlu.c <rr rrrs
Book keepers. : shipping clerk
rlercwutk counter. factory clerks
Craftsmen. All Kinds
shop clerks stock record clerks.
KINCAfD
- Wet Forrest. orp roet0ffee
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-09-05

DETROIT. sept Butter Fresh
creamery extras, &c, frsts ~ y lee
lh
FKrS Fresh Michigan arsts steady
and firm az 260 $50 per doz
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-09-05

"rinfinr-fhc pIatn neat btnu--fhnf
g. right Issues Joh Dcpt.--Mnin 1870.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-09-05
Produce

With an unchanged price nst and
with conditions about as usual there
was not much e. Toe said for the pro-
ddne market thls morning Country
shippers are beginning 20 ask Tor
bids on potatoes. and from this 10 is
0Guvcd hat tie real movement rs
about ready TO start. Tomatoes are
growing more plentiful and the mar
k,t is lower in price than 10 has yct
been. Butter. eggs. poultry and
dressed calves are steady TO firm
under moderate receipts and Offer.
iugs ~ apples arc increasing
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-09-05

Visit the Oklahoma Ex-
hibit Car and learn about
the United States Govern
ment Indian Land Sale. See
their announcement on page
3.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-09-05
FOR sALTs--FARMs
FARMS TO EXCHANGE

400 acres. near Detroit extra good
buildings oil tools necessary, and
stock viii exchange for a good q
family fat.
% acres. good fair buildings. all
kinds ~ truit. people very old and
must sell, viii exchange price
$4,000
aS acrcs crop stock and tools.
acres fine. timber price $1,000, Will
exchange.
7 X DENTON ge2 Free Press bldg.
CallILar nnl1.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-09-05
New York Stocks

Quotations by HornhloN a. Weeks.
Sept So open High Low close
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-09-05
CHOICE FARMS

So acres on good roads. good build
ngs. trade for city property iS
miles out
100 acres ~ miles from Detroit hric't
house large barn. good orchard.
Price only tS 00O. s. 600 down.
MAI.ONEY- CAMPBELL REALTY co.
50t Free Press Bldg.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-09-05
Eigin nutter

FLGIN. H. sept. L. butter ok
bid no sales. Last weeks price Ale.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-09-05
Boston Copper Stocks

Quotations by Hornhlower & wecks.
sept s Open High Low close
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-09-05

Crnncd goods Apples. - per
s D.. i.fna beans. fiff44 corp.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-09-05
SIS PER ACRE

ron sALE-AUTOMoBiLEs
The Detroit times., 1917-05-26
NJ 'ADOO TO
FILL. SHOES
OF WILSON?
RumOr Says He May
Head Ticket In
1920

WASHINGTON. May -e- secre.
tary OF the Treasury McAdoo. as
the Democratic candidate for presi.
dent in 1920. is the gossip Of the
capitol building today
Even war cg7f 'op ,te habit OF
Tolitics 5eFe Vod that's VIII both
nemcoIats rud Reguw us lrc
watching wiih thc rru,rst attention
res1lt. 81 Nth6o1. trap tg5ml tho
countri In the fTfrve st, of Dating
the Liberty loan bonds.
There is no aftnmpt by Democrats
20 conceal the.- saa5fac on over
tho reception NrAaao gettlrs
everywhere, his apparent popularity
thrG The -we4t and e ccase in.
Us they said. "d iE re Goods -"
one nf Jrr hirl. officials iu
"'ashington l.d t0dag
"rhsotrip of Mctdlo'N may evor-
tually prove TO have >bDhUhe rhiug
that nrsf aroused The po-s.bHiCN ot
his bring a presideni ial candidate -"
Neither Republicans no- Demo.
Gratis nftr.bs'e v 'tti,s f9
secretary preset b.f both
NIT that n is hrusrr mo- secre ai}
into touch with ias pr1pir OF ihr
country ON E-r u-lr.o.ic guDa
tion and is bound therefore. fo o..
tablish him as permanent identity
in their minds.
The Detroit times., 1917-05-26
Louisville Results
Louisville Entries.

First Race-Purse $500. maiden
colts and gcldings. 2-year-olds, =
furlongs Brownie McDswell. i09
Rirsties Cub. Olympian King r. =
Johnson. Ed r. James Foster. Pas
time Free cutter. Bronze Eagle ord
nung. Dragon Rock. Jack Hare, Jrr
second Race-ciaimiug. 500. allies
9-ycnr -olda. 3 furlongs VImmcnse
ss Gretchen r. Dahlia. Honey
Shuck Bell cow. Ruth Wehle. lo7
Rird Lore. Arrow. t05. Day Dream
Lazy Lou. clare. May w Matln roe
saffron Girl. t09.
Third Rnce-Clalming $500. 3-vear-
olds and up. mile and 20 Yards Joe
vial. al NGood Counsel sun Maid
Checks. 1O6 capt Marchmont. John
Hurle, Gold color ITO.
Fourth Race 81 non. Shawnee
purse -ycar-olds. mile and. ~ yards
Poyamohnt. lG6 piatt Waterford
ioa CudEel. Grundy iif
F'ifth Race la ming $500 G-year.
oldz ~ furlougs. Tom TIT io5
King. VDiNio Highway fo1; Sasrn-
70, " W. Hastings. Rirlcrt. 3f
Pretty Bahy, i07, Desire l0' inc-
burst. ii2
sixth Race--Ciaimlrg t79o 3-.car-
Odds and up. mile and 30 Yards llar-
i0rie D.. 1888 T0oTnN oof. 1000 ON.
White crown Sam Brri-rtu lft
Ease mating. 1l1a Scrftfi1rrr. li tUt
tfrWdg Stout Hoavf Iia
Seventh Raco--EiHtu. f'hN B.
vrar-olds and up lnla f'.ef-
teenfhs Margnref "I I.u
i03. Princess tRulCs o'.If
Lindeuthal. Surpr reFirr t.r
Allen Cain. l0r. rl'Ft u Ir,eH
Gentleman, TO Primo
vApprentlce oliowonre claimed.
The Detroit times., 1917-05-26
First Inning

pHIBA Cunningham threw out
Witt Strunk tripled between Cobb
and Holman Rode foulcd 20 He'll
man and Strunk was doubled trying
20 score. Heilman 10 Spencer. No
run one HIT. no error. -
DETROIT Rush walked Young
singled 30 right on tho hit and run
play. Rush going 20 third cobb
grounded 10 McInnis VeaCh singled
TO lcft scoring Bush and Young.
Witt threw out Heilman Burns sim
sled 90 left, scoring Neach. Wit sin
gltd 60 center. Burns stopping at Soc
ond ScharR threw wild % second 70
catch Burns of second both runners
advancing Spencer doubled against
tho loft field wall. scoring Burns and
wit cunningham struck out. Five
rLn. nEn n-La enc nrEnr-
The Detroit times., 1917-05-26
U.S.COMBS
NATI0NFOR
FOE SPIES
Washington Organizes
Biggest Hunt Since
Civil War

WASHINGTON, May 26.-What is
perhaps the greatest spy hunt the
government has instituted since the
Civil war is on here today.
Every secret investigating agency
of the government is engaged in the
ferretine out OF the men or women
who tipped" 70 Germany the
news hat the American torpedo de
stroyer notilla had left American
shores for Europe in time for the
German submarines TO mine the port
OF arrival
Careful censorship is imposed az
coast cable Offices and et Mexican
border telegraph points. but despite
this, the Germans had tho news four
days before the feet arrived
Hidden wireless In this country
or Mexico. however. may have been
the means OF communication
The reports still persist that the
government has been unable 10
weed out all Illicit wireless stations.
II IS entirely possible also that a
German agent crossed into Mexico
with his valuable information and
sent II from there, or perhaps may
have communicated IL 10 some other
transmission base in Central or
South America
Tho spy story may be used as a
reason for censorship law. but
some officials admitted today that
both tho Germans and British knew
the feet story before the American
public was takenN to the secret
Newspaper men knew She story in
confidence IN advance but there
was not single instance Of viola.
tion of the voluntary censorship
regulations on it
The following statement was is-
sued by the navy department:
Four davH before the arrival of the
American DESTROYER feet abroad Her-
lin knew That tho vessels we're on
the way ard to what port they were
gol0E. ectrrntrE 60 ndvicca today
from Rear ADMIRAL sims
He rcrorts that he has positive IN
formation that Germany WAS 'hua In
formed in advance. and sufficiently
far m advance that the port 90 on
trance 90 fho deFtrovers was mined
no day previous 10 the arrival Of the
Nnf'lIr
Tho department calls attention TO
this fact a. proof TINT 'hr German
spy system ~ sttll an work in this
country. ffnklnE Imperative the need
~ secrecy iu connection With uur
rs vnI lu nations The pTeI- -Etur q
pubifrafI.u ~ ship nrvrmcnta liz
nartIcuInrlv "a s.uIc- of danre~.
The lynrrf meuf wlile rec iEing
shat thr/1ew-psper did not give this
Xfufruat .1n would be pleased if The
fa~t wore brought g. the att"rtlon
Of editors hr WAY 20 showing that
cNtreme care Is reGUlred N shioiding
military Information from the on
rm. whether 70 becomes public thru
the preae or otherwise