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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-05-14
BANK THUGS
SHOOT TWO;
GRAB Cash
One Of Gang Himself
Slain in Battle
with Posse

PITTSBURG "a, May IA
Three dead and several others
wounded was the toll OF two gun
battles today marking robbery az
the First National Bank OF Castle
shannon. suburb. and a fight be
tween a posse and the robbers ar
Bridgevile
The dead
Frank Erbe. assistant cashier Of
the bank. and one OF the bandits
Wounded
y. n McLain. cashier of the bank
died in South Side hospital. Pitts
bureh
Wounded
George Beltzhoover Justice OF the
peace. Castle shannon.
Nick Yoste. dispatcher Pittsburgh
Railway company. Castle shannon
A third employe OF the bank and
two bandits whose names are not
yet known
The former of these is said to
be dying
Both actions occurred as well az
a running fight thru the streets of
Castle shannon within an hour
after noon The robbers escaped
from the banl, with a small sum of
money but were quickly overtaken
by officers and citizens in automo
biles
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-05-14
RUSS WAR
CHIEF QUITS
IN DISGUST
Says Dual Control of
Army Menaces
Nation

PETROGRAp. May minister
of war and Marine Gutchkon an,
nounced his resignation today in a
dramatic statement 10 soldiers dele.
eatc- from the froN asserting that
Rues,a's existence was menaced by
aaal control plans for the army and
navy
Ills gnat.on, he said. was ne
e-say in view az conditions in
which thc power OF the government.
md especially the authority OF the
minister Of war and marine, has
been placed. and which am power
less TO alter"
These conditions. tho minister
said. threaten consequences fatal
70 the defense liberty and even
the existence OF Russia
~ can no longer share responsi-
bility IN the grave sin being com
mitted against the country" be con.
cluded.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-05-14
WILSON ISSUES ORDERS
TO RECRUIT $4,000 men
FOR U.S.. REGULAR ARMY
New Regiments Will
Bring Establishment
To Full Strength

WASHINGTON. May 1.-THE
president today authorized four ad
diuonal lncrements for the regular
army approxlmatlns $4,000 men.
The new regiments. each OF which
will have "A nucleus Of trained reEu
lars. will be raised az follows
Thirty eighth ana Thirty ninth
regiments of infantry at Syracuse.
y y. Twelfth Field artillery at
Fort Myer. Va Forty seventh 20
Fifueth dncluslyel regiments of in.
fantry az Syracuse Fifteenth Field
artillery. Syracuse. Fifty eighth 10
Sixty first 1nclu-iyel infantry. Get
tysburg National park, Nineteenth
and Twentieth Field artillery AZ
Montauk Point. L. L. Fifty FIRST 10
Fifty sixth lnclusiveJ infantry,
Chickamauga Park, Ga Twenty
second and Twenty third cavalry.
Chickamauga. Ca Fortieth and
Forty first infantry Fort Smelling.
MINI. Forty econd and Fortythird
infantry. Fort Douglass Utah
Tenth and Eleventh Field artillery.
For' Riley Twentieth and Twenty
FIRST cavalry. Fort Riley sixteenth
and Seventeenth Field artillery
Sparta. Wls Thirteenth and Four
teenth Field artillery. Fort Sill, Ok
lAhoma. Fifty seventh infantry Six.
tytourth infantry and Eighteenth
and Twenty arst Field artillery. not
yet designated Fortyfour'h lnfan-
try, Vancouver barracks. Wash
Sixty second and Sixty third infan
try. Presidio. san Francisco Twen-
fyfourth and Twentyhfth cavalry.
Fort y. a Russell. Wyo.
In most cases one regiment OF al
ready trained regulars VIII be- used
az the basis FOR the formation OF
two regiments Of recruits
Under tho order issued today the
regular army will be filled 10 Its FUN
war quota ~ nearly 100000 men
More than $1,000 OF the troops an.
thorized in tho four incrcmcnts have
already been recruited since April T.
Orders were given the quarter
master general 10 prepare shelter
for the troops at the points deslg
mated for each regiment
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-05-14
DevOnshire Entries
ron TII,xDAY'

First Race Purse $500. two-year-
olds. mRtdens furlongs Iris r.
1903 Lady Berger. t05 Hattie Crex-
ton. 1903 DRlacton. to1 Sam Pickett
III. Tippe Sahih. lts Ruth Stathsm,
I03 Mclrose. i0b Little Menard. 100
Freuchy. ia Ebeneaer. III. Howard
bland IFS
Second Race-Purse $500. claiming
three year-olds, 80 furlongs Y.
Moelegcne. 100. Biilota 100 Cash Cp.
104 Hazeluut. 1e7. Ismora. i0s nr.
Prathcr 40. kcstrel 107 Piungef.
100 Dyson. TOO Riposts. los Pick
Again los Frank Coleman. IFS Also
eligible Ponce de Leon. 1o7. xaig-
crtto. % sister Emblem. I0s
Third Race Purse 400. claiming
three year-olds and up. six furlongs
Jay Thummei. i0l. Ellen Smyth. los
vPrivet Petal. 1917 Rosemary, l0S
Tom Caro-. 1t0.s sPunhachapL 10 Nt'arl
Roberts i03 Yaca. 100 Gordon Rob
erta los. Birka. i06 Ma ssenet ia.
Moss Fox. III Also eligible Dash.
los Msrtre, 1913. clumsy Kate. los
Fourth Race Purse 800. claiming
three -year-Olds and up. six furlonga
Thirst. % Blue BRnnock. %. Little
pippcr lot Dignity. los Hawthorn.
Jos Kerfhage, III. Sybil 81. Tzo f.si.
f04. Sultana. zoo follte. i0s Fathom.
III tschGahibhte. III. Also eligible
Tom Edward. lO9
Firth Race Sandwich handicap.
purse 81 ooO three year-oids and Up
miio and }0 yards baby Lynch. 100.
Greenwood ia Hanovta. l16 Sky
Pilot t03 Gordon Russell ii6 Sasln,
iiG
sixth Race Purse $500 threc-year
olds and up claiming one mile:
Rose Iulirtte. l0b. NCaro Nome. l0f.
Casaha. f0s Luke Van Zandt. ia.
KinE * ua Prime Mover. iib uAf.
ternlEht. fO6 ReduirHm los Lucky
CicorFet ltQi king BoN 1la Egrnont
10 nav o. Light it1 Also, eiigl hle
Hand lemar r0s Prirh Harry III pin
NoRgy. l1f
seventh Race Purse tE00 claim
lng four-vear -elda and up mile and
~ yHrd- TentitN. 101. NKfsmet r.
f01 Ash Can. i03 Rey Dakuood. fos
Eafly Morn. i0e knights pi1er. ia.
Finalee. lei Fttas charm. f0a. COL
CUTE lux to5 xAnna kruter. Jos
Hayden. III Monocscy. IL
Weather fne track fast
tFfvc hounds allowance
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-05-14
NABS ALLEGED
THIEF IN MOVIE
AFTER A CHASE

An audience In tho columbia
theater was thrown into confusion
Monday afternoon. when George
Joslyn. 1s years old. OF Chicago,
tried 70 elude woman store detcc.
two and Patrolman Mcdonald by
fleeing into rho showhouse
Look out. he's got gun. "
shouted a man. az Joslyn ran down
tho main aisle scores ducked in
their seats
Ioslyn and Blanche Allen. %
years old. were in down town de
partment store Two women dc
tectives say tbey saw them steal
some six shirts one OF the de
tcctivcs held thc Alien woman The
other pursued Joslyn thru the
streets and into tho thcater where
no VAS caught
1oslyn and his companion are held
a. nnllcc headquarters
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-05-14
ARREST NEEF
AS PLOTTER
BrOther-in-Law of Albert Kalt-
schmidt Locked Up
Monday Noon

Fritz A. Neef. general manager
OF the Eisman Magnetic Co, and a
brother-inlaw of Albert Kalt.
schmidt, in custody as an alleged
German plotter. was arrested Mon
day noon by Deputy United states
Marshal George Caldwell lie is
charged. like Kaltschmldt, with plot
ting against the Canadian govern
ment on United states soil He
will be arraigned during the after
noon Neef married Miss Ida Kalt.
schmidt. sister of Albert Kalt-
schmidt, soon after the latter's ar
rest
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-05-14
Pimlico Results.

First race Five furlonEs Mid
night Sun lls lTroNlerl s. So 8? 10
$40 won fRdy Eileen. JOS am
hrorel. 1850 - 30. second tandmh-
ber. III Williams. f7i0 third
Time o2 Ron HUM. Little sweep
er aud shandon also ran.
second race Two miles and a
quarter. New Haven. ib2 (Br0rks1
ST. 40. s61O. s.. won Rhomb 40 CF
Wliliar 90 $40 second. Bally
Bay. 40 tAUcnl. o. 90 third. Time
ft22 as KilK. superhuman. Early
Light CynoSure. High Flyer and
Hamhoo also ran
Third race Mile WILD Thyme. 10
lRyanl $50 g. s2T0 won. Frca.
los MerrimeeI t110. s27O second
UriRht star l09 "a Colllus). 81 so.
third Time i42 2-b Nistula III.
Jack Carl, James y Cummins. Scar
pla IT, and 7 .emarsouin also ran
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-05-14
MI Son ASKS Power To
NAME FOOD DICTATOR
New Officer Would Have
Jurisdiction Over All Sup
plies; Hoover May
Get Job

WASHINGTON May President Wilson empowered 70 appoint
shall The
the bill introduced toy and recommended for immediate
is bill advocated the president
administer
OF
may
making with the United States against
Germany
wifi direction Of storage
OF
folders conduct OF
al o. it is
Herbert Hoover
will be the selected by president thc
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-05-14
R a e Z. 9
Devonshire Results
Scratches.

Scratches.
First Attorney. Muir
Third. Robt Manteli. Rublcon II
isltih 2at W.olo Park caro-
sstt narpb H oauserh e-
tlH'tA
seventh Fatmaae- hlla Wsp.
nah
First Race purse $500 2year-
old~ four furlongs Orlando ~ VA
vana. IA tClsverl. s. "a. 1910. 9eNa
wou star Bahy los lMoI-swort'l
$3.50 f3e0 second My Grace ioS
Young. s. 10 third r me- 50 i-5
Theodore Fair Scar. trutibIe East
crn Princess. Leta also ran.
Second Race Purse 500. year
olds and up sx f4rlougs Fathom.
l17 knight. $3.50, 40 S&.75. won
4 Jones, ii3. OBoward'. s. no.
$3.50. second SIR oliver to2 young
$50. third Time iiG Cash ON
Delivery. Plaudtto. Bad Prospect
Heartbeat. Patsy Mack. Bolala, Ella
Jennings. Ash can, Prosper son. also
ran
Third Race Purse 200. for 7-year-
olds and up , Y furlongs Lu1zi. Jos
tTsplinI. $3.50. tsaJ. t5Go won
pldsmoOiie. '03 lBlooml. So GO. 8 co.
second Salon Jos tSuhcN s" third
Time. i1o l-5 Trisky. Molier. Van
Horn. Rulscr Toastmaster Carl
Lady Mildred Talebesrcr. Birdman
also ran
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-05-14
HELD
AS AK SLAYER

DES MONIES. Iowa May a.
The Rev George J Kelley. 35. an
itinerant preacher OF sutton Neb
IS in jail at Red Oak Iowa. accused
Of the killing OF eight persons in
Nillisca, Iowa in 1912 States At.
torney General ~ " Havner. who
made this announcement here this
afternoon, stated that with Kelley's
Indictment and arrest the mystery
OF the famous Vlllisca ak murders is
solved
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-05-14
Louisville Results

Fi.st race SIX furlonrs stout
S77O. won. Drou IIO (Crump) 81
f22O second Bluy Joe. toq tShlll-
inEl - so. third Time - i-b Har-
~ Gardner tdngtal white. Vence-
dor. John Hurie Freeman, Belgian
Trooper and Gleipner also ran
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-05-14
THE WEATHER

Detroit nnd stcinityi Monday nisht
ana T'ur.doy. generally fair. with not
much change in temperature moder-
nte. variable winds.
Lower Michigan Monday Might Hnd
Tuesday. fair. With iit'le change In
Temperature.
Timer Inke-i Gentle 20 moderate
shIftinr windst fair Monday niEht
and Tuesday.
Lower Lnkest Gentle 60 moderate
uorth,re.t ,,tndst fair Monday Night
and Tur sdnN.
HIHhcat temperature this date in
the pRst % years, ~ in 1900 lowest
~ In 1910
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-05-14
ARMY BILL HELD
UP ONCE MORE
By RoRERT / BENDER

Stc -re pJtdca rn,ted Press
w. rrrON May "a Dispost
-" o' fe army bill has been de-
on the measure, who
we. t.H H1'nc So write into 30 81
au '-it.le tbe s5callcd
adjou-ned
tbi afternoon ana.
lr'l lp acuon un
t.al.toT ruE
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-05-14
IINGTON DTTRoTr
First inning

WASHINGTON Judge walked tII
hands were safe when Foster hit o.
Wit and WITT threw too high % sec-
ord. Shanks hit iuto double play.
Rush 20 Young 20 Burns Judge
rounded third on the play nurus
threw 20 Wit 20 catch him Tudrs
dashed for tho plate and was SAFE
Rice fouied 20 spencer ono ran. rr
hit. ono error
DETROIT -- Dumont threw Dut
Bush. Young was safe on Nore1n' "a
tumble cobb forced YounC Morgan
to Crane. cobb stole second Ncarh
popped 20 Foster y orun. nD hIt. one
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-05-14
DIR. MARY WALKER
IS RECOVERING
FROM BAD FALL

WASHINGTON. May l4.-Dr.
Mary Walker. who has been con.
fined 90 her Washington homo a.
he result OF a fall two weeks ago.
is improving slowly. her physician
said today.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-05-14
British SHOOT
DOWN ZEPPELIN
German Air Dreadnaught Des-
trOyed BY Naval Forces.
j Saws Admiralty

LONDON. May "a rhe German
1eppe'n i..Z was destroyed BOD the
Nurth sea cs-iy thls moruur uf
prIsh naval forces. au admiralty
staten s1t announced today
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-05-14
By HAROLD Y, WILCOX.

NAVIN FIELD. May 1.-Two
scandalous slumps clashed on Nay.n
Field this afternoon. when Wash
lngton played Detroit for tho first
time this season. Neither club ha
made a good showing this sprIE
Boland was the Tiger pitching
nominee. Grimth sent Dumon, 20
the slab for the Nationals
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-05-14

q ra0l-r o ,he ls.i iue D. 70.
NnnoaIcii- flvt gr.e@. d. Iraas..
rate ne dsyligh, saving plan TO-
day and 10 continue W in operation
until the middle or September.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-05-14
Second Inninc

WASUtNGTON smith nied fu
Neach Witt throw out Morgan
Henry fled Co VIII $50 run ru hlt
no error
DETR ROTT Morgan threw ont fTcI-
man Burns grounded 60 crane wiz
singled 20 center On hif and ruu
play Spencer rcnf Nitf to third or o.
single to left BoIauf fief t1 Rico
No rin. two hits. no efror.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-05-14
DurnOnt and BOland
Twirl for TOday'S
Battle OF SlulnpS
Wash. lash l O @ @ @ 90
Det. 90 O | O |

Elce was called out on strikes No
.Ju. uu hist uo error
DETROIT. Neach walked on four
rifetcd balls NeaCh was caught OF
Urrf. Henry to Judge Heilman sin
= cd o. center. and went Co. third
y Irn Snanhs Wild throw rolled 90 The
iIEr~B' dggout Barns hlt TO Foster
anf tcliman was out az the plate.
Eos,or go Henry Burns took second
ui q wild pitch. vita singled to right
scaring Burns Vita died steRlinE
uvnry o. @orsau one run, two hits
..ra
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-05-14

One Nenr nEO today NtEhFst tfm-
pernture. sgt lowest. Ast mrnn, SGT
cloudy weather with tt3a inches of
rain.
The sun sets Wond ~ TiH %. w.
snd rises ruesday ~ 6ut ~.
rhe moon ri.es TueSda, Rt Z "a =.
m
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-05-14
HLNDENBURG'S men NOW HOLD ONLY
TINY PART OF BULLECOURT; R0EUx
FIGHT ALSO SWINGING TO BRITISH
General Haig's Grip Is
Rapidly Growing eI
Stronger as

PETRoGRAD, May 14.-oer.
many has withdrawn 20 divisions
approximately 100000 men)
from the Russian east front and
hurried them to France to op-
pose tho Franco British often
sive, according TO Information
from Russian headquarters fea-
tuned today In Petro1rad news
papers.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-05-14

PrIs.Ing-tbe slsfr aest Rfs6-<Ast
ts riEht-Tines job Dspt.-HsIs ts7o.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-05-14

tured TODAY IN Petro1rad news
papers.
BY WILLIAM PHILLIP STMMs
St0H Correspondent United Press
WITH THE BRITISH ARMIES
IN THE FIELD. May 14-Only two
posts remain in German hands in
the village Of Bullecourt at the
time this dispatch is written today.
The liveliest sort OF hghting which
continued all thru the night was
still in progress in and around the
village.
The two posts 10 which the Ger
mans stu tenaciously cling are TO
the south and north of the town.
Around these swaying fight Is cen
tering
A. Roeux the Tommies strength
ened their hold during the might
lighting
LONDON. May IA Progress IN
tho village Of Rocux vas announced
by Field Marshal Haig today
Northeast or Epehy and to me
north OF Ypres hostile raids az night
were repulsed he reported a
few were taken prisoDer Az Roeuy
We progressed during the night in
tho village
Roeux has been a storm center ot
lighting for the past three or four
days As AZ Fresnoy and Eullecourt
the German counter attacks there
have been almost continuous and
Tho aghting of greatest intensity
Roeux Is one ~ the kew points In
The Oppy supplemental line OF
German defense
By progressing On Roeu1 and
maintaining an unN-eakahle hold on
Bulecourt, the British today have
grip On TWO parts of the vaunted
Hndenburr line Tho Oppy front ~
so called switch line" 20 the main
German positions Bullecourt itself
Hcs directly on The Hinden5urg
Inc
PARIS. Nav "a French troops
Indicted bloody losses on German
reconnolssance parties a. a mum
Der OF points alon. me front last
night. todays oncial statement as.
serted The German attacks we're
particularly strong northeast %
VauvIlon. west " cr3onno. hill l0s
aud p fhe CmmpaEne
The war Office said he usual can
nonading vas in progress over most
% Tho front
BERLIN Nia Londorl May IA
German forces stll -enlh thc
ruins of B1.iecour against an
British attacks todsy Official
fatemen- declared
Near Oppf ald FsmpouS lsoisf-
ed English advances faiied fhe
VAR Office said Around nullccourt
ne hghting vas continued IN a bit.
terry stubborn struggle. ae retain
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-05-14

Waba.h-Banate srd Vetava ato.
on sale daily; return limit 30 days
One-way fare t6--Adv.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-05-14
Fourth Inning

Fosters ~ ghsnks filed 20 veari
WASHINGTON \ SllR- ~as snder
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-05-14
Il EGIBLE / LEGITIMATE
n --- m--

Not an idle word In The Times
Not an eye-taSlng line In The Times
Not a dollar.fllching ad. In The Times
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-05-14
Third Inning

WASHINGTON RuIdnd tossed o..
Crane Humont famed fTfE
ed 20 Fiff $50 run nv fIf fr
DETROIT Rusn foufrf % rIr-.r.
Morgan threw ouf Young TraH
threw out Cobb Nu run mo- hft u
error
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1917-11-26
COSGRESSMEN PREPARE.
Return 10 Washington for Session
I,ngiuning December 3.

M,mbcrs of Congress are begin
ming TO return TO Washington for
the opening Of the second session OF
the war Monday, December }. Most
o: them expect the new session TO
rival the last in important action, ana
few ;aink it will end before the gcal-
cral congressional campaign next
fall
Appropriations for tae war pr'm-
isc % require much time. ana there
is a great deal of new as well Is
unfinished war Legislation to be dealt
with. President Wilson'S opening mos
sarc soon after Congress reconvc;es
viii determine, in great measure,
the program of new legislation
Many Other. domestic matters, n
GLIDING prohibition and woman SUI
fragc. arc promised attention.
Future relations between this M
lion and Germany's allies may pe
determined early in the session.
MANY members Of Congress are e&-
Meeting the Presidents opening mes
sarc to deal with the question Of
whether war shall be declared
arainst Austria. Turkey and su'-
raria. Sentiment i'll favor of such ac-
ticn is general among members
now here.
Work on the appropriation bills
for tho fiscal year beginning July ]
next has already begun by the House
Appropriations Committee w"is'
will have a constant stream OF tho
snnaly bills to 20 through the Con
rrcssional machinery. Appropriation
estimates arc being assembled rapid
w =; thc Treasury Department i"'
submission. :,
More lnnd issues probably Will d
authorized at the new session. nn' &C.
or,ual consideration Of new 0.
amended wa.' tax legislation - no, m
anticipated until the session IS wei
under way.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1917-11-26
WIDOWS LIFE STORY
Mrs de Saullcs Begins With AZ
Count OF Old Injury on Which De-
Tense viii Build Argument.

.,f:ncol:., l.. l., Nov. 2t.-Mrs.
Blanca dc Saulles. facing possible
death from Two widely different
causcs. went on the witness stand here
tcGay to lay bare romance which
e:.ded il an alleged murder.
The petite siriish widow erosn
Chile. as she sat today with half
closed eyes and face as colorless
n, .eath itself, dill not deny she shot
a.i killed her Corner husband. Jack
d.. Saulies
She knows thai. II convicted, the
electric chair awaits her Her !coun-
81 declares she also iaces death in i
necessary operation 70 relieve the
torture she has suffered for years
from depressed fracture CT the
Sk..ll.
As she reviewed her childhood days
81" told nf fall against an andiron
IN v:nar del Mar, Chile. when she
wa. cig1, years oil She told Of how
tho pain Increased after Il sunstroke
nj Deal. and, later, nf being thrown
from an automobile in Chile in 1915.
These. in brief, are the salient
c.useS, or contentious, leading up to
her defense. hypothyreosis. an atropfH
o.: The thyroid glands.
Ii is a weakness, she asserts, in
creased to the point cf temporary ir-
responsibility by the eyer-increasing
worries Of an unhappy married life.
rhe greatest Of al, her worry. she
>ay*. has been the fear that plot
I'D been laid to deprive her of the
I1v. and association Of hcr five year
OH boy, Jack de SaulleS, .Ir
District Attorney Weeks vas pre-
paling u g-1clirG cross-eanination
- will not spare Mrs. re Sau!les.'
<:i! Weeks.
y ll"hf was III process over the m
;2nriop Of Henry A. Uterhaw, coun
<,i Tor the defense. 70 read 10 tic
ig.y AL testimony taken in the he
S..allcS divorce case. Before corning
to court today Mrs. De Saullcs put
ii. btT orders FOR 4 ful Thanksgiving
dir 1cr :or every one OF the seventy
i,:yc prisoners in Nassau county jail.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1917-11-26
PROBING BOMB CASE.
Twenty-Five Italians Held in Connec-
zion With Milwaukee Tragedy.

Milwaukee, Wis, Nov 26.-Twenty-
four hours Of vigorous investigation
by every government agency aaS
failed to disclose a particle of IN
formation rs to the identity OF toe
person or persons responsible for
the explosion Of a bomb which
killed eleven persons in police head
quarters here Saturday night.
Twenty-Five Italians are under arrest
including Guisseppi Mazuinni, the
Italian who carried the bomb from
the basement of the Italian Evan
cclical Church to the police station,
but TO action has been taken by the
Dc!.ce as the result OF the
Questioning which the prisoners un-
dc,went yesterday.
Tie fact that the bomb had been
placed in the basement of the church
and timed apparently TO explode
when the church could be presumed
TO nc crowded, and that considerable
enmity existed between the Fey.
August Guiliano, pastor o. tnsi
church, and some unknown persons,
has caused the police to look 10
that quarter.
contain Of Detectives Sullivan de.
clared Yesterday that he believed t1e
bomb was planted by perso"7
whose desire it is to break up 'Ee
RELIGIOUS work which the Rev. .ir'
Guiliano is conducting among ne
Italians. As reason for that belitI
he points out that "since the bay
View riot several Sundays ago when
4 religious meeting conducted by .a2
y, lest was broken up and several de-
tcctives killed, members OF Gulllano
conrrcration have been alienated
from him. mostly by violence.
The casualties which resulted from
the explosion remained at II oe'o
and 90 injured, no other bodies nay
ine been found when the demonsh2'
room in Police Headquarters was
searched thoroughly.
Bomb experts have gathered wna'
avoidance there is available as to thf
construction Of the bomb. 1t IS then
belief that the dripping Of hu;e
through a glass tube connected VIII
Il bomb effected time-controt q;
or.fcc, as that OF the mechanism
; Of a clock.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1917-11-26
AGAIN HEADS LABOR
Samuel GomperS is Elected President
~ Closing Session Saturday.

Buffalo. Nov. 81. -Saar"! G'"~
pers vas rc-ajecte:i president .! rhe
AMERICAN Federation q Labor S&S-
usaay n. the closing session Of tHs
fc.dration's 37th annual COZ
yo,rion. The rc-elcction OF G"mpers
va a complete endorsement % me
declarations strong pro-war roIlc%'
which ne has espoused. It market
the overwhelming overthrow Of the
pa.;fist factions. Al! other officers
.w.rc reelected The conventions
viii probably end early t"morro"
morning.
The convention went on record rs
declaring that rhc nation'S ereat"Si.
efficiency in prosecuting the war car
cone only FROM, is inSistencc t9"F
employer ard enlploye cooperate ~
the fullest extent.