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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-07-21
kEREnSkY NAME D NEW RUSS
PREMIER; REVOLT CRUSHED
LOCAL DRAFT CLERKS TO
WORK ALL THRU SUNDAY
PREPARING ARMY LISTS

hand early Saturday morning in tnc
city hall aeger 20 learn their draft
numbers and arrangements w>
made 20 establish an informatic
table in the ground floor corrido
Althc columns and columns OF o.
structions have been printed CO
cerning the operation OF the dra
many do not yet understand II. az
there is never ending stream O..
young men calling for instruction
as tc what 10 do wnen they ar,
called Others do not know whcrc
their district headquarters are locat
cd and they feel that the city hall
The place 10 get the knowledge \
result--altho with the establish
ment OF the local boards City Clerk
Lindsay's official esponsibility-
finds that hc will b, obliged 10 main
Tain an information bureau for some
time yet
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-07-21
GUARD RESERVES
ARE SUMMONED

The war department has ordered
reserves OF the three regiments OF
the Michigan National Guard to re-
port at Fort Wayne for the organiza.
tion OF reserve battalions The ac-
tion OF the department, in the opin.
ion of most OF the officers. means
that the state camp al Crawling is
no longer being considered as a
mobilization or training point n
If believed that the reserve hattal.
ions will be filled out with later vol
unteers and some OF the men who
are drafted into service
Chaplain William A Atkinson has
been named exchange officer Of the
Thirty-hrst regiment TO succeed
Major Dumas. who has been u,ns-
ferred 10 the inspector generals
department
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-07-21
SOLDIER JOLTS
ALIBI OFFERED
BY LIVINGTON

Allen Livingston. held as a sus-
pect in the killing of Hope Irene
Alexander, in Sylvan Gardens. July
4, was brought 10 Detroit from ROYAL
Oak. Friday. and in the central sta.
tion was identified by Charles c.
unger, of the engineers reserve
corps, stationed al the fair grounds,
as a man he had seen near where
the crime was committed
This shakes the alibi OF Living
ston, who has steadily claimed that
he was not at the fair grounds nor
In that neighborhood, July 4 Liv-
ingston has twice been identified BY
companion OF the Alexander girl the
da" she was killed, as the assailant
y coron"i's jury in Royal Oak
found that the Alexander girl had
met her death b. unkno,ya hanGs
No date for the examinatics ct !.
ingston has been set Tor fear the
pu0lic would start some sort OF drn b
onstration The hearing will De be-
fore Justice Rose in Royal Oak.
The police are holding William
Norman, aged 40, No. ia Grand
River.ave.. who WIS arrested for AZ.
lacking two little boys, as sus-.sct
in the killing Of Sidney Levine Nor-
man frswers the general description
OF he man who accOs 60 Celia IL.
vine. sister of Sidney. I'm a moving
~ tt.rr lLedtci a shoi. tma agC
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-07-21
All Power Lodged With
Workers and
Soldiers
STRIKE,
LOSE BIG BATTLE
AgitatOrs Blamed For
Breakdown In
Galicia Y

LONDON. July Minister OF
War and Marine Kerensky has tenn
porarily been named premier OF Rus
sia. succeeding Prince Lvon, resign
ed, according to announcement in
the Bourse Gazette at Petrograd to-
day. kerensky, IL was stated In the
Petrograd advices. is TO retain his
place as military and naval chier.
Tseretelli. formerly minister OF COM
munications, was named minister Of
the interior. in addition to his pre-
yious cabinet post. Minister OF Rail-
ways Nekrasoff is temporarily filling
the post OF minister of justice.
The new government in Petrograd
is arresting on the charge OF treason
all of the organizations which took
part In the armed rebellion and all
instgators of the revolters.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-07-21
1O6 KILLED, no HURT IN NPETR0GRAD
RIOTS; RE0RGAN|zED GOVERNMENT
ARRESTSALL LEADING DIST URBERS
TAKE KINDLY TO
PRA CTICE WITH COLD STEEL

PERMANENT CAM POF DIE
RICAN EXPEDITIONARY
ARMY IN FRANCE, July FL
Pershing's Sammies are keen on
bayonet practice There isn't a more
popular course in the training cur
riculum than this. The American
soldiers have been impressed with
the fact that the enemy fears cold
steel worse tha nbullets an dthey
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-07-21
ROBBERS FLEE,
LEAVING HORSE

William Shepherd, who conducts
y tailor shop az No. 154 Ricard-st.,
living in the rear OF the builNng,
WAS awakened early Saturday morn
ing by two men who were ransack-
ing his place. Shepherd drove them
away in such a hurry that they left
q horse and wagon In front loaded
with clothes from Shepherds shop.
The horse and wagon. the psllge
learned. were stolen from Ben
Schwartz No 81 Sherman-st.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-07-21
SAVES MONEY
FROM ROBBER
Bartender Dashes Out With
Cash; Gets Bullet
In Body

Arthur Goik. bartender in sa-
loon at No. 1876 Fort.st. west. resst
ed robber early Saturday morning
and fed with the money OF his ON.
ployer into back room despite the
shots the thief fired
Goik was wounded in the right
arm and chest but his condition is
not serious He was just closing
the saloon when the robber entered
The place is owned by Mrs George
TAYLOR.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-07-21
LLOYD GEORGE
WILL REPLY
TO MICHAELIS

LONDON. July 2l.-Premier
LoydGeorge. OF England, was look
ed 10 this afternoon TO make an
swer 10 the speech OF German Chan
cellor Michaelis in an address at
Queens hall The meeting was in
celebration OF Belgum's indepen-
dence. Lloyd-George was 20 preside.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-07-21
BY VIZ. @. SHEPHERD

StdN correspondent United Press
PETROGRAD. July 90 delayed
Via London. July 21.-One hundred
killed. roo wounded. OF civilian and
soldier and sailor rioters, and six
cossacks killed. 20 wounded. is tho
casualty list Of Russia's second rev.
oluuon, apparently ended today af-
ter five days of rioting, with the
government In control.
Out Of the violence and bioodshed
has come a reorganization OF free
Russia. The government is now in
The hands OF the central COMMITTEES
OF the workmen's and soldiers con-
gress, with the provisional (dumaD
representatives acting as an admin
istrative body responsible to this ex-
ccutive committee
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-07-21

in police court for examination next
Tuesday.
The s6,S46 named in the second
warrant Is said to have been paid
Kloka by the Union Trust company
as taxes on bonds. The warrant is
drawn up under the statute covering
embezzlement by pubnc officials or
men In their employ
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-07-21

want TO get perfection in the thrust
and cut.
The French government presented
the army with bottle of cham
pagne and a liter OF red wine for
every soldier Wine doesn't figure
in the American commisariat, so the
officers were undecided about its dis
tribution. altho returning thanks TO
the French officials One battSlion,
however. didn't waste any time but
consumed al its quota right away
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-07-21
THE WEATHER

Detroit md vicinItyi SATURDAY.
might md sunday unsettIedg probably
thunder showerst continued warns
modersteiy southvcsterly winds.
Lower NiehiRnng Probable, thun-
der storms saturday Mint and sun
day.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-07-21
sox Of 10 Drowned.

Jankas Bolas. aged 70. No. SOS
Franklin-st. was drowned while In
winning AZ the foot OF Joseph Cam
pau-ave, Friday afternoon.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-07-21
Turkey WiII ne scrrre

N the present demand keeps up for
delicious Roast Turkey on sundays
Al Hotel Griswold Cafeteria II to
270. 3 10 S.-Adv.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-07-21
Couldn't Show card; Arrested.

Alex Jagielski. aged %. was ar
rested Friday because he was unable
10 show his registration card. He is
charged with violatrsp the draft Law
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-07-21

2.OoO Won md Women Ioin arm,
Il daily diners ~ Hotol Grisw0ld
'afctcria- There's reason Adv
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-07-21

BOARD Walk and Coliseum of -
Amusemcnts. Under cover open all
day todnv. Jefferson AZ Bridge. one
price admits % all--Adv
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-07-21

PrintinR--tnc plain neat kInd--thnt
II right-Timrs Job Dcpt.-Nain s52O.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-07-21

PrtuttnE-the plain nest EtrH-sN-t
O. rixht--Tin-s job Dept.-Msin f52a
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-07-21
U-BOATS SINK
5 FRENCH SHIPS

PARIS. July 2i.-Five French yes
sels-three Of them more than l 500
tons in size and two less than 500
tons-were sunk by submarines dur.
ing the past week. the admiralty
announced today. -Four others were
unsuccessfully attacked During tho
week l,037 ships entered French
ports and 02s departed
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-07-21
Mary Nnros, nged dyc. No. f5S Liver
nola-nAe. Mns hnhlA hnrnch mhnmI

tho face and Ghost when her dress.
caught hre while she was playing
with matches in the rear ~ her
will recover.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-07-21

visit Mount Clemens
see the beautiful hotels and baths.--
Adv
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-07-21

Get Puro Water F'iIter with Ice
Box Connection. Better cheaper and
more convenient than all other ar
rangemcnts. 207 T.. Jefferson. Call
Cherry 63e7.--Adv
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-07-21
sufficient Is Too Much

All the worthwhile news Of this war
weary world can be told in eight pages
if those who are editing ii for you work
hard enough.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-18

when as mere boy at Harvard, he up to New
York unknown to his family and fell victim to its
night life. lie delicate and little drink unsettled
his senses One fatal evening he srayed into the Hay
market Bohemian resort, then very notorious. Ii was
there that he met Sadie Mcssingcr Dutch Sadie who
was to become his wife The uncnvaby distinguished pro-
prieor of the Haymarket made observations about
his young customer TO enquirer:
Young Roosevelt the greatest angel ever
had here and we have had many of them. | saw
Copyright 1917, tar
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-18

anybody plunge into dissipation with the reckless aban
don OF that boy. lie madly i'll love with Sadie
the Berlin the Bohemia and other nice places where he
could have little harmless amusement He went to
gambling houses lie tried everything from faro the
horses, and he always lost In gambling place he
dropped $4,000 in night"
Jimmie Roosevelt fell completely under the fas
clnatlon OF Dutch Sadie. AT that time she a
plump blond pretty conspcuousy dressed Hungar-
ian girl twenty OF age After she young
Roosevelt her costumes become the wonder Of the circles
in which she moved She favored light blue with plenty
Of erminc and diamonds.
Her acquaintance with the rich young man moved
rapidly towards marimony This end is said to have
Britain Rights Reserved.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-18

Roosevelt. At that time large part of the family
real estate was transferred 10 young Mrs. Douglas
Robinson and it stated that she would eventually
receive the bulk Of the Roosevelt estate in place of her
mothers estate. At the time he came of age it was said
be had an income of 100000 year The Roosevelt real
estate holdings New York very large and valuable
having been acquired in cooperation with the manage
rnent Of the Astor estate.
Jimmie" Roosevelt started on the downward path,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-18

naStencd by tho attention paid her by another Young
college man, Roosevelt was made to understand that
IT he wanted Dutch Sadie for himself alone he would
have to marry her quickly.
One day he took her TO the rectory Of the noted
Little Church around the corner, but the clergyman
was unwilling TO perform the ceremony Then he hurried
down town TO the City Hall and found an alderman who
made Dutch Sadie Mrs. Roosevelt without delay.
The curIously assorted young couple went to live in
handsome fat in West Eighty -fourh Street The hus-
band bought $4,000 OF furniture all in one lot to make l.
look hike home and gave his wife every luxury she de-
sired. 80 ~
They continued to pursue life of 'plcasrre, At
least three evenings week they spent the Haymarket
where they had first met and the rest of the time was
passed III similar way.
hcy lived IN this way for several months before the
marriage became known to young Roosevelt father The
cohslcia ION caused him and of the young s rea
vcs in the highest New York society car hardly be de-
scribcd. -
About four months after the marriage Jimmie
hooscFclt disappeared from the conjuga domicile for
time. 1t said that visits from an indignant father
do with this disappearance Dutch Sadie declared
tnat thrfe had been no separation, although admitting
lhal hcr husband was away from home.
Eventually they resumed domestic life together and
moved INTO inner flat than the first Friends described
Dutch Sadie as leading the life of dignifed serious
maron cncavoring 10 fulfil all the obligations of her
position while her husband still wandered about in search
oil cvcrlsh nocturnal pleasures spite of her efforts to
keep him at home
Once bOoknaker. named James Bacr sred Roose
Welt for alternating the affections of his bride of week
Mrs Roosevelt then claimed divorce from her husband
naming the bookmakcrs wife Both suits were dropned
and the ROosevcltS said be reconciled again
And now even the wife he met in the old Haymarket
wants divorce
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-18

Mrs. J. Roosevelt Roosevelt. Jr, Formerl
Known as Dutch Sadie Meissinger," VIII
Is Making Her Husband Stay in Flord
Till She Finishes Her Divorce Suit
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-18

from an unconventional marriage.
The family connections Of j. Roosevelt
Roosevelt, Jr. arc very impressive. For
one thing he is related TO all the Roose-
relts including Col Theodore Roosevelt
In the next place he is member Of the
Astor family, for his mother was Miss
Helen Astor Il sister of the late Col.
John Jacob Aston
His grandfather was James Roosevelt
prominent old-time New Yorker, rail
road president and owner of some of the
choicest New York real estate. The young
man. father was christened James
Roosevelt Roosevelt" because the family
was exceedingly proud Of its distin-
guished name. The same combination of
names has been handed down to the young
man, who has brought them into such
queer company.
The unwelcome marriage affected the
family plans most distressingly. The.
young man S sister, Miss Helen Roosevelt
Roosevelt, was to have a great coming
OUT party about the time the marriage
occurred. The late Mrs. William Astor,
who was taking care of her granddaugh-
ter's social career postponed the debut
Tor A year on account Of the painful cir
cumstanccs.
In 1903 Miss Roosevelt was married to
her distant cousin. Theodore Roosevelt
Douglass Robinson, nephew Of Col.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-18

J jimmie" Roosevelt as He looked
When, a College Student. He
Succumbed to the Lure of the
Great White Way" and Mar
Tied Girl He Met in the Old
Haymarkct
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-03-02

THERE are blustery, rainy days when 1t
L is difficult TO carry an umbrella. Fashion,
lest we forget" gives us a gentle reminder
In the form of smart weather-proof top
coats which make an umbrella a useless
accessory.
Storm coats and mackintoshes used to be
clumsy, unattractive looking garments,
which we added to our wardrobes on ac-
count Of their utility. The weather-proof
coat of today possesses all the smartness
and charm of the up-to-date top-coat.
1t is made of such fashionable materials
as English or Scotch tweed cravenette or
covert cloth in plain weaves or mixtures.
What could be more charming for rainy
weather wear than this stunning, weather.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-03-02
Games for Church Social

TO the Editor Of WomuH's Pane,
Dear Nadam-Our church club intends IN r,,,o
SOCIAL AT the parsonage next week Conid
YOU please. suggest a few parlor games and
any other IDEAS OF amusements that WouId tand
70 interest the members OF this club, who are
all young persons? n r. ~ It3 Or U
Since your party is to be held in March
why not have game suggestive of the
March hare? For instance. distribute cards
on which are written questions about hairs
and hares For example:
i. What hare is always found among tba
flowers? Harebell
2. What adjective describes a mad March
hare? Harum-scarum
3. Whose hair was the strongest on rec
ord? Samson.
a. Name a characterlstlcally German
hare? Herr
Another game somewhat similar Is based
upon the similarites to be found I'm words
having entirely different meanings. AS for
instance: The first spokesman saws. 81 am
thinking Of fish, a spirit and part of a
shoe Answer: Sole, soul, sole Or a bev-
erage and to complain in a childish fashion.
Answer: Wine. whine To measure. a road
Answer: Weigh, way A number, devoured
Answer: Eight. ate.
A number of other games have been pub-
lished recently and l am sure you have
seen them IL you follow these columns every
day.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-03-02

ineXcusable method will learn of the fabu.
lous origin of this bugbear. Certainly
that discovery will not tend TO increase
It's faith in the world in general For
quite unwillingly, perhaps. the child un-
able as 1t is through natural lack of ex-
perience and inability 10 reason the why
and wherefore of certain questions of
vague understanding, will regard the eX-
planation of older folk as dubious mere
makeshifts. Consequently one feels de-
srous Of urging all to relegate this mean
ingless tale to it's resting place with the
witches, the goblins and ghosts and vari-
Gus other absurdities all reminiscent of
the more unenliGhtened days.
"The result of such seemingly frightful
threats upon child Of imaginative and
sensitive temperament can he actually
harmful. That conclusion was based upon
the admittance OF little girl who had
been at one time really terrified by her
mothers assurance that the invisible
monster (who carried away naughty chill
dren) would punish her severely for a
trivial misdemeanor She recalls vividy
how overwhelming fear prevented her
yielding to her mothers persuasions to
enter darkened room alone.
Hasten the day when this shadow
lowering over the happiness of countless
youngsters will have been banished. No
longer will they hear upon retiring the
hateful admonition. Close your eyes and
go to sleep or the bogeyman will come for
you Nor will they hesitate at entering
a darkened room without mother
which friendly objurgation to many
parents tempts me to indulge in some
good-natured ridcule for some nervous
women. For this Is no postulation-but
some bold and brave members of the
fair sex possess the habit of peeping
nightly under their beds"
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-03-02
Nesselrode Pudding

Boil one dozen and a half French chest
nuts when they are done, peel, pound and
rub through sieve. Put this pulp in a
saucepan with the beaten yolks of four
eggs half pint of cream and half pint
Of thick pineapple syrup, Cook over hot
water until thckened, but do not boil. Re-
move from the fire and beat the mixture
hard. Cut in small pieces three ounces of
candied pineapple and soak in Maraschino
cordial for two or three hours. Turn the
chestnut and cream mixture into a chilled
freezer and when about half frozen add the
fruit. Continue to freeze until firm and
smooth and repack in ice and rock salt for
two or three hours before serving
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-03-02
HOUSEHOLD HELPS
Sir Delicious Dried-Fish Recipes

| OIrR husky friends, the Russians, the
scandinavIans and the Scotch as wen "s
| the efficient little Japanese, have IONS "eO
| subscribed to the value OF dried rsh "S
nutritious basis of the diet. But we haNe
NOT vet welcomed it very warmly 10 '"'
American table. And yet there are many
varieties and they lend themselves "
palatable preparation for almost every
meal
pried fish 90 through a process of salting
and driving and smoking which shrlihs '"e'
fbers because of the evaporation Vi w."
The consequence is that you ouy n'e"i'
concentrated food when you buy orieu "'''
and one in which there is very llttle waste
per pound. Here are some suggested pos-
sible uses for this food:
FOR BREAKFAST OR LUNCHEON
DISHES
Klppered herring, either plain or canned
with mustard or tomato sauce
Plain or dried herring.
Salt mackerel
Shredded Goldfish with potatoes.
Dried cured salmon, either pro'leu VI
creamed ,,
Bloaters dried, cured and broiled
FOR LUNCHEON OR SUPPER DISHES
Finnan haddie. -, 49,,
Sliced Goldfish, broiled or crea'neu Vi
scalloped ,,,.s
Anchovies, either as appetizers' broiled
or added to a salad. 1900
Fish balls canned with tomato sauce.
Here is a luncheon dish that is a COM
plete meal by itself:
GOLDFISH EN- CASSEROLE
ore cpnfuI of rice. four cupfuls of milk,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-03-02
Furnishing Girls Room

To The EdIfor oT Woman's Page.
Dear Madam am having INV hadrooro don.
over and my father Is going TO buy me a new
set of furniture. / am anxious TO have one of
the painted sets, as think them SO good. .Iooi
ing, but my mother thinks ] ought TO have ma :
hosany or Circasslan walnut. What would YOU
adviser DOROTHY.
Your choice should depend, my dear
Dorothy. on whether you intend 70 buy
something to last you for a number OF
years. If so, by all means choose the ma.
hogany IL Will always be in good taste
and few years from now, after the painted
furniture has quite gone out, you will not
regret your choice. II. however, your father
can amply AFFORD to give you another set in
few years you might choose the painted
furniture. which IL quite the rage at pres
ent and very suitable for young girls
room.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-03-02

proof coat of Scotch tweed? The material
is a mixture in warm tans fiecked with
brown and red. and. like the majority of the
smart coats, it is built on military lines.
1t is double-breasted. crossing far over
at one side, and but two buttons are used
to fasten it. The collar stands high about
the throat and the raglan sleeves are I'm
ished with wide turned back cuffs.
The coat Is roomy and comfortable A
strap belt holds the fullness in at the normal
waistline, below which the skirt flares
wide. A soft silk in pleasing tone Of dull
green is used for the lining.
y Scotch bonnet of tweed matching tho
coat, completes this smart stormy-weatbar
costume.
(COpyright)
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-03-02
Vanilla Kisses

Whip four whites Of eggs very stiff with
pinch of salt, and mix with il a Gun of
icing sugar taking care not to work the
eggs more than possible after the sugar ia
mixed in. Then put Il into n forcine han
with plain pipe for the purpose and force
1t out into little cone shapes Place these
on lightly waXed baking tins, dusting over
with icing sugar, and place them in the
oven, which must be Of a moderate heat,
and bake till a pale fawn color and cr,sn
and brittle, when they can he renewed
from the pan with a knife. Take them nm
and serve when cold with whipped cream