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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-30
GREAT GAME IS WON
BY CHARLESTON HIGH

S,.~.,l p.s,,a:eh 70 Tho ln:"iI!rrc",.
, CHARLESTON. W. Va, Nov. %
Presenting the strongest lineup seen
on the local cyrid!rOn this season. Nor
cantnwn high keep IN" local eleven on
. tine desensiv" throughout three OF Tour
periods Of play here today, hut wHrs
defeated b: tho score OF 10, b.
wild kick Oh; after touchdown couSed
the visitors TO lose their chance OF
iicing the score.
Halfback Emblcnton Of Charleston
won the game for the locals III the
second quarter whrn he grabbed a
Nocan,nwn pass on his thirty yard
line and lodged his way through tho
Norcantown team with no Interior
cDre hv his teammates for seventy
wards. Captain Marin kicked goal
from Il difficult angle.
Morgan;own's score carnn IN The
las. quarter when Ualfback Rookie
fumbled and RamSch recovered
Three tries ii the line failed. and a
forward pass. Shoemaker 10 Foreman,
ne,icd tho score. the halfhack barely
falling ovrr.tne line.
The game was played on very
muddy field. Runs by Lively FOR
thirty and ;firty-fvH yards and thir-
~ yards pass caught BY Captain Mar
tin featured for Charleston. Emblem
ton and White PLAYED sterling h"irn
s;ve games, Will" n" all around WORK
ri Foreman WIS the best sccn her" or
= visiting team. Charleston loses
rrcular PLAYERS hv graduation Win
,odav's game.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-30

BALTIMORE. N":. co.--MarylaTI
state rnll"c" If AcrIculturr retained
the football championship uf th" stat"
today when Johns Hopkins was defeated
In a gam. full Of thrills. : To u. Fletcher
state halfhark. who scored the touch
down. played a spectacular game.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-30

MORO ANTOW-N. ". Va. Nov. %
West Virginia University today "aSs' :
scored three touchdrwuS against North
Carolina agricultural md mechanical
arts college and won the ttnal gam" ~
the season q to q. Tn" southcru'r:'
were completely outclasssd by m" It's.
Mouutainecr eleven. which. in an easy
manner, lost the "pi'"r:ua!;y :" score
. three other touchGnw.5S. North Caro-
lima made but three tirst downs dur'nS
the game
Receiving the first kicSo%. West Etr-
SirSta marched d"w-rs rho fr"!G - yards.
At this point F-aucHtte of North Car
lima Intercepted u forward lass on his
own goal line and ran ~ yards before
Rogers tackled him from ~ hind.
West Virginia can" ha'!; s'a1n"diAtH'
,ly The Southerners attempt ~ 4 place
kick was blocked and a series of sea-
sational gains was started by n" M"Un-
Ia:Hcers I.~wts u,ad. "a yards. l.'r'&
got away tur IS and :" yards was. ;,t'."'l
BY .ISentz. After several shorter Ea.n>.
Ientz was showed ever a'r the first
touchdown.
In the second period. NcCri" recovered
a tumble hy North Carolina on nhc
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-30
FOOTBALL RESULTS


At MISUNDERSTANDING High IL
Be1laire o.
At Martins Ferry-Mardns Ferry
High 20; Moundsville High o.
at neutrality-suspicious. %, Man
ntngton 13.
At New Culnberlaud-New Curnber-
land Athletics 80, war-wood Athletics o.
At Camp Lee-3lsth Regiment 20,
Bethany College 6.
At MISUNDERSTANDING High 10,
Marshall College o.
At wcnsvi1e-a32nd Regiment z, Col
umbiaua County All Stars 3.
AT Charles High 2.
Morgantowr High 6.
at Sioux City, Iowa-ndorningsid
College Il; University Of South Dako-
ia 7.
At Terre Haute, 1nd.-Rose Poly go,
Rolla (Mo.) School of Mines o.
At 1ndianapons-Butler College Al,
Camp Taylor Soldiers s.
At Des Moines, 1owa-Iowat state
College (Ames) At, Drake University @
At Norgantown-West Virginia, al
North Carolina, o.
at Ptttsburgh-Ftt, 49, Penn State,
At Bostou-camp Deveus, o; Newport
NaEeI tLeSGISSt ".
At Ciuclnnati-M,alni, 10; University
Of Cincinnati, o.
At Cleveland-weseern Reserve Q;
Case, o.
At Chicago-Great Lakes, 81; Fort
Sheridan, o.
AT New Yorh-Fordhan, SIS; Camp
Upton, o.
At New York-Hneola Aviation
Corps, Il; Pelham Naval Reserve, :.
AT Washing ton-Goorgetown, 81 AL
lentowu Ambulance Team, o.
At Richmond va--wash1ngton ana
Jefferson. Ii; Washington and Lee o.
At Carlisle, Pn--Dicanson 7; Buck
nell, o.
At Balt1more-John hopkins, o;
Maryland state, 7.
At Columbia, Mo.--Eansas, 27; Mis-
souH, 3.
At Columbus, o.-obio state. IS;
Camp Sherman Soldiers, o.
A. Buralo-Bu1alo, AS; Hobart, o.
AT Observation-Disclosures o: Urst-
nus, O.
At Lancaster. Pa.-rrantltu and
Marshall, ?: Gettsburg, o.
AT observation-disclosures 10; Sewa-
nee, S.
At worchester, Mass-Holy Cross, Is;
Springfield College, 7.
At Des Moines-Ames, II; Drake, o..
Mt Lincoln Syracuse, 10; Ne
brasIrn, 9.
At Atlanta-Georgta Tech, es: Au-
burn, 2.
|, At Observation-Disclosures, 6; Ohio UNI
vers1ty, o.
At Chicago-Navy, 81; Army, o.
At Austin, Texas-Te1as, 20; Arkan-
sas, O.
Mt Oklahoma City-oklahoma A. and
N. College, g; University Of Okla
hona, o.
At OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES o; Cen
trail. IS; (Kentucky State Champion
ship.)
at Observation-Disclosures OF Florida,
o; Kentucky, So.
At Port Riley, Knnsas-nlinots, 2s;
Camp Funston, o.
At Chester, Pa.-Ponn Military, 80:
Albright, o.
At acknowledgements 81; Wa
bash, o.
n: Baton Rouge, ba.-Tulane, 26;
LOU g!ana State, 6.
At OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES A. and M,
2; Haskell Indians, 6,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-30

Subslitulcs-Whcclin SFChhs for
D"ulhur: ,'l:,rk for itrdnan: EIdrmillcr
for TrSi%'a: ..Arrnhr""ht fnr Clarke.
I;"llarrr: Simpson for Mcr'rmott: Gro
2irr for CuIhcrtSau Tnuchtowns:
rlummrr and simpson. Referee:
nnuGhcriy W md ! Umpire: Nelly.
Martins t'.r~v. Head l.inesman; Arch
Games. state. I.incsman: Gardner,
Wheeling ard Cooper. Erilairc.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-30
WaSh-Jeff Won From
WaSh-LeG By Mastery
Work Of One Player

r,-rr,,C>-r, v, My q0-Washinc-
......, -.
ton Anu '''' '' "
ball rlmr' from washington ana L@e
here. tn,!av Il - n. Mc,,rriEht suhslitu-
.,,,, 81, t,IIb,Ck scoring nil
''nN ''' ''''''>
the points IN IN" t'"' Pt''""' ~ otlA~i'
ine rain tril Throughout the game and
.,. n,,I v,s .orcr sIuwtnc IN the
rt ~, BAN Inns TIN. line-up
VT g. I, Position w g. L, o
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-30
Going to BE- Forced Out.

Hindrnhurg still claims Germany was
forced into the WAR. Well, let him
havo /, that way il ne will. The real
point OF interest Is that she Is now
going 10 be forced out-Minneapolis,
Tribune.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-30
WHEELING HIGH
Continued From Page Oue.)


sphere. bui for The players il was
y ,riiI1, 100 warm and they show
,.1 ~, oY.c,. NJ i, ,rrrr Tho spc.
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W., '',:''' '''''' h,;nr
"'''''S ''"''' '",'''
io'''" I" I''llc !'"'" '"' t''''
purely from 'NhlhS'lph FauHtu
partially by his hard WORK. nut
SilprrinHIlrrl hv the heat. The
field was little better Than a duag-
miro aftrr ,hr game nnt; pro.
,,..,,I ro- f,,r ,rinu.cs and
h,od
!''" '' nv
!i'HHtIN"H' nv ""SME I!N"' nv
from bHlo. IN fninF ana II NdH
impOSSiDi" n distinguish m" HHuI-
boz, ON he backs Of any OF tho
hnvs Thry woro mid from head
T., roo, and u. from no kin Out.
r,-d rorob+ G,rre
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-30
Many Games
Briefly Told

LEXINGTON. ltr.. Nov @?.--ln a
game in which long forward passes and
md runs pr"hnmi,litrd. thu University
or lE"nturky ruruI".d az" The University
ct Florida tn'rr to-day. Winning h%
score uf - Ia u. III" Kentucky eleven
scored almost ~ Will ard only three
tliu.:. during ia" contest did Florida
have ;hr bail IN k"nturky.s territory.
ENl.T1MrKE. Nv:. Maryland
state Cnll"r" rf AGrIculturr retained
the football championship "f IN" stat"
to-day when Johns Hopkins was defeated
In /; gan.r full Of thrills. : 10 u. Fletcher
state halfhark. who scored the touch
down. played Il spectacular game.
C'DlI-MRIA. Mo-. My. @A--Smash'n~
It's way through the linz almost ~ Will.
l.uivcrSity "f Kansas football team To-
day won its football IHmo with III"
University Of Missouri by N" score 81
- 10 3 Missouri at II" time was Il
dangerous opponent for the Lawrence
rIcvru. prtuSlr. Kansas left hHlt. madc
twO Of the Tour tau"hd"wnS.
MILWAUKEE, N"v. % Mnr1uc't"
defeated the WAhash eleven her" to-day
Icy y Ia u. = MS 4 hard ""u'"S.
inrrurhoi!.. l."ti ilrl' EaUll"r Quar-
i,riurk IrcIHr"r" amt l;irh Ilrit fHns-
iiufI were Ia" stars for Marquette VIII"
l;i!.lu Tarhl" lInnmi'h"r HHi 'lWnr''r-
l,;l,k lIurIlu& w'rr t:.' hr.I,,:-i: mr.
formers for NAhHs h.
WASiEiN';TON Soy. .i2.--';.u:r' ,nwn
10. aird tho Allentown. l'.nuS> wanna,
Army Amhulnlrrr corps rmrthaIl team "f
former rnliccc players here t"dry. =,
10 a. Two fi"!d l;,;,i% hy captain Ma
honey and iIIifhark 'Ilr.y% broken
field running Iv'r" "ui$t:tu,ilu; features
ur = gam" played 81 w"i ala! ''"r&I
field.
BOSTON. Nnv. o?---Gnrr p"vcns
foot ball team. although "ufriHSs"d. held
tn Newport Eara3 Reserves eleven 70
i &" IL score ut I;rav"$ t!"ld today.
Snow slowed up tn" play and mad" tn"
;o"iinE uncertain. Sin times IN" Navy
players w"r" within IN" army "a yard
I'm" hui each TIM" th' Army dug Ia
and held for downs.
ATLANTA. Ga. Nov. "9.--Tic"rE;h
Tech won thc f""tr1l championship If
III" south here today. by defeating AT
.!nIr,i IS to :. From th" start It WAS
apr:urcnr tha; IA" hlrhHm1 plai'lSrn"n.
who !a~r saturday h"ld n" Western
Conferences championship state team +"
. SCorlc&s tie. 'w"r" II" match for ~"
C;cnrciuuS who scored almost ~ Will.
\ulnirn'.: '"urhdnWu earn" ru'ar ia" 'md
If play on I.'rt llrlrhnrK Don"hu"'S
S,N;y var! run after r"""!Iin: = for
ward pn%S.
DkEVILI.I:. w. E"v 'a-0n ri"ld
arkl"-d"rp in mad. IT," t'"ntr" C"ll"c"
fn"'haIl team established an nnii~''"trd
The Detroit times., 1917-02-08
GETS INJUNCTION
AGAINST HIS WIFE

Instead % destitute and helpless
woman getting al injunction TO pre-.
vent her husband dispozing OF their
property during divorce. John -.
Trembiy reversed the usual pro
cecure by securing an Injunction
against his wife. Mrs Ida c. Trem-
bly,. who j. suing him for divorce.
Barricadlng herself In the family
home Al No as Chandler ave. Mrs.
Trembly resisted service os the In
junction for more than a week after
an unsuccessful attempt 90 her law
yers 10 have The injunction d.
solved By Judge Tappan Even The
Tiies % woman process server
failed to give access 20 her Final
~ firing OF her vigil. she notified
the sheriff. OF the advice OF her AZ.
iorney. that she was ready 10 be
served
Trembly who IL foreman In a
large manufacturing plant in the
city. alleges that his wife obtained
practically all his property in 1919
by starting divorce proceedings
against him, dropping the action
when he decided away the land. He
now alleges tha, she has designs
on a valuable piece Of property on
Clay-ave. which IL about the only
real estate he nov controls Tho
Injunction restraints her from sell
ing the land be decided 20 her IN
1919
Mrs. Tr-mbly sets forth In her
bill that she Is scrIpulous house
keeper. and that her husband OF.
tended her by scattering cigar ashes
about the house. scratching the gilt.
tering vsrnish and marking the
walls. They were married in 1885
The Detroit times., 1917-02-08
CHARGES ID. L. X.
CONDUCTORS WITH
HOLDING OUT CASH

scheme 20 defracd the u l. r
out of large SUNS daily Was alleged
BY Peter 1 Ali A.ate..l.a H.
COMPANY when Lawrence Schultz.
~ HAmtramck. and Chester A Bald
win. No i2i Pulford.aye.. both con.
doctors. were arraigncd before Ius-
ticc Heston on charges OF embezz'e-
meni Roth men were on the Har
per line
BALDWIN - charged WITH the Ell
bezz.emea; % tickets and money
valued ~ e cents. re expressed
surprise that ne could DO arrested
on such trivial charge until IN.
formed that This covered only one
trip
According 20 Ah'. there l. hye-
cent cash fare from Harper and Van
Dyke-aves. 10 Tho Eight Mue-rd and
another cash fare from the Eight.
Miierd 20 tho center lire In NJ.
comb connty Conductors on The
line. Il s. alleged. conspired 10 keep
the money collected ard some are
ssid 10 have collected So daily
Other ARE g. are expected
PrsttnE---the plain nest kiad-thas
H. TtGht--TiSacs Job nrpt.--Nais SsTo
The Detroit times., 1917-02-08
CALLS CEBRINC
IDEA INHUMAN
Use Of Prisoners For Medical
Experiments Would BE Mon
strouS. Saws j. r. Wright

The suggestion OF Prof u a.
Gehrins. OF ne Michigan Agricui'
tLral college. that inmates OF state
prisons be used for purpose 81 eH'
Pronunciation In medical research
work. instead OF animals. IL almost
too barbaric 20 contemplate says
j y. Wright leader OF the local
Pathnndprs club. an organization
devoted 10 the regeneration Of con
victs.
Prof Gehr.ng. In lecture on
Contagious diseases Is reported
10 have Said thar the convicts. espe-
cialls those serving life terms. owe
debt 20 society. and that this debt
could he paid by submitting their
bodies 10 the experimentation OF
professors % medicine
~ you want 10 treat inmates OF
our state prisons in that manner"
continued Mr.. Wright. you might
as welt include the 5000 charges 81
our local juvenile court. because the
convicfs are but one stage removed
from the children. n society had
taugh; the men who are now con.
vic,s that they should not do Ger
tain things IL this teaching had
been given in childhood when the
mind was being developed men
would no, he serving time Society
awes these convicts debt. The
men 20 not owe Il 10 society.
The suggestion OF the professor
Is 80 cruel and Prepos1erous that Il
xiii meet With instant rejection
among civilized people InoculatipE
! nan with a virus which might
,sass death. IS a type OF execution
ar more inhnmane than any form
Il legal killing that row exists
The Detroit times., 1917-02-08
SPAINSENDS
FIRM NOTE
TOGERMANY
Madrid Demands Her
Ships and Sailors Be
Not Menaced
BRANDS U-BOAT
BLOCKADE ILLEGAL
Will Not Recognize
Barred Zone Order
of Berlin

MADRID. Feb. s.-Couched In I'm
est tones OF protest and character
ring Germany's new sea methods as
outside the legal principles OF In.
lsrnatiousl life" Spain has forward
Ell her note 10 Berlin in reply to the
German governments announcement
q the barred zone"
Il concludes With the expression
that spain does TO, doubt that the
Iuperisl governmen, VII, end means
OF giving satisfaction 20 SPANS
Clslms-
These claims. The note sets forth.
ars based ON the inexcrahle duty
which binds a government to protect
the lives OF its subject and maintain
the integrity of g. sovereignty so
that the course of national existence
Lay not be interrupted" They are
that SPANS shipping and the lives
~ her citizens be not menaced BY
substituting b. Germany for the Tn
cisruta5ol night Of capture in Ger
tain eases. pretended rtEh, OF de-
siruction
The Detroit times., 1917-02-08
CONNOLLY To
Leave BENCH
Recorder VIII Retire AT End of
His Term In January;
GrogaH 20 Quit. Too

InGEe N-illiaE.- -cssaellsz -~4iiii F..ss
- candidate for reelection ~ re-
ccraer when his term expires Jan. 3.
1918. nor viii he seek any other
Public Office
rhe judge authorizes tins an.
rouRccDenf Wednesday. giving a.
ths reason FOR bis retirement the
fac1 thst he Nanfed more tim to
apply 70 fis nun rou@ actiy.tie OF
lie bench. isis position as Judge.
BE- declared. ricsed 10Th 81 per-
soaal and political freedom
Twelve vcars Of service "a tho
bench in he city, hlghes; criminal
tourt via b. credited 20 Judge C1n-
noly's record when De- steps d5wn.
lie vas IS years Oh d~hsn Dr. Wa
ciectes associate recorder. This j.
his FIRST fersh as recorder
~ Ylr-snds haze eunyinec4 Iae
that ! should retire wnIle ga young
enough he Of use i Some sold
outside ths judiciary. sasI Ja4gs
Connolly Tho gtrk q th- cour,
IS increasitE all Use time have
many other duties besiae my WORK
IA coar md ! shan devote moro
Lime TO thrn ard also embark IN =.
private venture after I leave Tho
brnrh
John A. 'iro<sn. chief clerk 81 the
recorder court and ~ rtiI ate
friend of Judge Commonly. viii retire
with The judge
The Detroit times., 1917-02-08
DICK" LINDSAY
DEGREES PADDING
OF ESTIMATES

City Clerk Richard Lindsay. a
member OF the new city hoard Of
estimates. believes that the -i,y dc.
,artmenfs are ''pedding" their -ud-
gets. He believes that the estinates
will receive the ssverest sla5ling
they have ever received.
Il wish the city Departments
would play square in regard 20 theif
estimates. said Mr. f.indsay. They
figure on altogether too much pad.
ding In the belief that after N. est.
mates have passed thru the handr OF
the council committees and the
boards OF estimates that the aprro-
pristion Will stilI remain about what
they need for the year. Then hey
turn about and give the board the
laugh. I see no reason Why they
can't be fair and above board"
The department estimates will be
turned over 20 the common council
on the frat Tuesday In March. They
must be In the hands OF the board
o. estimates on or before March -.
Tho board has 20 days In which 10
Irune. meeting on April S to nnAlIy
consider the budget before II Is for
wnrded 10 the common council for
approval.
A new constituted the board ~
estimates consists % Mayor Marx.
Corporation Counsel Dingeman. City
Clerk Lindsay. City Tres survr Koch
and Controller Enrei
The Detroit times., 1917-02-08
CONCERTOF
NEUTRALS|S
A FAILURE
Latin American Ma
tons Unable To Unite
On U-BOat Policy
ARGENTINE'S
NOTE CAUTIOUS
Announces Republic
Will Maintain Strict
est Neutrality
M CHARLES p. STEWART.

nv CHARLES y. STEWART.
(Sfar Correspondent United Press.)
BUENos AIRES. Feb. Slope OF
further concert OF action OF continu-
ance OF the "a n. c." unity OF &C
tion among South American repub-
lies apparently Is at an end Inabil.
ity OF Argentine. nraxil and Chile
20 agree on the yhswer 20 Ger.
many's announcement OF unbridled
submarlnlngs. or in their reply 10
President Wilson's appeal TO neutral
nations Was believed by diplomats
today 10 indicate complete dissolu-
tion OF the plan.
According To highest information
today Argentine's note to Germany
regrets that. the imperial govern
ment has adopted such extreme
measures but announces ArEen-
tines strict adherence TO the prfn.
cipies OF International iaw-mean-
lng apparently that Buenos Aires IN
tends 10 maintain entire neutrality
Brazil on the other hand, has prac-
t.caliy joined with he United ststes
in adiudging Germsny's blockade
Illegal. No break In relations has
been made however, tho government
r9ereiy contenting itself with a Viz.
orous statement of It's views ON
cal information from Chile ia lack.
iug bat dispatches from Santiago tn
day predicted that nation would side
with Brazil
The greatest interest " manifested
here In SPANS attitude on tho sub
a,nrlningr
\ dispatch rech' ed from Ma Ma
clons Madrid correspondent today
declared that Germany was ncgotiat.
ing with spain rs 10 that natlon's
fruit cargoes and had announced hs
purpose 10 avoid sinking Spanish
clips carrying such a commodity.
even IL destined for the Allies.
The Detroit times., 1917-02-08
COMPLETE PLANS
FOR BIG PAGEANT

Secretaries IN charge ~ enroll.
ment work AZ the various churches
for the Darkness and light" mis-.
sionary pageant which will be held
az the new arena April 30 20 MAY
"a. inclusive. will be given a dinner
., the Y. N. G. A. Friday evening
At s:ib. by the executive committee.
Pageant plans will be- discussed and
reports VIII be heard from the men
in charge Of the enrolment cam.
paign- Ten thousand men, women
and children will take part in The
spectacle
Mrs. J. A. Gardner. London. EnE.
executive secretary % the pageant.
announced Thurpday that the on.
Tolirf~n, has -hesr very cnc6uragmg
and that Tehearsais would com
mence In a few day 4 number OF
persons vho have seen tho pageant
presented IN other citles viii SPEAK
a. the dinner Friday night Al per
sons Interested Ia thp enrolment
work have been asked 70 b. present.
The Detroit times., 1917-02-08
NAIL GUARDS
IER NEUTRALITY


mo d yANEIRo. Feb. s.-Tbe
Enmog1unn steamer Evelyn vas nred
onnn " the Brazilian battieship
1ooonoenss on account Of a mis-
|n( uuoon1ing Of signals. itfbecams
nUUD here today. The Evelyn was
~ 1oDnoed but returned TO hsrbor
~ CDDog - the misunderstanding
n - 1nc11enf shows Brallrs strict
|U01Cn - any violation of neutral
rfCn1 = violence OF the whole
ocD UDoart Of the governments
- - oCninst Germany on &c
M ~ Shs Dew Submarine decree.
3 81 - stated on the highest an-
U11y ts1ny that Brazil's note 70
I! nany declares the TeutonIc sub
no1ne bleskA1s plan Illegal and as
cyoD &bnt 0esmany win be held re-
( cnDoooo for any Brsxiiian losses.
~ CoUDsrcial Navigation COM
|Iun0s ewDsrs u a sstesmer Curupy
1c0ny 6ea1ed . rumor that their yes
- - besa torpedoed and sunk BY
= 0ogDan submarine. The rumor
(0nno1 Ne Widest excitement here.
The Detroit times., 1917-02-08
May REVIVE
OLD POTATO
PATCH PLAN.
Real Estate Men Have
Scheme To Utilize
Vacant Land
WOULD FORCE
PRICES DOWN
10000 Acres of Farm
Property In City
Limits

Detroit has more little farms
within It's city limits than any other
city have ever ssen." said a big
real estate oparatos- In the osiccs 81
the Detroit Real ESTATE exchange
" ednesday. and that fact may
prove 10 BE- a very great blessing
in the near future III the country
goes To war With Germany and from
100000 To s.o00.Ooo OF our wage
Gamers are taken away IL Is going
10 leave things In pretty bad shape
back home II will mean that the
women and children will have To put
ulsr shoulders to the wsrpci and
take the place OF the men who 20 to
the frunt u Will mean for the NO
men. back TO the soil
The suggestion has been taken up
by many members 90 The Real -
tate beard and an attempt will be
made 10 utilize the rluall farms in
Deiroit ard 20 make every available
foot OF land within the city limits
blossoms and hrirs forth fruit II Il
becomes necessary.
With the nevis annexed terri DRY
there Is in the city limits ~ ~.
troit more than 81 square miles. CT
10000 acreS OF hc hnesi garden
Lind 20 BE- found anywhure 40 pres
ent it y lying idle There j. plan
being formulated among tho big
holders Of real estate 20 revivr the
Plan established BY Mayor Pingrce
during panic many wears arn OF
cstabiish.rg potato patches an The
Idle real estate.
II IS said thar 10000 acres VIII
grow enough garden truck 20 sIpplS
the city ~ Detrol' with vegetables.
Il not, Il would ~ least produce
,noash 90 make the demand yer,
much les. AMI cause drop in
rricos
a movement j. nos being talked
81 inform ally in the Real Estate
board TO put eli ~ the vas, ar.ourt
OF acreage to.use IS soon - the
snow goes OF the ground u Is plan
ned 90 plaut CROPS ca tho big sub.
f.Vsicn oad sell The properly With
The outpu, i1roan "a. II purcha-er
81 ,ot does noi want 70 take pas.
s,ssion ~ hi- property N cnca ~
would D. Dc duty % The real e.iatr
operator 20 harycs. the crop anl ~
us On The con'rsct price tho prnrt
derived from tho land he rad
bouEht II Is said thar tho crops in
a favorable wear or series % years
The Detroit times., 1917-02-08
oil ROGERS ASKS
MORE SUPPLIES
FOR STATE GUARD

4 ID mIIy equip the Michigan Ma
nn1 0nard 40 that n VIII be pre-
$500 to give maximum service IL
o11ed upon. Col. Waiter Rogers.
nortermsster-generaI Of Michigan.
- reQuisitioned the war depart.
Dont for supplies OF all kinds Tho
DucA equipment was added when
20 troops were called out for Dor.
\ ~ service. there Is stu need for
Dort. according to Col. Rogers.
- OF the property has been in
y stats service for years. and il
Dost worn out Col Rogers has
socially emphasized tho need OF
~ ordnance.
Dotroft ofncials apparently are not
oFSns any attempts TO damage pub.
properly on the part % disloyai
p)oents. Collector OF Customs
Anrd l. LAWSON declares he has
ocelved no Instructions from wash.
1Uoen concerning precautions which
oold b. taken 10 protect federal
DPrty Ia Detroit.