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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-09-02

NEW YORK, sept school
GAYS are around the corner. The
few days OF vacation that are left
mean that mothers needle must ny
very swiftly in order TO get all the
clothes her children will need TO
have them ftted out for the first
school term The styles are very
much 70 her advantage. for they
are simple and therefore very east
Is made
Plenty of cotton frocks and some
wooden ones for cool days should
form the main part of the school
outft The familiar chambray and
Bingham. and also cotton pOplin and
rep which nave served for chill
Gren's school frocks generations up
on generations have not been sup
planted 10y any other material for
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-09-02

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the cotton tub frock this year. These
little dresses may be made very
smart by the use of simple embroid-
cries in heavy cotton or in wool.
Simple little one piece frOcks. cut
with body and sleeves in one, have
the edges of the neck and sleeves
finished with a narrow crocheted
edge OF wool or a plain scallop. The
rope-stitch is another of those eff
fective embroideries which work up
so quickly that it is just A JOY TO
trim little frocks with them.
Cross-stitch and little embroid-
cred motifs in Outline-stitch for
trimming collars. cuffs and yokes.
and sometimes belts. smarter the
simple school frocks and make them
much more attractive 10 the chill
Gren who wear them Very often
little frocks are trimmed only with
bindings OF contrasting color.
Nothing is easier 10 accomplish than
this. and II is a good way OF using
up those small pieces of cloth which
have remained over from other
dresses.
The Military Dress for Girls.
This fan there is something new
iu styles for both girls and boys. and
this is the military element which j.
frequently noticed The sketch above
shows "a military dress for girls. but
toned down the front and provide J
with an ample supply OF POCKETS.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-09-02

deed. the fad is not practical at all,
except insofar as IL saves laundry.
for the chiffon can not be washed at
all. But there's no denying it's eX-
tremely dainty and new. and the
height Of luxurious extravaganza.
The square doilies are finished
with broad hens; the round ones
with a fine picot edge Delicate
shades OF tan. blue. rose and gray
are popular A very lovely ecru one
is stenciled in royal peacock pat
tern in brilliant blues and greens
So you see, there is no telling
what today. let alone tomorrow.
may bring forth. Perhaps the next
thing in luncheon sets will consist
of delicately embroidered georgette
crepe edged with fur. But this is
only perhapsi
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-09-02
TO MIKE OATMEAL sovP.

Oue-half cupfUl rolled oats. two
cUpfuls of tomatoes, three cUpfuls Of
Lot water. one teaspoonful OF butter,
one teaspoonful Of salt, one teaspoon
full of sugar, one saltspOonful Of pep
per one saltspoonful OF soda, onion.
bay leaf. cloves.
The tomatoes, water. onion. bay
leaf and cloves are heated and when
they reach the boiling point the oat-
meal is added gradually. Allow TO
cook 40 minutes. then strain add
butter and seasonings and cook a few
minutes LONGER. Serve hot.
A similarly good soup can be made
with barley i'm almost the same way.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-09-02
"a THIs MoLDEp Val.

Four pound knuckle OF veal. 1
small onion. sliced, salt and pepper
grating of nutmeg. I tablespoonful
chopped parsley. Z tablespoonful to-
mato catsup. Wipe the meat. put
It in "a Kettle with onion and salt.
cover with boiling water and cook
gently until the meat is tender. Re
move the meat from the liquid and
Put i'm through a food chopper Re
duee liquor 90 one cupful. add IL To
tEe meat add seasoning and press
into round mold chill
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-09-02

Tomato Honey-This is delicious
on hot biscuits, sriddle cakes and
wafles. To each pound OF tomatoes
allow the grated rind Of a lemon.
Cut the tomatoes in small pieces
add the rind ana let ,,ok until the
water is almost evaporated, taking
care that il does not burn Strain
through e. fine sieve Measure the
pulp ana for each pint take pound
az sugar and the Juice Of a lemon.
Let all cook together until verv
thick. stirring frequently with
wooden spoon. store like jelly.
The Detroit times., 1917-10-11
EVANGELIST
KILLS ACCUSER
Opens Deadly Fire On Witness
In Court: Is Him =
self Shot

+. HAMMOND. lad Oct li.-Osca-
sAndmeisser tiner-It evangelist
- = T1FT----- 10 TT7g Tr--rE 71ETTT ~
shot and. klSd Fred Bayne, Of In
diana HarbCr. IN crowded court
room here TODAY, and seriously IN
ilrpG one other person
La1cmeisser was then himself
sho; down by officers.
Laneme lsser who had been iectur-
ing n this and n@shbortng critics.
was before the court on charges pre-.
ferred by an ls.yesr-old giri. Bayne
was 4 witness against him.
Bavne had Just been seated n the
witness chair when 'Laudmeisser
drew two reviewers and began FIRING
His first shot went thru Bayne S
heart. A second shot struck Mrs.
Myrtle PeHer, police woman, near
the heart. she will recover.
Two deputies fred on lAndmeis-
ser as lie leveied his guns az Judge
Barnett
landneisser continued fring IN
IN the magazines q both HE r.
volvers we're empty, and be vas
overpowered by court attaches.
Miss Alvina Hartman who Land
meisser declared y as his hancee,
had come 90 court with her mother
20 secure action against Lanomeis-
ser. who ,hex alleged, had threat
ened their lives Landmeisser is
said 20 have been Jealous OF bayne
The Detroit times., 1917-10-11
ANNEXATION
ELECTION


Notice is hereby given that.
pursuant 10 law, an election
will be held in the City of De-
troit, November 6, 1917, from
- a. IN. 20 9 p. m, Eastern
Standard Time, at which time
there will be submitted 70 the
electors a question of detach-
ing from the Township Of
Hamtramck the territory here
matter described. and annexing
the same TO the City of De-
troit, said annexation to;be for
all purposes, save the one pug
pose of electing representatives
TO the State Legislature, and
the said annexation, if accom-
plished, to have no effect what
ever as TO such election Of reps
resentatives TO the State Leg
islature, the said territory so
proposed 20 be annexed being
described as follows:
Parts ~ Sections Z. 3 and 6, Ham.
tranck Township. T 8. r ~ Fast.
Wayne County, Michigan. described
AZ follows Beginning AZ tho north
west corner Of said section six 90
being the northeast corner % tho
city Of Detroit, Michigan. thence
easterly along the northerly Bne OF
sections s. and { 20 tho northeast
corner Of said section { thence
'ouiherly along easterly line Of said
section 4. 20 point said point being
200 foot northerly Of the s--theas,
corner Of said section 4. being north.
efly boundary ~ said city Of Detroit.
Michigan. thence westerly along
northerlv boundary ~ the city % Do,
trolt through 7ectteAs~4 % and 6 %
n noint on westerly line az section 6
said point being 200 feet northerly
from the southwest corner Of said
lection & thence norfh6riy along tho
westerly line q section 8. 20 tho place
of beginning said district contains
about 1872 acres ~ land. 20 be de-
iachcd from said Township Of Ham
ramck and added 10 the City OF
potroit, WAYNE Comfy. Michigan
The Detroit times., 1917-10-11
HERALDS ENGAGE
CELTS NEXT sun.
Fast Game With Cincinnati
Eleven Promised AZ
Navin Field

1t looks as-R the Heralds have
booked themselves a tough contest
this coming Sunday when the Gin
cinnat Ceifs wili. sgrauulo with the
Michigan champions on Navin feld
Witt the Celts Will come S0ren-
son. last year = rurnirR mate ~
'Chirk' Harley countrywide cfoicc
for the All-Arnrricau &c half back
Sorenson. az a member ~ ne con-
ference champs. was rated star
only second fo Harley
He IS Of Ihe smashing style OF
half. 20 ON accounts rrefarflng % co
thru rather than circle % nosffon
depending or his hue-ins power 90
get him past the foe Tho Uergida
lave wonderful Tine defcusiyclv.
"a was shown hy Tho failure OF Ham
mond t0 make single arFt. down
until thc thr3 quarter. and the Mar
shall people viii probably hood o.
against the tearing Ohio State star.
The Biesmovcr brothers VIII DO
an tho "Cmcy" lineup and this means
lof az trouble FIR tNa Rod and
White These brothers PLAYING a
tackle and on end were ia neariV
d every miXup in TIE Herald contefte
They are both biz follows well
over six feet. and fast 81 bissmay or
A. an end who doefnt.have 20 take
dust from anybody when " comes
70 tAckllng and busting up PLAYS
Oncnsively be isnt such e star, bu'
en- the defrns~ he ls "a Nonder
All in I'll 20 looks a. u ihe Hcr4ids
viii have touch time despite Che
1af9 that TIE present Hed end White
& far and away fhe best fhaf Coach
Marshall has ever tackled Az am.i.
tlous schedule with
The Detroit times., 1917-10-11
DETROIT U. MEN
WIN POOR GAME
FROM TOLEDO
Locals Run Up 145 Points
Against OPP
ponenta

Detroit University football , team
had little opposition when they en-
countered Toledo gridders here
wednesday afternoon and won a
poor game te watch 1850. the Ohio
lads weze ou,w/ghted, and sshowed
little real footcll knowledge The
game did not Ken furnish good prac.
tice f0fVsssa 5y6caElad-
EdWards. LRuer. KreBtler. Allen
and Fitzgerald displayed real call.
Der 81 the baCkdeld. while Voss.
Hogan. Kenney, Harwood and Yohey
showed well on the line AT tho
Banks Eichenrode and 'E1lsner had
little 70 do but such a struggle
q Us unfair 90 pick stars az no reel
test was given
Eud rans anss piunros ~ tackle
were Used during tfe-earlg part. ~
Tho fray AMI then the aerial method
0f attack was cut loose Ola fhe un.
sgspecunE Maum ecant with deadly
effect. Eithen.ode looking good on
the receiving end and BdwaTds and
Fitzgerald showed some nice 1ear'
ing Coach Duffy used regiment
OF substitutes In fhcI second quarter
then sent bis first choice mer bach
IN the third Quarteri finishing ain
/ the subs "a the anal period Ihs
big scoring section was Tho fhirf
IN which s. points were accumulat
I'D. .Twcnfq TWO touchdown. and n
goals from field were Included %
the total score SUMMARY
The Detroit times., 1917-10-11
CARTER BACK;
GIVES BAIL
Attorney Accused In Land
Deal Says Client
Will Appear

G. Lewis Carter attorney, No. o. }
Majestic building. appeared before
Judge Edward J Jenries; Wcdnes
,day. IN answer 20 bench warrant
Issued by Judge Connolly accusing
him ~ contempt n refusing 90 al.
swer questions concerning a myt.
FERROUS 'Mygou D. White. OF CHI
caEo. who figured prominently ia
the proposed sale of property 90 The
City FOR sewage disposal size. az a
S5s,099 proht
carter WAS released on S5el
bond signed by w Louis Graulich.
No iit9 He'euWvU lie VIII prob
ably appear before Judge Connolly
who Is now oGt ~ the city. next
Monday morning
II just got back from the world s
series game * Chlcago. Carter eN-
planned BE refused Jo discuss the
merits OF the case
Ths only issue ~ present IS
Whether I am guilty o, contempt
he declared My client is not a
myth and he viii appear when he
has completed some +uihortant work
ne IS now d0.ug eReiaryg fQ the is.
SUING az the aarrsnt here are two
ele4entary principles ot Ian which
soysr tho SITUATION The FIRST o.
hat LAWYERS day. is ro keep se
cret an Information Impaired 10 him
by h.s client
The Detroit times., 1917-10-11
DETROIT HIGH
TEAMS ALL IN
CONTESTSSAT.
-Four Teams Play On Home
Lots With Northern
Al Windsor

Foor5au frns viii have. opporu.
mites apicn,y tu see The popular
au'umnM spor, o Detroit next sat
-Fdal aflttnDun ts Your hlsh school
games viii be played 7ars AN faf
.hoci teams sut Northeastern VIII
l.if "ith Nolthfast,ra> playing 10
WINDSOR
Detroit team Will clash in tNo OF
th- foer ef-t-s- Considerable tr
The Detroit times., 1917-10-11
BANDITS Get
$4,000 BOOTY
Masked Marauders E : cape
After Revolver Duel
With patrOlmen

NEW YORK OCT a. A gaur -
Gyh masked bandits early today
stole. g. 900 from 'he Adams Exs
press company 10 HoDoken and es~
capped after revolver duel with O.
SaA--auau
Ernest Hecker. express company
employe. was ho' rs -he bac when
~ at'eurtad resistance
The bandits travelled 10 a mga
sine ARMED altl rides and geyolv-
ers they isfadedsthe ioadirE sFautr.
of the COMPANY. where 10o men, were
vork.ng rlsael 90 Tho valuable
room % charge - Heckeg Wd
Thomas kaue ard e.zed three bags
ot M0ney
The Detroit times., 1917-10-11
.YOST TEAM
JUST DOWN
KAzOO men
II. of NJ. Gridders Win
Over NOrmals 1913;
Sparks Hurt

ANN ARBOR, Mich. OCT H.
Only Rye's clever return of O. kick
ION and COINS wicked smash az Ief
tackle. which netted 55 yards saw
Michigan from defeat ai 'h'
BANDS of fal3mazno NltH
day afternoon an Perry ta,l
The Wolverines started fsh
after the hcEod in thr hrst iis'
ter and rushed thee bali c1Mh
field 70 the 22.yard line from w1ers
Weimann booted q field ti .
thsn uutl The las, q1af'rr hatna
ZOO held the whip band, ltao
gan was able 10 gain cona,rI.
ia the middle ~ the Geld
In the thlrd quarter, herman, me
diminutive quarter fore -fe Narii..
ties. dashed IS yards arounH
gan's jeff end FOR tspchd2"n
Early In the next quarter me ec.o'.
teachers SECURED The bail and AFTER
a series OF short advances. scored
on a forward pass 20. Houston On
. the kickoff following the touch.
down. Rye started The advance "nlch
scored Michigans winning touch.
down
=. "Clin" Sparks Mchiean's won.
derful pilot whose work aimos'
. alone kept The Wolverines In tAe
tat lie aI.. ~. l va ID
jured IN tackling herman ana was
forced from the game He was car
ried from the field but 70 was re-
ported that he would De back 10
shape for the next game.
= According 10, Coach Y0St and AS.
Sistant Coach Douglass, the narrow
ness OF the victory was just yhal
the Michigan eleven needed-s0 PM
The fight into their play The Mich.
1gan line and backheld, with fht
execution o. the ends. have been
knowing wonderful possibilities. but
the necessary impetus 20 star play
ing was missing until the kazoc
rontest
----TOS- WIZ ''-7-TT17
men had fought back and won after
they were behind. but declared that
there was no reason for the nor
malites getting Ia the lead IN the
first place. Before the game The
Michigan mentor warned his men
20 watch Houston the star end on
The Kalamazoo eleven Hanish, whc
was walking thru the opposing line
for big gains. was jerked because
he let Houston get outside ~ him
on several attempted forward
passes. Rye. who replaced Hanish.
was responsible for the completion
of the forward pass which put IA
700 into the lead.
Yost IS san minus good ends.
The game yesterday showed that
mono OF the men Yost has on the
string are reliable. since lhey were
blocked time and again II Kazoo
had started running the ends soon
or. or II Michigan's secondary de-
tense had not been so alert the YER
dict might have been different
Lambert. formerly star az West
virginia. reported for the team yes
terday afternoon He is light but
expects 70 put on 10 pounds or more
within a week He Is a center, and
may replace Goodsell or Beath y
he shows class, neither 81 these
boys being able 20 pass up TO
standard.
MI. Union II next on Michigan's
schedules coming Saturday
q
The Detroit times., 1917-10-11

T.AFeTNG NIrh 0@t if-Tfn
Realty rr~rrratfor. ~ Traverse CITY
Traverse Tfft $4,000 H1u4e Fold
inr crate company. Detroit tf0h eJ0
-trffaw prupe q n~ard- z.
Paisley Redf1ri Reai Estate COM
pany BEDFORD. $1,000.
The Detroit times., 1917-10-11

VW- ~ Y n" ~ 10
Weimaun 2 Goals frout touchdown
Welmann Olsen Goals from place
kicN--Weir1nnn Referee 49, walter
Kennedy ChicaEr fTea7 linrsc-a r.
Floyd Rowe. Miohaeau Tirue q
quarters -Jf, minutes nret Two. ~
minutes last two Sthatftu't ,ns--
Elmer Cress far -Gorfzs Thrrns for
ANGEL i've FOR Wauleh esq C'afy Cor
Carfwrighf-' Cufm0r- Tor Stock3ale,
Gcnebach FOR Sparks.
The Detroit times., 1917-10-11

Two-ha-e hfts Eoike Weaver
Three-base hit--F-oh srtsa Double
NAV Ra~fden and Herzor Left or
So s.s--C -lcag0 T. New York s. First
base on e-rors-$ew York = Earned
-una-CT ctcntte stfuck out--By
Cic9tte q by Benton s, CmpIres A.
the plate Klein; hrst base. gLough-
ifn. second base. Evans third - ss,
piglsr Time s5,e
The Detroit times., 1917-10-11

The National Association ~ rr-ur
ance Agents meets In annua, conren
ION today A. S. ioUe
The Detroit times., 1917-10-11
PASTOR ORDERED
,ANTI-DRAFT
PAMPHLETS

GRAND RAPIDS. Mich. oct H.
Ev.igure produced by rhe United
States late Wednesday in The trial on
he Rev Daniel Roy Freeman and
i3 ofhers on the charge OF coasplr.
ing to.obs'rlcf The drR, law brought
out The fact thai tho paet0r pur
chased and distributed hundreds of
pamphlets opposing The draft law
The dsveiopment OF he water.
wavs % meet The increased needs
Tor sportation en- account ~ ne
war fs io DO one ~ the. leading top.
ics ~ discussion by tho upper Mis-.
eI.abpi River Improvement associa-
n0r. meeting 10 annual session fo.
day a' Wlua1a NH1
The Detroit times., 1917-10-11
- -. - nrorlfef - -

Next week. biN provided FOR IRE
New Colonial ought 70 prove even
more interesting than 'he one of-@red
the opening week Ofiva the fam
Gus diver and ~ nver and E~r
troupe = seven performing sea Hens
p m thr pnrtf ocean will head th~
Nff1 others which will p-rVe nn
less rr Dt.-ar are The Great Howard
vantr' t1ulis. in new act Shermar r.
Van and Hyman'n musical NUN tc-
James snt Betty Morgan IN 70 - -
musical sketch Nswho~ and Phelps
{r vocal operate number With So
lsctlcns from II TravAtore." AIDA"
"Faurf u PapA, ~c!~ ana "Barher
Of seville snNhs Bu-h brothers
aerohats AntSnli Moreno IN ~
"AnRaI Factory aver~el feature.
will % the screen oTsrinE
The Detroit times., 1917-10-11

Lima Aharhanell A favorits song
hIrd from musical comedy and light
srera VIII top ne Temple Bill next
week c~erirg n song and dance re-
NI~ assisted ~ two clever Young
chaps Miss Aharbansli orig mated
the t-le rele in The Merry widow
anT WAS starred in Madame Sherry
and The Red Canary second tes-
fure % re program viii % Tom
SMITH arr Ralph austin, comic cut
Ups with screaming Ekft called
"AIf Fun" Then there will - oitve
.Rr. scoe ar unusual couedlsune with
an unusual ar and JRre Connolly
and rlnyers who will cTer new
oie-acr comedy ~ Erwfu Connolly
entitled Betty's Courtship." As The
special Aim feature - the Dill The
second episode a he Retreat = TIE
C;e~rrans 81 ire Battle ~ Arras VIII
h4 shown These are th@ latest var
pictures from the British battls front
and are intensely interesting
The Detroit times., 1917-10-11

PrtntiaE--th~ piain nent Elnd--thaf
4. rtsht--Tfrnes lob Dept.--Main f51o.
The Detroit times., 1917-10-11

srf-ed vtth comedy incidents and
characters created f1r laughter only.
TIRE tAtCe Girl God Forgot which,
comes o. tie Ivfarui tfrrafcY nexQ
week cNers an forms - entertain
meme Tho play cites the adventures
70 Nancy Barlow an employe In a
rIg department store. she wears
cheap cl.rnes and - unaftractiVe. yet
p an sides sic sees girls earning
no more than she does dressed IN
modern fashion and being dlned and
wiued Tempted heyond her strength.
she takes p. handsome gown which
SHE "a stqra 90 deliver and dis
.c9Yery follows
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1917-10-17
EONffXlC1NSoEdWIFH
THE MALE CONvINCEs

lis is
THAT would be good climax Dick for the end OF story pu
that is why it interesting answered
could convince that he would not
EARTH the and the even heaven itself for he
does not deserve her."
riding the American desert our
know little book was reading these letters to
him break the monotony of the ride Dicks
Interruptions the had been nterestng to as they
had not known before They also
a light the complex entity of man.
You little book Dick had never tried to make me think
everything in the world to him Perhaps be-
told he loved asked me to
his he did not need to make other
thinks he convince
anything He little book II she wishes to be
vnced but then she to come to the
he himself does not believe the things he most wishes her to
believe.
sands of the desert when Indian in
riding while back of him walked his O
do that male has the female behind
Just what has convinced every woman who has loved
'And what may be. prays"
creation and to do his will en- honor
the story have been reading did not succeed in
Read the tale rather interested in him
to be the kind OF blame fool that most men
"If that case dear you he
the things did while low
did and living comparative hap
piness least with his wife,
with grin Well. I'll be darned He certainly some man.
81 believe atthat moment Marge only
told that could make her think that dsin
for me little to
her something that believed Implicitly myself
not 5 M ds s hs Ss ana s
should realized the soul Of better than she did
she gave promise
for she went to ansther city ii q
about hers there Oh Marsis esnt you
her and then afternoon something happenedvhy 20
~: ss interval. ss ss 8. n q ny
co - oontinued IS zs
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1917-10-17
'lS MAXWELL
IS A WINNER

Beauty, roominess. comfort
these are obvious features OF the
new Maxwell touring car for
1918, now on display at the
Floyd Logan agency on Broadway.
Easy riding qualities, ease of
operation, make 1t the ideal car
says Logan. Investigation and
trial determine the claim that the
Maxwell can't be beat at the
price"
"A Maxwell car recently ran 49,
022 miles without stopping the
motor. This unparalleled achieve
ment was under A. A. A. supervi-
sion.
Detroit, Grand Rapids, Kalama-
zoo and return-350 miles in 8
hours, As minutes-is one of the
many records of the Maxwell.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1917-10-17
OIL GENIUS GIVES u. S.
Great WAR FUEL SECRET

upon u gasoline substitute, n
chemical treatment of water
which forms a water gas. He
is offering that as well to
the government.
This process simply means
the perfection of a method of
making larger volume of eff
cient motor spirits, which may be
used in every way that gasoline
now is used-for transportation
for aeroplane work, for all of the
inpumerable purposes to which
gasoline is put" said Kormann.
There will be extracted by
this process from every barrel Of
crude oil or az gallons, 81 per
cent of gasoline. 1t will utilize
the waste now useless for gasoline
not only with the California crude
oil, but with Pennsylvania oil
where the large kerosene content
is not available for motor fuel.
THE process re-converts this
waste back into motor spirit, pro-
cessed and treated chemically, so
that the entire body operates ex-
actly as does gasoline, and is gas
oline, with a great deal more ef-
ficiency than the present product.
1.-THE process can be oper-
ated much more cheaply than
the present method, and the
ordinary plant now used can
easily he made adaptable to
the new method.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1917-10-17

well. A newer and much larger
and more splendid Nokomis had
been completed In the meantime,
and she, too, had been called to
the colors.
So admirably was she adapted
I to the governments needs that ne
gotiations for taking her over
were begun almost Immediately
despite the fact that the original
Nokomis had been turned over
for service only a short time be-
fore. Mr.. Dodge. however. recog-
nized the necessity for ocean ton
mage as one of the requisites of
war, and again made the sacri-
flee.
The new Kokomis was in his
possession just long enough for a
months cruise and one fishing
and hunting trip into the northern
lakes.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1917-10-17
DODGE TURNS OVER FINE
YACHT FOR WAR SERVICE

Shortly after the U. s. declared
war on imperial Germany. a dap
per crew of officers and men sailed
away from Detroit In the Nokomis,
acknowledged the finest steam
yacht on the great lakes. The
vessel was being turned over to
the government for war service on
<ehe high seas.
II. e. Dodge. Detroit motor car
manufacturer, was at the dock to
wave farewell when she departed.
Without debate he had turned
over his magnificent vessel for
war duty, when 1t was announced
that boats of this variety could be
used to advantage In the patrol
and convoy service. The Nokomis
cost approximately $250.000. She
is now on duty somewhere on the
Atlantic"
Last week Mr.. Dodge went down
to the dock to wave another fare