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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-04-23
ENGINEERS ASK
CONSUMPTION
Detroit Society At Banquet
Passes Resolutions Urging
Congress to Act Al Once

By the after-dinner calcium light
the Detroit Engineering society saw
that their flag was stiIl there At the
Hotel statlsr Saturday night Il
was CALAMITY streaming from a
pole az the washinEton-blvd. side
Of the grand ball room. Then a bu.
gle rang out Ia the darkened room
and Old Glory took its sunset de-.
scent while halfa-thousand enEi-
neers sang the national hymn.
BY a unanimous vote the society
called upon congress TO support the
president In his conscription plan
and DO II now. Dean Mortimer f
Cooley introduced the resolution
and Henry z Leland supported IL
fervently. announcing his personal
readiness 20 follow the flag In the
nations adventure against German
autocracy.
Public Works Commissioner
George n. Fenkell spoke for the
AhgbAf MAUI y H. fO0ips n grad
uats OF West Point. discussed the
engineers part IN modern warfare
and advocated universal service and
conscription. G. z Draper, secretary
OF the Cleveland Engineering so.
ciety, urged engineering c0opera.
ton on nationwide scale. vii
liam y Stout reviewed Americas
progress In aviation. and James
Schermerhorn said enduring peace
By International covenant was a
probable issue ot the war that mus,
appeal fssclnatinKly 20 the con
structive genius Of the engineers.
President % ~ Lane presided
end presented bis successor. VII
liam Pitt Putnam A referendum
was taken on the proposition OF
investing tsl.700 In a club house al
No - Pe'erboro-st. but The 81
preston. while favorable, vas not
decisive.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-04-23
DREAONAvCHT IS.
ADDED TO NAVY.
Titan Battleship New Mex
leo" Is Launched From
Brooklyn Yard

NEW YORK. April f3.--with q
grim lack OF ceremony suggestive OF
war times, the superintendent
New Mexico. the worlds nrst cleo
trio-driven battleship. was launched
nj the Brooklyn navy yard today. A
small crowd. composed mostly OF
yard employees. cheered as the giant
ship took 20 the water. Whistles
shrieked but the life and color OF
reace time lAunchIngs was lacking
Secrv service men mingled with
the spectators and guard Of ma.
rines In their service uniforms kept
close watch. The public was barred
Miss Margaret c. Debaca, daugh-
ter OF the governor OF the state OF
New Mexico. shattered the bottle on
The warship's bows as II slowly slid
down the ways While the vessel
drifted into the East river a marine
band struck up The Star Spangied
Palmer" and every workman's cap
was dofed.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-04-23
so AMERICANS
FALL IN BATTLE

OTTAWA, Ont. April as-The
weekend casualty lists made public
today are exceptionally heavy. car.
rying the names OF 1000 men. A
great majority. however. are only
wounded.
Thirty-one Americans are inelud-
ed. Seven are dead.
They are: Killed IN action: Sap
per j. Ranger. Fulton, ". Y; Pri-
yAte Lewis Mckay. Windsor. VT.
Private y. Freeman, GIenwood. Ia.
Died Of wounds: Private L.
GalatE. Marinette. Wis; Private J.
Baines, Chicago; Private l. Mar.
colt. Rochester. N. Y; Private A..
Jacobsen. Wisconsin
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-04-23
MANS DEATH
IS A MYSTERY
Found Dying BY Tracks Says
Policeman Shot Him and
Expires

Police Monday were trying 20 ss-
certain the identity OF a man found
DEAD Sunday near the Michigan
Central railroad tracks on Liver.
nois-Rys.
The body. the head crushed. was
found by Charles Brandt. night fore
man for the Michigan Central. A
blood stained pipe. with which II Ia
believed be was beaten TO death.
lay nearby.
Nothing that might lead 20 his
Identification was found In the
mans clothes.
Coroner RothAchei Monday was
attempting 20 determine the cause
OF the death OF James Wynn. ad-
dress unknown. who wSs found un-
conscious Saturday morning At
Ninder and Russell-sts. Wynn died
Sunday In receiving hospital. In an
snte-mortem statement he N sa,d
10 have declared patroimsn shot
him.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-04-23
RECOUNT BEGINS
ON RECORDER
Prosecutor Jasnowski Files Pc
titiOn At Last Moment; Pub
Iie Excluded From Tables

With petitions for a recount on
file from both candidates. the city
election commission At 1880 o'clock
Monday afternoon began a recount
OF the votes cast for Prosecutor
Charles X. Jasnowski and Charles
7. wilkins for the once Of recorder.
On the face Of the return sheets
Jasnovski Was elected by ~ votes,
while the tally sheets. as corrected
by election boards called M by the
commission. showed wilkins in the
lead By sir votes. Mr.. Jasnowskfs
petition. accompanied BY a check
for 800. was hled with the city
clerk Monday morning. Mr.. VIII
kins' petition has been In the clerks
hands for a week
Each candidate submitted a list
OF names satisfactory 10 him for
tally clerks. from which the election
commission selected four for each
candidate as follows:
Jasnowski-HAy Clement, NO. oGs
Military ave. Fred G. Cornell, No.
20T Catherine-st Clarence Gels,
No. 527 Field-aVe.. and George
wooley. No. lss Mt veraon-ave
wiikins-James s. Doyle. No. 5s6
Dix-ove; Thomas r HallOran, No
720 Trumbull-ave; Seth J. Wicker,
No. lsI woodland-ave.. and Andrew
c. Baird. No. 80 Harmon-ave.
From he room In which the re-
count In made the election commits
sion will exclude all the curious
Only the personal representatives Of
the candidates engaged In tsllying.
their attorneys and newspaper men
will be allowed near the tables
where the recount is made. accord
ing to Richard Lindsay. chairman
OF the commission. Stewart HAnley
viii be Mr. wilkins personal repre-
sentative, and Assistant Prosecutor
Paul VOORHEES, will represent Mr..
Jasnowski
Mr.. Jasnovski's petition. hled
Monday. ls based on alleged errors
and frauds" In the count.
II is thought the recount will last
10 days.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-04-23
TWO JURORS ARE
FIRED OFF PANEL
Judges Dismiss Them After
Hes<i"~ Chow" rNft They
FaE~yesA p0raf'"9

-esr,sy--- 'Jaru 5y tr-5lCrus oug uBainss
large verdicts for a certain corpora
ton were preferred against two tur-
ors Monday morning at a. special
meeting OF the six Wayne circuit
Judges. The men were dismissed
from the panel
Judge HAlly. presiding nudge. re-
fused 10 discuss the discharge OF
the jurors. but he did not deny that
the reason for the dismissal OF one
OF the men a. least was the report
that he had held out during long
hours In the jury rooms for neglig
bic damages against certain defend
ants when all other II Jurors we're
In favor OF more substantial
amounts.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-04-23
II. S. TO MAKE
THE WORLD SAFE
FOR DEMOCRACY


a job worth while calls for
sound body, cheerful spirit. read
mess 10 give as well az 20 receive.
and a passion for q notable idea.
according TO Henry r. Pattensill.
who spoke TO the Federated Glasses
OF the First Congregational church
Sunday noon. The pungent speaker
applied his sparkling homily 20 the
big contract the nation now has on
hand. namely. 70 DO its part In max.
ing the world safe for democracy
This was job. declared Pattsn-
kill. that marked the elimination Of
the struggle for liberty that began
with Cromwell and was linked in
glorious American annals with l77s.
1912 and 1851.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-04-23

H.arY pombrowsAi E aeuait
r,ssrsss w''' 7s'- sa'a~
ssS
= 49, seA'-1''
caleb T. summers 80. Detroit:
Ruth n. mclaughlin, ~. Missouri.
Horace HAukin. 10, Cowry, Pa.
Agnes Benedict -. same.
Clarence G. Lawrence. -, Detroit;
Myrtle o, Howell ~, sane
Fred LAWiA 20. Detroit. Viva =.
Kari sohokolsfski. -. Detroit;
Pauline Klatt. -. same
Albert wusrtenberg. -, Detroit;
Lucy kronick, 30. same.
Emery Raehrs. -. Dstroit; Ethel
James 6hristox. -. DstrOits Annie
George NJ Pratt IS. Dstroiti Eva
shouts. IS. same.
stephen softer. 81. Detroit: Mary
szalossany. 10, same
George Hudy. -, Detroit. May
Maredra, 90 same.
Carl GlotEhober. 20. Detroit; Lille
Rshfroth. 30. same.
John Eberie. ~, DstroH' theresa
KiosnhAnsr. 70. sane.
Edward 0landsr. ~. Detroit; Mabel
Chapman. ~, same.
Ed~ard y Helm. "a Detroit. DUSTY
Yadsook. -. same
JOS. y. Han. 20. Detroit: Annie p.
schoellsr. ~ same
Las = AHholder %, Dstrott;; La
Michael Taus. a. cleveland: Kath-
crime aus, 81. Detroit
Frederick p Powell ~. Ohio.
Margaret NJ. Chnss, 10, Toledo;
Paul LAdeman. al. Detroit, BiHa-
beth Konsn. 10. same. .-o,-.
natFOffg OLA
Philip r. GerKuson. 20. Detroit
doidis sheppard. 10, same
John q weisenherger. -, Detroit
Emma Kukiinski. ~. sans.
IAwrsnce Hhrisfer. ~. Toledo; MAJ
Eddie Goidstein. ~, Detroit; Annie
simon. IS. ssna
walter Warren. ~. Detroit: Wanda
Cross IA. Cleveland.
Antranis Wosganian' v Detroit'
vartanoysh TartAriAn. ~. same
simon A Goth. "a. Detroit; Flor
sncs J. Kicker. n, same
Birney Bickford. 81. Dstroit; Lulu
Lloyd. 10. same
John Prasicki 70 Detroit hiehe-
John n Bailey. Is. Detroit; Edna
Bsrkley Paschan. IS. Detroit; Mar
tina Raymond. %. same.
John Plat, ~. pstroiti Cola Cog
stAbowski. 10, same.
John whittinshiii. ~. Detroit; Al
wins Morgan. 10. same-
cornaii zansn. 70. Detroit: Martha
sanderson. a. same.
Nose LABsau. al. Detroit: Helen
Parker. ~, same.
Moons n. stephenson. ~. Dstroiti
Theodore ~ RAbe. -. same
Arthur Marohand, ~. Detroit; Annie
Geo A. Chsw. %. pstroi1 Myrtle
l. RoanL 10 same.
Peter MAIsnchsk. ~. Detroit: Marie
Zakens fg, same
pdmund rrisvs. a.. Dstroit; Fannie
Ziamandle. IS. same,
Mike Wakawicn. III, Dstroit' Annie
Rsss.li w. Aiisa n. DsroitI Pearl
y. Miller. 10. same.
Alfred Biatt ~, Detroit; Esther
NAV strswsEi. "a. Detroit: Rose
Bordt n, waltz. same.
Louis stein. ~. Dstroit; Helen
Melvin ponsy. -. Detroit; Ksth-
leen Fraser. 20. same
Alfred Zissso~, Detroit MINIS
Harold w. Hamilton. Dstroit' pdns
Joe HsEesus. Dstroit Julia Ksroi
John Quill Detroit. eu.uni. Davis
william ~. johnson. Detroit Mn
| nis otto. Grand Rapid
Archie q Cook, Detroit Gertrude
Psuio iAv.so. D,,roti vnesns'
l csrnsn neLArty. Jr- Detroit: Ger
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-04-23
BUILDING
OF NEWCAR
LINESTARTS
Will Connect Highland
Park With Village
of Royal Oak
STEPHENSON
AIDS PROJECT
Portion of Right-of-
Way Donated By
Realty Dealer

Construction work has been start.
ed on the new car line which will
connect Highland Park with Royal
Oak over a new rtght-of-way thru
The northeastern section OF Detroit
donated 10 the Detroit United rail
was- by p. y Stephenson. Detroit
realty man: John Austin. former
president OF Highland Park. and
others associated with Mr.. Stephen
son
This Is the car lire that Mr.. Ste
phenson and his associates have
been working TO secure for more
Than a year The line will begin
az the end OF the victor-ave. term
insl east OF the Ford factory, and
extend along oaklAnd-aVe. 10 the
-Mlle-rd. Then Il win turn
across the Grand Trunk tracks ard
run north 10 a point between the
Eight and Nine Milerds. where "
viii curve slightly and again turn
straig ht north TO Royal Oak.
The undertaking represents an
investment by the Stephenson arm
OF more than 1000 600 In the right.
ofway and property adjoining The
right-ofwAy represents an invest
ment Of $500 900 as n would briny
this amount n cut up into lots.
The Stephenson right-of-wSy be
gins at the Grand Trunk tracks and
extends north 10 Royal Oak The
intermediate right-ofvay came into
possession OF the D. U. r. before
the franchise for the Stephsasoa
private righeof-wRy was obtained
q" In the face Of war conditions ]
cannot conceive Of a better example
OF confidence in the future OF De
troit than this step by the ID. U. r.
which means the immediate invest
ment Of $500 900 In a double track
10 Royal Oak" said Mr.. Stephenson
The new car linz viii open MP a
great stretch Of territory north
east Of the Ford factory All freight
trafhe from Royal Oak. Flint. Romeo
and other places now coming In
over the woodwRrd-ave. line from
nnysis-a- an A---pi rssA aroupa over
.-.Es s ~, tnas relieving the
0d~- II aVa Stiar
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-04-23
RaInh Worthlnatons Do.

Funeral services will be held
Tuesday afternoon for Ralph
worthington. 50 years Old. No liOS
Brooklyn ave. who died Sunday tn
St Mary's hospital Mr. Worthlng
ton was born in England and came
20 America when 4 youth He had
lived In Detroit since 1877 Two
sons. Hugh and Ralnh worthington.
and one dauEhter, Miss Sarah
Worthington. all OF Detroit survive
Mr. worthlnEton vas member q
Zion lodge. = . A. NJ under whose
auspices the funeral will take place.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-04-23
SISTERS, STRUCK
BY AUTO, DYING

Lena De Clark. II. and her sister.
Gussie. rs. are believed 10 be dying
IN receiving hospital Both have
fractured skulls. suffered Saturday
night. when they were struck At
the Seven Milerd rear Gratlotave.
BY an automobile driven by Mau-
rice " JeRrou. No 1870 Gratlot.
ave Ella DeFrance. II. compan-
ION. was slightly injured. The three
were on their way home when the
oocident occurred. Lsgrou Is un.
dor arrest on a charge OF reckless
driving
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-04-23
sebastian kIrehner sUeeumb.

Sebastian Kirchner. So years ole
and a resident OF Detroit for So
years. died Sunday in St. Mary
hospital. Mr.. Kirchner was born In
Germany and had lived in Detroit
since 1859. The surviving family
includes six sons, George IT,
Charles W. Albert T.. Edgar f., 10
seph n. all OF Detroit. and Louis
X, Of Philadelphia, and two dauEh.
tiers, Mrs. Clara Lemersal and Misc
iizEle Kirchner. both OF Detroit. Fu-
neral services will be held In ST.
GATHERINGS church wednesday
morning
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-04-23
DETROIT AID
REACHES BELGIUM

Miss Margaret Smith, treasurer
OF the Detroit branch Of the Ameri.
can Fund for French Wounded.
which has an once AZ No lo7 John
R-st.. has received word that scv.
eral large boxes OF garments and
supplies sent to France. the gitt Of
Detroiters. have arrived safely in
Paris headquarters. The bores were
sent about three weeks ago.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-04-23
'Aggie' Steps on Foot
OfCity's Police Head;
NoLS Faces De1otion
AEris peKol Is " disgrace.

AEEie is one Of a herd OF prize
Holsteins on the Oakland county
farm OF Police Commissioner Couz-
ems. She committed social faux
pas Sunday which may cause her
isolation from the COW colony. A
nan attempted 10 ret her. Resent.
ing bis advances she trod on his
foot. none too gently. either.
Now. the man happened 10 be her
owner He was limping when he
arrived At his once az central sta
ton Monday morning.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-04-23

- evnv vss making lts
nrnrs . ~ ou&ssoas-
80 - ns1tlsh ssissa
- - sonoo1i1s1s the positions
- = - nrDs sosshins drive
- ~ week have more or
&nn(nol thsir extensive 10
n1ne 6rsves ss1dsniy sxecntsd
no1srsd points.
-. hswsvsr, according 20 mill
crperss' bslisf. the British
- started its concerted. all
h0e-front offensive. forcing
- % concentrate HIS re-
cus = opessftson and permitting
1soaeh m turn 20 consolidate
P pesitions. bring up more guns,
- . brssshins spsll.
- thrust along the scarpe was
r1sl q q new development In
= Allis1 offensive. HAig Ia now
49, sut with powerful force to-
~ boSai. roday'r statement aid
= leohftsly locate exactly where
80 blow on both banks OF the
~ was delivered. but II ives
|unnoay near rampoux. Fsmpoux
nb0ut eight miles southwest OF
~
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-04-23
'ndsy morning

Mayor Marx Monday morning
1oBp1 10 President Wilson an invita-
- - Foreign Minister Arthur J.
11oDur. head OF the British war
n1mnission. and other members Of
- commission. 10 visit Detroit
Dg1ng the visit 10 the United
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-04-23

the ex&mlbshg board.
Phelps Newberry. has been desig
mated to receive applicants In bis
once at No. 1879 Ford building He
win keep the once open daily from
. 10 for the reception OF appli-
cants who are ambitious to become
oficers. He IL being assisted by
Mai Gillespie, commanding oflcer
~ the military training organization
OF Detroit. and ] Brooks Nichols.
hrst lieutenant Of the oficers re
serve corps.
This once Monday received one
applicant every three minutes or 20
per hour. Az the once was open
eight hours IL meant that the sp
plieations OF 100 young men were
received A little later a medical
and military examining board ~il
be appointed for Detroit, when these
applicants will be given a thoro eT
animation. Those who survive Il
will be sent 20 the training camp.
Mr. Newberry thinks II viii be Al
least three weeks before he cat
pass upon the applications OF 81
who will present themselves. but o.
course, there will be a much small
or number accepted
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-04-23

STEPHENSON arm on laying out a
continuation OF Oakland-avs. par.
sIleiing the new line into Royal Oak
The line will enter Royal Oak at
Fourth and Main4ts.. connecting
with the present Rochester line.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-04-23

81 - ksty a.
n -, fAa q ttfu N
wltiSm L cisnsy. Cincinnati; viola
" 5sss M RsssGnl Detroit. Jean
Edward MohIisoh. Detroit; zndA
5tsmand same.
Bror A. Erickson. Detroit: RATHER
Inc n. Jefsen, same.
William =. Il. Merritt PontiAoj
Irene Anderson. Detroit.
william IL. Coleman. Detroit Mar
sperite Shanahan. Peru. Ind
Otto n Rose. Detroit. Selma ID.
TulEsstka. Rogers, Mich.
William G. Dresslsr. Detroit. Dove
thy W. zsrndt same
Harry Rubin. Detroit; Rose Rogsb-
EismsT KsIiay. Detroiti irene NIeh-
Thomas cihewios. Detroit; Mary
wardowskA, same.
Michael Lublk, Detroit: Rose Co
bslin. Highland Park
JAmes A Roach. Detroit Harriet
waltsr IL. strom, Detroit. Doro-
thy NJ Rchuiisr. MIL WIS
William RobsArt Detroit. MargA~
Hans ChriEtansen. Detroit. Ella
John spaulding. Detroit Aths-
lsns Foreman. IS same.
TON Macdonald. q. Port Huron.
Duane 81 Lonsny. ~ Detroit; Ca
roiyne Doyle. 20. SANE
Chester p. kotowsh, -. stroit.
Viola sikorska. Is. Detroit.
stephen W pTepple. IL. Detroit.
Nellie " FraIisr 60 same
Arthur T. Vieu. y. Detroit; Rose
Marteii, "a same.
Edgar Pratt. rs. Detroiti Hianch
o.~s, Olsen 40. Detroit: Frisda
schubNFth -. same.
Jsm.a ". HSwEina 80 windsor.
Ont: Minnie NJ Washington. -, De-
troit. -.
Maristt A same
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-04-23
Sells AneIen, Hsmi Fined.

-Laseph Gilman. a dealer in provi-
sions. Was brought before Judge
Connolly Monday. chafEed with
Offering for sale ham which was
not ~ for table uses. Mrs. Mary
ONO, ~ No IS Gladysave. testi-
fed that she bought a pound OF ham
from Gilman which had reached a
ripe old age and could not be eaten.
Inspector Henry = Collins. Of the
board 81 health. made the complaint.
Gilman Was Gned t25 with the alter.
native Of spending 90 days in the
Detroit House Of Correction.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-04-23
D. HEsRY WOOD.

fnong 06vrsspondent United Press)
WITH THE FRENCH ARMIES
~ I'm FTmD. April ss.-oermany
- yust gone thru the most disss-
- week for her in the history Of
y war.
ro1ay, on the weeks anniversary
nf ~ great French drive, the
euncA army stan permits me to
~ that the coming seven DAYS are
isly 10 unfold more clearly the ma
~ Of the Franco British offensive.
- nghtine which In now In prog
nos b Of Tremendously vital i'm
6onnce.
n1nee Monday a week ago when
Uroat French offensive began,
Doeui NiveIle's forces have &C
nO)lshed this:
UHoenrs Of more than 100 guns
n Ne Germans.
1nning OF $4,000 German pris-
H>n.
Dneohtng Of 10 large villages
~ Including hamlets.
De&aning sf about 80 square miles
vrvaoh territory.
n0Bc1ed losses In killed, wounded
~ u3nsing on the Germans con
Crnt1voly estimated ~ 100000.
~ nPoat battles were raging to-
-. o. y sloag the chemfn des
1cDuu--~Ths Lediss' Road"-dcm-
n1lne Laon and the plateau; the
- around Morspvillers heights.
1rn11ng Tie Northern Cham
~ yDains-
- ~ rssnch attacks are
1noe tAe two strongest positions
~ The Germans ON the entire
- front, General Niveile's
havs already von strong foot
- n1esseSer they ara enlsrsing
- Soo(hel1s.
- 1ehtiAg which was In prog
1rDoy snoerse4ss IN importance
ooons = ne entire wsstsrn
~ any moment newer and
xnpeftnst sstn@tsnns msy he
~ssis So" Ssas'~ asss
- Sa
"a asws stage "a an entire a6'
- pnnnned by the French The
1rno onnnDagne front comprises
1j 60 psrtien OF the great Fran
E1o1nh oGsnsive. That offensive
~ extends over ut least las miles
voCy spesnfion undertaken on the
~ f1on1 10 interrelated
MIveIle has wrested from Field
nnruhaI von Hindenburg the initia.
We q IL war operations. Nlveil,
ruD1 Hindsnburg to hght from
1onehes which the French comman
es-ln-chief had himself previously
hooen.
Asain Nivelie has forced linden
urg 10 throw into the Aisne battle
NJ much4vaunted strategy reserve
Army He cannot row employ this
|brce IN stratsgicsl operations on
Nc western front. since last Mon
80 uindsnburs has been FORGET
- throw % OF these divisions into
~ Atsne- Champagne battle line.
a oovsu have already been com
1oos1y wiped out
Coup1ed with the tremendous
nCnos which the British offensive
~ inaictsd, Hindenburg is now
kc1ng complete exhaustion OF re.
vvos He cannot Ill up his army
~ oersagthen dectmsted divisions
UuD1xN (vis London. April Ia
Un11ng on . vide front. with re-
49, q Engiish attacks BY counter.
uUen. Vas announced In tcday's
- report
eYeo>ur1ay % the northwest OF
- - Engiish penetrated into
- nrst line on q distance OF about
~ usters." the statement said.
1noy we're driven back ny a coun.
Ho1Enck.
~EAriy this morning firing recon-
De1ccd 90 q wide front"
--------------------
Mayor Marx Monday morning
1ospt 10 President Wilson an invita-
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-04-23

Prominent New YORK society wo-
mon with country homes on Long
leland have Organize = comprehen-
sive movement for agricultural pre-
paredness
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-04-23
chndrens HospltsI Names star.

chlldrens hospital Names star
The Children's Free hospital has
appointed the following physicians
10 It's stat DR. Claude d. Gaines,
resident physician: Drs c. q Jen-
uings. Hugo Freud. A. d. Holmes.
A. p. Biddle. Charles W. Hitchcock.
Guy l. Kefer. consulting physi
clans: DTs. T. A. McGraw, j X.
Galley. Max Ballln and Daniel la
erte, consulting surgeons: DIT. Guy
L. Conner. consulting neurologist:
Or r. r Hoobler. director OF med
cal service. Drs. Grant Mcdonald.
Frederick B. Burke and II. PoloI-
ker. attending physicians; Dr..
George Sewell. skin and contagious
diseases: Dr. Walter King. pathol-
oRist and bactsriologist: DT. H. A
Reye. neurologist; associates. Drs.
n A. McFaydep. Worth Ross.
George Van Rhee, Drs A. D. Nc
t'Ffae. II ~ FeTey. w j. Ge6
ri4F. q. e 49, w, p
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MANY WANT To
Be OFFICERS
Long Line Of Applicants Wait
ing When Recruiting For
Reserve Corps Begins

Young men who want 20 be on
GERS In the Unftsd States army are
legion In Detroit Before the doors
Of the recruftins station for appn-
csnSf for the ofscers Ressrve CORPS
opened Monday mpraip- ~ .
o'clock, a long lire VI ars.- ,.,..-sl
sn--sed xe4 ale bet
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Common. G NJ waldeck. ophthal.
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