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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-03-05
500 EXPECTED
AT SCOUT FEAST

The frs meeting Of the boy scout
finance campaign viii be held In
the d. a. c. this evening. A big
boosters banquet Is planned II is
expected that between 900 and 500
Inen and women interested In the
work % the Detroit scouts will at
tend. Among the speakers will be
Edwin Dsnby. president OF the
BOARD OF Commerce; National Field
Scout Commissioned II L. Eddy,
who has been organ ling tho cam
paign. Campaign Chairman Roy ID.
Chaplin ard possibly Gov Sleeper
and Chief Scout Executive James ".
Wet.
Tuesday. "Wednesday and Thars-
day Moons luncheon meetings will
be held In the Board OF Commerce
when teams will make reports ~
thu amounts raised. Inc campaign
has been organized by Chairman
Chaplin into three divisions. each
headed by lieutenant. There Will
be- 90 teams In the manufacturing
and plants division. 20 In the iivi-
zion OF societies and clubs. and 20
ii the citizens division. sixty.Cne
teams have been organized TO date.
each averaging 10 members
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-03-05
IN
BELGIUM ROBS
BOY OF HEALTH

On the firing line OF the French
army in Belgium, Jules Lycks. Il
years old. passed weeks OF terror
during the trench warfare OF the
French and Germans. Not Tar from
Ichteghen lived his father, Charles
Lycka- For many months OF the
war the family lived almost at the
scene OF battle. Jules mother sold
tea and cocoa 10 the soldiers. and
learned English from them.
The noise OF shell IRE terrorized
the nervous lad The shifting Of the
armies finally made a move neces
sary. Out OF the sound OF cannon,
Jules still suffered from the contin.
ual banging.
His family brought him 20 the
United States. He was placed where
bis nerves could become settled. The
shell shock. however. had shattered
his system. Because OF epileptic
Ats. his father has petitioned the
probate court 10 put him IN the
Michigan home and training school
for epileptics.
He declares that the boy was nor.
nal until the din Of claAhing armies
hurst In hts ears for long days. The
petition will come before Judge
Hubert The family lives in 81
Clair Heights,
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-03-05
NEW BOARD
OF ESTIMATES
is ORGANIZED

The new board II estimates OF Ave
members was formally Organized at
meeting IN the council chamber
Monday morning Mayor Marx is
the chairman. and Edward T FitE
gerald. the executives secretary
was named clerk
No business was transacted. the
meeting being called by Law so that
the body will be ready TO take up
the departmental estimates when
they come from the council during
the last week ~ March.
Present we're Mayor Marx. City
Clerk Lindsay. Controller Engel.
Corporation Counsel Dingeman. and
Jacob Bauman. deputy city treas.
.urer. who oficiates In the absence
OF City Treasurer Koch. who h.
spending several weeks in the south.
The next meeting OF the board will
be April g.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-03-05
DINGEMAN ASKS
RATE ORDINANCE
BE RE-ENACTED

To remove a legal question that
might arise In the event that the
state railroad commission dismisses
tho appeal of the Michigan state
Telephone company 20 install me
tered service In Detroit. Corporation
Counsel Dingeman will AJAX the com
mon council Tuesday night 10 re-
enact the ordinance nxing telephone
rates.
Section Is. OF the state constitu-
ton. gives the city authority to en-
act such a MEASURE under the pro
visions of a charter amendment
adopted August 20. 1916. However.
various legal talent have contended
that the constitutional provision is
not seifenacting. and that the ordi-
nance adopted prior TO the passage
OF the charter amendment Is not
valid. Counsel for the telephone
company also makes this claim. The
ordinance previously was passed
April II, 1915.
The ordinance, which viii 30 10
the council Tuesday, provides for a
measured service for business teie-
phones and party phones NJ the op-
iion of the user. For business pur'
poses, the rate would be 81 for $50
calls, and two cents for each add
tional call For party lines $3.50
would be charged for so calls a
month.
The provision for metered service
At the option OF the user Ia placed In
the ordinance for the beneft OF
those subscribers who believe that
they can save money on that basis. "
said Mr.. Dingeman. For those who
do not ask measured service, the
existing rate VIII apply under the
terms OF the ordinance"
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-03-05

VIM. d. RELY. SIS Grand River.
about 70 years. senility; william
Huetter. $50 Mt Elliott. - years.
chronic interstitial nephritis. An
thony v. Bruckner. 7fs Maybury Cd.
- years. strangulation; Giuseppe VI
tall. as Monroe. months, lohar
pneumonia. Baby Denner. Samaritan
hospital. : days. mitral stenosis, John
Hugh Davies. Grace hospital, about
90 years. internal injuries, Dorothy
years. appendicitis. Thomas Mitchell
Dunbar, go Greenwood. Sc years.
Brights disease: Ethel Yvonne ley
Tor, as Sixteenth 4 years. tuber-
cular menin gifts. Adam Schneider.
sss Kirby. 4 months. cerebro- spina ]
meningitis; John Bolitho. 7b4 Brook
iyn. IS years: chronic lnterstitial
nephritis; wladyslawa Dohiecka. Toi
a. Milwaukee e. % years. inquest pend
ing: Bryan Edward Mcdonald. lss
Gratiot. about Sc years. cirrhoris %
liver: John Opener, i40 Concord.
Sheahsn. 243 Abbott - years, pull
monary tuberculos Ward II. Nor
ton, 1ss Keniiworth. IS years. iobar
pneumonia Charles l. Rowe. 3os2 r.
Grand blvd. Is years. lobar pneu-
monia Maud c. NJ Haddock, 1915
rhage. Blanche Yost. Children's Free
hospital. I year. bronchial pneumonia,
Augusta HIM. iOS2 Harper. 80 years,
srterlo-Scierosis. Edmund Coke, SIS
Garfield. 4 months. acute bronchitis.
Apolonia Piechockl. Ss4 Frederick.
about IS years, mitral insufdciency
owen McGorty. 90 Hobson. about "a
years. senility; Alton Mark. 20 Bter-
rift, years. broncho pneumonia
Mary Jane Kubik. 1868 Iroduois. :
years. broncho pneumonia. Jeenle
Murphy. 20 MRssa husetts. ~ years.
pericarditis. William Moore. ~.
Mary's hospital. about 20 years. acute
Utilization OF heart. Anna Delaney,
Receiving hospital. 81 years. septic
abortion Donald sullivan, receiving
hospital. q years Inquest pending
Mary Ann Atkinson. Harper hospital.
a. years. meningitis. John Il. Crozisr.
$50 Medium, 2 years, acute lobar
pneumonia worth y. Tucker. 34s
Delaware. Is years lobar pneumonia
Joanna NJ WitheTapoon. els W.
Euclid. rs years. cerebral hsmor-
rhaGe apoplexy.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-03-05
Mayor Adds $25 to
Fund For Relief

Indorsins the move started by A
J Gillingham, manager OF tho I'm.
rire theater. to raise a rund for the
families of The dremen who lost
their lives Sunday morning In the
IRE that destroyed the Field store
and caused an immense amount OF
damage TO the Fyfe store. Mayor
Marx paid t75 TO the secretary II
the FIRE commission Monday. Ed
ward FitKg srald. his secretary. sent
check for the same amount. as
cid Prosecutor Charles Jasnowxki
The mayor asks that all who can
send money N the secretary Of tho
commission for the relief az the
stricken fauilleA
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-03-05

COCk BURN--Suddenly. March 4,
Alexander. beloved husband OF Nell
lie father OF Helen. stanley and
Catherine Cockburn. brother OF
John A. ~ wyandotte. Mich Mrs,
Charles Lille OF Cleveland. o., and
David Cockburn and Mrs. John
stewart OF Kirkliston. Lnlithgow-
shire. Scotland. Funeral from late
residence. 1897 Wabssh-ave. Time
later.
HURLEY-March 4. 1917. Elizabeth
Mary. beloved wife OF John T.
Hurley and mother Of Anne, Eliza
beth, ohm. Joseph. Dorot,iea. Fran
cis Julia. Martha, William and Pat
rick Hurley and sister Of Mrs.
Charles =. Tarte Funeral from
residence. 1924 Lake shore-rd..
Crosse Pointe shores, Tuesday at
Crosse Pointe Farms. at $50 a. m.
KRUEGER-March Z. Albert e.. be-
loved son of Emil F.. and the late
Elisabeth Kreuger. father OF Dor
othy. and brother OF Richard. Ray
mond and Edith Rreugcr. Mrs. Ar
thur Hoeft and Mrs. John t,enEie
Funeral services At residence. SOS
Macomh-st. Tuesday at s a. m. and
81 Joaohim's church, Fort and Du-
bois
MACMATH--MRrch A. 1911 Helen
Beverldgc MacMath, aged - years
beloved wife OF James MacMath,
dear mother Of John OF Letroit
Mrs. G.. Elicshans ~ Detroit. Mrs
G. shaft OF Detroit. Tom MacMath
~ Detroit. Mrs J A. Rivers OF
Duluth. Mrs J. Livingstone OF
Sault see. Marie. ont. and Robert
MRcMatliNof France Funeral from
daughters reBidence. 265 Clark
ave. Tuesday at . =. IN.
NURPHY--Msrch 4, 1917. at her resi-
dence 40 Jenerson-ave. Mrs
Thomas Murphy, mother OF .trs
". l. Ford. Mrs. John Glass and
Mrs. John -. Nhay 1nterment az
Medina. y. Y,
O'NETIr-Suddeniy March ;. 1917.
John. aged 80 years. dear father 81
Thomas W. Frances J.. Charles y.
Helen. ;. Norman and Ida O'Neii.
Funeral from residence ~ hia son.
Thomas ". ONeil. - Cleveland -
Notice 90 funeral later Phiiadei-
phia papers please COPY.
Suddenly. William J.. be-
loved husband % Martha Schiil. nee
Rremcr. dear father or Vera. Doro-
thea and Marie. son % Amelia. Fu-
neral from rraldenc~, sh4 AleNan-
drine east. Notice OF funeral later.
SrRAGUE-E Entered into rest az Ed
-dy hospital Cleveland Ohio. on
March 3 Professor Edward Y.
SpraEue. formerly ~ Detroit. hus-
band OF Mrs NJ NJ SpraKue and
father OF DR. Fred r. spraEue. OF
Wyandotte. Burial In Cleveland
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-03-05
PROMINENT MEN
NDORSE WOMAN
FOR SCHOOL BOARD

A statement indorsinE the candi-
dacy OF Mrs. Laura r. Osborn a.
member OF the small school board
has been signed by q number OF
prominent Detroit men and reads an
follows:
In common with many thousands
OF our fellow citizens who are inter
ested In the welfare OF our public
schools. and who. va believe. will
express the thought which we here
express. by their votes Mt the COM
Ing primary and election, we wish TO
Indorse the candidacy OF Mrs Laura
y. Osborne Tor the new school board
and 10 express our confidence In her
pre-emlnent ntness for the position.
Because OF her untiring and per
portant step forward In our school
system she has neces.A rily had 20
oppose strong political powers some
OF these have now malicious
~ A s.,sn, her but the food people
such attacks. bat by their votes
should express very emphaticaliy
their confidence In and appreciation
OF an estimAble citizen whose char
seter and motives are not only above
reproach. but OF the highest type:
and whose good works. experience
ability, and grasp OF anairs-espe-
clally school affairs--commend her 60
the confidence OF all
The signers include Bishop
Charles D. Williams, George John.
sion. Lee X. Joslyn. the Rev. r. n.
Shipper. c. 8 Pcadle, p y. Ingram,
sherman d. Calender. the Rev. W
4 Moore. WILDER Brotherton. w. 8.
Blauyelt. A. Laurence Smith. James
n. Mcdonald. James Schermerhorn,
Clinton c. Dewitt and A. II. Zenner.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-03-05
YOUTHFUL TRIO
ROBBED GROCER,
POLICE ALLEGE

Joseph Rohriich was held Up IN
his grocery store, No GET Oakland.
ave. Saturday night. and robbed Of
$50 by three lads who, the police
FAY, have confessed They are
Gleason Kaufman, IS years old
No. 2s4 LAbrosse-st Howard Miller.
Fl. No. 23s I.ahrosse-si.. and Fred
Holiday. is. No. 236 Labrosse-sr
Young Kaufman. who n regard
ed by TIE police ~ the ringieeder OF
the trio. took his fathers au,omo-
bile early In the evening. got hIs
pals together. and mske straight
for the grocery store where. viii
q revolver. they held up Rohrlieh.
backed him into q refrigerator With
bis helper. and then looted the cksh
drawer. tbs police say.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-03-05
A. w. WALLACE
ADDS TWO MEN
TO HIS STAFF

Two well known men. Frederick X.
Hsnnum and Charles p. Lott, have
joined the stan OF A. w. Wallace 4
Company, investment bankers.
Mr.. Hsnnum IL we'll known In the
eastern financial world. having been
associated for eight years with Hay
den. Stone q Co. in Boston.
Mr.. Lott 10 well known in the
motor industry in Detroit, having
been for rs years private secretary
20 Hugh Chalmers.
Warren C. Pratt who has been
connected with A. w. Wallace a Co.
for the last several years. has been
made manager OF the unlisted securi.
ties department. Mr.. Pratt II a
graduate Of Yale and before Joining
the Wallace stan was connected
with the Timken.Detroit Axle com.
pany.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-03-05
Births


Anthony J. Rsinowski. i1et Hast
ings: stephen stAhurski. rs Adele,
Mike Yaksic, f7e Theodore; John
Kodak. AZ Wesson; Oswald R~<ner
eel wilkins: FLOYD Van stsinberg. 50
Hobart: Joseph Topcseska, f7Ts 81
Aubin. Frank L~saFe. 81 Gould; An
thony Kainski. tiss NcDougaii; Isaac
stein, liz Superior. VIM. wiilouEhhy.
S0s n Larned; Louis Padobnikar. ass
wanda. Eugene J. Van Antwerp.
Providence hospital, Joe Henderson.
Providence hospital: Troyan p. Mel
on. Providence hospital Leonard
Manseli, Woman'e hospital. Chas
Iabbitt. e6e Williams. Vlktor spSra-
sill ssi Campbell Joseph Nagi. %
Gates John Bresinski. sfs Dubois;
Casirnir Solak. 81 McGregor. Edward
=. Berger, ist Sheridan: Tom FicAk
io3 Copeland. Arthur Potrats. 73e
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-03-05
DEFEND NATION,
| SAYS MARSHALL
First Duty To BE q Patriot.
Declares Vice
President

WASHINGTON, March b.-Ex.
pressing the belief that the world Is
moving forward ito a far on divine
event wherein tongues win be
blended In the language Of q com
mon brotherhood" VicePresident
Marshall today outlined his creed"
following his induction into once.
Il have faith" he said that this
government OF ours was divinely or
dainsd to disclose whether men are
fitted By nature, OF can by nature
be made az for self government; to
teach Jew and Greek, bondman and
free. alike. the essential quality of
all men before the law ami 20 be
tender and true 90 humanity every.
where. and under all clrcumst ances
to reveal that service IL the highest
reward OF life. cannot believe
otherwise when read the words
and recall the sacrifices OF tlte faith.
ers. II ours IL not the golden rule
OF government. then Washington
wrought and Lincoln died In vain.
i believe there Il no finer form
% government than the one under
which we live. and that ought to
be willing to live OF to de. as God
decrees, that II may not perish from
on the earth thru treachery within
or thru assault from without; and
I believe that tho my nrst right is
TO be q partisan. that my FIRST duty.
when the only principles on which
free government can rest are being
strained. 10 10 be a patriot and 10
follow In q wilderness Of words that
clear call which bids me guard and
defend the ark OF our national gov
eminent"
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-03-05

Ssh u. 5.
CONGRESS
IN SADDLE
New Senators Already
On Duty In
Capital
HOUSE LINEUP
WILL BE CLOSE
Will Be Distinguished
As First In Which
Woman VIII Sit
BY UNITED PRESS.

WASHINGTON. March g. The
,rixty-ffth American congress began
its twoyear itfe at noon today.
II VIII number among It's mem.
beers the nrvt woman admitted 10
the halls VI congress: Miss Jean
nette Rankin. OF Montana.
Somewhat overrhadowed by the
brighter lustre OF ,be presidential
! Inauguration. the upper half Of the
eongress-the senate--took its re-
spective oaths 81 cfice. II alto
sethsr. and attended the taklug OF
the cath py the president on the
capitol steps.
While n lost some OF It's leading
spirits. tire senate today gained sew
sral VINO. having shone elsewhere.
may shine In congress and. as In
some former cases, may not.
Hiram Johnson OF California,
Prank b Kellogg OF Minnesota. Phtl-
sndsr @. Knox OF Pennsylvania. and
Peter oeery Goelet OF Rhode island
attracted much OF the interest that
attached 10 The new senate.
JohnsOu. the center NJ nrc In the
California night In November. sue
cse1s works-anoihcr Republican
whose last days IN congress were
livsned up by caastic comments
from home about his peace speech
90. The Progressive nominee for
vicspresident In 1872 and one OF the
last TO leave tho Progressive ship
when II ran sgi ound on Lake Mich.
Ran last sun,bier. Jobpson's arrival
was swsttei with interest and some
trcpidation by conservatives al o
hope. however. he will De a. others
have been--qulet AZ FIRST. anyway
kellogg n the Trust Buster" OF
some fame a few years back. lie
succeeds Clapp. OF Minnesota. also
a Republican. and In ranked with
Johnson "a an addition to the thin
line OF prugressives IN the senate.
Knox. Of Pennsylvania. succeeding
Oliver. is remembered Ina Washing
tor and probably everywhere else
~ a Republican secretary ~ state
and a former senator
Gerry. who succeeds Ilppn,. Ia
prominent particularly becomes he
comes iron, Newport. r /. and Il a
society leader.
Senators who took the 1ath "a
once today included. besides those
named. Harry s. New. who succeeds
Kern. OF Indiana; Howard suther-
land. who stepped from the house
70 succeed Chiffon. OF West Virgin
IN: Frederick Hale. who succeeds
Johnson, m Maine; Joseph l.
France. who succeeds Lee, OF Mary
land: Kenneth ID. McKeelar. who
slso came from the house 10 sue.
coed Luke Lea. OF tennessee.
J. o. Woico't, who sucosods du
Point OF Delaware; J. g. FREEING.
huysen. who succeeds MartIne. OF
New Jersey; Calder. who succeeds
o'Gorman. Of New YORK. and An.
dreus A. Jones. assistant secretary
OF the interior. who succeeds Cat.
ron. Of New Mexico.
The house lincup. barring an ex.
ira session. will not meet until next
December. But then memberS viii
for the FIRST time greet the Lady
from Montana" who successfully
evershadows any OF the incoming
ongressmen--evcn former govern
or Sanders, Of Louisiana. Med,ll nc.
Cormick. OF Chicago. and State Sen.
ator Chrlsty u. Sullivan. Of Tam
many Hall.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-03-05
OLD DOORKEEPER
HAS SEEN 20
INAUGURALS

wAsHIN 3TON. March 5.--B. =.
MeAlwee. hale and hearty at ~. to
day witnessed for the twentieth
time the Inauguration Of a president.
MeAlwee, who had Decn a faithful
door tender at the United States
treasury building Ton SO years, was
teven years old when John Tyler
Was indicted into ONCE in ls45. He
says he remembers the event very
distinctly. McAlwee was a member
OF the mili;ia that acted AS guard
CT honor 10 Lincoln az the time Of
has FIRST inauguration. He served
9th distinction during the clyi,
war.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-03-05
DRUG VICTIMS
ASK CHANCE TO
CHANGE WAYS

Judge sellers granted the re1ues;
OF Frank Harris. 20 years old, and
bis wife Helen. No rs LONGEST. TO
be sent away 20 that they might
get over the dope habit" BY sen.
fencing them to the House Of Cor
rection for 60 days The sentence
came after an appeal broken by sohs
from the young drug victims 70 be
sent TO Eloife or some place where
me and my wife can set on orr
feet again"
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-03-05

Expected To Break With II. s,
At Once, Say Dis
patches

LONDON. March 5.-BulgariA
considers she must adopt In whole
the attitude OF her ally. oermaLy.
and break with America. according
To dispatches reaching here toiay
from senli-ot'icisl 4 bulgarian press
Rgenciea These adyiees declare tho
bulgarian government win shortly
send note 10 the United stnteo
explaining Bulgaria's sdherence To
Germany and instructing the BuIgsr-
Ian minister At Washington 20 de-
mand his passports.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-03-05

CLAIMED BAGGAGE
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN that
ss .oIa AZ psS Sns saesiSp ssa
Terminal station in Detrcit. wayne
County. Michigan, on Tussdays We
f.h a gay S g ssrsh STANDARD ,ms 1850 sss
each following day Mt the same tifhs
rntil sold, the same having rsrnains6
unclaimed in the possession % the
Tor ore (Il year or more; The ns,nss
OF the owners OF said baEgags ere
unknown. The general dsscription
OF said baggage and the name OF the
was checked Il as follows: check No.
sts0ss 20 Detroit. Bundle: 1904 De-
troit. Suit Case, ss2Ssl. I'D RaridA
sstchei; sssiA Detroit. Bundiss
detroit. Trunk: isssse' Battle Creek
al Rapids. suE Case: ss7sss. Dstroit
nsg Toe az :SSiS pet PssrCIt sggdIs
chicago. Bundle. sssi.s. Midland
sseSi, Detroit; Hunk itsisc. petroit
sp, cnss :,rS sYs's ss,d Psirot sss te bel
sTt Case. .7ssss. Bunaio' suit case:
TSss2s. Detroit. suit Case. 7saoos. De-
S5oit sH' Ssss $780, Ds'r sds, Bun m
tfSit. Trunk: sfssf. Detroit sleigh;
tete2s, Detroit SUIT Case 7ft5o2,
Detroit. suit Case; siLest. Detreit
r beFo S rs..d psSso ss Tsns b.t ass
sat, Case: so7ss. Detroit. suit case
ttelt. Trunk; s1ls. Detroit Boxi
r lisn;i s s7 bstr 5ank rrn p ssssSs
trunk sSsss Detroit. suit case
saI, Cas-. 'f7sss. Detroit. BAG, T.siss
Detroit. Bag: 1880 Detroit. Trunk
ss5ss5. Detroit. Trunk; s3ses5 De
, o, rr ssas, ssi1.I s Es,an $50
ii rnl psiroii SUIT CASE sa'' 1856
netroit. Suit Case: 1881 Detroit
iiiEh chair; sss. DstroiI Trunk.
soois, Toledo Trunk Is!oSi, petro;tL
Casei 1881 Kalamazoo suit case
a. Detroit. suit Case; ssfTst Buralo
Tool Pox; ~. Detroit Go Cert
;t: p ry1S sH ssls. 6 Ssss sog rnn
'eotfs. Detroit. Trunk siossi De
suit case; 1862 wsilASd Telescop-,
saby rs ssro s5lsT che ases'' al s csrs
i2Tss2, BAY City. Trunk 77Sst7. chl-
caro-. SUIT Case. $500. Detroit suit
Case. ~. Detroit Canvas Bag: 7ssssi
lHAFnltt bNnulFs 4Aoaa0f kttTolhf Cutf
Case s07f. Chicago. Baby Cab
2is56e. Chicago, Suit Case: 2ise3L
suit CASE. ssiss. chicago. trunk
fSssf6. Detroit. Trunk 3 Detroit
Trunk 5S4f67, Detroit suit case
TsEgsg. Cd Ra pids Suit Case: S4ess0.
Detroit. High Chair. g0t1si. Detroit
Wooden Box; ts71S. chicago BABY
Cab. e7 Detroit Trunk a7net7 De-
troit. suit Case; 81, Dstroit suit
Case; ssseas Detrolt. suit Case
noit. Bundle s3fs1. Buffalo. sui
Case asSsi7. RuNaIo. Satohei. fo1tsh
Chlcaro. suit Case, e4sis. Detroit
CO cart; s7isss. chicago. pundls
suit Case sso8s, Chicago. 0c Cart
essen. Detroit. Bundle; le1sso. De.
troiI suit Case. an. Detroit 90 Cart
s7eT6I. Detroit Trunk: :. retro1f
Trunk. s747fs. Detroit. Saw 5111ff
Detroit suit Case. IS Detroit sui
case. 1857. saginaw. Box; ~. ~
troft. Trunk MfsCF1.LANEoIs 70.
SUIT Cases t4fips Etc; 1 Trunk.
G. Carts and naby Caha - rnrFt
las. ~ Bundles. Boxes. Z Toe Hos
60 SIS Miscellaneous Artici
c'ofhing Fura Etc. IT. y. DEhHfNc
o. neral baggage AGENT
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-03-05
Owen. sues ,er Libel.

Proctor Knott Owens. who has az
pired 70 serve Detroit and Wayne
county in innumernble capacities. be.
gan suit for libel Monday morning
against the Detroit Citizens league
Henry NJ. Leland. president OF the
league; and Piiny W. Marsh. its at.
torney. He asks $4,000 from each
OF the defendants. The libel consist.
ed. sAys the bill OF complaint. OF the
leagues published statement which
held Owens to be unqualified for
the once Of recorder for which he
II now a candidate. The league in
dorsed almost ali the other candi.
dates.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-03-05
Lost oIr uneIsIm.d

A three-year-old Jewish girl. found
on Garneid-eve. Saturday night has
rot yet been claimed from the po-
lice, and II stili a. the vomen'g
detention nome The little eiri
wears a grey coat black and whHo
shoes, black stockings, ard a red
dress.