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The Detroit times., 1917-01-31
Three Women and Man
Held BY British
Police
WOMEN SAID TO BE
SUFFRAGETTES
Man Noted For Scru-
Piles Against Taking
Part In War

DERBY, Eng. Jan. 3l.-A poison
plot against Premier David Lloyd
George and Arthur Henderson. mem
ber of the empires war council, was
revealed today In the arraignment
al Guildhall OF three women and one
man charged With conspiracy to
kill"
Crown Prosecutor A. n. Bonkin.
who appeared against the quartet.
declared that the plot had been
Matching between Dec. &c and Jan.
30 II was also stated that Scot
land Yard and the government Sc
cret service had been working on
the case since Saturday when the
conspiracy was first unearthed.
The four defendants are:
Mrs. Alice wheeldon.
Miss Harriet Wheeldon. her daugh-
ter.
Mrs. wilfred Mason, another
daughter.
Albert Mason, a chemist
Mason is the husband OF one OF
Mrs. Wheelton's daughters and is
tne OF n number Of individuals IN
I'D gland who have sought to evade
military service because Of con
Fcientious scruples" against war.
The three -wome#-sFe suppUsrd 10
be suffragettes.
Publication OF tho charges against
the four persons arrested caused a
tig sensation. coupled with general
Inclination that Eugland's man OF
the hour" should have been the OBJ
ject OF such a plot. The fact that
the chief inspector OF Scotland Yard
should have assumed personal
charge OF the case was regarded as
evidence OF the gravity with which
Il was regarded.
Altho existence OF the plot was
discovered Saturday, no Information
concerning it became known 10 the
public until the arrests had been
made.
Aftcr formal evidence Of the plot
had been outlined by the crown
prosecutor. the four prisoners were
remandcd until Saturday.
In presenting their names to the
court the crown prosecutor gave tho
names OF the women as Wheel
don.
The only evidence which tn,
crown gave against the defendants
was formal statement OF tho
charges on which they had beer
taken into custody Il is under
stood that the crown mas 80 Wit
nesses TO support The charge
The Detroit times., 1917-01-31
Builder Accused By
Hollands Valves
Examination
RELEASED ON
$1,000 BAIL
Bribery Charges To BE
Aired In the Re-
cOrder's Court

The budding building department
scandal has been shelvcd for the
time being. There will not be any
new disclosures for quite term
now. because Steven 10th Wednes-
day morning elected TO waive ex-
animation in the police court.
Mr.. 10th was building house
on Post-ave. some months ago. when
Harry Hollands. an inspector for the
building department. found fault
with a.. Hollands turned In an ad-
verse report. recommending that
the work be stopped. since. In his
opinion. IL violated the building
code. However. the builder was
allowed TO go ahead and complete
the structure.
soon after that Hollands was dis
missed as an INSPECTOR by the
building department on the grounds
tha1 nc wGs incompetent and insub-
ordinate. The INSTRUMENTATION. he
declared. consisted. OF lis refusal
90 r~ss violations OF tho building
ci4c cvcn ON orders % his superior.
Ther ne brought chaJgc, a1olnst
Stosnn 10th. alleging thai roth
hot ,ried TO bri5c him wi'h a =
b1i ilc caused Toth's a-r~.t cn
nc charge % bribery
roth's case has pecn set 20 aca..
Ing "a ;he police cuurI csers;
lines. II Wa. 90 have .tu.e pp
Tuesday afternoon 81, o'clock. ~
hat time his attorney asked 'hat q
be put over mil . o'clock Wednes-
dav morning when II was again
delayed until ~ o'clock ~ that
hour hc nj, waiver OF cNamins.
tion. ard hi ci,"u' W bound over
to the recorders court.
10th Is now N liberty on bond
o, $1,000. pending %. rriai Of a.,
case.
Hollands was present iH police
court "Wednesday mora'g" with his
uitnesses. as he has ncan Oh 30
numerous other occaalo~s vhe'. .he
case was SET Tor hearing iIollandf
seeks 10 'hNU that undue influence
mas beau ~ work somewhere in the
bi,lding department. and he says
ac has record of $50 violations
OF the building code which were
rassed over his head He believes
'ha, money was used and he de-
clares that his charge against 10th
was simply brought to bring out
the truth.
y After he was discharged by the
building department. Hollands took
his case TO the civil service commis-
sicn. which body upheld hts dis
charge for the good OF the ser.
vice" but II did not pass upon the
merlts OF Hollands charges against
other members of the department
The Detroit times., 1917-01-31
Wayne Tax Tangle
Forces Auditors to
Seek Loan
TREASURY is
ALMOST EMPTY
Only $40,942 Remains
To Meet Current
Bills

Wayne, richest counfys Of Michi-
gan. and one OF the most wealthy in
the middle west, "a worth In cash
today exactly sa0.s42. and the board
OF county auditors. caretakers OF
wayne's finances. are in the position
Of wanting a loan but wishing to ap.
pear Indifferent because they seek u
low interest rate.
Complications arising from the ef.
fort OF the county supervisors TO
overthrow tho equalization made by
the state board OF tax commission
ers have blocked the payment OF
ts4xes5 and WRITE tt1v zvvrsgE eXpenEF
OF the county Is 100000 per month,
its income is comparatively stopped
In its entirety.
In the last Ave years Detroit and
the surrounding districts in the
county have seen the greatest indus
trial growth in their history. Real
estate has advanced and wages have
gone so high that thousands OF work
ers have been attracted 10 this dis.
trlct II has been five years since
The county had TO borrow money 10
meet expenses. Within the next few
days the auditors viii 60 forth again
TO consult bankers. to learn where
they can get he lowest rate Of in
terest.
County Auditor Moeller declared
Wednesday TO The Times that h,
believed the auditors n.;ent induce
the bankers to loan Wayne money
az four per cent until snch time as
the supreme court decides the "a,
dispute. and the money OF citizens
begins TO pour into the county treas
urer's Office.
/, will require ~ least three
weeks after The supreme court hands
down It's decision before the roll,
will be turned over 20 the county
because the city assessments vii
have TO BE- written into the lists bl
the Detroit board
With the county spending sloo.ool
month for maintenance and viii
100000 in road bonds due March Z
II appears that a huge sum viii have
10 be borrowed. because there t. NJ
possibility OF the taves being col
lected during February
The Detroit times., 1917-01-31
WOMAN, IN
T0|LS,TR|ES
TO ENDL|fE
Doctors Wife, Facing
Arrest, Shoots
Herself

While two detectives and city
physician were waiting al the door
of her bed chamber, Wednesday aft
.rnoon. At 1:45 O'Clock. Mrs. Sophie
Kadlubowski. wife 4 Or. z. l.. Kad-
lubowski. former city physician.
tried to shoot herself TO death to
avoid arrest
A warrant was issued for the
physician's wife last Friday. charg-
INK her with attempting TO extort
5000 from a midwife. on the promise
that she would secure license for
the woman.
When detectives first went TO
serve the warrant n the Kadlubow.
ski home. No 1897 West Grand-blvd.,
IL was stated that Mrs. Kadlubow.
TX! was III and in bed. Since that
time the officers have been inform
ed that the woman's condition was
improved,
DR.. George r LAWN. city physi-
clan. and Detectives Collins and Wis.
ueski called H. -kadl4benrsti
home this afternoon. They found
Mrs kadlubowski in her room. and
told her they had come To remove
her 10 the receiving hospital IL she
we're not well enough 10 be placed
under arrsst
Wait just moment please. un-
al I dress. said Mrs Kadlubowsld.
The officials waited until hey
heard the report OF revolver. They
hurst in the door and found that
Mrs. Kadlubowsk had pulled a
feather bed over her head ana had
Shot thru IT, The bullet lodged Just
above her heart
TIE complaining witness in the
case agarnt M.s. kadlubowski is
Mrs Mariana Ryb,cki. No 1925
Mililary-ave Mrs Rybick. accord.
ng 10 her story attended woman
Who died while her child was teing
horn She feared this unfortunate
Happening would deprive hor OF tho
right 10 set another license. Dr
kadluboW-M was called to A-tead
the pautnt hut lp was summoned
too hate AccorCine % Mrs Rybicki.
Mrs Kadlubowsk, told her sho conld
Rei license for Ecr. providing she
would pay $500
Mr.. Rybich ALE 2 sbo air ad,
has paid s2oo 10 Mrs Kadlubowskl
Al tn receiving hospital it was
stated late this afternoon that Mrs
Kadlubcwski would have 10 be oper.
ated upon 81 once tu save her life
The Detroit times., 1917-01-31
[EuTONSSAY ALL|ESUSE
RED CROSS FLAG As
MASK FOR TRANSPORTS
Yarn Protection Will
BE Ignored On Ger
tain Routes

BERLIN tvia Sayyillel. Jan. 81
fciaring II has proof OF the misuse
hospital ships by the Allies. Ger
hny today gave formal notice, that
|fe passage OF hospital snips in "a
rtsin zone in the channel would
|Teafter b. withheld
rhe statement. said
SThe German government has
hvincing evidence In hand that
btile hospital ships have frequent
been mishsed 70: the transporta.
y OF ammunition and troops.
The government has commusi-
ed these proofs TO the British
French governments. by diplo-
nc means. and a, the same time
Jared that passage of hospital
ps on the military road OF the
ktlle armies engaged in France
u Belgium. within the lines Of
.mborough head and erschelllng
the one hand. ard the Thames
N Lands End. on the other hand.
u be- no more SO treated"
The Detroit times., 1917-01-31
Prosperity Brings In
crease In Deaths
From Alcohol
HEALTH DOESN'T
FOLLOW RICHES
Estimates Will Be Sub
mitted For More City
Physicians

Prosperity Is not an unmired
blessing. That statement is on the
authority OF Detroit's health depart
ment. II has long been theory
that poverty made disease. This
is all wrong. II is disease that
makes poverty.
For few years Detroit has been,
prosperous beyond almost every
other city in the world. At present
one cannot rnd man TO work for
him. Everybody Ia employed II he
wants TO be. This being true. II
would seem that the public health
department would have little TO do,
so.slsr as taking care OF individual
cases is concerned. However. de-
spite the prosperity. the city physi-
clans have about the same number
OF calls proportionate with the pop
ulation as in other years when De
troit was not so prosperous.
As the city has grown in populs-
tion and the same ratio OF calls be
ing made upon the health depart
ment and the poor commission for
medical help Ia kept up. II nnds
these departments inadequately
equipped TO care for the poor pa
tients. As result IL is likely that
.asf-next- irrnfth- board budget witt
contain an estimate for goodly
sum to supply more physicians 10
visit the contagious cases. II Is
likely also that the poor commits
sion will ask additional money for
city physicians
The reason for this condition Is
that while more people have money
with which 10 employ physicians
theme elves. the crowded housing
facilities makes the necessity for
PHYSICIANS very much ereater so
fAat ~hila lhe SIS Sas groN.' and
he proportion ct calls upan ~ tree
c,s.ot. = .hou; - a5wc. rarv
thousands ag MS aron nri'd'e
rhys.tiAns -, 'Hodc 'hst .u~:hc1lt
Aou,G Eavc Ace. Ci;y calls.
THAT tae p1h.c a''i,t 0te, nc'
xlvay. sollcV 80 a. IT M"-r -.
~ : shown ~ - 'a-, 80 rrcs.
pn-4,y ns. h"ea ga. - H.,"y n;
those wto rts rer;.o. nate. " j..
~ hce -, r.1e core ., y.
;ro I. ~ aa 3'.. - EesI:i er;hcri.
t'c.. l,h,c CO. ev.tsscs s'r.iiar
~ 'hos vr',t ctra,, tfs 81 oc
n.gy;o.l ~. raa,~~G lvcA @.
20 ...y. c., %i. v.nc, women
:,n. s1as, Lave ~ hclpcd ne pub.
50 aeal,h statistics.
The niFl, life Is de,sdly This is
shown by the fact that IN the year
1916 there were 1876 deaths from
acute alcoholism. The year before.
when the shadow ot a free soup
kitchen fell across the path OF near.
" every one. there were only %
deaths from the same cadse. While
the population may have increased
10 per cent. the deaths from alco.
hollsm increased more than 300 per
cent The prosperity also increased
at about the same rate as the al.
coholism.
The Detroit times., 1917-01-31
GREENFIELD
SCHOOLROW
GROWS HOT
Supt. Kelley Resigns
AT the Demand of
District Board

J. J. Kelley. superintendent OF
schools in district No. !. Greenfield
township has resigned AZ the sum
mary request OF The township
school board. which has Jailed up
70 the present time TO make any
substantial charges against the on
cial 4 mass meeting Of the citi-
zcns OF inc township has been called
by indignant citizcns. aroused both
by The s6perinl eudents dismissal
without apparent cause. and by
the boards regent conduct in Office.
They charge that the members OF
The body broke faith with the De
iroii board of education in falling
TO combine With the Detroit school
district. and that IN selling s225.00o
worth of school bonds practically at
par they committed an incompetent
act
The people OF the township are
undecided as to- what course 20
pursue IN refertn nee 10 inc schooi
board. They either want tho board
out OF ONCE or tfe Greenfield town
ship school district 20 consolidate
with Detroit district No !.
Supi. Kelley. without formaiity.
was notified by the Greenfield
board. late Tuesday. that HIS resig-
nation was Immediately expected.
He relinquished thee once wednes-
day
claiming that the charges against
,he school board and the dismissal
Of the superintendent are closely
allied. the township residents are in
arms. and are demanding that the
superintendent be returned.
The Detroit times., 1917-01-31
D. j. R. EARNS
BIG SURPLUS
Will Pay S2,SOO,00O. or 22.76
Per Cent, in Dividends
for Past II Months

A surplus for tho payment Of di.
'idends Of {2.s00UO0. or % IS per
cent. on the capital stock. has been
earned by the Detroit United lines
turing the last - months. accord
ing 10 advance ngures on the rail
ways annual report in the WalLst.
Journal.
The report shows that for the year
more than 10000 900 passengers
we're carried. as conpered with 49,.
1888 during 1915 This is an in.
crease Of about 90 per cent
The 1915 report viii be submitted
TO the stockholders st the annual
meeting called for FEB. in this
city.
The Detroit times., 1917-01-31
TWO KILLED IN
WABASH WRECK
Detroit Brakeman Among In
jured; Passengers
Escape

DILLON. Ind, Jan. 3i.-Two
were killed and several injured
when east-bound Chicago to Detroit
passenger train No. ~ on the Wa
bash was derailed near here az 2
O'Clock this morning Both the FIRE
man and engineer was pinned be-
meath the engine which turned com.
pletely over. None of the pas.
sengers was seriously injured. rail
road offcials said.
The dead are r. I Norman. engi-
reer and ". Yoder. fireman. both OF
Montpelier. Ohio. 7. Fricr. brake
man. OF Detroit, Is seriously hurt.
Several passengers were shaken up.
The track Is still blocked.
The Detroit times., 1917-01-31
PrObers To Recall Hut
ton Partner From
Georgia
EMANATED FROM
BOILING FIRM
Based On Gossip Only,
Says Member of
That House

NEW YORK. Jan. 31.-seere-
tary Lsnsing's verge OF war"
Interpretation Of President VIII
sons peace message, and not the
leak TO Wail-st.. was what kill
ed the market" e. =. Hutton,
stock broker, told. the. house
committee probers today.
He held that the tip oriainat-
ing In the house Of 3. A. Con-
molly q Company. OF which Pres
ident Wilson's brother-in-iaw 10
. member. was not responsible
for the break IN the market.
The Detroit times., 1917-01-31
PRESIDENTS SPR0POSAL FOR LASTING
SETTLEMENT ACC0RDS WITH GERMAN
ASPIRATIONS, SAYS REPLY NOTE
Would Extend Aut0nO-
my Proposal to Ire
land and India

BERLIN Via sayville wirelessls
Jan. 3t.-rhe German government
today transmitted 10 the unitef
States thru Ambassador Gerard
note formally replying lc preaideni
Wilson's recent speech In the AMER
lean senate.
The note said:
Your exceiiency had the kindness
10 communicate on the 2-nd OF this
month a message which the president
OF the United States OF America on
the same day addressed to the Am
erican senate.
The imperial government took
knowledge OF the contents OF the
message With that earnest attention
which IL becoming to an explanstiou
of the president and inspired by his
sense OF responsibility.
IL Affords her great satisfaction "a
stPte that the general lines OF this
remarkable manifestation In the Wild
and wishes OF Germany and her all
lies
go fhese belong in the first place
the right OF seif-xovernment and
equal rights OF all nations. =
" any s6e<rtly would welcome - ms
ticns llke ireland and India. who do
not enjoy the blessings OF ind~p~Dd-
ence OF state. now would obtain th~tr
liberty. -
The note continued.
Germany In the peace 10 be con-
odluded with belgium merely wants
tc take precautionary measures sO
that that country. with which the I'M
perisi government wishes TO live In
good neighborly relations. could not
be exploited by Germany's adversar-
les for the promotion Of hostile ot~
tompts.
The Detroit times., 1917-01-31
BY CARL -. GROAT.
(gf0f Corvespondenf United Press.


NEW YORK. Jan. 3i.-Georse
Ellis. member OF the T. r. Hutton a
Company brokerage house, was to-
i, osy summoned TO return from Geor-
eia TO throw light on the Hutton leak
message before the house note leak
committee.
At first, the committee held II
would subpoena Ellis from his vaca.
tion place 30 miles outside Savan-
nah. but e r. Hutton agreed TO
summon Ellis at orce without sub
poena.
The occasion for calling him back
was Hutton's inability TO clear up
POINTS about a mesl age put on the
oompany's wires by Ellis az l54
= m. Dec. 20. giving an inte-preta.
ton concerning President Wilson's
note similar TO the administret tion
construction voiced by Secretary
Lansing tho following day. Tho
committee wanted 10 know - Just
what Ellis based his telegram Hut.
ton testified the telegram was based
on word from r. A. Connolly, Wash.
ington business associate OF presi-
dent Wilson's brother.inlaN. r. W.
Boiling.
llatton was called 10 the stand al
The start " thc morning session.
N'tcgrv Wiipplc sought to Hra
~H~'h" ne Teas o. m. message
'r.m Chicago Ras he first infcrma
,icr ~ Hutton hoa>, had but Hut
Tor eatc hc lid no; know whether
o~ nor connolly. I'D tc TIA :iuic. IA,
'ira tniycd on, VOID rev4rding the
'nn~.
WhiHple produced the ,eXt 81 a
liutGr pessare Ga'td Zee. ~. , ~
10 vhicH sald
S,crc 'asr Reports have i, that
IT, eat" Gsp2s;neat MI issue
aa;ras, toIl} Intended 70 pro
r,cis He3cs prospects.
This mcssace Vps sent uGt by IN
operator named Tooney. Who prut
ably will be asked to tell of its or.
gin
Despite the Inwardness OF = A.
Copnolly's Interpretation wired from
Washington TO the +. r. Hutton q
company brokerage house concern
I ing the note on Dec 20. Connolly
ecntends that he had no INSIDE" in
formation Moreover. he denied that
X. w. Boiling. president Wilson's
J brother.in law. and member OF r. a.
Connolly & Company. gave him
any line on the message. and Boiling
/ himself denies any inside track.
ON the other hand. Connolly
claims common gossip" in Wash
/ ington gave him tho news about the
note which r. r. Hutton a Company
spread on their wires the afternoon
before publication ~ the document
Strangely enough. the Hutton yer.
Sion mentioned the idea OF warn.
ing TO belligerents not to encroach
on neutral rights further And, news
Tapers. conhdentially informed OF
the message on the goth. did not
generally get this warning angle
rntll the afternoon of Dec. 81. when
Secretary Lansing made his nrst I'm.
terpretation' OF tho note in his
verge OF war" statement
The Detroit times., 1917-01-31
PRIEST Is GIVEN
S307 VERDICT IN
JUSTICE COURT

a judgment fer s30705 in favor OF
the Rev. Joseph Folta. pastor of the
Sacred Heart OF Mary church. was
given Wednesday morning b. Jus.
tice ~ Peace Theodore Richter
against y. A. McNabb. for nor-pay.
ment of note.
During the trial. II developed that
McNab0- and Fr Folta had become
interested In a proprietary medicine
enterprise. in which the priest gave
to McNabb a testimonial stating the
medicine vas the best remedy he
had ever tried.
The Detroit times., 1917-01-31
THE WEATHER

Detroit spd vAciuityi Wrdres sdnt
night. snow md much COLDER Thurs
day. snow hurrie- and much colder
With cold waN~t t~mpernturc probs-
biy reschIn- seroi fresh to strong
north~rty winds.
Iover Miehirrat snow "wednesday
nIsht followed by clearing Thursdsy .
much colder cold vnN~ ThurrdsyI
northeast shifting 10 northwest gales.
ToDAY's TEMPER ATUREs
The Detroit times., 1917-01-31
RACES
New Orleans Results

firrt Raec--For maiden 7-year-olds
J up. claiming. one mile--4irsindy 4.
tBorcD e. 10. I To land out.
h. DoematurEc il5 H Snen). 10
N. ~ l and : to second. Dan
tRohinSonl TO I, 4 20
T. fhird Time 6a 4-I Pierce
Valais. nobby II. Trend and Tan
|ty also ran.
|econd Ia - - year -oids and N.
nli.e and . sixteenth Carlton q
tWAftsl t. . o. Hnf : 90 2.
|r .,~hcoi fUe NtsnJsl. ir" ,fiBr:cItl
Ito =. ft q. spd 81 :. g, ord
n" iicfu ~ Nl - A ~ "
be Ifcs goednts CAtI'oT kic. and
-~nu.t atFU .an
The Detroit times., 1917-01-31

Hiahest pcratur~ this date la
the past ~ years. - In 1905 lowest.
4 below aero in Isns.
One yesr ago todsyI highest tenn
perstur~. fai lowest. 10 mesn. 5tg
cloudy weather with ~ inch Of rain
durinE the forenoon.
The .ua sets Wednesday re att5 y.
m apd rises Thur~dsy st 7t45 n. w.
The moon sets st iitt n m. Thurs-
dsy.
The Detroit times., 1917-01-31
MusieIan IL BANKRUPT

Charles @ widmayer. Detroit
Sled a voluntary petition
N bankruptcy with the United States
district clerk Wednesday. scheduling
his liabilities at s1.i39. and his as
sets at tlS6
The Detroit times., 1917-01-31
Ire NEWS BULLETINS

MERLIN f,ta ssyviiiei. ian. n.
eDsrlp9 the mouth ef Dccr mh~r
~. hostile ne rshsut ~hip- total
Peg 'g2s,ooo sTo-- torS. WIRE lost
10 the s.nfcpte fg~ers thru "war
Io~ssur~-." o statement issued by
Ne ofnrist press bureau today
l~risrrd.
NFw youi>. IAN. 3I.-trcord-
kee 90 reports received today ny
&t~rt rsmWegrlal houses. the
Is rtuan rt~r.h hant submarine
i~u brrmerhn,en
ys.,.. %. for the atted states. 4
ttI - inJinE for goods coa-
kfuu~.f ~ the undrrN
-rIshtsr. ~ said ts have beea
kee~iN -. AilowtnG ~ days for
ksr AtlaRfir trip the Deutsch-
pa shoald rerrh thi~ country
San, sr tomorrow. ~ tho date of
insH - ,orrcrtlv EiNen.
tuttf~rItN Jaa. ai.-Snbmn-
rrc prehibited catering
lsa~xian waters. escept uader
rr-s of the Neatb~r or damages
curred 90 sen, Rceordtug Go %
nj proclamation issued today.
Nv .siuNGTD~. Ian. aI.--Rep-
-epfatlse Aathaas, kaa-n.. iu
resolufion introduced todsy.
lked thrf .crrcfsrs 90 War ua-
n he slrested 80 srIt the hou~c
k~fhrr snr steps hHNc b~cn
lksa 20 chfsin rcraratiou Tfom
Mexican noNernmsnt for the
ssrk mnde go Americas troops
ttsrrfssf. June -, when " raN-
Rhymrr we've ktiird.
The Detroit times., 1917-01-31

should be the Wayne Hotel Mineral
and Turkish Baths for Men and Wo-
men open day and night. Expert at
tendants.-Adv.
The Detroit times., 1917-01-31

The wedding of Miss Eleanor
sherman Thackara. daughter of
Alexander VI Thackara. American
onsul-rensral At Paris. and grand
daughter OF the late Gen. William
T. sherman. and Frederic Cauldweil
OF Washington. will take place 10
day al RosemonL PA
The Detroit times., 1917-01-31

PristipE--fhe siain neat kfsd--thst
" risht--1imrs Job Depty--wsin ss2o.
The Detroit times., 1917-01-31

Real sunday Dinner.
Fowl and lots OF accessories. ti.60.
1850 20 $40 y. m. Hotel Griswoid.
ADV.
The Detroit times., 1917-01-31

THE CLAWS WILL GATHER
Friday night. Miles Theater. "ktlties
Band Reception. Specisl Features
Adv.
The Detroit times., 1917-01-31

Thst sssi-aes reeiirs After Ysur
MONDAY lunch. coo. Hotel GriswOld
ADV.
The Detroit times., 1917-01-31

prtrtlsg--the gis,- rest ktse--tkst
O. risht-TSaes yeb Dest>-Msfn <k1A