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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-02-03
eieacsluas Der Sarnaari.

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pcrianmelte iid in Der S>oae uou
Chris. gabS untr ocin @oriib SeS
Scrrn =. %. gcrtrom uno scr pro.
tofoGiiibrlins oe5 Serrn Yaiii slolcr.
Gin DlitgIieo erbieIt aranfcnnnter.
itiibu.ls. Serr Stlunn aPaii murbe in
bic 2oec eingefiibrt rno Die Serr.n
cc,ncDb gbcobalS unb Oris W,ucacr or.
haItcn BEN Giuiibrimes. imo criicn
@rcb In Der ni&itcn 6isung. Srr
slntcn 1luditein inohte baral,f 1ui.
merfiani. bab Der Scrligari Sroeu ahl
9. atdr3 70 Sabre alt lit unb Dos vi.
biliim Uirb ourd cine Sc'ilo1c &c.
sangen peroen Eie Serren j. ".
Gcrtr,m, giar Stlnetter uno slnton
Sliifitein purSen oIs arnunittec er.
nalrnt, nm iid nit ben slusifiiiirn Der
enocren 2osen bes Groens in 9cr6in-
bung ~ iete1L
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-02-03
Slns bent Wsmnisipalseri6t

Winforb 9ootb, Der @prmann in
einem aobIsnbof am SluBufsr, puros
ssitsru Don Ri9ter 4rtbur Spi sel
Don Der 2lntlaae bes Worbes frtig :
Iprohen. Booth tatte i'm @er'aui
zines Strsits Dor sinigen 8ote7 BEN
Garbissn Gubrmanu 9cor1s Ger, Der
ebsHFaGs BEL Der betrsfFnbsn 5irma
angeitsllt asDsisu. srftofen. Qus Der
8epeisaufnabme srts[Its, bab Booth
ii.4 in Der Rotbpebr bsfuub, aIs ,r
tsn pebdngnibDollsn S6ub a6.
fsuerte.
Su Ridisr gsatman's gs-itt
fpraa peteru cine SIrp BIN Sc.
ihGftsrsirenhsu Gorl glpnH pcn Der
gaitsrn 4psnus Stmerssnssslo i'm
gstrnoe BON $3.50 oeleu Gal Grim,
ben pormaIiaen Gbsf Der ftrotid'u
@ebeimpoIi,ei unb nunmebri.en
Sousbstettip i'm gibfcn Souis AL.
Glpnu bate auf $500 gstlast, mel
er Dor einiasr Seit. oIs er nod i'm
Gibion Soufs onaeitrlIt SersIen, Don
Grim arssblid ttdtlid mibHarbs t
fporbsn mar. als bisfer i'm bi su,r
9elspente!t einem @er60r unit t'rparf.
ssrant Mc5ap, elmer h,r gaue-n.
fGnoer, be In b'r psrF'oiisneu Bots
i'm WaInut Sotel bon 2sutnnnt g 'ps
unb b:n Dsteitipes gsntsr uub S,rn.
bnrbt psrbaFt't tporDen mar n, fes
tonute iit csTisrn uuf bic antla9s .iH
bstdnnter Disb 5u fein. ituIoig un9
iuure, pru Ridter Ger gu $50 u-b
ben apien rerurtssilt. sFop's o t.
lin fam NIT ben Iuspsncirter apft,u
baron.
9Ouis Bubble BON go. 1877 puIIsn
4rrnus fpurbe tpeoen slutomobilrls
Tens nm S15 unb bic arIten be'irtff,
ipdhrsnb Rap RubpIpb Drn Ru. IL
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-02-03
gterblid1feitsber;d)f.

glernora Teier, 76, 756 Gfaieau
Qps,; SsrsIsiosn.
Warn Muuntel, "a, 1850 Ss1ler
Ctr; 2un0srsntaiinouno.
5uttie Shel, 40. 412 Sod Str.;
Sutsrtulpiis.
marn @orman. II. 115 groabmap;
2uftrDbrensnt7iinouns.
Wsarn Studen, IS. 1709 Weitsrn
@pe.: 9lbsrHrerbdrtuna.
gillian JOplsr. 35, ann unb blum
Strnks.
SoTepfin. alf, rs. s5e Oit 3.
Ctr: 2un1ensntliinbuna.
@iniam Rabfprb 9saIs, rs, @os
tparos Rpab; Sersleioen.
Sane y. 2onabOn. 95, 6o1S Utd-
biIon @loe.; 9unssnent5iinouug.
Games Mabsr, 73, $50 gBeft SIes
bents Strube; Manentrsbs.
Wurp Fraut, 81, 3435 Sap Sr,;
9ehirn6lutuno.
auuis Roisnfelrer, SO. 2120 Suns
for glpe.; Nier'nlsibeu.
SpTep6 WarfoeTsr. 93, 2419 gine
Strube; 2unoer'ntaiinouno.
Sobanno Shiff. rs, 1431 gleaidnt
Gir.: 2unuensut'iinbuug.
2ouis oad'on, 27, 3075 Srpine
Str; 9ruitfelent5iinbuus.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-02-03
.B ETO"
"DIAB ( TICS"
sYu6srfrnnitsii) cine isaii6s Tidiborf@rii.
ten Nensits Vrfiubuns. tiHfeblbnrsr grfola
JOHN L BARfra0.
zss n. Letus Ave. chicago, Ill.
4obt8efaareu
&xrbs seitern AbsnS bic Iedls Sabre
aIte Charlotte Re1aniels bsn
einem 9aitantpmobiI.

auf araiiiigc Meiie Fam geltern
eIbeno 6ie feds Sabre alte Charlotte
NlrTnniels, BON No. 1915 giIitad;
Etrabe, iints 0eben. Sie lpuroe an Der
areiBung Der @eit 9ibertp uno Col.
ton SfrnBe bon einem 9aitautpmobil
iiberfnbren, bas ibr ben aopf bud.
TtablidJ sermaImt, ioonb Die stieine nui
Der SteIe to6t bIieb.
Tir aIcine ipar BON ibrer Mutter.
Die ieben sfugcnblid ibrer Gntbinonns
cHtgepeniiebt, init einem 3ettel, Der
cine sInfra1e entbielt. bic lid, duf ben
2itituno Der Imfter be8og, 5u elmer
Befannten aeianbt nmb rannte beim
s,erfudl ben sSabrbamm an Der Dalton
unb 9ibertp Strabe AZ freiBen, oireft
in elm Qaitautcmcbil Der ssohn Shil'
Ito &C., bas pon Snpin 2id,tiieIo, oon
90. 1887 gtate apenue, geIenft pitr.
&c hinein ino ucrieth. che Sidtficlo
I'M Sfanoe mar, ben SraftrDngen IN.
subaIten, Mnter bic R1oer, mobei iDf
ons cine Rao iiber 6,n aopf ging uno
bcn ghdScl acrrnoImte. Rah6em ein
III Der Ribe tpcbnenber ar3t cen Ioo
oef alcinen fouitatirt batte, tpurbe bic
2eidle nnh Der Rorgue iiberfiibrt. iuo
ie cinige Tinuten ip1ter nuh Der pol.
Iip idiiunasIoie Batter, Der BON Rad,.
,nrn pnn Dem graiiiigen 9eidid ieiilcS
stinbes gebort. einfa,tS i,nb ocin 60.
.olcr Tr. Bauer 6ann mittbeilte, bog
b;e Gleine BON ibrer Wslitter ais1e.
ilnbt Ipcroen mar. Ter Dtutter 1T NIT
Riidiitt aui ibren 3idtanb Die seunSe
ron Dem idten IoS ibres I5dterdens
estidufig porenihalten tpor6cn.
eiftiicIb tplr6e nod Der 9oli5ei.
itaiicn bes fi.niten Diitrift5 gebraft
gno nadoem er Don gel,tnciit aeiSe.
rernsuunen ,uUrben. nui freiem Sub
i,elaiicu. Nat Der anaabe 2iftiielos
f,nnts er bos llnaIiid abiolut nitt
nerbiitcu, ba bos ainb ausenideinIih
acii3 fopiidel geporben mar. Die
alc:ae mar, rpie er ansab, oiierit niif
Gen Sabrbamm eelnufen uno bailn,
ole lie oes beIonnaherSen Anfomcbiis
aEii1tig rpiiroe, aif oas Srottoir 3u.
riidgeirrungen. CT nabm nun on. caB
lie riibis bort iteben bleihen fuiirbe
ilrS ieste feline sSobrt fort. Cine Se.
frros ipdter lief bann bic aleinc lpIc.
Der aui Den Gabroamm uno oiesnlaI
bireft por Sic Hdoer bes automobIls.
bns gid)tfieIS nid)t mebr reAi5eiiig
gum steben brineen tonnie.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-02-03
llnidlle.

- Bel sinem 3uTammsnftub sp:-
fhtn i6rsm Susrrert unb Elm n,
Strobenbabnpagsn Der goler1in 2lre,
nue an Der Goleroin uHb Gtsan Qu :
nue. tDurne emma DuCrr ron glo.
2519 Mcntana @penue auf oaz
StraB:npFlaitsr geidIepbsrt, lam ies
bod gum Slid unDerIsBt bapuu.
- Der SO Sabre ate So5n Di /.
Iiams BON gto. 614 Barr St-aBe tdn
qcitern in ben @nIngsr be- Cincinnati
greoiote glof 60. go. 1855 Sprinq
@rors arenue 70 un'liidIit gu gdli,
boB er Iid stnen 9ru6 req Itnten
8etns suSoe. Der @eruHeliitte purs
be, na6bem ibm OUu eiH.m in her
Rottdrifaft pohnsnocn ar5t Elm
Rptbrerbono anssIeat porb,n, nat
feinsr Mpbnms iiberfiibrt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-02-03
8htere Rdlte.
Tas Thermometer ioa bente Nlprgen
bis auf Sebn grao inter ben
Wuapuuft fallen.

! Cincinnati itebt iuiaoer einmaI in
| 3eiten Der .falten 8eae" uno oieies
WsaI lit Der Winter als itrengerci
Dfann eingefebrt. pie er ieit sSabrel
it'd bier benlerfbar gernoht bate
9tatoem am Wittipod eine pirflit
IfommerIihe Genrperatiir geberridt
| foIgte bis Gonneritas 0aht ein Fem
peraturitur5 BON ettpa go @rao UNI
i'm 2auie bes seitrisen aages, iopit
mdbreno Der periloiienen gsadt sina
oas GuediiIber nod beoeuteno weiter
berlnter, iooab 6as GbermometeI
leute in ben friiben Worgeftimnoen IL
ben 8oritd0ten 5ebn 0rao unter ocru
gluapunft per3ei1nete.
gereits rpdbren6 Der gcitrigen Iahi
mar Sie adIte cine rett enpfinoli6e.
aber am geitrigen Tage piIroe es ned
ireit unaneenebmer, ba elm idarfcr
Roropeinpino tpebte, Der ben auient
talt IN, Drsien ouberoiocntIiG nliBc'
miitbliA geitaltete.
Gic iyoIge ipar natiirIif, boB tpet
nidt abiol,t ae5pungen mar ieina
l,duslihcn Venaten gu perlaiien, es
| iid III icinen bier @6nben ipobl iein
lieb uno aus benz rpnrInen 3immer
oas Saiten Serer beobndtete. bic d
idneil iie ibre DiiBe tragen uolltct,
Iauf ben straben bahineilter, nm
moeIid,ft idneG fpiebcr unter lad
unb iyah au fcmmcn.
Wit Der $eiJnng In ben @obnbdii
fern, mo- @as aIs Sei3lngsnaterill
temlet tpiro, fab es. forpeit eiuige Der
eiltiernter selegeuen @oritaote in BE.
tradn faInen, am oeitrieen abeno uno
wdbrenb Der Radt nidt gum geiter
ans, Scnn on bic @osoorritbe Der
llnion Cos & electric 60. MURDER!
ielbitpcritdnSlifl gang rieige anfcr-
6erlngen geiieiIt.
@ie icitrns Der Geieuihaft eeiteril
slatsnittag periif,ert iultroe parciI
bic Reicrpoirs aln geitrisen 8orlnit.
tag sciiiIt gerpeien, aber Der Der.
b;Git mar. ipie nift anbers 5u CT.
lrartsn, Elm snna tulmenier uno ba ole
.3ufubr pcn Gciten Der Ohio isucI
60. alh ndbrerib bes Cages naAlieb,
neil ai6 anoere Staote, Die pou oieicr
8cieaidait periorgt perSen, erobc
Oltnaen Sos abior6irten. 70 limb Die
ausiid)ten fir ben beutigcn Gag bin.
'idtlid Der 9asmfiibr niht bic nIler.
bsiten Sm Staotrentrum mar Der
8asbrud m1brenS Scs eeitrisen Ia.
aes ,iemIit, normal. aber in ben Sii.
a,Ibiitriften gins er, ipie Der aOntrod.
opparat in Der EoliSeiitation inGorrp.
rifle scigte, ibon am gormittag IN.
nerbaIt bon brei Ghinben BON 8 lin.
3en nuf 3.S liBen beniuter unS biz.
ies 1alcn oauerte tpabreno bes gun5eu
Cages an.
Ger seitrise Gag ipdr Der fdlteits,
ben Cincinnati felt benz Sabre 1912
eurd9cinatt bat unb Der jrpeitfdlicite
Gag in Der @eidihte Der bieiigen 0et.
terlrarte. Ser fdIteite Tag IN Der Be.
idlifte Der @etterlparte mar I'm Sabre
1ssE' su perseihnen aepeien, aIs oas
lrern.pnicter auf II Wrab unter Ruu
bernntcrging.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-02-03

bnbn.2inie trennte !id bic Geienidnft
fir bic &eimfebr.
Tlcrgen, Sonntag, tpirb bonn Ct
Hcbns Tarf, OIL Tclta Mbenue iiiio
grie auenie, aus na6 Meilforb mar
idirt. Serr profeiior q. ainiela DOH
Der @ineiiinaiier linireriitat tpirS Der
2eiter iein unb sSrni Is. 6. Better
UirS Der Granenieftion boriteben
ale bic tEeiInebmen rDoaen iino cr'
fudt piinfilid) I'M M llhr ml on
obengllanuten Steae au erIteinen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-02-03
Ga, milb(ieben. Bon oieien miro
SduptIing Waatbeuion z oocr s fir
perlnanente Stelungen ausw1tlen.

Sorrie @rob, unfer 2. gaiellhiitsr.
Der nit ieinein aontraft nod i'm Jiiif'
itanSe 1T, neil pr cine gr5Bere &c.
hnItserEotung perIangt aIS Grdilosni
Scrrmann erIauben min, itattete >cn
9cstcrcn eeitsrn einen ldngeren yc.
iiid, inl Saiiptaiartier ab, wdhrcnS
Seiien bic Salariraae aeitere grorte.
rung bate nber nod nid,t entidieoeil
ipa,roc. es nerIaitet ;noeiien, bab CT
ieinen aontraft nod IN oieier Bofc
unter5eif)nen piro. lem geiipicIe
Grob'S iperben un5peifelbaft mebrere
anoere Der gOdbeinigen iolgen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-02-03
ssiir ansehenoe Siirger.

gSsr iih aui oas @ilrgercrdmen
griiuoIib oorbereiieu uno uuf oicie
@eiie unnngeueI met 6ragcn eutgebcn
lpia, moge Den ipeSicllen Nltrius IN
Der glbencidule (8cdslee gbitle an
@ocSparb Str1be) bcluheu Ter lin.
tcrridt miro an oeit critril bier Aben.
ben Ger g9ode DOR 7:15 bis 9:i5 er.
tteilt. Dee Gintritt tam iest eriolgo.s.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-02-03
Che. GrlambnibIbsin /.

( auprence @lasmeier, q, 1882 aeu-
! ner Strabe.
i4nna Berger, 20, 6o1 Burns Ctr.
SEQ %. arebs, %, 9Dutspille, ab.
lSyIOra aeipis, q. Ala Glt.ttOu Ctr.
{ genepilIe g. &sIlp, "a, amsI;a, 8.
alire 20. SenbridTOn, 20, GIur, unb
| Deslep 2lpsnus.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-02-03

Wtit 12. Strabe $40 uub bic &pit,n
erlsgen muBte, neil er nit ie'n,m
4utompbil en- einem balt.nben Stra>
bsnbatnpagen porteigtfauIt mar.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-02-03

Tas argun,ent Der biefisen ,Meos".
gerIuaItung. bab bic our6 ben euro.
pdiitcn aTicg IN oieiem 9anbe berDcr.
geruiene Stciecr,lug aIler aebensmit.
ieIpreiie cine @ebaltscrb6bung In bic.
Ter Saiion intnlosliH made, bat bel
inebreren unierer Sipieler feline lleber.
3cilgilng scfunocn. llnicr lestiabriser
upb iiidtiger linfsbanSiger Sddeuoe.
rtr Wioielep iteieert fid, ben ibm III.
aeiansten oreiidbrisen aoniraft otne
oie BON ibm seiorOcrte Snlase TN
eehalte su mtepeibnen. CT piro
ohne bieie anerfenuuilg ieineS 8cr,
ties cen .Reos" in oieier Saiion ben
Iicnit perineen. mas isine aarriers
els rroiciiiomeller gdQipieIer efi6sn
siro. lln5Deifelbaf. rpiro SdurtliuJ
usnt1cfDion, Dcnn er acgen Witte oie.
ie5 Wonnts in Cincinnati eintrif't,
20 ge!ingen. 6ieie unS mebrere onScrc
yligeIegenbeiten 6erieiben aategoris
in elmer fir ole Ibeilc beiriebigencea
@eii, 81 erIeoiaen. Watbepion bat
cen Dertb oiefes epicIers anertannt
iIno irirb fem M5glid,itss tbuu. pie
Strait iiir Die ~@eSs- in Dem beuoriis.
senSM Sabsesdanlpf gu erbaIicn.
Infer 3nsiter galenbiiter SlI
Ghnie. Champion HaIIi1la0er ber
Gat. 9iga In letter Saiicn, bat. lpie
aus beln Sanpiauartier. gsigaius
HIod. perlnlltet, einen slreiidbrigen
acntrnft mit ben .9ieoS1 unterseid,.
nct. Gle SaInrfirnune III nift befannt
Gbafe III ale eiirey Der bcrporraeru6.
item Spieler pes lanoes anerfanllt
iitlo mirb bic s,auptitiise bes 2diipt.
IingS Mottewicn biIoeu. CIR ideiIIt
ssr ieiteu nebsr3eueung 81 ieili. Dub
BIZ .siets~ In oieiaH Sabre Den Yooci
abi&ieben weroen-
Das Sdlelirerforps Der .Mebs~
Uirt wabribeinIih ans ben folaenotn
gpiefcrn beiteben: Ionp, Gdneibsr,
aneger, MoIcIeu, Witfell, Mengdn,
Soubcrs, Gerner, Bowman un0' or.
icr. aliebrere anbere ,perben iid oteirn
anf Der Ghiiit,msstopr II ebreueport.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-02-03

@rpkt Nhsmuhfiu aerdnhtrteu
nno marintrten ntithen, iorpte Eel iateNen. en'
cIesisr 4 Co., 1888 u. ecubitt Strahs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-04-01
The House OF
Easter Gift Suggestions

Specially reduced for this season. Use
full presents-or to slip in the bag.
Manicure Set ...............:.
Seven ivory tint pieces In little
leather case,
Nine ivory tint pieces-leather case.
Manicure Set ............... o'o%
Six ivory tint pieces-brown leather
case-moire and velvet lining.
Manicure Set .............. 30
Eight ivory tint pieces - green
leather case.
Manicure Set ................ DR.
Nine mother-of-pearl pieces-leather
case.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-04-01
EASTER APPAREL WEEK
HEAPS OF NEW WEARABLES HEKE
For the Easter Vacation Shoppers

IT
Luncheon. ....... 40
Appetizing Menu-your choice OF
two or more dishes in each course.
Served from 1880 a. m. to 2:3O p. m.
Split Pea Soup with Croutons,
or Vegetable Soup.
Choice Roast Fresh Ham, Apple Sauce
Boiled Mutton, Apple Sauce
Lyonnaise Potatoes--Mashed Turnips
Cold Cuts-Potsto Salad
Tuna Fish Salad-Celery, Mayonnaise
Dessert (Choice)
Cottage Pudding Lemon Sauce
Pineapple Pie
Neapolitan Ice Cream and Cake
French Rolls
Tea Coffee Milk
Third Floor Restaurant
Near Elevator
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-04-01
SALE OF SAMPLE COATS
FOR BABIES AND TINY TOTS

sells prices extremely
twoc alike the variety
siksn popln
cashmere popna few IN white pqudan"
lace trimmed-sizes to
Coats al an
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-04-01
Baltimore Advertisers
Fight Is Without the
Newspapers Help
Merchants cad the Fight to Eliminate Com
petition of Liars in Print

Public Is Responding to Sound Advertsins-fet the
Papers, Instead of Leading, Are Running Bad
Second to Public Opinion PublShers lndif'
ference Makes Bedellows of Good Stores
and Bad "Cures,' Fine Banks and
Kite Stocks
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-04-01
.eueStMOdeS
FrOckS for Misses

pretty styles in tafea oe-pece model
lZsCO alove embroidered gr
group
twotier pleated dress Roman ripped
Ao'o' Georgette sleeves-cordd he ssSn
mode skirt
combinations OF
ZZSO daperes or peatec
silks trimmd-aso pongee
model.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-04-01
Literally Thousands of Stockings
Here in This Sale of Hosiery for
MONDAY. TUESDAY
" WEDNESDAY

200 SAMPLE and sle-black and II
30
2 16O PAIRS SOCKS-lsle heel and VI
black -
500 PAIRS CHILDRENS STOCKNGScottOnin black IL
1920 PAIRS CHILDRENS BLACK Isle STOCKINGS "
heela 49,
$40 PAIRS OF wOMENs white 81
sic sole eela 3d.
. PAIRS Isle STOCKINGS Soluble sole, VI
and an -
POSSIBLE
You KNOW THESE ARE BARGAINS.
The Detroit times., 1917-05-17
CANADA HAS
STAR DRIVER
IN AUTO RACE

Benny Giroux, the Canadian
Frenchman. who drives a Sunbeam.
famous English-made car, will lend
international aspect TO the automo
bile races at the state fair grounds
Memorial day.
Giroux lie rated a clever pilot in
the Canadian east, where he devel-
oped a sudden desire for fame and
wealth on the dirt tracks OF the
United States Quick 10 see in the
youngster the possibilities OF flu
ture great. the international Motor
Contest association induced Benny
TO join the fold
Girouxs Sunbeam was built for
dirt track racing, one OF those high
powered whizzers that Is apt 20
beat anything 1t encounters under
equal conditions. Against the pick
of the drivers entered here the Ca.
madam and his mount will start in
the 50-mile race, meeting Fred
Horey, last years circuit champion
George Clark, the daring Texan;
Clir Woodbury., and a galaxy of
other stars.
The Detroit times., 1917-05-17
SLEEPER STOPS
BOUT PLANNED TO
AID RED CROSS

Gov sleeper has instructed Sher
4 Stein 10 place a ban on the box
ing match scheduled FOR The DE-
troit armory Saturday night be-
tween Johnny Kiibane and Eddie
Wallace. professional boxers The
proceeds o. he match were 20 have
been given 20 the Detroit chapter OF
the Red Cross
.''l viii not allow this match FOR
one moment paid the governor
Wednesday night THE Red Gross
does not need money that IS oo.
tanned IN thar way
Police Commissioner Couzens am
nounced that ne would not permit
The match 10 be held.
Gustavus p Pope. chairman of
the Detroit Red Cross. has said
that the chapter would on no condi
ton accept the receipts for a box
ing bout
The Detroit times., 1917-05-17
SNOWDEN URGES
MOVE FOR PEACE

LONDON. Nav 1T-Impassioned
plea that England reconsider the
terms o. her January note rejecting
Germany's peace proffer was made
IN the house OF commons Wednes
day b. Philip 5nowden Radical So
cialist and peace advocate.
He declared that "one country Of
the Entente" vas now on The
verge Of revolution" and thar Social
lists OF all beliigereut nations arc
unanimously FOR peace along the
lines Of The policy urged BY the new
Russian regime
Snowden asserted President VII.
son had not Joined me compact OF
the Allies because OF the January
note
The Detroit times., 1917-05-17
WAGE HEARING
is NEARING CLOSE
Arguments Begin Today In Ar
bitratiOn of Street Car
Mems Demands

Arguments will BEGIN Thursday
afternoon before the board of ar
duration which will act upon the
petition OF the street railway en-
ployes Of Detroit for higher wage
and shorter hours W . hahon.
president OF the Amslgamated As
sociation OF Street & Electric Rail
way Employees OF America. viii bee
gin summing up the case for The
men.
re will be followed Friday oy
Bernard F Wead0ck counsel for
the railway No limit has been
placed on the length OF the arsu
ments
When Wednesday, session ~ The
board ended in Judge JeFries court
room. bar one more exhibit re-
manned 20 be presented This is q
statement from the Chicago Trac
ton company concerning the work
ing conditions 20 which IT viii
agree when IL meets With the men
10 form a new schedule June
Mr. Mahon had introduced q state
ment from the Chicago Railway
Men union, stating that This body
would demand ware OF from IS 20
so cents an hour beginning June
The y T. r raised a further cry
az big expenditures and small prof
its in the Wednesday session At
to-uey Weadock introduced over tho
objection OK Mr. NOLAN state
ment purportins 70 show that from
Jan to Nav Of this year the
profits and earnings have decreased
gradually whereas the operating ey-
penses have shown steady in-
crease.
The Detroit times., 1917-05-17
SPRING CLEANUP
GETS UNDER WAY
BOYS Will Canvass City Asking
Enlistments In Campaign
For SpOtless Town

The annual spring cleanup cam
paign of the Board OF Commerce
starts Monday with house-tohouse
canvass by more than 2,000 boys
These boys are members OF the Boy
Scout organization, the Y. NJ c A,
and the Junior Sanitary league
Monday afternoon the boys will
meet in the Board OF Commerce
and will receive pledge cards which
they will carry thruout the city
These pledge cards are TO be signed
BY the householders OF the city who
promise 10 clean up their yards and
alleys and keep them clean during
the year.
The purpose OF the campaign is
not 10 have the city clean up for
one week and forget the campaign
for the rest OF the year, but 10 car
ry the idea OF keeping Detroit the
city beautiful all the year.
The following committee OF the
Board OF Commerce is in charge Of
the campaign: Harry r, Carver,
chairman; w r. Farrand. W g..
Campbell, R c. Fowler and Alfred
]. Stecker. A. r. Forbush is act
ing &c secretary.
The Detroit times., 1917-05-17
WORLD ONCE MORE
RAPS CONGRESS

NEW YORK. May Declaring
congress is guilty OF treachery 20
The United states, the New York
World today again pleaded for quick
pr action on the army bin
~ is difficult 10 write temperately
OF the treachery 10 me United
States. it's allies ami the cause Of
human freedom revealed by the
treatment OF the army bin at the
hands OF congress" said the World
Congress may be sincere in its
attitude toward the army bill; but
If so, II can defend its patriotism
only BY indicting Tvs intelligence.
More shameful Or shocking exhibit
tons would be difficult 10 stage even
in distracted Russia
The Detroit times., 1917-05-17
GERMAN PRESS
REFLECTS GLOOM

AMSTERDAM. May II German
newspaper comment wednesday on
Chancellor Won Bethmann- Houwes' r.
speech IN tho reichstag reflected
considerable disappointment
THE address does not alter the
situation II givfs 20 evidence or
deep Thought" dA6lared the Berlin
Lokal Anzeiger
THE speech was disappointing
but % forced Scheidemann % drop
his mask by threatening ~ revolu.
tion." said the Tages Zeitung
The Frankfurter Zeitung said rhe
speech would have bad effect on
the people because if Indicated The
var will last thru 1915"
The Detroit times., 1917-05-17

Members o' rhe quartermasters'
officers reserve corps have been or
Gered fo FORT sam Houston san
Antonio Texas Wirb.n The next
five days The order summons b.
from Detroit and IL IS believed many
others win 30 called soon AmQue
those ordered o. ~ are several
prominent business men II j. be-
ievcd 'he men viii De trained fer
a short 'lme and then sent 20
France Those ordered 10 camp
are
MaIor Edward orton Jr captains
Edwin George. RAYMOND 3 Pres-
"otf Harry ~ Ellis Walter F
Kruesl Edward W EN.s. Robert VI
Walkeraa walter st Read Herman
r Ericsson Ta1raft 20 CLARKE.
Mathew Farrell Remote Bronson
RI -herd Carter tElwer Oh Baldwin.
John Douglas TatI4r cher
Francis Prey Sam * Green James
rs iauTh8r. Thomas Benton.
Franc. r DlTv John " Laird hay-
~ nd e Prescott. Edwin s0ncrant
Aieyar1er T. MnH Hugh ~ Tnimsn.
Roland ~ Taylor Mitchell Mack o.
Edward T, Baines. Joseph Il. Hodges
David Evans fa.nes IS Bn1her and
Rex IS Dunlap
The Detroit times., 1917-05-17
CAST CHANGES
ANNOUNCED FOR
CHURCH PAGEANT

Several changes are announced
among the principals for Thursday
nights performance OF Darkness
and Light" the big operate ~
liglous pageant now In the midst
OF lis third successful week in the
Arena
t-7rfE Weary. vt1os tzr~r1g%tofie'
in the African episode Is one of the
strong dramatic performances OF
the production. viii be replaced by
George Burt. who has been serv
ing "a prolocutor this week. and
Frank Gordon viii play the part OF
the Indian chief in the North epi.
sode in place OF Harlow Dean The
soloists viii be George p. Becker
tenor, Grace Gray Brown. soprano
Ruby Gordon Trx. eontralto. and
Chase Skies, bass
The Rev Paul Faude viii take
Burts place as prolocutor and
probably VIII serve the remainder
OF the week
Dr. A C. Studer, chairman ot
executive committee Of businessmen
who brought the pageant here has
been pointing our 10 bis colleagues
that Darkness and Light" is the
only pageant put on b. volunteer
performers 10 play more than
week in any one place Darkness
and Light" has PLAYED four weeks
in every American city where b.
has been shown oston. Cincinnati.
Baltimore and Chicago
Miss Marie Moore Forrest. as
sistsnt pageant master 81 Dark
ness and Light" claims the disinc.
ton OF the next most successful
venture a Dageant on Biblical sub
jects which che wrote last year
running week in several cities