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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-08-20
ReFsairt
5at perrp Belmont ali
WtSspTdftbent Der Was

rtnt Stg1.
va Arlington. .. 9.. 10. ang.
psrrp Belmont bat am Conniag
4benb aIs gbsprGiibsnt uilb Sirsltor
Der Tsouinesaisa reiisnirt. Or t<.
mrtts bs3iisii9 ieintr Reiisnation:
~Gs ftebt auber Hrass, bdb bic Wa.
rmesqisa In bsr gsrsansenbsit gutss
seieiftst bat. aber ibr. sesenmdr..st
Sh6iisisit nirb bur6 bic aubawrn.
ben Mbbelligieitsn NIT Dem dmtl,d,in
Dbsrbaupt Der Warine In iyrast &c,
iteilt. sd BIN sntfdieben sestn cine
berariies Sttlunenabmt unh antsrs
breiis babsr mii gebauan mein, Re-
iisHaiion aIs 9i5eprdfbsni unb 9iret,
tor Der aieo.'
Gefrttdr Daniels hattie biannttid
Dor stnistn sassn infolse Don Ins
sriffsn. bic bonn Sauptauarii,r Der
Warinss9iaa aus ouf ihn asmot5i
tporbtn, eriIiri, bab jebfptbe @.rbin-
bung sipifden Der gunbss.Mc-ins
unb Der Rarinssaiea aufssb0rt BABE.
aonpention Der y. u. q.
gofon. Wai., 10. aus. = o.,
lsebtrlebenbtn Der @ranb armp Of ite
RspubIit bsannen iid am GOnutas
bisr fit bds 81. G<lblassr iu psrs
fammeln. Die Msbr5cbl Der 4sIssas
tionen, bic aus erUbsrsr Gniftrnuns
ipmmsn. iinS bsrtiis sur Sttlt, lr.sr
ben f9on aMpdenbsn befinosn iia Der
Commander In Chief %. J. pdt.:ricn
aus pittsburs; Senior Dice gons
manber 20. o. Worniitsab aus annfds
giip. Wo.; foipis nnbsre Der 1eamtsr,
ME duh sins Delegation pon jn5lF
Dttsrantn aus alnstd unb Wdfbirps
icH. on beren Spise Department
COMMANDER Sobn Z. Gee aus gnas
tories. NAH, iisbi.
Dns TtIbIdgtr notm am Gcnntng
RaHmittas init einem pofnpfifditn
gottssbienif IN Der gleiu Gfb Gpr9
Gbnr& fsintn Mrfdne unb bic 6o,ipt,
Exhs hsE d. hiixz o'sZfauhds GarG.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-08-20
Geuerim Warf.

gtem Dorf. 19. Gueuit. Durf
eiin Seuerstrlinit, bic cm Gcmtal
Az friib,r Shnbe aim ausbriih fam
nproc i'm 2ima Edrf Gin Sdu6en pnr
etI,a $4,000 arieerid,tet, 3eitipciIia
f1iieu es, oIs oh bas eeinmfnte Scr.
Observation-Disclosures In Gonep So.
Ianb Dem geroerben geipeibt ipdre,
bo bic 6of,orudfuniierleititn9 brn6
Ger Sf'aben fOnnte jeoob icfort re.
parirt tpsrben inb ben JeueripebrIcu.
Ten oslnns es, bic sSlnnsmen aiif bi,
9intId;ba5n uno ben ,gurro Grnil'
su befhrdnfen, Die p6IIia 5eriiort purs
ben. glf SdugIinee, oie ii6 IN BEN
oilgren5enoeH Sneiboforgefduoe be-
fcrbeu, fpiroeu nod einlul beIiafl.
basteu aotel aei&aiik
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-08-20

Ii9sr gIumen bisfen Iansen Wss ss'
,Osen unb tbeilts fis in brei Stranb'
den. be iie banr auf bas grab Der
aamtrabtn unO auf Die nebtnan lies
senben @rdbsr speier beutider Sols
Steu nisberlests. 10 baB elm iebss Grab
Elm 3eidsn msnidliden Ssfiibls srs
bislt. Das nor cine abat Der pietat
unb Rd9jtenliebe, bic ben ensIilhen
SoIbaten in bi.fsm arisss 10 tisenar'
tis 4aratteriiirt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-08-20

gs5iiaIid ber gsrfidrruns Der Dard
be Rftsgs5ons fabrenpsn Sdiff..

Wafbington. .. g., 19. aag.
4as e@iffs, bic bur4 bic aritss5Ops
fahren unb sesen aritssunsIiif psr'
fi4ert finb, miifen pon nun an en'ies'
Der beitiidt fein obsr fir isor Reii: cine
tpsitert prdmie bon sinem prossn:
'sabIen. als einsiss GntfduIoiguas
bafiir, bab bas S6iff ni8t beitiidi 1T,
gilt nur Der Hadp<is, bab teins Ge'
iHiibs gu baben finb.
Die Obise geifimmuns iif in hen
Rssulaiipntn snibaItsn, bic Sssrs.Gr
Wleglboo am Gonnias abenb bstanrt
CAB nnb bic basu bisnsn folItn. bic
Sefabren, ipeIde ben bur6 bic arissss
sons fabrenben S@ifftu pon Seitsn
Der 9au6boos brOkn, mSsli@it su
perrinsern.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-08-20

Die Ieppurt Office fir 6as ygin.
ciHuatier golfsblatt" befinSet iih in
go. 339 9orf StrnFe, seseniiber
bem GourtboHie, iuOieIbit Weuisfei'
ten, Hnseigen n. I. m. Bis 8 fIbr
Abenbs emtgeseHaenomIuen iperben.
Selephon Sonfh 2401.
- Der Reppori gpuncctl Der gos
lum6us Ritter nirb ben Columbus
tag am II. Oftober feiern. Die Jeier
piro am gourthaus Squdre abeebals
ten fperbsn. gu bieism 3tped perb.n
Der Ueonor unb bic Stabt &ome
miFdre erfu9t perben, isnsn 9bsil
Der Strnbs abauIperrsn.
- Gircuitseridt. gictor Gbriiten
Dertlagte Gmil Gbritsn il. u. u. auf
Srbnuug Der 3interldfenidaft Der
Sron5ista g6riffen. - Der aens
tudp gaupersin Dsrtlaste Rpbert2ipse
comb u. u. auf 3abluns elmer Rpte
i'm Betrase Don $S71.
- Die 4Nfirei6ermeiifer upn gaeuz
port ftnb iiber bic COURTEOUS &om<
mifdre nitt perie sntriitet. Diefe
bdttm bic gnitreiterurbeiten fiji bas
sleuBere unb Sunsrs bes gpurtbuufes
oergeben, obne angtbote bierfir aus>
5ui6reibeu. Dos RsIuItut pdre, ba
ale aOnturrsn3 ausseidIofien ers
ftheint. bab bic Gteuersabler cine bDs
bere Summe fir bic arbeit su besabs
len babeu iperben. Wait bsm Gnitreie
den purbs ON 1. Wai bespnn.n unb
bic Grbeit unb bic ausmdluna Der
inneren Rdunte oes Gpurt5ories finb
erit gum serineen 5bsiI bnraeefiibrt.
Die anftreider goffe erndren, bab bic
4Ofsn fir bic bisber ausssfii6rten
arbeiiea mshr aIs $1,000 6etraaen.
Die 3ommtiT6re grent Gpence uno
sJdmes UicGrdden ipdren baflr eirlaes
trtten, bab fir bic Irbtiten Mnaez
bote entsesengeuommeH unb an benz
ienigeu peresben nerben Tonten, Der
bic niebrigfe OTerts einreiHte.
= Charles q. SoDt bon 6ort Sboz
mos, ueI9er bon bsm poIi3etri6tet
Uliler Dsssn unssisslihen @erfaufs
esiifigsr Getrdnte gu $50 Celebrate
serrrthstlt nasbsa NOR. bat stgsE
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-08-20

rstr 70 nsrbSs. babe felH aOpilpsb obsr Gomez
ssu nIstr uHs 10 mus fsssn, bas esssa =.
ginitam's geastatIsH GOmpoans bas eeiis Ssii.
tel IT. nfl6t cine fraHte 6rnn netmsn ianH.-
- erau warearst GutHn. tiniss 25s
Eerttsn Ctr. eoipsn. w1af.
sintsrs iparusnbs enmsiers fnb Qrfii6uness
nnidns. bsite DanuHssn. fOpn6msrssn, Rf'
6tui6msrssn. anslissiiibI, 8asbd'rsfsiL persH'
faufsn. esr.ilsvssH, 6If6sn boz ben hussH.
iinrsssimabisislien, gerit0pfuna, untsasIrati.
asr appstii s4paadbs. unrHts ssb e1piHbst
anfals.
eDenH Gle ipssisusn naft bsneftsssr. 70
f6rsissn Gle an bic asbia Q. s!uftam plseb
cine 20. lonfitsni.sn). epnn. p2an.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-08-20


Die Gopingtoner Office fur oaa
sGiurinnatier 9oIfsblatt" bsfinbei
fid in oem Uebanbe Der 4euples
Sabinss waHf & Sruit &c., Z weit
SedJfe Gtrahe. an5sisen, Rihbsi'
inugen unb Beiteluugen irgeuo mel
der Mrt merben bis uenn llbr Ibeuns
baieIbit entgssensenOmmeu. Sele'
ptsk Soutb 1884.
- SIN geIunbbeitsamt tpurbsn In
Der dbselaufensn Wode foIsenbe ,Sos
besfdue angsmelbet: Martbd Ginan,
IL zase; 2lntbonp SenbeIbod, SO;
Samss 8urts. 43; sbereia Seller. 81;
Duifp Dpbert, 81; Sennie @osnep,
SO; SObn Sdmsss, 65; 5rances 2u=
cille' GalIan, 2; Wlarp Sdpab, 70;
4nnie yetter, AZ; apuis Sosu,on, 8
Monote; SU6n @m. 9remps, 68;
Warp Catherine gsrtpn, "a; SalIis
papne. So Sabre uIt.
= SdniiffIer, tpelde i'm SntereHe
Der SounidssbeiIissn irgenb eins
@erlssuns observation-disclosures su err
mittsIn perIu6ten, mahten eeItern
aIIsntbalben in Der Stunbe bic Runs
be. Sic mubisn isbo9 ibre Sasb
aIs nublos dufssben. ba ni9t cine eins
5ige @erlsbuns Su tpnitutiren nor.
geiibtitsI @erdnberungen;
Silie Crane II. Mub. an Ramie uno
$. 3. 9rpne, cine 2pt an Der Siio'
feite Der II. Strabe, Ditli4 Der 5ers
mes glpsnus, 81. - Sattie Martman
Il. gtnb. an Wm. Scott, Ii ader
2anb, noro6ItIih bon Crescent
Springs selesen, 81. - Wm. 6. Sa'
beling on Geo. Charming. cine Sot on
Der Sftieite Der SuntinqtOn Ipenue,
81. = Sie Gitp Stealth 90. on Sens
ME 8. Smitb, Got go. a IN Der linz
ternbthsilune Der apnlpagnie, 81.
- Der gunbesmdrfdua JorS bat
bem eSuitis Departemeut ben Ras
men zines Wannes mitestbetlt, ipelz
der onoeblif bic 4suberuns gemaht
baben fua, oab er lieber $4,000 bere
aeben pHrbe, ols i'm gsgeHtpGrtigen
arieae su bienen". Sieie uHpatrioz
tifhe sleubsrun1, tpeI6e uuberoem
eine 9erlesung Der @eIebe iupolpirt,
pirb gum Seuenftanb elmer Inter
fuhuns aema6t fperben.
- Rapmpnb Dunn, II. BON Ro.
I'LL 2ocuft Strabe fief oeitern pdbs
renb bes ga1Tpielss gu 8Oben unb er.
lit einen Mrmbru9. Gr purbe no4
bem Ct. gliaubetb SoipituI gebra4t.
- SER SSoiepb GreblHon erfIart
oaB er nid)t aIs acnbioot fiir oas
Qnl. zines Stabts&ominiiidrs aiif5r.
treton bea6iihtigt, trosbein er bon
ie;nen isreuroeu bierau aufgeforoert
woroen lei
- Tic StroBerlbobn,@ ,@oseorls BON
Gooington larfen gegcr,ud:tig MIR
Fig our 3. uilS @aInilt StrcBe IN Gin.
c:nnati unb BON bort iiher Die 3. Ctr.
uro @ine GtraBe nod Gouingten.
- SSobn 3app, elm Ssarmer, ipeld)er
nabe Staiforosburg, ap., lprbnt, itarb
ceitern i'm GI.er BON 81 ,Sabreu.
- ;srau gliia5etb 2cmfer. Die
gaittpe oes friiberen RoIi5eis uno
,Senerirebr acmnliiIars Sernaro
2ernfer llno D2utter Ses GrsSeuer.
ipefrtefs e.Sofn 9enlfer, itaG geitern
i'm 0auic ihrer Sdtpeiier ,srnl 5ranf
SroTte, Ro. 2025 Scott StrnBe, i'm
o .tcr Don 70 ssabren.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-08-20

febnBs unb iets aPvs
nafs ipdbrsHb sisisf
5sit tsfaHb 10 mia n
retanbiuHa zines arr
tee, ebns isbod Elm
bsrune 81 srIansen.
80 sutidlob mi6,
ebbin q. BiHfbrm's
seafiabIe gpnIponHs
su probiren NIB -
mnhie mid iabifn pss
nenaebotsn. 30 bin
bon btr psrfstHns niIs
periobiiden E6mersfn
bnQfp1tmen bsireif iiiIt
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-08-20
ge nrnuna.

snffirer: Bel Der beuiissa inae,.
zen Rot tDirb man srnruer ipsnises;
in'nebme INNER uthr db.S
Banter: .Rd, no, baB &c MIR MI,
IxiAA Anar2spfrl6 l6epiuts
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-08-20
'gins graonirtsW
Rran6snp|lsgsrin
@arum iie esbia G. ginibam's gsss'
table GsmpsaRb tnipiiebIt.

gtiesso. 9a. "a mar and Sabre lang
BET f1Is3fsr 0dHnbtsif ernrfa6t ear6 etrs
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-08-20
Ser Gessnansriif Der Nittel.
ud&te in 0ali3ien.
Bon @enerane.itiIcnt .. ..
b. 4r6enHe

Der beabiidiiste lleberiaa @ruIii
Ions. - Der anidlas aui 2euI'
berg. = @ersebIit,es gfingen IN
iefstdgiser SdIadlt. Der Surd'
brub Der 5rllppen Der gitteI'
mdljte. Der Seretb iiberihritten.
= Der moraIii&e einbrid bes
Sieses.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-02-28
RIVALRY FOR
MARRIAGE FEES
GROWS BITTER

Methods OF the enemy In the mar
rage fee warfare now raging In the
county building between the jus
tices and the county clerks once.
were disclosed Tuesday 10 Mar
rage License Clerk jos. Pilarski.
Pi'arski Is an adherent OF Justice
Humbert. OF Dearborn, who is at.
tached 20 County Clerk oakman's
stan OF clerks and performs the
marriages in the county clerks Of
ice TO the bitter chagrin OF the Jus
tees in the basement. Formerly all
county building marriages gravitat
ed 90 one or another OF the justice
courts. often after considerable tug
ging and hauling among the respec-
tive scouts OF the different justices
What is your nancee's name2"
asked Pilarsh Of George Brookins,
IS years old. who wanted a license
II can't remember. I'll go and
get her"
whereupon ~ developed that
Brookins' bride-to-be bad been cor.
raled when the couple entered the
building. and was sequestered IN
the custodians room.
II was scarcely inside the build
ing when a man told me 20 leave
my girl in the custodian's room IN
tll got a license" Brookins told
Pilarski.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-02-28
DRYS RESORT TO
MANDAMUS TO GET
NAMES ON BALLOT

Judge Lamb has granted a writ
OF msndamus against the president
OF St. Clair Heights. the election
commissioners and county clerk.
on the petition OF prohibition candi-
dates for village ofices. The latter
represented that they were unable
10 file their nominating petitions
because the village clerk could not
be found.
Altho the village clerk. Harry
Cfevalier knew OF their intention
TO nle. his once. they allege, was
closed when they reached Il AZ 3:40
p. m, Feb. %. the last day under
the law on which they could get in
their petitions for the primary cleo
ton.
The prohibitionists and the ofices
for which they will run are: VIII
liam A. Ketohum. president; James
G.. Gillies. treasurer: Daniel n.
Davis, village clerk: Frederick Hof.
meyer. assessor. and James Foster.
Robert Pringle and G. F. Gin, vii
lage trustees.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-02-28
|KRESCE OUT FOR
A DRY AMERICA
Noted Merchant Asks Voters to
Work For Passage OF
National Law

Sebastian s. Kresge. who took an
active interest in the campaign
which resulted in Michigan voting
itself into the dry column and who
WAS one OF the sponsors and CHIEF
hackers OF the Billy Sunday cam
Iaign In Detroit. II now urging Mich.
igan people 10 use their influence
10 make America dry.
lie IL sending out letters 20 vot-
ers asking them 20 urge their repre-
eentatives IN congress to favor the
amendment proposed In the shop
rard-wsbb national prohibition reso-
luton. The amendment reads:
Section The sale. manufacture
for sale. transportation for sale. I'm
portation for sale OF tntoxicant IL
duors for beverage purposes In the
United States and all territory sub.
ject 20 the jurisdiction thereof Ano
ex<ortation thereof are forever pro-
section 2. The Congress or the
states shall have power Independent
~ or concurrentiy 20 enforce this ar
tlcle by all needful legislation.
Mr.. Kresge asks that kilograms
DC sent 10 the senators ana repre-
ecntatives and that these kilograms
be followed by letters.
With his letters 90 voters Mr.
Kresge also sends I slip containing
vet and Try facts being complied
from letters and telegrRms he has
received from governors, mayors,
police chiefs and other oficers in
dry territory from practically every
important dry community In the
country and they uniformly agree
that prohibition has been a benefit
from every point OF view. Nearly all
Of these officials are convinced that
national prohibition will do for the
country what II has done for the
states that have adopted H.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-02-28
DAIRYMEN HIT
HiCH COST PEST
VIII Hold Big Show Here To
Demonstrate Economy of
Their Product

Michigan dairyrnen, who are go
ing to hold tho annual Michigan
dairy show in Detroit this year,
have adopted the slogan, Eat more
dairy products" The show will be
held In tbs armory March q. Z
and s.
The dalrymeu claim that dairy
products today constitute the big
Rest bargain on the nations food
counter. largely because OF their
superior nutritiye value. The Mich
lgsn dairy show Is educational In
character and particular stress is
laid on educational features this
year. Detroit housewives will be in
terested in demonstrations by ths
home ecou 1nlics extension depart-
ment Of the Michigan Agricultural
college. Girl students at the East
Lansing school will give exhIbi-
tons OF how TO prepare foods With
dairy products as the foundation
Interest is being taken In the
show by governmental authorities.
national. state and local The De
troit board OF health will have an
exhibit in The armo-y. Members Of
the Michigan state dairy and food
department will deliver addresses.
Among the United States officials
who will rpeak are Ernest Kelley
and Roy C. Potts, OF the United
States department If Agriculture
In connection with the show will
be held the thirtyxhird annual con
vention OF the Michigan Dairy.
mems association. Incidental TO
this are held annual meetings II
the Michigan Creamery Owners
and Managers association, Michl.
gan MIX and Dairy inspectors $3.50
citation, Michigan Ice Cream Manu-
tacturers' association. Michigan
Poultry. Butter and Eggs associa-
ton Michigan Market MIX Deal
ers' association, Michigan Butter
makers association. Michigan MIR
Producers association and Pontiac
East-MIchigHn Holstein.Friesian as
sociation.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-02-28
PARKING
QUESTION
IS REVIVED
Aid. ittlefeld Objects
To Way Police En-
force Ordinance
COMMITTEE
HAS 1T AGAIN
Opponents In Council
Base Fight On
Double Penalty

A chaotic state Of affairs reigned
in the common council Tuesday
night, after Ala. Sherman Littieneid
had made an effort to amend the
muddled and remuddled trAfic ordi-
nance by the elimination of the 50
impounding fee. Before the amend
ment had nnslly been disposed Of
by reference 10 the committee on
ordinances, half the members OF the
aidermAnic body had become In
volved In a discussion OF trafic reg
ulstion, the commissioners OF police,
some OF his recent law enforcement,
each other. and many other things
that were far fetched from the orig
inal argument about the impoundins
fee.
Aid. Guthard. president pro tenn.
occupied the chair. and had his
hands full Strengthening out the mo-
tons that were flying in his direc-
ton.
Aid. Littleneld wanted 70 rail
road" his amendment thru, and Aid.
Albert T. Allan. chairman OF the
committee on trafic and police reg
uiation. entered a formal objection.
Iittlefeld confined his remarks
largely to q personal attack on Pc
lice Commissioner James Couzens.
Aid. Holden contended that the po-
lice head had carried out the letter
of the law.
Il learn that people who pay the
impounding fee TO the police depart
ment have been summoned into 20
LICE court on charges OF violating
the trafic ordinance" said Aid.
Littleneld IF that isn't equal 10
using q gas pipe on the common
people, I'd like 10 know what Is II
the police are not going 10 handle
this matter fairly. Wen abolish the
fee and let the courts have their
hands full."
Aid. Dill said the committee was
to blame for ever framing such q
clause.
Questioned by Ala. Holden. Httle-
field could not say whether any
man had been fned In police court
for violating a trafic ordinance aft
er he had paid the impounding fee
OF 50.
The commissioner Is following
the law exactly" said Aid. Holden.
The fee was intended TO cover the
cost OF removing the auto from
the parking place TO the pound. I
see no reason why this body should
make II more dificult for the com
missioner OF police. and seek to
hamper bis work in every possible
way"
Removal OF all mo parking" signs
not placed by order of the police
department was directed by resolu-
ton OF Aid. Littleneld. He pointed
out that many firms have been put.
ting signs mo parking by state law"
In front OF their places OF business
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-02-28

steven Guyette, 20 years old. OF
No. $40 Franklin-st-. Waterman nj
the Franklin-st. crossing OF the
Grand Trunk railroad. was fined $40
BY Justice Heston Tuesday. for be
ing intoxicated. Guyette had en-
gagged Thomas Darlington. 50 years
Did, OF No. 81 Joseph Campau-sye
10 act az his substitute. and Dor.
rington Is alleged to have joined
Guyette in his drinking. Dorring.
ton was fined t5.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-02-28
BARRETT FOILS
STAGE WRESTLER

Charley Barrett, Detroit's crack
middleweight wrestler. went down
to the Avenue theater last night to
investigate the class OF a certain
Lew Ellis. a heavyweight from the
east Barrett is training for a
tussle Thursday evening an n pre-.
liminary 20 the Sorenson. Henderson
bout at the armory. and he decided
to work out with the big fellow. who
agreed to make two falls IN an
hour. Ellis failed TO even muss
BArrett's hair In an hour.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-02-28

Max II. Finkleston. No. zoos Ham.
mond building. who fled his petit
ton as a candidate for Judge OF the
recorders court, has informed City
Clerk Lindsay that he desires to
withdraw from the race. However.
the ballots for the primaries March
7 now are being printed. and Mr..
Flnkleston's uams mnss remain.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-02-28
CAPTAIN JACK"
CRAWFORD DEAD

NEW YORK. Feb. 2s.--John Wal
lace Crawford. known as Capt.
Jack" Crawford. Ia dead at his home
in Wood Haven. l. l.. from an at
tack OF pneumonia lasting a month
Crawford was born in 1s47. In Ire
land. He was a veteran OF the Civil
war and was At one time chief OF
scouts under GenA Custer He took
part In the pursuit OF Sitting Bull.
Imperial Valley press., 1917-06-25
ALCATRAz PAINTED UP
ISLAND IN SAN FRANCISCO BAY
is BRIGHTER.
Gray Piles in Sight of the COmmutel
Get Touch of
Color.
(By Associated Press)

San Francisco, June 25.-AlcatraZ
island, on which is located the Unit
cd States disciplinary barracks, and
whose general contour resembles the
hall &c some huge battleshpi without
masx or tunnels, is in smiling mood.
As a rule it is grim and drab. the
only high lights being :he white paint
ed walls of the buildings. Just now
this is relieved by bright spL.shes Of
color, the vivid carminls and ycllowS
of flowers blossoming on its p,eciri-
tous sides. This hint of color has
suggested to the ,'ommut"r, who
passes by every day on the ferry
boats, the possibility OF softeninG the
stern appearance of ih- rock bit OF
land.
Imperial Valley press., 1917-06-25
READING MATTER WANTED
SOLDIERS WANT OLD MAGA-
ZIN ES-SAVE THEM. o.,
Sailors Also Want Copies of Cast
Away Periodicals to While
Away Rest Hours.
(By Associated PreSs)

San Francisco, June 25.-Conserva-
ton of old magazines and books has
been added by the Red Cross to the
general idea of conservation along
other lines. There is strong de-
r1and for reading matter among tn.
soldiers and sailors of the nation, no
matter where they may be posted, and
organizations of all kinds are inter
esting themselves in the work of see
ing that nothing of readable charac-
ter shall be thrown out or destorye l.
Miltiamen who are guarding tunnels
and bridges nout-o-the-way loca-
tions, many of them far from any
city or town, have nothing with which
the amuse themselves during the .r
leisure moments while off guard and
reading matter is eagerly sought by
them. The same applies to the men
in the various camps and on board
war vessels. No monthly or weekly
magazine is considered too muck Of
a back number not to contain some
article or story which will help to
pleasantly pass the time.
Imperial Valley press., 1917-06-25
RUSSIA CREATES
A NEW MINISTER
NJ. PIECHONOFF TO MAKE SHOES
AND SOAPS.
is SOCIALISTIC SCHEME
-EXTILE FAMINE IN RUSSIA IS
THREATENED.
New Minister of Food and Supplies
Is Expected to Create New Fac
tries All Over Country.
(By Associated Press

Petrograd, June 25.-Russia, feel
ing positive famine in all manufac-
tured articles, will solve through SO
ciaism the problems now confronting
the people who have money to bu.
Lut find no goods on counters.
Today the provisional government!
took the first steps to end this con-
d,tion by issuing decree making M
Piechonoff minister of food and sup
plies. He will be responsible for fur
n;shing the population with all in
d;spensable industrial products, es-
pecially for textiles, shoes, soaps ant
kerosene.
The lack of ships to bring these ar
ticles from Americac and other coun-
tries is bothering the government
The plans of the leaders are for the
establishment of manufacturing cen
tiers, run on cooperative basis. The
minister of food and supplies will al
so conduct for the government vari-
Gus factories.
Imperial Valley press., 1917-06-25
MORE TAXES IN MEXICO
CARRANZA HEAPING UP THE
BURDENS.
business LabOring Under Heavy As.
sessments in the Revolution
Ridden Republic.

of Associated Press)
Mexico City, June 25.-New taxes
will go into effect July on articles
not previously subject to taxation.
Telephones in residences will be taxed
30 centavos a month ond office teie
phones one peso month after thai
date This is stamp tax and will
be collected by the telephone compa-
Ees.
A tax has been imposed throughout
the republic OF all forms of adver-
tisements. Newspaper advertisements
are taxed 10 per cent of the amount
received. Each electric light globe
is taxed 10 centavos monthly.
All bottles containing alcoholic
drinks of foreign production are taxed
20 centavos each, except beer, which
is taxed 10 cents hottie. Native
liquors and beers are taxed about so
per cent of the rates on foreign goods.