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and Mr.. Fred Stoppelnan of Pittsburgh.

Mrs. Frederick Dent Grant upon her
return to Washington on the 1st of
October wSl be accompanied by her
three grandchildren. whom she went to
California to meet upon their arrival
from Moscow September Z
Prince Michael Cantacuzene Speransky.
young as he is, has seen service at the
Evening star., 1917-09-23


where they have the with few exceptions be
Washington this week and with the
the embassies though entertaining of moment follows
the autumn social season will begin
every will be the welcome
familiar nsuy enough there will be change OF
merely while Am
their with iour Vos
present Nine Bakhmetef only three
OF change the embassy any country
ssihep ssahep 1s with nf Rea n Aral
ached the embassy will make four agreeable additions to the capitals
society
THE during visit Boston learning
of the M ePsoa % rendered by the 4 an non tn attend @ the syer
Curle the reception where he de-
ss ,ss s Ts
ing sss :s;s # Il ii S:ssa %
THE bright both from the social and weather bureau
adding s to the brilliant nd ID as 5ao tF 's
% gnos OF nd the rs enoon tea OF
THE third week September White Sulphur Springs
marked by the s m as n a M o h oa % sss ss
a. B5os Mdos Wood 4 II f. at he x
s m at sn I t to ride Gh sas Of s
THE Army addition resident society OF Vallejo
CAL planning ior what p present @ ] ae qaeTed % M
to Be held during the full moe M of 9st9s1 Tts yn
ioT dancing @ at the msnsf o Td and charming
dental northwest would offer unqualed
iacilti similar harvest moon festival
AMONG by society in all parts o the % country h for
enlarge the scope Of giving Hol & to waf vow VII Is t m
season to a.og h o & ] n every One Knows that when
this s4e o deehia fsn exef '"s
s pantry n sa h.
ways the and dearest Of visitors This
psa'se .ion fn severa erf large Phadphs
sn es s'f .
The World society broad charitable views and
the that is nothing short OF insp'ra'ohai
Evening star., 1917-09-23

Return of Ambassadors Will Mark Opening of Autumn Sea
son-Society in the Saddle-Why Not Harvest Moon
Festival Here?-Fashionable War Economies Pro-
posed-W We Put Ban Visiting?
Every One Leasing Houses to Every One
Else-Collins Santelmann Rainbow
Wedding Last Evening-Mi-
tary Wedding Tomorrow
Evening star., 1917-09-23

THE the social and weather bureau
point brilliant sunshine and delightful clarity OF the
weddings number OF notably elegant
partie andth afternoon the
Evening star., 1917-09-23

Continued on Second Page-)
Evening star., 1917-09-23
Five Brothers in Service.

DIR. Scale Harris of Birmingham, Ala.
formerly of Cedartown, Ga, has been
commissioned as major in the Medical
The Detroit times., 1917-07-19
SOLDIERS Get
READING ROOM
Women's Service League Fits
Up Quarters Over the
Canteen

To provide further comforts for
the soldiers being fed in the can.
teen OF the Detroit branch OF the
National League for Nomens Ser
vice. No % Witherellst.. the league
IS fitting up no rooms on the sec
ond floor OF the building as reading
and smoking rooms for the men.
The men are allowed an hour for
raech meal. but "a there IS neEu or
the places AZ table just as soon as
each man hns finished. there ia no
time allowed for after dinner chats.
and tho boys move out as quickly
as possible. When the weather per
mits they so across tho street 10
Grand Circus park and either sit and
smoke on tho benches or the grass
before returning 70 the armory
The reading rooms will provide a
place where the soldiers may talk.
or rest, or have r half hours read
ing Comfortable chairs will be fur
nished and tables with magazines.
papers and writing materials pro-
vided
Other rooms will 30 used by the
league for the teaching OF a special
course in French. and for the De
troit 5ranctf-ef the woman's section
OF the Navy league. where knitting
viii be taught and supplies Of yarn
and knitting needles viii be kept
The Detroit times., 1917-07-19
HUNS BLAMED
FOR 3 BLASTS
Bombs Exploded In Three
Cleveland Build
ings

CLEVELAND. July 19-Investiga
tions were under way today in An
attempt 70 ascertain whether three
dynamite explosions coming rapidly
last night resulted from labor
trouble only or were the work OF
agents Of the German government.
The explosions came at 9.+5.
2 80 and ~ 10 o'clock
Comparatively little damage was
done
The first damaged the Lincoln fire
Iroof storage company building The
second damaged the Forest City
Foundry and Manufacturing conn
pany. which Is wording on important
government contracts. and the CSlrd
broke three hundred Windows in
and about the Taylor & Boggis com
pany. which is handling government
contracts
Altho these plants have had labor
troubles, alien plots are suspected
The Detroit times., 1917-07-19
ROCK ISLAND
STRIKE IS OFF
Employees Meet Company Half
Way In Wage
Dispute

CHICAGO. July Patriotism
interYened IN the troubles OF CAPT
tai and labor and as a result there
will be no strike today on the Rock
Island railroad Six thousand en-
ployes already notified to strike.
sacrificed sl,0O0OOO in wage in
creascs 70 meet their employers half
way In meeting the men their half
OF the route. the officials assumed
an annual oblization in wage in
crease OF 81 $50. 900
The strike order had been entered
after three months negotiations be
tween the Federated Shopmen OF
the road and the officials for an
eieht.nour day and 10 per cent wage
increase.
Representatives Of the federal de
partment OF labor Cancellation board.
wore given credit for adjusting the
differences
The Detroit times., 1917-07-19
ELECTION IN
CANADA SURE
Dissolution of Parliament and
Vote On COnscriptiOn
Issue Assured

OTTAWA. July s.-Dissolution Of
parliament and a general election in
which The governments conscription
bill will be the chief issue is now
certain.
Premier Borden late Wednesday
announced that IL was not his in
tention 10 press for the resolution
for an extension OF parliament. as
there appeared 10 be no unanimity
in relation 20 II.
AS matters stand now the con
scrip,ion bill will probably be pass
cd before the dissolution OF parlia-
ment. The election. 10 follow i'm
mediately will be In effect refer
endum on the bill as well as the 9th
er policies OF the Borden govern
ment.
The Detroit times., 1917-07-19

Schmemans Military band. Herman
". Schmemen. director renders me
following program IN Palmer park
In the afternoon beginning at 80
and a. clark park Ia the evening. be
ginning st o'clock March. 'Ih"
Flying squadron. Scouton Waltzes.
Love Thoughts Pryor. selection
from the Operate "Sari. Kalman
Overture. Poet and Peasant Supp@
coronet solo Selected" Chas I'd
wa rdS Gems from The spring
Maid. Reinhardt Serenata Egyp-
tienne "Amins. LlnciSs, grand selec-
tion from "Gioconda. Fonchielli, star
Spangied Banner
Lcni. :, nro~n. aged a3, No; ~
Putnnm-nye.. fell dead la his home
early ThursdRy morning.
Flags md uniforms worth s3io were
stolen from 81. Joseph commander,
No SS Grstiot-ave, Wednesday
night.
Alfred Cante, confessed slnyer Of
HAIRY scariatn. contractor. ~as
bound over 20 the recorders court
after a hearing IN plice court We'd
nesday Cante told the court no
wanted the money Scarlata owed
him. and oyer which came the n
tai quarrel 10 help his destitute
family IN Italy Herman Merteus.
aged 80 who was shot twice by
Cante and who IL IN Receiving
hospital - somewhat improved,
nltNp MS recovery - lrnIRFpUdNlF
Charles u. Forster. formerly city
clerk nnd NJ present head OF the
sidewalk department Of the depa ~
ment OF public works. had his right
foot amputsted in Harper hospital
TUESDAY afternoon The operation
was necessary 10 prevent the spread
OF blood poisoning Several weeks
ago Mr. Forster toe was pierced
by nail on which he stepped HIS
condition IL reported favorable.
James orr Denny has left Detroit 20
Join the base hospital unit of
Princeton university. a part of the
post graduate hospital ~ New
York The CORPS will leave FOR
Europe soon Mr. DENLY. who = "A
son of Charles }euby, and neph-
eW ~ Edwin 'onhv. NOW a core
pornl in the marine corps ls
sophomore At Princeton
Reports were rccc:tcd from 05 Red
Cross hospitals In Michigan. In
state headquarters lr the bN"
Bank building Wednesday. Those
reports show that Michigan has
2si.3is members Detroit has i34.-
The Detroit times., 1917-07-19
WILL PROTEST
AGAINST JAILING
OF MRS. REYNEAU

Members OF tho Detroit branch
OF the National Woman's party will
meet Friday evening. in the home OF
Mrs. George Johnston. No i6S Wood
ward ave, 10 protest against the ar
rest OF Mrs Betscy Graves Rey-
neau. the Detroit artist serving a
60-day sentence for picketing in
front of the White House
Miss Margaret Fay Whittemore
will be- the speaker and Will tell OF
her own experience in the same
jail. two weeks ago. The Detroit
suffragists hope 20 bring Dudley
Field Malone. OF New York. 10 the
city. little later Mr Malone has
taken M The cause Of the suffra-
gists in Washington, and has es-
rablished himself as their counsel
The committee in charge OF the
meeting Wednesday evening IN.
cludes Mesdames Nelson White
more. George T Hendrie. - A
Hitchcock. Arthur Cramer. and Lucy
Crimes
The Detroit times., 1917-07-19
Make Up Your Mind Right
Now-GO To Glacidr Park
This Summer

Pack your touring and nshing toEs.
take nluug your camera and make
the trip lu the clear. celebrating
mountain Hir vou viii got a real va
cation That viii nh YOU with
energy and health.
In this great PLAY ground ~ Nature
there are splendid forests - sweet
smelling pine, cool valleys that arc
"A riot OF gorgeous Wild flowers. Rla-
cicys 10 explore. mountains 90 climb.
hundreds of clear lakes and streams
chuck fun of trout and then the
riding motoring or hiking
There ie hlgness a grandeur
o. bout Glacier National Park not % be
found elsewhere.
Youl nud awaiting YOU accomrno-
dstlons tu nuit every purse wonder
ful mountain inns. perfectly equip
ped. picturesque ch7lots. or Just tepee
camp life.
Let mo help Won plan your trip.
Drop IN. or, n more convenient Tor
you. mail "a postal and let me send
YOU booklets ana maps with full in
formation and prices. This rs part
of Burlington service. and saves YOU
time ami trouble
J Francis. cen. Pass Agt, g.. y.
& q ~ r. 541 ". Jackson blvd.
Chicago ADV.
The Detroit times., 1917-07-19

The recently organized Halfway
bank. az Halfway just outside the
city limits on Gratiot-rd. has named
4 T Donaldson az president Mr..
Donaldson is also president OF the
Citizens Savings bank OF NJ Glenn
ems other officers Of The Hallway
bank are Vice presidents. August
Rein and II c Wade. cashier r O
Tashe The directors include the
foregoing officers with John s Tiag
gerty. George " kirchpor. ! II
Means, Charles Schroeder F r.
Bessenger. Charles Hummrich and
Nicholas Aneis The bank is cap
iialized az t25 600
The Detroit times., 1917-07-19
Sammies Work Eight Hours
Daily at Learning Latest
Trench Fighting Methods

PERMANENT CAMP or THE
AMERICAN EXPEDITl O NARY
ARMY. July IA minimum Of
eight hours day is school day Of
the American Sammies In their in
tensiye training for the hghting
front
The study given most attention is
machine gun FIRE Practice with this
weapon is featured In the daily pro
gram.
Maj Gen. Seibert, commandant Of
the camp with his staff is putting
in long hours daily studying French
methods of field operations. 4 co
ordination NJ the two systems is
expected 10 WELD hest results
American motorcycles. used by
dispatch riders. are having their
troubles on French roads II isn't
the fault OF the roads so much as
The Detroit times., 1917-07-19

II Is the countless little nails spilled
from the French Poilus boots.
Today n was said every motor
cycle had averaged four punctures
day from the hobnails since ar.
riving here
An entire trainload OF American
meat was reported enroute here to
day The camp has been told there
viii be no meatless days on the
menu OF the American Sammy
Quite a few OF Pershing's boys are
nursing scratches from lion cut
mascot.
one OF the most popular features
OF the days program OF the camp
is the evening band concerts.
The French populace ls delighted
al the martial music and judging
from the applause their favoriie So
lections are "Th%e1l BE Hot
Time" and Dixie
The Detroit times., 1917-07-19
Goes With Hospital Unit to
Assist In Recreation Work

Charles F. Brown. formerly man
ager of the Detroit Symphony or
chestra. and al present ONCE man
ager for the Merchants Realty COM
pany. has enlisted as private in the
Detroit College OF Medicine Base
hospital unit. No 80. which expects
10 90 into active duty Aug. To-
Mr. Brown. who leaves Detroit the
end OF the week for his former home
In Boston. Will ba assistant in rec
reatlon work 10 the Rev William ID.
Maxon. rector OF Christ Episcopal
church who is chaplain OF the unit.
Mr. Brown Is an accomplished musi-
clan, playing piano and organ. and
for 10 years was organist and choir
master OF Ste. Annes Episcopal
church. Boston He reads and
speaks FreDch huenily and will be
OF invaluable service TO the unit
when II Is sent 10 the front
During Mr. Browns residence In
Detroit be has made wide circle
OF warm friends who will send every
good wish with him In his patriotic
saryice 70 his country
The Detroit times., 1917-07-19
TROOPS WILL
TRAIN IN TEXAS

Lieut.-Col George C. Waldo. OF
the Thirty-first regiment. has re-
ceiyed information from Washing
ton 10 the effect that the regiment
will train for oversee service near
Waco. Tex. in spite OF protests
made by Gov Sleeper and others.
War heads hold that the Grayllng
camp is not adequate for the train.
ing OF such large body OF men
'Another objection is that the men
would have 70 he moved 20 a south
ern camp when cold weather sets
in
The officers have NOT vet received
orders setting dehnite date for
departure. but they are planning on
being ordered away within the next
10 days.
The Detroit times., 1917-07-19
If You Need Any Tips on Canning
Send for a Visiting HouSekeeper

Knowing that 90 many people in
Detroit have gardens this year and
are planning 20 can the surplus. Miss
Bessie G. Lee. head OF the Visiting
Housekeepors association. ot No 33
Warren-ave. west. has been train.
ing her workers so that they might
20 into the homes 10 teach
Miss Lee has found that a number
OF women exceedingly anxious 20 DO
all they can toward helping the
country. cannot leave home on ac-
count of large families or household
duties. and II is 10 help these peo-
pie that the association offers its
services. Miss Lee has just recent
The Detroit times., 1917-07-19
If ALL DETROIT COULD
GO TO COLORADO

ff every business man or woman
could go 20 Colorado for even a
week every summer. the working Of.
fcioncv of the individual would be
raised 80 per cent the rest Of tho
year
strong as II Is. that statement Is
fact ask any physician who
knows Colorado.
The tonic qualities " Colorado air
and sunshine arc peculiar 10 colo
RADIO and positive specific for dc
pleted vitality
Besides. Colorado Is the supreme
playground every sort Of sport and
recreation j. there
and 30 doesn't cost anywhere near
as much 10 get there and stav there
a. YOU think
From Chicago 20 Colorado take
Rock Island Lines Travel on the
Rocky Mountain Limited" daily 20
Denver, Colorado Springs and
Pueblo.
acknowledged hy experienced
travellers 10 be- THE train OF superb
service. complete comfort. speed and
safety.
There arc other ways 70 Colorado
but only one Rock Island and only
ono Rocky Mountain Limited.
Tho only direct line from The East
10 both Denver and Colorado Springs.
other convenient modern allstcel
trains from Chicago. ST. Louis and
Memphis provide service that is safe
and satisfying
Let US advise you whore TO go.
how 90 get there and proJ 10 you
how little your vacation will cost
you this summer In Colorado.
Rock Island Travel Bureau. De-
troit. Mich. second floor Majestic
Bldg. G. g. Gardner. u. +. A.. Phone
Main 2770.
Safety and Service First
The Detroit times., 1917-07-19
City News in Brief

tl7 members Grand Rapids has
s4s3 MuSkcgon county lt20o and
Jackson county 1890 Until the
frst ~ this year there were only
loo9 members IN the state.
Because Of the incIemeDt weather the
open mir salty nrst" meeting to
have been held Wednesday evening
on tho grounds adjoining. the
Scrlpls branch library could not
ba held but the crowd and it's
speaker II l. Brownel. were in
vited 10 use the nearby Globe the
ater Mr Brownell illustrated his
talk with moving pictures. Make
your street car system do some
tlnE more than paint safety hrst
f'lns I'D over its cars. said Mr..
Browneu There iS too much talk
end too little action IN Detroits =
attempts ~ safety hrst
Wearing British war decoration.
Mrs. nnrney q. Nehls has returned
fu hrr home No c02 Nnn Dvke-
ave aftcr eight months service as
nurse in an English military
hosptal Mrs Nehls SAYS she left
hor work with deep regret. but was
called 90 Detroit on business She
hopes 20 return. because she says
women or purstng experience are
greatly nr~Ae t..Fhe English SOL
diere' bravery shall never for
Pet" saws Mrs Nehls The pa
t'erce - the Britishers and their
spirit are Inspiring Mrs. Nehls
saws the efforts of the American
I,cd cross recently have been felt
thruout the war zone and urges
Detroiters 70 contribute every
penny possible TO the work OF the
socletv
corporation CounseI Ding~man has
h~cn asked by Controller Fngel
for AR opinion "a 70 whether he
may transfer the trusteeship OF
$4,000 worth Of Detroit city bonds
now owned by the Prussisn Ma
tlonal Insurance company Of Stet-
Tin Germany Controller Engel
wants 10 know n such an act
would be legal in view ~ the law
regarding trading with the enemy.
The Continental q Commercial
Trust g. Savings bank OF Chicago.
has become successor 70 John &.
Black George ~ Webster and J,
ogden Armour Rs trustees 0t the
German company assets and the
bonds arc now reEistered IN the
names or the three men The bank
has asked 20 have The bonds rams
ferred 20 II as trustee Mr. Dinge-
man IS not yet ready 10 give his
opinion
The Detroit times., 1917-07-19

ly taken course in canning in the
Michigan Agricultural college
The visiting housekeepers will
also be glad 70 Gemonetrate before
small groups OF women or clubs
They are in a position 10 teach how
20 prepare economical dishes as we'll
as to teach canning The instruc-
tion is free but anyone desiring 10
contribute financially toward the
work may do so This money Will
be used 70 extend the work 70 those
who would probably not be reached
otherwise. Anyone desiring the ser
vices Of a visiting housekeeper may
write or phore the association
The Detroit times., 1917-07-19
Windsor Man Wins Cross.

The British military cross has
been conferred upon Capt William
Griesinger. son OF Mrs Rose Crie-
singer. No. l97 Ouellette-ave.. Wind.
sOr. for bravery AZ Vimy Ridge.
Capt Griesinger is the only Wind.
sor officer OF German descent in the
Canadian overseas forces. lie left
Windsor with The Nintyninth bat.
TALON as lieutenant. and after reach
ing England was transferred 20 the
Nineteenth battalion with the rank
of captain
The Detroit times., 1917-07-19

-Four great business men. pehraPr
among the most important In tho
4 nited states. nre now giving all
their time 20 the work Of the Rcd
Cross. Henry n. DAWSON. the most
famous partner In =. a. Morgan a
Co. the International bankers. u
chairman of the wnr council of the
orgnntkation. mud manager of NIL its
activities. Uohert -. IsoNctt. chair
nsn of tho bonrds of the Hartman
railroads. the greatest system In the
country. T. chairman now of the cow
n,ittee On generalization Of the Hed
ross. John ID. Hynn, president Of
the Anaconda Copper Company. o.
now director general Of military re-
lief. Harvey -. Gibson. whose eIe-
vntior recently Go the presidency OF
the Liberty National Bank of New
York city. one OF the great financial
tnstitutions Of the nation, attracted
much attention. IL the iatc-t acuui-t-
Ion Of the Red Cross. lie ha. lust
been named general massxer of the
organization.
The Detroit times., 1917-07-19
FOUR RACES FOR
JACKSON OVAL

JACKSON. Mich, July l9 Two
class trots and a pace and the final
heats OF tho unfinished 2:12 pace
will feature the short ship program
here This afternoon The track was
heavy Yesterday. but the racing was
good The Wednesday summary:
The Detroit times., 1917-07-19

The many retired officers ~ the
United States army who have been
recalled 10 active service in the
present emergency receive the full
pay and emoluments OF their rank.
The Detroit times., 1917-07-19

one wardrobe OF an officer of the
United States navy includes special
full dress. full dress. evening dress.
mess dress. and white and blue ser.
vice dress uniforms
The Detroit times., 1917-07-19

King Alfonso ~ Spain knows
every principal language of Europe.
reading. speaking and writing them
huenilv.
The Detroit times., 1917-07-19
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The Detroit times., 1917-07-19

IN the Hope Irene Alexander stsy-
ing case. has been released An
other suspect. arrested In Detroit
Wednesday evening. has also been
set free.
The Detroit times., 1917-07-19

ono ~ tho most notable cases OF
mutiny in tho United states navy
occurred JUST - wears aCo. when
shipman Spencer. a relative OF
tho secretary ~ the navy along
with n boafswain's mate and a sea
man. was hung from The yardarm
of the $ 5 Somcrs FOR suspected
muiiny
The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-12-18

WANTED-Twenty-f white carpen- ters, rough work, 40 cents hour, steady time guaranteed, will send you to job; colored woman cook, boarding house, 80 month, room and board; colored day laborers, $3.50 day, send you to job free; experienced pantry woman, first-class hotel; man, operate planer getting out flooring, $5 day; other openings. Employment Office, 306 N 26th st. Near terminal station. Bir- nlingham, Ala.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-12-18
WANTED--SALESMEN

WANTED SALESMEN-Who have sold speculative stocks q mean salesmen, not pedlars) to sell drilling sites for company that owns several hundred acres of oil leases in the big produc ing oil fields of Kentucky. We furnish salesnen with good selling arguments and assist them in every way possible and pay good comm ;ssions. Sales Man ager will be in Birmingham about Jan uary 1 to interview all who answer this ad. Address Sales Manager, care Mol top Hotel
The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-12-18

TOOL and diemakers and irst-class machinists, do you appreciate work { ing in a snop where equipment and conditions cannot be excelled, where the variety of work is such that 1t is most Interesting for you, where you can do : your bit for your country as well as advance yourself? Wagner Electric Mfg Co.,, St. Louis, Mo, Supt. Plant No l.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-12-18

,WANTED-One good horse sheer and blacksmith; one
 good auto repairer me
 chanic; good wages to right
 man. J. T. McGee, Way cross, Ga.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-12-18

MISCELLANEOUS

4~~>-~----~-~~~-~~ FOR SALE-One &-carat and one 9s plus 1-32 rings; will sell one or both at a bargain for cash. Address Z-65, care Age Herald.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-12-18

w A N T E D-EXperienced salesladies for all depart ments. Bring references and apply to MT. Fies, Ca heen Bros.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-12-18
EXPERIENCED p ape r

salesmen wanted for this city and southern states; good position, salary and commission for hustlers; state your experience. Ad- dress K-65, care Age-Her- aid.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-12-18
WANTED-Young lady cashiers and wrappers; must come we'll recom- mended. Apply MT. An derson, Louis Pizitz.

MANTED-Colored woman to do cook ing and general housework Apply 1912 16th ave, S.