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SENATORS
CHEER FOR
FRENCHMEN
Shatter Tradition* In
Welcome to French
Envoys
WASHINGTON*, M«' 2 Tbs ««*n
at* Monday paid speot«< alar tribute
to Km*- \ ivinui. Mar
thftl Joffi’p nml Armlral Phorheprat
Time and »E*fn th r historic chaui
Mr. where demons! ratloi* always
»r«» taboo fairly shook with chetr.-
nn«l hitndclnpping
Shouts of ".loffrt*. Jo*Tre, ..'rocgfc'.
the boro of Hip Marne to hi# feet
to respond *n thunderous trolce
•‘Vive lea Ktat* I'nlf ** XnU atuln
m ringing tom*. Vtviarl pi*dicteri
a “magnificent victory >or demoe
racy with the help of the g.onous
countr> in which you lne
One hundred years ago Gen. I*
fayette visited •':* Atneri' -'n senate
but the records tell no -ueh story
n« that enacted here today
Prom the ftme Vivian!, on 'he
nrrn of Senator Hitrbiock. entered
the chamber, followed by Marshal
.loft re. accompanied bv Senator
Lodge. the applause was continuous
and at times deafening
M Viriani said in part
Sine* r have been Kraut *1 the
supreme honor of iptikifii before
»h» representatives of the American
people rna-v 1 "eh them first to al
»ov me |/> thank th’e magnificent,,
capital for the welcome u ha« at*,
carded u« A< oustomed a« we a-# m
out own free land to pnpu’sr mani
festation*. and th‘" sh we had h»en
w.irn*d P\ youi fell, w-ri ;ntrym*n
}i v * , n pur • »f the enthusiasm
Miming tn von hearts, we a-* srtll
full of the emotion raised by the
sights that awaited we
I shall never cease to see the
proud and stalwart men who •alu*ed
our p*a»a*» your women. whose
grace adds fresh beauty to your e.ty.
th«ir srfns outstretched full of flow
ars, and your children hunting to
meet us as if our coming were looked
upon as a less >n for th»m. all w**h
an* accord acclaiming In O'.r pertsh
ghle persons Immortal FYanc*.
And yaf I predict th*r« wilt hs a
yet grander manifestation th« dav
when your Illustrious president, re
Meved from the burden cf power. » 111
come among us heatrg the *al it«
of the republic of the t'nlted Mates
to a free Europe whose foundations
.from end to end shall b« hsaed on
right.
DETROITERS ARE
CALLED TO CAMP
Citizens Who Would Be Offi
cers Get Instructions to Re
port At Fort Sheridan
Orders received at I Fort Wayne
Tuesday night were that all appll
canta for the officers' reserve cori*
who have already rereived their
commissions are to proceed to Fort
Sheridan for training between now
and May 8, while non-commissioned
applicants will go between May 8
and 14, upon receiving their notlflca
tions
There are 34* whose application*
have been favorably acted upon and
14* which are not yet complete. De
troit was only asked to furnish 750
for the training camp and it is cer
tain that the applications will ex
ceed this number. If Detroit does
enlist more her allotted Quota
♦he overflow will doubtless be sent
tb one of the other training camps
which is not filled. The following
application.- were forwarded to Chi
cago Tuesday night:
. John < ••a»ialan. .• r, Henry c Ruf
flSJd. Haiph I. Coryell. John l* Gt-Sene
Robert <’ I.sing Wilson I» Butl*r,
loiiii G. Leahy, John i Collins Arth
ur A ll'-pcl ' • n M t faille\.
Marcus Gumm. Sheldon L> hmith
Walter I. firay, Stuart D. Campbell.
James A Hoover. ll»ri> Q Shop#
Luther W. Turner Paul M Bnteen.
Frank T. King. Kenneth c Wood,
Raymond Bartlett. H»m I lung--
man. C’arroll r St*-inh<i|T. Cda-ard M
Mtepard. Jr., James \\ K-ause. .
ard C. Freneh -tier' V Awdriaa.
St'-'ekh’i'lce P It t»r>n. • M >. r. < \fuJ
key, Renville \Vh»fl'. Thnmit \
Ahrer, c Arnold Or «.**>, tv,tliam H
Ward Hsrrv o W*!.
It gnr a 1 ' o> : a f" •an k
V Va ne ' - - , »
Frnlle r; It- - rttr f .c .. ,• V".
hurr Haw lev O Burke foseph I#,
r.arl. <J"r K M !J« r. \<tolph Anselml.
Thomaa S Ponte, r.rt ’A' Pg.
ward .1 Oallev. V Ifiaiflon White
Thoma* P. Cook Beniamin B*nn»!l
W. X, Reamer, iritn M rarroll t>i
1 ' an tt •-1 * • T \ j. ■ ■
Marry P T>u>n <’ Venn*.
Leonard Peterson. r'orneitu« V n,,
per l'ha r les F Vm oh* r-ha-’es Os-,
rati Ana-’o P< nn Warrv P Piaula
flnr*noe r Pfatf. P >r* V R^ger*
NO MAY DAY
STRIKES HERE
Higher Wages and Better
Conditions keep
Satisfied
Not a single atrike wa* r«-i "Had
to to*' Kniplover*’ association oo
May day when labor agitators as
a rule make a special effor* tc
ereafe labor tinre*' This i a In
marked contract to May 1.
when 17 atrlk*"* In l>*'ruit and vicin
Ity were recorder by the employer*.
Satisfaction o fthe workingman ir
dtie to the uniformly high a age*
paid for labor in iS'ttoit.
to one of the officials of the Kn
plover*’ association. \Vedne»da .
and to the excellent condition* stir
ronnd'ng work in the factories.
"The' Employers* association td
m» antall extent ha* accomplished
the «raoothfnjr otit of many of the\
• n< e* be<\»fen the etnplrorr*
■ and tn*- la hot tit a man." said this
off tie I It h* brought the «r>rx
: tiurnihn and the *mploynr* eloaer
tOgfher The result ha* oeu re
' marknhlv few strike* during the
past year."
LODGE OPPOSES
RACE BANNER
■■■ - . i ii -
Says Money Is Needed At
Home. Hut ( ouncil Grants
Permit to Racing Club
Md .Ft)J;n lodge msde vigorous
protest ’o the aldermen Tuesdi.>
r. rh* against permitting the Web
ern Raring association to string s
banner advertising f Windsor
r .<•♦»* across Woodward »v». a?
I,arn*d st Hi.* plea unavailing
r.rd a resolution in'reduced by AM
• arle« W. B irton wi* adopted by
H vote of 32 to four. Aid lx>dre.
jolden Bradley and Rom voting
: /n;nat the rneewre
I 'onaidar it no insult to the
:-opit* °f Detroit to have a flaring
-i*n lirplavM on the main thoptv
f.< r e .nvlting citizens to spand
money badly needed in the t’nited
Siat*e in gambling In Windsorwas
a'd l ode** * heated reply to the
reading of s he resolution.
The fgh’ against the placing of
•tree* sign famished the onl
excitement of 'he session
iv-ver . n:ni'»r n . ndments to the
r'lto parkir.e erd'r.rtnee were adopt
ed Th- •.forMr/ one prc
\ ,aes that merohan** may preven’
1 arking in front of ifceir store* on
application to the police depart
with »he proviso ’bat the po
lice department shall not irrant this
privilege to merchants to haveo’her
’ ;aces for the loading and unloading
us merchandise
Parking by council order ti now
prohibited on Wayne-st between
Jefferson ave and For’ sf on the :»o
plication of the Ve department
Tpe de artment a'.«> was au’horved
• stop parking wherever necessary
for the movement of its apparatus
The aidermen passed a report of
it* grade «eparanon committee ask
ing *hat the state railroad comtnis
sion prevent the Wabash and New
York Centra: railroads from opemt
ing ’rain* over tracks between Junt
♦lon and Dearborn ave* The reals
have been delay'ng grade separs
tion wcii that th’-’ promised the
council would be started April l
The council adop’ed an ordinance
keeping children out of moving pic
♦ ere shows and other place* of
amusement during school honre ard
after N 10 p m. unless accompanied
hy parents The enactmen’ was
rscommended by Dr Charles E
Chadsey, superintendent of achools
SEIZED SHIPS TO
FEED ENTENTE
Two German Vessel* Already
Placed In Seprice
By U. 8.
WASHINGTON, May 2.—Onran
ships selged by tbo United State*
will be pat uto serTtee ae faat as
possible and used for the *r*.rs>
portation of food and supples to
America's European allies. It whs
announced last nigbt.
Two of the resaeLa, seUed at the
declaration of war are r<4>alred and
ready for serrlce
Others will be ready for servlc*
within a week
The steamer Clan Menning taken
a? New York, was today *nroute for
Baltimore under orders of the ship
ping board where she will be load
ed with wheat and coal for Italy
She will sail under charter as soon
as loaded
The German steamer Pisa, also
• Ised in the New v 0 rk harbor will
"hip with a rargo for Y-ance under
rhaner to the Y"ei.< n ro^emmen ,
font ihe shipping toard If eith*!
is torpedoed Germans will he «ir*
ing their own property
Suggestion* f h*t German prison
er« of war in Fran<-» and England
he brcugh’ to Amerio* a* the ships
return are being re efred hr admin
•tra'ior off Ha « Thej rou' *i
rssily fed m th « '•ountry it i*
pointed on* and he to
safety Os the vesse » m tfc• suhnil
i*n* ron*
CHICAGO MAYOR
STILL "IN BAD"
Hooted Bt 5,000 ElWs In Car
nival: Rotary Club May
Eject Him
t'HICAGO, Muy 2. — Aboelnte
’• n<*** on the par* of Mayor Thomp
son, a*a.ina? ’Thom h of cn»
•ciam huf been directed because of
nil*'!?**! unpatriotic atatemen'a. ha
not «ool<d public roaontnnont.
Two more organitatlona have
placed the mayor on th* "In bad '
Hat Th* qu***ion of expelhnc the
mayor from th* Rotary club. Intro
duced at yesterday’* meettn*. wa«
’*f*»rr*d to the board of director*
Five thousand CMea*o Rika hooted
and sane "Wall Han* Mayor
Thompson to the Pour Apple Trte,
aa We fio Marchin* Cm." for fully
half an hour at the bl* Rika’ ohar
•tv carnival last nlrht Thompaon
la an Wlk and hia possible expulaion
front bodv it* t,« o* discussed
The mator, how»\< - haa decided
to be Op the committee which will
* e|come r**n .loffr« / and the F>en / 'h
"sr comm «*n>n and it ia helievo 1
tha' tb* coniefttplated federal ('<•
\*sii**fion of hi* setton* will be
a r opped
Prlnttnr—the »!•»« neat kui— tfcat
la Hilit—Tun** Jafc n-tt —Uala MM
UTTLE PAL.
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tM.X»SW Rtgj tVQArv/ ' »0 T Ui>»M Tft ‘
. i oa ixiws novT 1 ' # soMt rw»M'MAPPfwfo I
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THE
STAGE
Ada dilntn who appeared n
Do i|.m> Fairbanks flr«r etarrlns
vehicle on the speaking «’#*» p’.ars
| an Important character m *h* * re»n
farce 'lb Again Ou* Ag*,n. now *
[ th» Washington During the produc-
I tion «f Tn Again <X>: Aga n M -
| Oilman and 0 Doug* - spend many
I pleasant nunuta# r*m'ni»?ln|
iconfi. and r.teresting stories were
1 recalled. on* of involved 'he
I drat* rehearsal * r T v ' g v»
connection with hi# drat big r*rt
The tad »ha» it was ;»-"ig‘a lira
play a* a star resulted tr extre is
r#rrou»n»»o or the part of ti. • ati
bitloua actor. who (oAf»u*d hi*
dttton to Miss Oilman and she -ria*
ed manjr similar *XDeri»r. *o t
•oothe him It waa onl' after «*v :
•r*i hnnra however 'hat #*• s .
ceeded In convincing him that h
would turn out wall After the In.Ma!
performance Mias Gilman wao sur
prised to dnd har dressing ro< m Ailed
with choice plant# and flo**ri and a
rota reading '"The thougi.t that ,f l
fallad In m> performance wou
* a gr*at dtaappointmenl
Compelled ma to work even ha-d»r
than ! anticipated, in fact to au«*h
an extant that the stag* director
after th# drat art, advtaed rr* to
eliminate my over-emotional acting
The fart that tha men of anoieot
Babrion and Pera'a delighted in h.r
■ute adornment and i «pla>#<; •«
marked vanity la the dressing f
their beards proved a matter '{ »r. -
orffHin expanse to t> W 'lr'fflth
the production of hi# colossa’ *pe
tacie, •'lntolerance,' which is to open
In the Detroit opera house H r a
May 14. The warrior# of Bels.'.aitar
and Crru# wor* heavy bear Is curie 1
in small ring •»* 2ach aoldler «»u
by Mr Griffith had to S equipped
with a beard and an artificial n «e
to conform to tha period depleted n
the atory When It 1# understooj
that battles are rather strenuous
can be raaliied that a frequent
change of heard# w«a neoesearv A*
a result a small army from the O-’f
flth roatum* department was *■ P*
huav supplying facial adornmer.* f •
sc Idler# of history U alao --a::-
the uae of over 10 tons of -repo air
to aupp’y the much-nesded wh.alter*
Walter C Kelly In hi# familiar
role of the ’ Virg nla I idge is ,v
of th* hits of the Shrv <f Win
ders' in the Garrick th'* week K*' y
on-* <■ wrad a s-all hotel in V*wp< rt
N*#w* hut ‘ e'ng d»fee'»d for • on
fsis hv '* votes h* gave up ihe
bus.n*as and went tc» V»w Tork • >n*
nigh' in th* ij*»#r Boom club h# was
aT'.ed upon tc do h * l't?ie st int end
mad* « hi* ‘ell'oa •• ries T >a'*r h»
began hi# profess onal career as th *
temperance lecturer r M irk let ccr
rnr end ivbi*'tu*ni'i appea-e*
w’ * h V» r • Dressier n * 'r«\»«tr or
X »* B*i « »» r -ne n ght wn*n
\« as. ce.sl*- »s« »-> K» w-n’
alr>n* ar and tnlA settle t* h l * n’.d
t. rr • "V ■*g ’r a !•<*•’' • >rise srd
• fr.* it|< r*r‘cA he -s* h*»n tdentl
• c ■ • . - ■» ft# h-«« made two
rrip* *o A US’ cal' a *wo fn a#-|tt- » f
r■ c a ere to >1 I art » X'* * F! r t
end k»e ><e»»" tsr'ce |'i'lT|t th»
* "'d
I s tr ‘g' *nd fr**h m mnrnlnf
*> * v » < f *thallng tf* p**-
fii«n* o* T ■ *h »»r* rr)»nt tn th* <VJ«tn*
»**»mf ' far old Ir *h vli;«g». it
Th* TUj r > , ' ?'h*nk wh'rh
b» r>r*a*nt*d n »h* r»»tfr,'it "p»rj
l'"}** n»*t w*ak ft <• * pUy nf
delightful r*pl*t* with ri*h
h!|i«Ar o-tjrh < , l»vo' •-hi* draw
>l and thirdly 'n it* *p:rtt
lr. ’hr '■harai*** rs r>*r.n!a O’Ma- *y
» v * harr'at** * th* rlllag* Mr <">!•
eott jr t v*a • r*rf , »rn r iAo** of rara
• rt;»t*v and dnah In it h* show*
» •*. h* * ma.at«r of a«nttm*nt.
• Mr man »«p-*A*'ng th* tan*
d**n•* * flf r»a l a’r*rg*h and htgn***
♦ h*Ar* •* - !rt ban '>.#y>t*»d t v » *
i glstnc < f th* Ir'at- ra*« In th#
»«nd'tinr. f a*v*ral iongi. irn'tiy
«h<*h a' " Mp h|f *ijrn»«s*a. "A fy|t(l#
II of A Rroth of a R y
i 'Tr'.*h F>** nf IjAvm" and TCho
I FCu**ra* Mr 'Tl'-rtit'i t*nrvr voir* 1*
v *Ard a* t» *>*»♦ Tb*r» !• an **-
»-• r 'ft rr* n y ir * •
ol*** •« frnijn**d w’th handw m*
! «t*g* *m*rt* And rrt»t<im**
Honk n« *h* antor m»n- !
igrr, wh<>*» dal'gMful p'ngu*tlnn of
Ttut'ir* Taland' 1* now Jn th* D*-
• r rt» 11 np*T* hrtu** I* A Pb'lAdrtlphlArt
*nd • g-Adua** <t Tala wh*r» during
hi» #tud*nt da y a h• w» • pr*a'd*rit
of th* Tal* Dramatl* aaaoriation
Altho % m*mh*r of a dlatlng'ilahad
Q i»k»r City family. with planty of
mopty And a high and*' pnaltlnn.
young Ifopkln* w»a d*tarmln*d to go
on th* atag* H'.a d*«t *ngag*mant
wa* w<th John T»r*w And than h»
w*nt Into R*n r>r**t'a khAk*ap*r*an
company In ondar to arouir* a r»v»r
trdr* of cIAAA'f ml** T’i# purßoftf t<>
build and np*rgt* a Nmt Tork trha
t*r of hi* own wa* « Mr Ifopkfn*'
mind for tom* tlm* h*fnr* It •a*
rAa\'**d n *h< d*lig' * f>i F’ ,n t- And
Judy th*A»*r nA’d to h* on* rs *h*
mo,*' fornpl*t*lv rquipnAd th*»iAr* 'n
th* «-o’intr*. Althrt r.f •'rail i*aMpi
rap* -11> TH* At Ait* hr.w*’-*f « ,•
• tArttfA'd *lft* anil #nt:.pp*d with ih*
mo*: mrd*rn d**l»* It *»* >rt •
• tag* that -!*'*•• ]♦* (« and ■»*•.
r'lnrtn i I and ■**rr'*<l oil• Ar,-»'i .**•
fully that if *nrhant*d V*w Tnrt
AtidlAnf** frtf A mrt *♦ • v •»r » run* n
ijrt'i* run Th* pla* rharnoA •><* a<l tl*
*• mail •* th* "htM *n **d and » n*
■jt th* cnoat Aft:»f and c*a.^t»fu:
DETROIT TIMES
rriifvirfi «« *ve.r m*.l» t*-
Vne* ar *■ tc‘
Ft* 1 Tran bring* h • '
fh* •}»'*:. n 'tfc * ■ ■ it pr->n
«*g an\ r ■•' # *i»d -.-v fa **»
. ' > \f t >Dd 1 r B#l »r» •h •
• *dlan* nf »h» o.i mt.any aol this
• « * * r*' *xp*rfer> > ■■<
(V» V r'*« -i» ” . ’ 1 T? »> have ‘ ff ;
rn '.h* • anety «•»*■ for > +*\ « and t*>e *
]| g* 1 ,
*.« ■ n x:i ■**■.( i K. ir •
? r'' - 1 r»* f th* mo"
if ;!ar performers ** riesqt,* *HI
f>|v <■ trim* **•: 14 FlAiiOrat.
- »n'r* tr* , ;eni >%■' rr.e rh»r.*»«
*r*d n*vet *~<» « s •■.-> n *k* up en*
•f *h* best entertainments of th*
year tr !• r i nH
Th* 'Ar*»r an B'R'it'af wtil
htncsn on •* * ATen-:.' stag* n»*t
vf«k Tw nri*"*’ "Pj
-»h* Aad s** »r a »• nr. 1 'Tb* P.ajaa s
*» a- t -•. p-*• * n *».l A nu m -
h" fM a fntfftafßtfl Will « ;pport
t • * •* • Mai-. Kaieer. Arthur
• ps. • * Bffinr't. and th» oth*
» . w* ai» « h '*• r during tt.e
»■.•*«■:*« P'aann of «".-k t>url*e<)U*
Prince*# Kisha » ' a n*w dare.
PEACE FOLLOWS
ROSS RIOTS
May Day Calm After Out*
- hurst In Which General
Was Shot
IX) VDOV ' Miy . -May day
r*asae<i peaceably m Rup*ia follow
rs a dA>* of •mall plz**d rioting in
p. trofrad in which . bomb* were
thrown, number* of citizen* were
errePted, shots wer-- flred. and MaJ-
C»r-n Ka-Vahnsk.: fell victim to an
an««u«in> bullet
The rioting occurred Monday PM*-
•trhes front P*-'rograd today nt
r:b ited ail th? trouble to cx’renilst
•'.Cau,"-* **■
ru*»=Mlay « eiebration of Mat <?*r,
'•oming after Monday’ l rioting,
ft!.aaed-off without untoward lnci
d*-nf apparently ad over Russia
'fore *han a million people in Pe’ro
urad joined the ♦’ebrationin
parade- speeches and demonstra
tion l Moecow. Kleff. Odessa and
Vladivostok all <eporte<l almlta*
p. a< eable demon*trat|nn.» ft wpp
•he flr»* * me in hip'orv that Ru*-
• ant e efe able op. n V *0 ce ..brute
May day
The Pefrosrad »,e< h n nearly all
•minded the no’. >f ft , « of
no r wpaing war for : p.e* n ’ar<t»
or domination of o»ner peopiep
Prealdeft? Wilpnn a name wi« fr*
quently men'ioned and always
< floored by the crowd
ALDERMKN TO
PI T BAKERS
ON THE GRUJj
of the v ,
artee o' petmft afR be called b*
fora tv* council ordinance commit
tee nett Tuesday morning a* lb
o’clock to present *n» r*aeon« * hey
mav have aralnpt the ci»y remiiat
In* the weight of hread bare*,
which la propciaed in an ordinance
hr Aid John Krark, now be'nre *h*
committee
“The big baking cornr*o!e« have
been complaining *ha* * e- enforce
ment of • lie ordinance would do
them an Injustice," *aid Aid Krone
“They can dr. a Jo* of cocnpia.ning
and hollering, fmt .yrhen fh.ev g« *
here the committee intendr to tel]
them a few things It is *he people
who hare Juat cause to complain"
At the aanne time the committ< o
will tnke lip with the baking com
panies the queetiotl of the dlaposal
of •*aJe *r• <d only a «rx.all pert
of which new it b. ;ng sold to ih*
people at half coat
The aldermen n’end ’i * '.t
probe *be (ond.if' of the baker 4 '"*,
prliK'ipall' a report the' h.. r*
ed 'b*m l ha' '{H Lfirupanl'- ar»
burn■:«£ ar.-.l d* • • -k<
titles of stale bread that is no* «a
da lb. T hip ua-t < •l » . onm ■ * -
wt]J r h *f) f' j! ni :»i k* *•
Thr foofj nifnation
ft rpiv# from thf rj* f
—By LEU
IN DETROIT
% tkrrr-|o»l tr*»t» pl|K >'*it * In c *4
Judir Kfndrtili thut Th nnu • Mwl
1® r, r.*»d*'l «.'([ n** I> " * ' *■■ * >
‘*l; M ill'll *.. i
brand shin* Mi*- «ap- < n a * Mr*
Ellnih*th Nf 11» n h -■ 1 • •'<! «
notwithstanding ’ t* ’ h af Mr-*
h*»‘i iwurf 1 \ p-:ran*nt
njnnctic'n trot- * ** .*•* rs*tr*ln
‘■•'f h* «» hnsh-and fr :n r • •».«
n-a- h*r Tula* K*'i.Tr k on *
* motion r.y Mrr M *n * attorn*''
Will ■*m \f' K*<l «*r.t hrr i- *
ff •<"> da\ «
Brrua'r Klmrr I ou»lyo. th* roiinn
• Iwk ulr'itian win* hnmjiii *ull
a* 9 od .ns<h*?t*r -*
In'rt'tri' nt t* - laiming that *b
rhara' t*r ' «■ n<* a*«!ti*'t|r* T i 1
1 **n m *r»p®*'*ant»d to him and
that a ** a -it- k .«•).*■
man r.ad :•*-.. • l»ma«r*d fa* ! *<l f
suppl' - « ”• 1- (jv *r'ni th ~‘>at«
«'f ■ * » . • ru in** < -1 <1 Tu**d«'
d;smiss*d th* -as®. Korrr.or Judg
'ini"i •' Ma * n r*i rm- nt ra
d*f*nd%r.* • T.a*l-j. a nv ' >n to ha 1 *
I'J.t o«tji **«*s**d to <'>umnr> ll®
r*-<1 a*> ®*erutl n for th« ruin
Jnil«® samurl fi. Ilontthton, of Ha)
City, la doing r*llr( *«• rr to* In the
M'a>n* r< .in'v < ir<*ult indor aaaMsn
ri‘r t of >»r*« ultra ludg> l' ■•**•
Judg* Houghton *u appointed a
>**' a('i last tpri! t>- dii a va-ar. >
t» rvd r u -*rvln* h!a dr** t-■r: ti
’indfj »;*ction. Ha was born In
Milford
"Tbrrf kiw* a man who hi* madr
half n million dollar* oat of O* -
»r i f rra! aril h® -r.t nur
> «r*t *••.« rr n-y b> '1 *r *‘na *
n*tr' , >!t I t* atr.or.* th* lUv< w. *h
prcrparty all o\*r ?h» Pn:’*-’
r*. **lll *h® i-n»tnnr mJria*<T
•of on* f th* tig > t®ia. pointing
out an afrtu*nt 1- • k rig f r* tntr
!n th* > ■ \ Tu* r**.l c«*»t* man
w*s a J rh ar.'l an of fl- *r In a
Serbian - w\
Jailer Philip T. 1 an 7.11* Ha* krra in
a aantfarluni In Hattl* I n»k for
iranr w***« hut T i»*dav a*r■ <
d**r * * to tha rtr*u!t uurt -f a
djyor * suit h® had h«wtrd H
aignrd a dlvor * tor Mr* Mary
H.vk front h«r h i*hand H*nry
H *ck. a'var lir* h*r pr ip*rtv a*
Son ’IV arvd AJ 5 lV*at ‘lrand-h .cl
In ll*u >f al:rr. nr ludtr* Van Zli*
waa not i andidat* foi r*-*ia. t 1 ti
In f)»® pas* ' and « flr.l*h*
Jr, g I. l jt h * tarm
With an Infant rhlld In h*t arm*.
MaW*l I *dur atartrit th* trial of n
dl on* 'f Tu**day i(i n*’ t.rr
h)i»hand Jar- T C'alar. !ti lid it-
K*ndrl**k> ■ -u®t Sh* all®*®* >ha t
*ti* w*j« <1 .ir.aar* I ■ \ Ji* mot •
in-T»w and tr*r y.*r husband s’d*d
■a'th h.'s moth*r ir.ntaa'l of tekm*
hr r part > *dar t a«kir 9 f or a
d*cr** • ' trrojnds rs inr-'-r- poui
a ron n ■ man «<nlk*<t lata th* oflli-r
of Major Ph*lp*. army rn-roltln*
rfdr** ar.<3 ®*k*ii ' T.* m irh* rn
.*• 1n ah' bran-'h f th® arm
•y*n • r -•pi *d Sfajir Ph*lps
w» ar® anl'*Mn« man *or »h* r,
fan* r v. iviity. a itr>mr,h' 1* - ®p*
or an* t>rar®h yoti rraa dosir*
»h. w*|l | a arr» I T*r
pi» nr* d* wr fur and a ♦ s t 1 •*«'■. and.•-•
yfoi f m m'ir* faro a), tr'th t > at
don t v i a ki'i*’ day. yon
nnt of h*r* T av*n t tlm* to h*
lt)dd*d r-#l!rd Major pv»* ph Th *
voun h*a» a haa*' r*tr*»*
tdam atrohm. ®dty IlhraHan. ha*
wrltt*r a ilhtl* a*»r»phi*« In «rhl*l»
h* aak* »r*rv p*r«or> to “do h:s
M» n' -v tha* th* *®.<intr\ i* a*
war and drrlarr-* *hat th* iihrarr
#»*ff • pl*d**d to h'!*N»nd s.f
p|t»* ♦ for*ao d»«lrahl* 'b’fif
and to atop wart* and *ttr«va*oi - *
«rh*rav«r posalbl* Th'* pamph|»t
la halna n**r**d ir ai. l o®>k’< d®<w
frrtn th* library Th* rtrarlan
hna op*n*d * n*w trar®b I‘ltrarv
*t V rt rCavwa *0 f-imJah r*adln«
mattar to th* aold-»r* It report*
th** tb* library *ta*f hn* rniti)tt®d
f”4» 74 to th* H*d C- •* ftind
RET) H.\GS TAKEN
FROM PARADERS
XA'altnr Th®tm»»* Nf tIT * fainra
kin and rhar?» • O'Mrlon wsrs ch!*f
■■pnnkork at th«* May day mlfhratJnn
hold Ttirrday n!*ht in Arrudii hv
•,,p Workrrn’ f»rf*n)*“ «r*J w, oivn
poard of msmWt of Titrlntia radpal
onmniufttion*. Abo-it 2,r»00 *tt»nd»d
A pnradr- In Woodw»r4 tv* from
Grand Clrrur park To \rr.-rtHa.^X‘ r '
o»*drd Thr rr.ro! inn A fra nf tho* <
In th* Itno st*rt**d out with rod c«-n
r,«nt« and > ;tnn‘*rk S \**‘ Trod
TtvfT and aovoral patrolrnrp in*poof
u! tb»* "trnopa" :md I ipo rotl
*»rdt)l»mA I*. t Th*y
if
\ rn f lor-tim o.ia *»kon :rj f* >’ T« r
\fr»onr f J sn F**: • 1
rt tion anuuntad **».?»■*•
r;oM In 1 ■» ®d r,n v i* tort'
mart ;o,i *. f --n®- n> r.-.-y r«'
J. K HARTZ
GIVES SON
TO NATION
4 ~—
Prominent Citizen’s
Boy With Detroit
Hospital l nit
CALL EXPECTED
BEFORE JCNE 10
Harper Organization
Is Being: Rushed
tfl ( ompletion
\'b‘*rt Boynton Htrt? enlisted In
arui*. thru the Harper
ho-p • ii hospital unit and will
if a sergeant in the quarter-man
ter- department of the hospital
n i Mr Marti 1* a son of J F
Hart? head of a !»•<*• surgical nip
ply establishment on Broadway and
'*! o i- uppivmg both of the l*»troi*
use tiosi tal units with inucji of
their equipment lie is a student
id riiiv»-r-t!> of Michigan aril
cauie in from Ann Arbor on!;. Jon#:
* noueh to he examined and accept
ed and then returned to his -tudi**s
to await » call for duty.
The t ide: Marti has taken n keen
in’»rest in th* building up and
equiptng of the hospital unite. »nd
hat nc g'V-n of his own time un
•»mt nsl> .'as only natural that
h should give h:s s.'n ’o the >*j
vice ! F Hart/ i.« now tn Oleve
•nd ' Ah Edwin t3. to*orge. quarter
run-tor; Dr Thomas Keller Gruber,
f *he quartermaster's department
it’- Ru.-t R. Shurley. director of th*
Perron foKec- of Medicine ba-*
hoep v.l unit, and ‘'apt \ !.. lew:.*,
qtianerma-fer nf »he Petrol’ (Yd
lege V ; •• unit The party
V>- *i n*' there .aspect th* laike
-»’*■ hospital unit which « fully
••qutpped Itid ' Mch has >een or
doped :r ’ ’be ft.-* 1 with’n days
V- the Cleveland unt' *a' been in
-peited * ,trnn medical author
i"■••• and approved ’he Detroit party
yx pec ted to t information that
would h»dp ’hem to bring their own
"n”s up to ,j high state of *ffl
-ieney
Within r h* las* few Mrs «on« of
»verai imminent families have as
‘■ocia’ed thems»'l?c# With the hospi
••il uni’s so that the personnel of
the staff- is now practically coni
ple*e The Red Crone cotnmtttee
has sent a check for $30,000 to the
national headquarters out of »he
fund* now* being collected. This
will b* sent to the wap department
and then re r urn* j •,) to fwrolt for
use of the Harper hospital unit, in
an'!<;]; cion of a hurry call for that
unit to take ’he field
frr \ntru Mrl>»an, director of the
Hscper unit -.*>« he < spec's a call
before ’he end of the present
mon'h, possibly within two week*
While *he hospital unit is no* *n
tirdcomplete it Is believed that
by borrowing equipment which i*
being assembled for the Detroit
College of Medicine unit it could
take to ’he field at once. Woolen
blaiike’s are stifl badly needed and
altho .t,o»ki if ibeni have been or
acred for the two uni’s they are
riot evpe< ’* 1 to be delivered for a
tew we»*ks, ause of the great
scarcity
W’h!le Dr McLean expests a call
a* nnv tide now- he doe* not believe
his unit will e ordered directly to
Europe He believes If will be
kept for s «hor» time somewhere
in the ea-t, where Miev ariou« units
* 111 be mo itlized and given a
co'jrse of ins’ruction before going
:*he actual scone of the war
MICHIGAN HAS
250,000 MEN OF
AGE FOR DRAFT
LANSfNO Ml*h . May 2 -About
f'D.OOO men !n Ml<t»llt*n will e nr’«
under the ronucnptjon law. if the
?a* Hint** are flved at 21 and 27
!■ - recommended bv President Wll
■ on, mcordlnsr to Th*' *ta*e bureau
r,t vi*al etat ieMc<« On this basis, if
tie «»a»«» t* **Ved to furnish fur
q mi* fowl'd m arrnv of 1,000,000
rrm. Michigan will have so ,»nd
* - th* *ront about on* mail to every
nyht rn*n eligible
Counting Mlcblfrana population
r « i oor./ioo and th* population of
th* I nit*<l States aft JOobQ.ObO, al
ko’ • ot furt ex
r»*»d those figure**. Michigan's quota
r»tl«*d by the United
li be approaimntely thre
cer t*n> of th* total
■ < her word* if th* Unit'd
St;*, tea rai«*s an army of 1.000.000,
p* (■ planned. Michigan will have
to contribute in.ono if th* govern
i i*nt rulae* l.Jbb (v*o as I* hoped.
Michigan win have to a*nrt Si.OOb
in every 500 000 ra*n raia*d by
(Waft or o*l:erw|-<e, therefore. Mich
1. an mttat send lS.opo P7nllaUr*nta
•~c~--»he riard and regular army will
** deducted from th* number to t ,«
raised by draft
ilf ia estimated that 15,(Kt<t,0t)0
otmcoe of silver p*r year are urn and
:• »r sensitising purpose* in th*’ innW
of motion picture fUms
CASTOR IA
!• or I" n* ad Cri*>,6n
i t Use For Over 30 Years
W E DNESDA V. MA A 2 . \9 1 7.
/Zf&r&r* \
!\ i /<> ■> 3
feh *,-? fifOTflUv"* ? (
tfjt l-/t[ Ms :•-:
» ms™
’/ / 17 7
‘^ S <JttTf~' . > 7
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A Purchase of
200 Misses Suits
Featured Today at
sjgM
Not One Worth Less Than S3O
The value-giving record of the year. Tailored and
semi-tailored. Ihtsket Heaves, French Serges.
\ elours, llurella> and al the other much h inted
materials. Style featur.-- includt braid and tape
N edgings, wide revets, tight fitting slaves and mili
tar> pockets. No matter what your tastes, you ran
be suited if prompt in taking id\antaie ol t'u>
unusual opportunity
Extra Petticoat Values
a, *4M
Taffet* PrrMrn«r» tbat are r*‘sllv unu-’iat In qua!-
itv *ty!*. workmanship n: .J *■ thm \ ricjnf i»nlv
actual ran rnnvc\ th»*ir quality Attractive
model** with tlar*- flnu.n* »•«*. ,a* ■ rao*
ur changeable.- Verv •>Ji* .:: . uiue
RED COSS FUND
15N0W5139.015
(on tri but ions Now Expected
To Reach $200,000 With
100,000 Members
Up to Wrtnmdiy morning the
total fund of thr Red rr»* * ru
patgn had reached sn:«,or »■
Thf* included f*rn hll contribution*
received Ttmadav Nut did nut
include at lea*? lb bOO in ive' 1
contrlbutJon* from ‘♦bop* und
factorle* tha* ha* r**;>«>rt
ed to headquarter* Informally, .rid
which ha* not been received A*
he *ame hour the membership hurt
f o considerably more
Ku.ooo. eltho the exact flguri had
rot been totaled <* .f> U -of th
campaign committee, predicted • r ,< *
the cash remit* of•the ram, m’ti
would reach |2OO,P<V> and thsi' *h
memherabin would greatly ajrn and
iOO.i'tKi.
A touching little latter 'oainr
|! »a* received Tin "tin rnorrtr/
from Doroth'' and F’atrlcla St
Pierre. .Vo 37 Letington are , Jr,
thlldlah rhlrorraphy the children
told of how they had «aved the! 1
pennle* until they reached a do'la
*md that they are non «t*rt|ne trr
on another dollar, which "oil follow
the ftrat
LONE BANDIT
LOOTS TRAIN
Throws Erakvm.tn From Cojnh
and Holds I p Paw
songoi«»
SPARTA Wl* , May 2 -Alt'r
throwing the brak -man from 'lt'
vent I hole of the re tr couch, a lon*
Iraodd early today robbed the pa'*
arngera *,n »* Chicago a Northweni
*rn train near here and made Mm
escape
The bandit hoard'd the train a*
T.vroaae. remaining In a forward
r .acb until within a few mile* c»f
hparta Aa the tratn pulled In'**
th* yard** he knocked the hraltemt u.
P lin llockett, who wa- at tint; n
fl.tgmaß, from the veatihtilc and
vent thru • h«* pnMr'Vnccr uri »h«* |:»
I '/*'h V
A g<»od description of the ha full;
was furnt*hel by the par erg
-'1 wni B" ■« T'tjtru hu L_
M.tl aurrotindltig rtutiitry "d»y.
A complete locomotive waa huih
t a single dav recently in tl*»
Mope of the lamtion A Northw* t
e»n railway.
MAKES GOOD ON
DEATH THREAT
Woman, Facing Eviction, Ends
l ife; Husband En mined From
Harassing landlord
Following the Butnd* o| Mr?,
fame* l| Van Sunday mom
inc In her home, No. H6u franc tv *
.fudge C• t::U rtieaday l*su»d an in
Junction r"afrrt;n Tg her widow •*
from haraaatng \rrmfci I.indennnrn.
owner of the h(ai*« where the \n;.
Nt’.taea lived
fund'*r*;it»tin. who lived with the
nil .Veaaqr until about *ix months
ago. brought eviction proceeding*
efore Clroijit Court <‘oinmi**l<>ner
May in April and aerured a writ of
■eatltutlon leaving »h* tenant* fill
May S to v«< fairing thi hear
uk Mr* Vtn N*'aa *ald that If ah**
vert* forc'd 'n move ahe would Kill
lieraelf She mad* good her threat
ftohert Mill, counsel for IJnder
ruann, represented to Judge t oil
tint alnc«- her dt>Hfh the huahnnd
haa followed him fr*"tii hla work a f
me Ford Mo'or Tar company nnd
upbraided him The injunction re
-♦min* him from making Hlnnderou*
tßtr>|n' , n♦ IJndermnnn’s life ha*
vfn threatened. I* w** declared,
and he haa had to get a policeman
o accompany him from work.
FIREWORKS TABOO
FOURTH OF JULY
Thru order* to th* police and« "ar»
nent. Mayor Marx will place a lon
«n 'he a ale of all firework* in l>e
r»iit dur.'off the wnr. Tuerday 'he
mayor reie|v»«d a Irtfr r from Koh*
• m Ad;u *»>n, fire tommfaaloner of
Vew t irk elty, In which he naked
hat ail o|ti* follow |N*'\v York *
lead In placing a han on flr*'Worka
• xhlblli**e* Jf»* atatea In the letter
‘bat fit'-work* misfit he u.aed hy
<n* nile« to start flrea and eiplo
-lon*.
Employe* To Share In Proflta.
Aa an **ipreatlon of appreciation
of the loyalty of it* employe* S W
Struua a* Company ann«|unce thnt
those druwlng salarmn n«>t * treed
ing | .hot) n ve»r and who h*ve
h* <*n ip their ejnplo fat two year*
ot tongfir, prl« r to J sin nary |, of
each y*«r will receive M n annlver
-arv gift of i n*h. tn amotirte tang
fui; front tv. o to tin per tent of the
freviou* ••ar * *i»lart. The i rat
payment will be nia<it at the *’nd
of the pr**a*nt year and yearly
t hei ejifter.
I , rlntln*—the pint* nee* fcfiitt— *Wnt
*• rt*fct—Tleic* Jnh *•**