The Detroit times. [volume], June 02, 1917, NOON, Page PAGE 2, Image 2

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CZAR MAY BE
LODGED IN JAIL
*Vor Linen Think He’s Not Suffi
ciently (iuarded In
Palace
HY HW O BUEPHEKD
ftaff Cot tr»yvrtdim l »‘rtf
PKTROGRAD. Jum* 2.—NichoU*
$ Romanoff may rind- <>';t from p«*f
K>mi the rigor* of the
punlhbnunt hr u»**«l to ni*t*‘ out *o
fiwqueutly to Ru**i*o i-olmcHi of*
fender*.
The workmen* and nolduT*’
council today adopted a r*-j*ohitlon
kpproviny the r* moval of the funner
C*er of all the Hiii-f'tif 1 fton hlf*
winter palace ;«t Y**arko«- Jv*l<i :«
flic •;i»• t torr. - or Peter ’ an
Pan! The delegatee «n< ton
vinced that ih* a'ltocrat of other
lay ala careleaalj guarded under tin
present arrangement
’ Peter and* Paul for' res* ha*
housed many a victim of Riia'la*
aaerel police of rh* other day*. P*
gloomy corridor® date from the
very foundation of Petrogtad Itaelf
The fortrem- i* situated on an island
in the Great >»>' river, in the cty
luullfi
HOTEL CADILLAC
OFFERS LIVELY
ENTERTAINMENT
Beginning Monday evening, June
4, th> Hotel Gadll! u •• r - iapan- -
garden will offer one of the live
.. Uc»t ontm t>rogla.or in 44 -
city for t ie aunimer niomb*. pn
aenting the White Ktthn.< compae •
and other favorite entert tiners
The White Kuhns company hare
seven distinct acta that have *o»i
approval on the vaud* viile
and come to Detroit from :i year
engagement divided be* ween ih
Hotel Henry in Pittsburgh and ih*
Hotel Hollenden in (’level; od Sup
piemen tins the Whitt- Kuon* wit*
be "Those Three Olassv C*ir(».” But
ford. Bennett and Buffwd. wii
Jimmy Jonea at the piano, and Er*u
Nedderuiyera’ dance oreflestra TI
cnteKainmtMH eatures sill be ot
sered in the mam case or ihe hotel
every evening from 6 30 to 8:3"
o’clock, and In the .Japanese
froni ft o’clo< k until midnight.
To open the season Monday even
ing. the management will serve a
special supper from 9 to 12 o’clo k
for which reservation® are now
being taken. After Monday, semi *
will be ala carte in th- Japane..-
rt»om.
K A LTSCH MIDI’S
CREDITORS FILE
HEAVY CLAIMS
Bankruptcy proceedings against
the Marine City Salt company, of
which Albert Kaltschmidt is the
-•-preekient were started hy tfu-iu;
Creditors. They are the Camp
Coal company, of Pennsylvania,
which has-a claim of $17,721’ SI; (’>
Lake Erie Coal company, of New
York. $4.80-1 78. and Solomon G. Pa
perno. assignee of the Detroit Tes*
ir.g laboratory, who has a claim of
•only $7.50 Service of papers in the
proceedings was made on Kalt
sebmidt in the coun f > jail, wher*
he Is awaiting trial in fed*ial conrt
on charges of plotting against »h«>
Dominion of Canada, and const ir
aoy so destro> th* Detroit Screw
works.
TRIED TO DECEIVE
COURT; PUNISHED
Judre Msndeli sentenced Chris
Holland. Letter known by his alias,
Paul V. DeMonMgny, to from on<
to five years "in the Detroit Hour*
of Correction Friday. on represen
tation that Holland had deceived
the court He was charged wph
IfM’lng a worthless check.
When he was first brought befor
Judge Mandeli, on complaint ot the
Highland Park State bank h< said
that he never, had been *rr*> (*.*i
b< lore except a* a lad in Toronto
The Rev. M H Rice interest* and
himsi If In Holland's <a«e. Holland -.
record was Invest (gated. however, j
and he mn- found to have served
time for a >12,b00 in
Toronto.
. Hr Is a veteran of th Boer w u
in South Africa, t-nrv* 1 !r
the British artnv.
LWith the Whisters 1
The meml>er»' ly content esetr
plaved at the D*trMt Whist club on
Monday evening, May 21. resulted In
the following 0f or**
North and aouth F O Hat»* and
R F H».*hm, plus tV, T l’ Halknili
and F E W. Bright, pins i*. W ft
Ratt.e(|i> find tV, S Taylor, itcnus I
I'. •’ Mi k' lfnle and Harry Wynns,
minus *'i
Kaet and treat —J. E. Homo snd T
J* Pratt, * ’’i ! 'V N Kd»<>n snd
R R Richard- p]\i« *4 * r-oir
m«n» ami .1 W. MrCrie*) pine u •
P. B Oermsin and J. H. I’r«nt;« ml
ntia S(4
The following scores were mad* in
the Saturday g amt
North and south Mrs M R. Pen
fi«-tt and F. O Hates, pin* j \lr» .t
W. fttelner and \V k Taylor, minus
J; Mt a XV Ft Ftattclle and C* K p
gtr.e, mfntta 9.
Fast and Wost—-Mrs. A. R saa
*nd J W Mc*"**use>. p| u « 1 Mr snd
Mrs M. A. Commons, average: Mr*
F J. M'-ou snd Mrs. C. P. Nilea, aver
age.
*t"due trtbnr J. Tattlr was thanked
amfusely kr (tree relatives of
, Jesse J. Tnompaon nho plrade t
|s sk part wf an it !• rst-*t« •ehi- ment.
after the tourt bad glv*-n toe
young man a sentr-nee of six
motions in the Houa*- of Correc
tion. Friday a tier noon Prior to
the arraignment the-r had pleaded
wrttfi the judge for lenlenry, and
tlw' Mf>nanllNf term was a imi'-h'
lighter aenten* e than might have
been twit need Thompson was ar
rested in 111*, released on Itfto ball
and t#ft th- etc XT' re.-ep»j oss
r fare ted snd brought hack to fare
Walt
JACOBSEN NAMED
IN INDIA PLOT
Man Indicted In Detroit Face*
More Trouble In
ChicaKo
CHICAGO lull'* 2 Fd* t ; In
-Itcimenis were r-xprcifd to he re
| uru*«l uxla> *fa!n«t ,-eve-ai ;.en»rns
I *aul T u—o:v\• bet-n named by Albert
| Wehile jeweler and traveler, «* u.
! coifed in a plot u> fotucß' a r* v<>
| lution in imiis
\motif •ho:** 1 named hv XVelid*
»eV* Guarav H Jar*, .-.t o, I ominen'
Chicago ps. lflsr H T.. LHipta. Dhi
• itdra Xa’b ben. Jodla Singh and
• Paul Po#hni
-o .r«e U „,d,
ndicaaent in r»erroit so."
con-pirscs. was irres'et: he:*’
fr -- G eg. «; ,v it - f*kv in-? h*
'tld other* i i.fi p:rer! .-olaie ftCU
* g • “eve
in India, .tel ,K »t n Juae rj,.-v «ei •
licehm ,ind Singh *o hsi f-tmntr
to further rhe;r plan*
It was intimated m gcverninet’
rtrcles Toris- 'h*' no court scflm
will be aken vgttcs* *fee person
arrestee In conr.ee-:on with ' th*
anti-re* .pin: .nM af*er rL
o j>o -**«: *. • : t! ' ik. u, *ft
eblr Monday
priaiue! and Harry T.»s
.■s*cd >n 'be (tt sc' iv. p- ice
~. k !t ; * * -•*• T* ! •'*
day w h**u ' was proven they wer»
the proverbial * r stand
• rs” who got ;n The way of an
over-feaiou* poltc*-Ti.in.
GHUBCH PLANS
CITIZENS’ RALLY
Vld. 'lxKijre and W. P. I.ovett
U> Addretse. F'irvt Presbx -
tenan (oojfrejration
Aid John C Ijodge of Tbe Fvcw*
ward, and XX P. l/wett, of the De
troit Citizen.-*' league, will address a
good ctttztcnhip mans meeting In
First Presbvtcnan tmm h. Wood
ward-eve and Hdmund'Pi . Bunds y_
night at 7:30 o'clock. The genera*
topic will he “The Cittien and Hie
City " Tlte public te ccrdlally in
tiled so thi.- nieeTjn* A * >be morn
Ing service Chiidretxf *lav will be
obeerved with all degar*menr*i of
the Bible school raking part.
Mr l/ovstt. who in the erec-utlvs
-tMTetary of -he le.virJie, also wBJ
••peak to Lbe Men* Bible ciass of
'• he Wood ward-are Bap*:<rt
at 12:15 Bunday on “The Cbns’ian
Man .ind Hl* City."
“A T*»sted PamKitwm" is- ’b« ser
uinn topic <>f 'he Rev T. J VlUer*
si the raommg service m First sßp
;st church S .ndar New members
win bt A t rfos comraunKm
«ervsc t following 'he st-nucm A
-7 30 the choir will p*-es*DT s pne
tram of special pauntc. ; arfudinr
Itemaregt’s “America Triumphant
ParkeFn Star Spengel Banner.'
Toier’n “Bare r.iern, O Lord." vne
Robinsoe’n military 'anta'iA. "Rf-m
ininctneen o * s he p«y« ir Blue " Dr
Vlllers will bPfak on A Modvi
Soldier.”
The Rev Tames D MscDcmnid
ja.«for of Highland Preibwerlan
i hurch, will proseh 'h' andfveT#*rt
< rmon Sunday morning Reports
of the general assembly wfl] be
lead at *he evening service There
will be «pe<;iai mu. 3 ic bv »be choir
“The (faking of an American”
will be the sermon ’*rpir of the Ret
M l*ee Grant. p«- tor of the Fnrst s»
Congrfgarioral thurfli. Sunday
riigh" It will fe- s he last of i
ertet* of special <srir.omi
In XVestmins*e.r Pr*'gh*eyrlan
<hurch the Rev William B Gantz
'-111 speak ‘V’ndnv on "God Ir Abie’’
and "The Value of a Man "
“Fulfilling tbe Ministry’ win be
the topic T;iKe-i by 'be R*-v Join
Wellington Hnag at »he nsotring
• ervice in Wood ward-* ve Baptist
church In »he evening he will
r refich or "The fiome Oeer There”
hr la*.- of » series ot ** on
"TLe Home ” Th* monthly com
munion servir* «IU be observed a*
'h* morning ho*jr
In Weei Grand b! r d Vethodi*
hurrh, shtrb sas dedicated »wo
we* k» igo, th* Re* Geo: ge Guli*-n
will deliver an 'Rostrated -ermon
on Tht Great Battle of Amraged
don ’ The V'eterar.s of Foreign
Wars will attend jp uniform The
M*rvjce mdlbe at 7 20 p. m.
UNCLE SAM BUYS
3.450.000 PAIRS OF
SHOES FOR ARMY
WASHINGTON* June 2. -Ton
'raCs for .'..ivnoof- pairs of rhoe*
have been let by the government
thru the national defense rnnnell
They will he used for th* army and
navy.
The army will ret 2.500 oty) pairs
and ihe navy 850 nop The total
value of th* shoes win b* about
f 17,000,000
DEMOND MADE
AGGIE CAPTAIN
EAST
The Michigan Aggie baseball asoaon
of 1917 cloned last night with the
election ofMVmond as captain for
HHB. Demond is t pitcher and a
mighty good one for a collegian The
Aggi*-* <o**ll a 4 to 2 beating from
Notre Dame Friday When two were
°nt ip (be eighth, the WarTDwrs were
leading, 2 to 0 ’e* ofKlhsseman
Ft*at* |#t an eaafy grounder ge* awgv,
i spoiling iha uurd oot. Then th*
(.a'holies tallied god seoeed the#*
[run* before ihey could be subdued
Fair List Prices
Tlie Survival ofihe Fittest
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BLACK SAFETY TREAD TIRES
A
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I T"*l (VOLUTION climbs on the bones of the weak. Only THE STRONG,
I g THE BEST, survive the TEST. As true of TIRES as of cave men .
I* J Goodrich Black Safety Treads are the FIT fabric fires that have survived
ItMmmm/ the relentless TEST of the Goodrich Test Car Heet.
_, n (p* To produce 'them hundreds of tires have worn to the quick over
millions of miles of the worst roads of America.
Goodrich never sells you an experiment. Be it a Goodrich rubber mat, a garden
hose, or a Goodrich tire, it must prove itself by wear and tear test worthy of the
Goodrich name.
A cruel test of tires —that test of Goodrich’s Test Car Fleets.
Tested The Country Over
Six corps of heavy cars, light cars, hard running cars—take Goodrich Tires and maul
the:r MERIT against teeth of sand, rock, and gravel. Two sets of drivers, speeding
en he Lira a day, hammer them v ifter week on the anvil of the rc.
Wherever climate and roads can test and tell something about tires, a Goodrich febt
Car Fleet is grinding the TRUTH out of Goodrich tires.
VVhilf* the Atlantic Fleet crunches through the hill* and valleys of New York
and New England, the PaciHc Fleet hammer* the granite highways of tho
Wes tern coast.
While the Dixie Fleet braves the tun of the South, the Lake Fleet ploughs the
sand stretches of Minnesota.
While the Prairie Fleet scours the road* around Kansas City, the Mountain
Fleet battles the rocky trails of Yellowstone and Glacier Parks.
Throughout miles of roughing it, which run into millions, over roads which cross-hatch -
the map of the United States, Goodrich learns the TESTED VIRTUES of its tires.
Thus it settles the durability and resilience of the UNIT MOLDED TlßE—the unbroken
curinr} Goodri h has always maintained was the BEST construction for fabric tires.
Thus it settles the wearing strength of Black I read, tho toughest rubber known.
ALL THIS IS THE BEST IN TIRES BECAUSE IT HAS SURVIVED THE TEST.
• BU-Y IT, BACKED UP BY Wfier. Ton s#. -TM. Sfpi
f“"•'"TGOODRICH FAIR TREATMENT, OwirfchTin-. stocks
~! Ford Car lires ofHeroie Size IN GO odrich black safety .
i GOODRICH Throe-Seventy-Five: tread tires. I
H; 7 ? The B. F. Goodrich Cos.
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PRICE EACH tin *»" I Silvtrtown Cora 1 ire* '
JO.JVi tlUfular Sl*e) - - - - • * lb *° | A*k Your Drain- for Than f
i ■iin irr —~iorc' mt-~'m.'L*rwnLrm r ''aMrciMaxM r ~
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DETROIT TIME*
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