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Senate Decides Fate Os Booze Today
We’re at War
Time is precious in wartime.
The compact Times saves xour time.
No wasteful wordiness.
Nothing hut worth while news.
SK\ KNli;i: NT M W: AB . NO. “t 1! .
GERMANS IN DIRE STRAITS
FROM LACK OF WAR METALS
WET-DRY BATTLE IN U.S.
SENATE NEARING CLOSE;
VOTE EXPECTED TODAY
Doom of Whisky Is
Sealed: Beer and
Wine To Escape
MAY BE PI T IT
TO PRESIDENT
Likely, However, That
Mild Drinks W ill
Be Uncurbed
BY ROBERT J BESDER
• t'taf! nt l rnt> T ■ *
WASHINGTON July * I : f
moils trial of boo/* . 1 • it and
In the United Sta»*- ••n 1
in* an end. After Mt* • wn , ot
wordy baftlt*, the « ♦
Rfl tO th* Jttr' I** * to!'.' \ Vi
dirt may tome b* :'«*•* ' v •
There 1* no on m *n M
fate of spirit Th ■■ v " b*
thr death penalty R*•• r nd w ■
are expected to Mirviu I’ 1 •
Htr chamber \v I rr • I *• • v
hoar the final p* ••• * * • t '
2 p in. Cnd* r id- < t* l> *’ •' !
down latr y*»» r l,- tl* t* • 1 •
limited to to nuii'M* I v
tor on th< -*« t** ■ n » 11
tinder which <1! 1 .
mrcs art ni v
tlon
tin ihr difiT* 11 nt <i’;
w ill hr voted on
dictions writ t
To prohibit in ati ’ i ’ ,i •• t '
and Irav# fhr f ' •’ 1■ • ' " w
to tht prrsid*i■ wft -1
llran drv v« 1!
Iliajorltv i iir
To prohibit ,t' 1 ') t* * t h ' t
and wines *1 ■>' - • * ra* * 1
w ill hr cast f,i v • > n
v ith a majority * air, t t
To prohibit p'rit and not i
frrr W Ith b< < t ■!' 1 V
w hrltninc \* * • •
With tho«r qi|i ■: t i 1 " -•!• '.
Ihr ponat t » \, •
w hnlr food in* i I
Tl* -day or Th u -tin
BAR (TGARFTTKS
IN NAVAI, ( AMP
CHICAGO. Julv - The
and his n*. tr« - ■ ,i
Is an ofTV' tl * and • • ’
rfft rs fcml; i v ;i t 11 • <i.i
naval traintm- *;. ■ i<• r
training ruler
Prlntln*—ltif plnln urn* l nil t *
la rl*ht —Tlitifu Jolt I* |i*. — 'lain I'..'**
East St. Louis Building b ircti in Negro Riots
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THE WEATHER
llrlrnli and «lrlnlt*l I rliliit nluht
iin.rlllril, |>r»hMK|, «h"itrri*i '»Mlnr
•lii> i* till. t l»uil\ i <mifliiit.it na(mi
inodr * ni.- ,niilhrn«l lit »*uith ivlnd,.
I inirf V) Oli Ik t< i«: *tb,wrr« I rldit y
nlllhl i "nfiirila, imrlli iloiitl'.
CAPTURE OF
SLAVER IS
IMMINENT
Suspect Surrounded In
Woods Near Bir
mingham
\RMEI) FORC E
KEEPS VIGIL
Funeral of Alexander
Girl W ill Be Held
Saturday
Far.'v « :»f *•»:r* of tto pt rvi-l't aho
•ill and Hojm it *!<• Alexander n<\-ir
il"' ’ * 1 Wt da» *da> ,itt.-r noon
' • -k t. *| u sh< rtff n 11 »’
Gi ,, i'. oj Oakland Count, v. Friday
it* i uni V po • toad*- op of d*p
v >1 1 • r rft farmers. scores of
I *rd .Motor company employe**. 50
• i tiior* *oidi* ’ frt ni Ho Sixth I’.
S Ell i.M-r.** IP *ni* rorp- . sta
•t" and it the i.i r ground-, and many
• i/* -* 11 mi Hoy a I o * It, H i rin in c
mi .nr I •-urto indim: territory ro
t’ ''tl tin* *oreh .it daybreak.
l A»-> road in *h* * it' i m p u t of
1 *■'K it and county i' |\ r u irdod.
Ml Thursday ni*.*ht im arun and
"ia •* k< i * \tr ! around the < dj;* of
fartn* ntrr v , , ( | , d> p > thu ~ t
• a t of Pitmunhiim where a ,«oi>
.:>*<! v» ■■• I•• I-■I -■ v« •I to !i> ( one* a|* and
•» !■ i • S il* r .( rilin' living at
\n 1 * 'nl and M p • ,v <• rr
■* ' j ! tbit v ii ** n a
•1* r rut* f’.'tn tl * barn into the
wood aat ti* umi H<- left a nr.iy rap
on tin wood pili Th* cap. In a
•itiir -l Ain, answer l * fhr desrrtp
n nun b Eli 7 ibi th Stilbrr, 10
DETROIT TIMEJ
i
*
m T “"vm i (-rs az
OLD AND NEW GLOm
“For Liberty, Humanity ami Justice we are coming—l (>,000,000 of us."
o ivripht. I'anaiia. by the Public I.edßrr Pomp*n> ». it'nit»-.| smu < < [\ri»;!it I*l7, j.y tbr |»ut>li*- I.* fitter
«'ompunv > All i iklU* r**-*r\* *
v 'trs (ild, playmate of Irene Alex
•<nder. who was shot in the neck
jnd shoulder by Irenes slayer. Par
menfer wuods are so dense that th*
m,m mold • astlv have hidden him
self.
Fear and indignation among resi
dents bora mo intensified Thursday,
when two girls escaped a man who
accostrd thorn noar Silvan pardons,
which I** not far from the plarr
whor« tho Alexander girl mot death
Dno man has boon arrested on
uspirlon. tho thoro is no ovidonro
< onnortinc him w ith tho killing.
Fearing that violence might bo
■ any prisoner arrested in con
ction with tho ohm 1 , if ho were
'<od up in Oakland county, Shor
' Green sent tho prisoner to l>*-
n*it police headquarters
\ man giving hi- name as John
»im kv. 21 yoars old. No. 171
i-hincton avo , was arrested nt
o fair grounds by a I>etroit mo
irrwlo policeman Thursday night.
' i- an employe of the Michigan
■lophono company, and i* said to
n-wor the description of the slayer
t a general way
runeral sor.vico for Irene Aloxan
!er will be held Saturday afternoon
in the family homo. Woodward avo
•id Nine M lie rd Members of the
Uuo Hell camp of the Camp FI re
iris will serve as pallbearers
eni was to ha\e joined the cj»mp
‘hnrsda> nicht
The St liber eirl is -till under the
’tendance of lM W ('. (lass. She
in no serious danger
WOM AN SWINDLER
GETS LONG TERM
HKRI.IN. (via Londonl, July
The hotorious Mrs Kupfer, whoso
•v, Indilng and "confidence games”
' i |i' -aid to ha\e netted her 111II
' ion s. was t oda v sen I .need To fwo
ami a half year*' imprisonment.
111-. I HOI r I IK Its IT
V, » f**i ur*« in th** C’olie*-iim «»f 2*
Am ii - omen t s. on the Hoard Walk,
vet \ n<tht Coder < over • »ne cnee
id -mu to nil tu«t for Fun. Adv.
BUTTERAND EGG
MEN IN CAPITAL
Plan To Discuss Protection
and Prices With
Sec’y Houston
CHICAGO, July ♦'•. Fteprestu' a
lives of the Chicago Mutter and l.i -
board were enroute for Washington
today, whore tho> will eotaf*
Secretary Houston tomorrow on
cerning stimulation of ptodu> ion
aand control of prh • •««. Th* y v - t
recommend lo the -* rretary that th.
department of agticulture star'
campaign to stop the sale of your
poultry, until the farms, deplet'd
by recent heavy sales, hav«
replenished.
The dealers, who are makin • c ■
tripat Houston's request. Inelmb o
l> Gilman, Harold I. Hiow n and
Charles n. Ford lint:# I
dealers from New York, I‘hlladel
pbla and iloston will nl i attend tt •
«onference.
TWO ALLFXTEI)
SLACKERS HELD
Because he had a registration
e>rd w ithout a n<’ o on it, Mnkedon
Shewtzon. 27 \ears old. No rtS I W.
lis a vc. east, wa*- locked up in ’h*
Chene st station late Thursda> *•
a charge of violating the con-crip
tlon law Sh'Wtron cannot speak
Kngllsh, hut he explained to the pi>
lice thru an interpreter that lie had
registered in a booth on Rivard “I .
and the card in his possession was
th*- on* he received at the r«’givtra
tmn hoot h
Gentry Trnkinc 21 years old. No.
2.M> Brush st.. was arrested Thur
day evening on a charge of viulat
ing the conscription law.
I’flsllsii—tllf elsln nr at klnit—th«l
I* riskt—Tim»•« loh l»rpt.— U»ln
FRIDAY, JI I.Y «. 1017.
CANADIAN HOUSE
VUTESFUR DRAFT
Hill Parses Its Second Reading
With Majority
of 63
OTTAWA. On', Jul> The con
-cription hill pa.--ed it- -econd r*‘ad
ing in the house earl> today with a
majority of CGI. The Laurier r« fer
ndum amendment was d< f*at**d h>
| ;i<) to t;2.
ROYS IF CRT IN
A STOLEN CAR
Two Miuni; men ■\> , < -< riousl> in
aired early Friday morning, when a
uolen automobile in whi<h they
1 were tiding tan into a 1-t ret exca
vatjon at Fish*” anil tiiatiotav*
Nnthony l/ankojtu- L't v*ars old.
No. 10J Mai k a\< Os iiji 1 of tli*- ear.
soaped tin>r* ut*»d and has he. n
'iked up :n p.i!:<> ti* -denattefs on
i eha'ge of unliwtiili' and \*ng away
h*’ ear. Hit two oon.p in ons, John
M«ggie, If* year- old. No S',
! Vuhin ave , an«l William Mar ng, 2’t
tears old, No. f*f* ! Sh**ri*ian ave., ate
tt receiving ho-p Hal '1 « '.n 4 *uf
sered a fractured -kull and trio p;>
injuries. Meggji lias aim- u- t
nf 'he brain.
’I he police say the thr«e stole the
! automobile from Third » and .!• '
• ferson ave . where It had been park
ed by I*. Vecellus. ,N<> IL’.S lroquoi
| ave.
. . ■ 4^—SfcirH* 1 * •* f ■ li»«il
I cold. si'xrkLnic u -it< r Mu I’wrn
W nirr I'lllrr - \ -t . :!• :: V • T
| i. e Po\ l.rinas v i<u nn tirtl** It- -I -up
idy at hII times <’«ll Cherry 'CUT
Adv.
I’rlntln*- fhr plain nml kind—lknt
Is rlakt—Times Joh Dept.— Wsln (*>3n
STEEL USED INSTEAD OF BRASS IN
SDELL COSES; AUTO TIRES MADE FROM
WOOD; MOTORS STRIPPED OF COPPER
DRAFTING
MAY BEGIN
SATURDAY
Local Boards Are Ur£-
ed To Finish W ork
By That Time
U. S. THEN READY
TO SELECT MEN
By WEBB C MU I.ER.
Ft off Correspondent I niled Ties*
WASHINGTON. July fi The
draft lottery will he* staved in the
capifol on the day following cotn
pletion of nrgani/ation ot the local
exemption boards.
The miniitf the local hoards are
completed and have numbered ntorr
than ivr.on.ooo registration cards. w«*
will be ready for the draft, accord
ing to the official annotinceYneni of
Provoat Marshal (bniral Crowder's
oflVe todav
General Crowder has insisted that
thr hoards finish their labors before
Saturday.
He emphasized that “every day
lost now means a day lost m or
ganizatton ot the anniejj of the
L’nifed States '*
In a message to every hoard, Gen
era! Crowder declared I* is an itn
pera'ive naiional necessity that th*
serially numbered (Opies of the
cards be in the hands of the states
adjutant general and another copy
be mailed to Washington before Sat
urday.
“The first test of the efficiency of
the great national war organization
on which you art* an important
member comes now," the messages
read. "This is the most important
element in the conduct of a war
It is plain to set how gnat is th**
nation s dependence on each partic
ular man in whom th* president has
expressed his confidence by appoint
tnent to a local board ’
Soldiers Guarding Negro Quarters in East St. Louis Riots
•——•v • ■** • ■■ m(- ' -tv v-- • •'■*■
CHICAGO MAN
NEW SECRETARY
OF CONTINENTAL
W R. Ang’ell. of Chicago, has
been elected secretary of the Conti
nental Motor company. He sue
< ** ds A. 11. Zimmerman, who was
-formerly noth secretary and treas
urer and who remains as treasurer.
Mr. Angc’il Is a corpoation lawyer
anil has been a stockholder in the
company for a long time.
TEUTON SLAIN
TOTAL 1,500,000
Sixty-three Thousand Taken
Prisoner In Franco-
British Drive
PARIS, duly »v ICstimates by
French general headquarters place
'h* number of Germans killed in the
war at 1,7(00,000 Prom April 15 to
.luti* 750. th** Franco British troops
on the western front captured 63,222
prisoners. r.Ofi guns, 603 trench mor
’an* and I,2iS machine guns.
MEXICO NEARS
BERLIN BREAK
fide of Pro-Ally Sentiment
Grows Daily Stronger
In Republic
KG PASO. July 6 Pro-Ally srnti
•i«*nt is reported bv observers here
•o be making great progress in
orthern Mexrco and formal declara
tion of hostilities by the Carranza
overnmen l in th*- near future
\nuld surprise no *>no familiar with
onditions south of the Rio Grand*
Miho Gentian propagandists have
a* **n extremely active they appar
•itlv have overplayed Muir game
n Mexico as in the Fnlted Sta'*
•and a .-'long tid* of r*aetiiui ha
‘pt in.
Some men simply can't he ciMl
>l* w*,iring a corporation uni-
o o m
I N I) EIKO 1T : ON J CENT.
Commanders Ordered
To Save All Shells
Possible
BOYS OF 17 ARE
CALLED TO ARMY
Biff Percentage of In
fantry Made Up
of Lads
Hv WILLIAM PHILLIP SIMMS
Staff Con r.vpontie.' t I * it*J
WITH THE BRITISH ARMIES
IN THE FIELD, July 6.- Sortie of
the countless makeshifts with which
Germany is tiding over her dearth
of war metal* and war power were
revealed at headquarters today.
First of all? prisoners say there
Is a fierce demand from the Ger
man fighters for more sums and
that orders have been Riven by Ger
man commanders for a curtailment
in their expenditure of shells wher
ever possible
The captured cartridge shell cases
are of steel now
Lack of brass and copper has
made the enemy try this metal for
ammunition cases for field guns and
howitzer*. Steel cartridges are also
heinc Issued to soldiers now At
tempts have been made to make
these steel rases available for use
in machine guns, but up to the
present they persist in a tendency
to burst and jam the guns.
raptured automobiles front the
German lines show' constrttefion al
most without brass or copper. Mo
tor lorries show fabric and wooden
tires instead of rubber.
'Estimates from prisoners give
about 1." prr cent of the present
German fighting Infantry made up
of men 21 and 22 years old Front
12 to 15 per cent are men averag
ing 20 leads’ of are now being
brought to the front in large num
bers and abou' fiie or 10 pet- rent
of the fighting infantry is mad" up
of these youngsters German prts
oners say home depots are now fill
ing 'ip with 1R year old you h- and
run hnv« of 17 are undergoing rr
animation preparatory to ennscrip
tlon.
\\ Ul Oil St. I nls nml nrftirn M.
fintnrdnv, Jutv 7, IM7. Chair cars.
- Alv.

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