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th« whole of the great Russian line
•• far north as Plnsk Is menaced
Tarn in# of the Russian flank may
he attempted To avert a disaster,
the malcontents will be weeded out
and shot and a Grin stand made
Not alone on the front is the new
policy of extermination of tmde.tra
idea, of traitors and pro-Oct mans to
he carried odt Today in Petro*rad
strong forces of soldiers and spetlal
agents began a systematic uproot
lng of 11 1 •- German spy system •’ 1
well as a aortins out of rll r
clou troops. The first mi;< him -'•*»
regiment was disarmed Four hua
cired machine gum- and truck toads
of military supplies were ' Ur '-
The regiment Itself marched *o
Winter Palace *q. and io>«» ai, > "
rendered. It was transferred t«« new
barracks and will shortly r>. *' n
to the front. Pirta of :hi- i*
were among thus, who paj ,h j
in last week's rioting in T<irog (
PETROGRAD. Jul> 21 T ‘* xi
encc of a huge german plot ro ovr t
throw th* new democracy by a coin
ter-revolutlon was definitely pro?
today In wholesale arrests in n*
capital. It was German mono- th.
incited anarchists I • «cek to tre
non; it was German nf-n -
provocators at the front whe led
the mutiny In the army
The German plot for a coun
revolution must l ave b* "n fortuifß
for months. Millions inu.*t a™
been spent in hatching the scheme
Among several hundred amt hi*
and revolutions r ie of scan* means
and no income, who wort ■■*eUed to
dav th* authorities found large
sums of money. None hid le-s th er.
300 rouble;, tIIMM. and many car
rie<l several thousand
But from out of th<* dock < it-
German perfidy. Premier Keren..*}
emerged today strong* r than ever
He is cow clothed with all t.ie po"
ers of an absolute ruler a mark o
universal public confld* n< e
•We „r« glsd the corm broke so
soon." declared Mr. Kmmelme
Pankhurst. Fngland suffraget ••
leader, today. "We had known v>
was gathering for weeks W* i?^ r
the Germans were at work, bu* how
or where th* 1 machination* would
break out, no one knew
"As an American. v ou se
from this situa'ion »h»’ we had to
fight against in England. <»ol only
knowshow many English lives were
lost because England permuted t
German?? to remain working In out
nidst. You in America will find
sooner or later—perhaps at terrible
cost—that you must lock up e\ -t.
German sympathizer
Rven with the new police of run
Bing down all agitators and political
fanatics, there were evidences here
today that German agent.- »»11l
abound. Apparently there is a com
nrehensive. systematic campaign or
acquisition of passports hy pick
pocketing
WILSON HITS
CONGRESS CURB
Demand* Elimination of War
Committee Plan In
Food Bill
WASHINGTON. July 13 —The
precedent U*t nicht oppofi"d the ef
fort of eoi»RTt*9!* to make
Jointly responsible with him for Hie
conduct of ibe war.
In ft. letter to Representative I>e
▼er, father of the food control bill.
Mr. Wilson demands the elimina
lion of the Owen amendment, which
created a Joint congressional com
mittee to supervise the financial con
duct of the war
**l could only inteipret its final
adoption,” tl»> president wrot*. "a*
arising from a lack of commence In
myself."
FOE RAID ON U.S.
CAMP BALKED
French Flyers Keep Hun Ma
chines Away From
Americans
AMERICAN TRAINING CAMP.
PRANCE, July 24. —German air
pianos hare been trying to locate the
American camp. They have been
unsuccessful. Today an attempt of
the German filers whs fm.-drated by
the French. American officers in a
touring car witnesses 15 air ma
chines fight in the sky. The Ger
mans were driven off.
HOSPITAL FOR
PLAGUE VICTIMS
WILL BE BUILT
If the corporation count-el decides
it la legal the city will * get a *1 .-
000,000 tulierculosis sanitarium
somewhere outside of the city and
probably outside of the county. ThTs
was decided upon in a meeting of
the health board. Monday night Th*-
nioney has been appropriated and
the board believes the hospital
should be come distance from the
city. If it is not deemed advisable
to go out of the city the building
will probably be created on the site
of the preaent tuberculosis hospital
Dr, Hugh A. Freund was elected
president of the board to succeed
f>r. Angus Mcl>»an. who resign'd
when he was calle dto the fro/ 1
with Harper base hospital unit, and
Dr. Francis DulTield was elected
vice-president, succeeding I.)r. J
Walter Vaughan, who Is also In th»-
••rviee of the war department. The
two new officers were appointed by
Mayor Mar xonly within the Ihsi
few weeks.
9biArt*i: fo*tum C«r*a» Comp*nr.
rillOl CMichigan, Poilum
E? Caraal C*., Ltd . Wlndaor. Ontario.
DETROITERS
ARE READY
FOR tm
Drafted lien Say 1 hey
Will Not Ask K\-
cmot ion
“EDDIE FIT//* IS
WILLING TO GO
Mayor’s Secretary and
Others Accent I ottery
Result Gamely
After all. P -.mild . ppi ! r
men who failed to -t .n
--of I'm lc Sam - ~gh. • u •
but waited !or til* draft ;o > 1 .
along and mi t* • m w
slarkers or hir * • Th o
JUSt ii> geod ! rt' ■> «t- in?
they f* It t ,i 11 > y uiuli! -• : ?
1 country quit* a» well by g<hnc
! their usual routine ot prod,. mv« -
as they wou.Ul :n a train.ng <■;**:.
learning to <-•■ ?■ -•. r> 1 -
This is indieate<i by th* tact tna
one < a.u :inti :ew luu *1 in
fir*' c.a .->• * ri• * - • .."*
ing ;o .lie e\eni, ’icn claim.- N* r
all tak- 'the attitude 'ho r is tie-,
duty ;i< jorr. t'n*- national .1 :n> nov
that the time ha> come t«» irganize
it. Os many interviewed by a r* porn r
for The Times, • •■* one was four ;
who admitted that ht would petition j
for exemption. Thiv however. 1-
somewhat diff*-rent exp. rienc- r<
that of another reporter .» few d.-* * ■>
ago
Exemption boards however *.-*» o*'
the opinion that the . - iiina- o' the
war department hs f 1 •' o' h*> >n* it
called will be exempt* is ’OO ’<• ?
by far There is ovideit* •• that fully
one-half of the non called w.ll he I
rejected for physical *,.sons alnn*
The physical examtna'ion t- to be
equally as r.trid a-, that employed in
selecting ;n* n for th* regular ar.-v
or na\y «n<i the**- branches -lo n
accept more than .It* per c< n f of 'U**
applicants. Men who ; ;>'? for *r
listnient believe they ir* physical)’,
fit before rhe\ apply, y* • 1 >t mor*
than one in thre* can p .ss tn*
teats
On regls’ra'.ion (lay scores of m* n \
registered from hospitals >r :roni;
sick beds at home by pro\ Man
have grown worse, oth*’ - V .<*v* >e
come ill, and. of cou r ?e. .1 gr* .*
many have di* and Th*-s< reasons 1* *d
students Os tne question to briicv* '
tha r at least four will be called sor 1
every one chosen
The *-xemj>tion bt>.»rds have r.o*
vet got down to busines*- A vi«i *
to a number of the local boards
headquarters Monday af'ernoon
proved that th* boards ar* waiting 1
for complete alphabetical lis’.-'
the men in their districts to b* sup
plied by the city staff of starlstt
clans now working in the * ity h *II
Such callers as the board' have *-«d
thus far have been men who w,tn*ed !
to learn their draf' number?*. In j
the absence of the alphabetical ll' , -
It Is practically impossible for the
boards to tell a man *h* order n 1
which he was called, hut thar Uifor J
mation will r»ach the local or and 1
by Wednesday *r Thursda. r '*«*r 1
which the actual work nt the dr. I’
will start. Most of he boards r.
have one tuember on duty t<> an.-wer
questions about draft numbers It
is up to the ap; ll(an» to g » ov*-r th
list of lottery number-* tnd disco'*-r
ior himself if he l as been -«*lecied
Among those almost certain b* |
called is Edward Fitzgerald -♦*:.
larv to Mayor Marx M r Fitzg* r
lives in the eighteenth draft di
trict where st*o Is the quota 1» ti
lde this number will h*- railed r
| once and it is absolu T - v r*> '.vn ”
several addittopai will be summon*- *
to fill the quota. Fitzgerald 1 ' nttr
! her came out of the box on ')
j tO&Tth chance He «*xpect-. to
! called very soon
*'l shall file no exemption claim
said Mr to The Hm* • I
haven't any such thing, and so ’
as I know- mv h« alth is sutficienny
good to pass me "
Ford Harris, of N’n Ar»4 1-2 Twer,
ty-flmt-st., was drawn ’n the f *.' 1*
capsule. Mr. Harris is one of th*
clerks now engaged in Identifying
th*- draft'-d men in iii»* city h;*
end in such «aparity id*’n'ified bl
own ntimb*-r
"it was th* twen'y fifth card 1
identified las’ Friday - iid Mr M. r
rls. “and I received it a* c\mop,
a: 25 o’clock in th*- after"ocn a’
very moment of my twenty-flftt
birthday. I’m willing to go to war
and would voluntarily enlls* if I
thought I could 1 ass the ey* f* -•
1 don't mean that I war.: to go. b .*
I shall not try to hrg off If th*
doctors think I can see well enough
Pll be wearing the khaki very soon.
I think."
A. (’ Bowman, of No ilO Por’.ig
ave . Highland Park, whs ’h*- fiftieth
called. His number ws** o .»;* I
It came out the 350th u‘ i’i h 'lt
trict was the fiftieth Identified, mak
ing It certain tha* h*- hill ii.*\e rc,
appear. Mr Bowman was married
recently, but he will not .»rt\an' •
that fact as h claim for exemption.
He d«’Clares he will dinpl.. tell *>r
his position and let the hoard do
1 h** rest He say .< h** Is ‘twixt lov*-
and duty He heliew* he should go
and also that he should stay. H«
will not try to influence the board
Harold F Ga Hue, an author,
whose home is at No :i Befhun*
ave east, was drawn early in tfc*
lottery. He Is not married, has no
dependents. Is healthy and prepar'd
to go to war. He declares tha* hr
doesn’t want to go. hut s*-orns to tr>
lo beg off
Os many who have expressed 'h<
Ideals not one has admitted he would
seek to avoid his fluty. There ar
no heroics about If and all admit
they would prefer to remain at
home, but they ar*» prepared to oi>« ■
the call of th**lr countr*
The hoard of etatl«t|ci.ins has and
elded to identify fift.OOO nanvs b«
lore It qutts, believing it w ill r*
quire that many nt, least to lurn.sn
Detroit’s quota of more than 11 .«•»»«»
Keeping l T p With the Joneses
r- ; ; ; || ... —2 ir ALO y 3tU 3 p>
VOUI2L VTlfsC ! WE’LL f ' 6 dn FKOM I Am’ 1 LOST ■* WoeTH
I ' i O \ IH' I3LIMK*t iy p | , 3 *tm’
HEs Ir» 15 lam Mery J mow? «« B tS3 In gonhh
Beem oun cm -th Umxj iof Sntt | V (/;; .".l: A C iNggi, fflit Tsicx os sons che-!P
*'> ||III '//•*.s ; Lji£\
—''v'.V'V**'V * ; .*.*.• *j_ ’i— ’***•*, —' ,? \ I*',. •' /y \ v T ■—■
J* I °
Detroit to Become War Plane
Center as Soon as Bill Carrying
Huge Appropriation Goes Thru
Th* moment President Wilson
;r.? * :;* bill •pr
• 1 1 for th* e!*tnblishraenf of an
\ni* ric;tn a* . ;;d f«>*•;•♦*, a telegraph
message will om** clicking over
th.- *tte» fr* n ’A a hlr.gton to De
troit, throwir , rto dynamic opera
•: r. th* *irr manufacturing or
The f ictori* - which are to mak*-
>artcu« par -of th> war bird r n
4>i:ii*»s hav* already r*»ceiv*»d tn
struetjons. S*-v. nil of the kirtc ;n
.*• Itutions which manufacture au»* •
.nobii- ' art in readiness for the
.■*igr.al.
M hen *h*- word is riven. 'h* r .
w.ll be no del*y s r;ilar to t> a’
which is offi* h'ii nter*- »»*« 1
in the hmlding of a merchan* ma
rir.e to s-ij.p’ant 'he o' h,,**
destroved b;. the German under wa
•er boa'? Plans ha\e been tenta
;lv*Ty agr* ■ and upon, ind the m**s
sage from Washington will nink>-
rhem effective and nle.ee the big
n. inufacturlng ma< hinery n m ■->
'ion.
It is agreed on all hand- th i* D
troit w:il be *he ■ on*er of *his go*
ernmenta! Ind ustry which will spend
•h*- s*'3*' " o<V> in prov ding ‘Vve*.
for *h*- army "
A* pre*. n* \ manufacturing
institutions ore working on plane*
*hat ar* u- •• l - t - onina machines
The type id pted b;. th*- govern !
-.♦•n' ha- , r o.n :•* w r'h no' only
on American but on British military j
aviation field- Manufacturers who 1
!',a(e had experience in the making
of the trair j ng machines, will
•he hulk of the work in the making
* *V more finis 1 -*! product 'ha'
w;ll go at once to the battlefields
I ft is believed *hr- work can b" ac
I compllsiv-d by Wednesday or Th-irs
day night Meanwhile, the local a \
! eruption heard?- have re< no in
'»ruction* from V. ?shing’.on and are
j ir.arkin? time until *he% cet the liats
identified E;uh oosrd v ill receive
* rer* fled 11« rof numijers draw r
i rrom Washington probably -»n Wed
nesday, when they will check over
| and verify the lie’ of idcntifleHflon*.
| Then notice?-, w ill be ?«• nt to thus*
! called Up until Tuesday morni r c
Tout r,*,obo nan;*- of Detroit men
called had b*'**n located
MERCURY LOWER
THAN TUESDAY
Tho no rain fell in r*etroit show
. vff't of 'he c > and thru the
j central part of 'he brought r
j i;*--f from !i*-h ch
! Monda? evening nd ’h* city *lepi
n ••orufort Th* temperatur- in the ,
; official »uhe * arlv Tuesday morning
A t' si? flsgteea lo«*-r than on Mon
da morning Over- ?**.t -kies gav<-
Ii r"Uii'< ot comlortabie t* mperatur*-.*
i- h:i;t.n» ”.* da? •? :*h a po- -*b li’v
l of -bt\?*rs Mondays maximum was
!Sk degree^
Thr* heat prostra’ions »• r< re
• or'*.; to th** police Monday The
victim-* v?• re John Futray ag*d IT,
Grand?'ave -n-1 Super n rt’., who
jwa- «inck*n while i f work on a.
: bull ling at Gm'lot And I’ennsylva
I nia avi J> -• pii Hurhman ?ho col
! lap? "and n* ' hi uome No 27
l Twelfth .-' . ?nd Theodor* pearls
!g*-d 7? No 41** V* nuont ~?-«• , who
j »a? 'fnck“n at l f > b* Mondgy night
while -landing ,n a /tr**:.? /.one at
Uri-* old .in*l V chig • a \1»
will recover
PECK. MISSING
YACHT SKIPPER.
HELD FOR ARSON
('apt Willard Feck la*e -kipp*ri
of tn* varht V'enetlan Maid, burned ]
at 1-«*r dt-’k near the wafer work*,
.iun-- Is not dead. h.« first sup |
p*. iil H* wi- arr* *ied ;n OfT*---oy
pan 'i'-ndsy. wb*-n h< stopped off 'o
r '? '•
Hi* i* LGiP i;“1*1 for th«- Detroit
poli* o on a chsrg*- of ars*)n in con
nection a tth the burning of th«- VenT
tihn -Maid Til* fire occurred Just j
after th* vachf bad h* *-n sold to th*'
Fn *« and Stn’e* government b? Thom
«« Hunter who h;.d pui'iiased *h«
I FREE TRIAL
SHORTHAND
I TYPEWRITING
BOOKKEEPING
I \lai?sM fn
130 to 60 Days
If |ft««r* ItnllT nnd 'ton.. W
I nittl I'rl. P.trnlngt.
GARVIN INSTITUTE
j :n>TM*TM \\«**a**«ra Its.
DETROIT TANARUS! ME 9
| Companies w *ho * x;>* riencc in
I the huildtne of 'h*- hev -*r h,.n air
machine- w 11 -’nr* x.n. training
t>i.tn*'s. a<cord-ng fron dN.-atches
f'om Washtrg'on
\t ♦; - • 'ffmatc |
! 'ha' about ! •'* pi.** - per nc-nth
I will t>* *• -T;• ! .*■■» n-- monthly
«>*jf;-**t •.* i-n’i . :v ;- rn ■ SC, and
; the older. c\p*-r *-n<-c>i airplane
bu:U!* r- *•” ‘<v*m • ‘- , ;-y w ith not
! th* -:ntp - rv; . - • - ■ •*• but the
pow »rf*:i -or;; xb. '* plar.es,
T v -* atroraf* prod'icrii-n board of
t’p. ’*■•! - 1- v. ooniplet
;r te?**< of tr airplane motor
i *har - - * ro b*- |;chf*T and more
powerful hart any now ,n use
H •■*-* w !! completed in
■ * : *»rirmanufacture soon
'•-r h- (pproprthflon is O. K’d
b> -.ngf -s r.d igned by ’he pr* s
i. nr. ii -a*' he- fron Washington
I say
\h >••* n*w ’-aininc f or
* r* will he estsMl*hed when
•h** appropriation is made.
Th- Far e.ard Motor tr company
h.r many months ha - h-en experi
n’lre with anew 'xpe o’ «ir
•n*' motor and to H-nry B. Joy,
f •- head of 'f - n-’ern. most
of 'he cr-dit is ci>*n for 'he estab
•n* of it * Aviation field
r.o ,r Ms (Temen* Hepry M. Ia-
Irand and \V C I * 'and. formerly of
'he I’adid-c M 'or Car company,
have also 'ak* n sp 'he task of per
fee*;nr the airplane . nein** Other
. ,*i-tnobl!e concerns are
nown to oe work ire on various
j ar’s of machines 'ha* will be huilt
n 4 hole*.* • , -.anti*—*s a* soon as
*h*- word comes from the national
' capitol.
boat from T.. W Tuller a «hor* 'im**
T“fore
Cap’ feck den * - all knowledge o'
*i;p d<r— * r ;< ?i< r: of the vesxel [|*
remernber- two 'trang'-rs comir.e
ji-oard ‘he la.-t nigh" h* «■? *- on
“■ 4.
blank, h*- -a?- X few day- la'-r
he found Tmr—elf in Chicago in
dazoj condition, and lcemed for * *
fir-’ time 1 hat 'he boa’ hnl he. r.
humeri. der-iares perk furth'-r
-?. - he notified Mr .Tuller tv. lore
distanc* telephone Saturda th t’
h“ was on his way to <’h* boye m. H»
did not know he ••? <nit>*C'*h I•*
troif
f'etectlve Dobble ha' pope *o C! •
■> gan to bring P< * k ba.-k.
THE UNITED SAVINGS BANK OF DETROIT
STRICTLY A SAYINGS BANK
Condense and Statement ot* Condition, June 20, 1917
HESOI Ri KS
Municipal Bonds an'! P
Estate Mortjrajr* >.'>.37^,200.05
Cash on hand and in
banks 1,116,987.58
Total $6,493,187.63
It Is worthy of every depositor’* to note that the resource* of thi«
bank consist entirely of Mur In pa I Bonds, R*-al E«bite MortKiufen and Caah
on hand and in bank*. Safe- V / (jf compounded •wmi-annoolly, the
tr Is thtDt aavured dep<, itors, hiphost rate paid by any bank
be.wiricM Interest i« paid at in Detroit.
iTitt v ?t niouivu finowTM or r»F.m«rTs ixn ashttw of
THIS IMM> l>l m>4. Tlir. LK*T KOt'RTKO VIC 4 US A*
nin ti'rr.AH ox rnr. iu:’okii> or tub
•TA IT. S4XKIXU Dfr iRTMr.kTI
D«po»Jt» Amili
Febrnsr- {. "lox | 2C:’.?01 47 t 5A4.5*2 M
Jnnu*ry !1 472.505 >7 5i3,»22 15
Jinusry 2« 1,372.805 2D 1,511,65171
FebruAry 5 Yy* 1,670.556 41 1,146,1*0 Ot
Msj oh ?, iijx 2.57D.61* SO ».00*,7S0.*D
Februnry ( j&u 4,0*6. 4.406,051 *0
M*reb 4 13:,*; 4.847 Xl4 60 5.466.416 14
Jun* 20. 1317 6.806,542 85 5,4D5, 1*7.63
Op*r Monday evonlng from 5 to 8 o'clock.
Sand for Dooklot, "Bunking by Moll “
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t- wh ha* h**n rorring to *h* Tarn
1* f r ?*«r« and always w!lb*om**
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<*rt •mini* story n mov'n* pi'tur*.
whi h sh* rails "H*r F**st I> «» n n
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d *nr* laugh uproariously
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■a h a'* «;v*n in n *t? 1* |-> 1 «r
1 h*- own. and in th* r*n'' • nos
[wh •-> .h* mak*s h*r -isms) |v'
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*•! in a lona tliri* is ‘Remnants p r *
«*nf*d b> • s author Ravm n l I’ • '
a*-.- .t*d f- i:’,lrab«-th S. Irl*\‘ Ft -n-'
Is a r median similar in hi* m*** •! •
DIFECTORB
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LIABILITIES
Capital Sto'-k $ 500.000.00
Sc-'clu (nil earned).... 150,000.00
T rj -. dr i Profits 16,644.78
} | ned for Trxps, etc. 20,00<b00
Deposits (all Savings).. 5,806.642.85
Total $6,493,187.63
1 t-> \V 1) tn? Ilwln* Th* 11 r»*■ - i*f th*
k*ti ti «?* full of -|u!*t humor, and
??hii* 1 ■ •> skit is plavej in an almo*!
nur- null m»*?n*r. it is non* th*
I*. ■ .** tv e Mini tli* audit *n * finds
Ms-If m a ronstat cbuvkt*.
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the - ••latic final* to th* ('antis'-
sht-va. ’ What Vour S:*|?, a*?-*ral
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kr »n peratl- numb*i- m a matin*;
■ ' • win a- miioli arplaus* a« h> ,1 ! tn
1 .* t k must- a I sh--w
1 .vndru Lewis .lit -1 *l»-n N-ii-ii .1
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, ( ih- s that th*j have mastered the
.•.?.( t ?f *ra?tat-«n Th* Three
lormaa - rl* hav* a good
* attrartlvel? tlr*s-*d N'*w pi fur*.
I'-.ow'ng 'vi rlci r\*r*s r|-i»* th»- h.l !
?s I 1 h s an unusually varied ,»n-1
-x- * |!*n' pr ?gra ir
Ml 1 »:a
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*ip a pl*a»'ng siimn'er )’! in C.*
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TANARUS! * r?; 1* * s s!»t*rs. tsk* t‘* a' Id> • n
• k? * 1 >untrl*s in fifteen nvm
i** n *r “;ugmg and dsn- ns r
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well r -Humeri S-'rn* am! tlanc *
•< p - *! of 11 a' v. Fran* Holland »r»l
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« rag’im* finish
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( .n -d\ . o ip!* t -vi t* the allt**ra
lime program rorrpller '>l 's a
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■ r . •fa tram ar.no un < * * u r ' * an p
pot* unity to d»H? er birrs* ff s<- ? -
. rn! *oK*s that ar* n*w - t.n
smsr and a pleasing p- rnonallt? adds
to th,* general > *T»rf
Detroit—You
Owe It to Yourself to j
Take a Vacation
Rocky Mountain Limited
-Daily fro* Chkaga lo Doavar. Colorado Sprioga aad Focblo -
Only one night out from Chicago—on rcatful
rails,
—in a train that provides service that is safe and
Satisfying.
Take any of many splendid trains to Chicago,
but be sure to go "Chicago to Colorado" via the
Rock Island Lines
—the trip of countless wonders.
The only direct line from the Fast to both I>en*
ver and Colorado Springs. Other convenient modern
all steel trains from Chicago, St Louis and Memphis.
Let us tell you all about it-eapecial!y how in
expensive the trip may be made
na OUT ■" ■ TEAR OUT HAIL TODAY
Rork Island Traval Bureau. Majestic. B’dg . Detr-vt
C. C. GARDNER. D. P. A. Phone: Mstn 2770
Please tend me Illustrated literature on Colorado.
Name— ■ ■ ■ ■
Address ■ ■ ■ 1 ——
Rock Island Lines
s=b Safety and Service First •
TUESDAY. JULY 24. lfM7*
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by |**h*r*n<’«* * •**••* >. •' i i• • ?.> I: .
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vau<l**\ tito »'.t« t-h l • in. ■ on* n
**f tiw ioiM|i«n nip.-r .- 11»*. >i i ||.
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t• ri •!*. I put i•i. >r |. \\ . n .| m
nil < \tr tb** » t nn t r.i.uinj* i I .|,l - t)i*
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11 •• i ■ in<t D• 11 M*l!.l nt nll 11. t. *
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i"i* <n m rlurt r>i a * i>rlm <lo*vn th**
I >ll .e
Hilly \*irlr>t Ar»<l tr*>n- M irt offer
i In nil Inking'and tn «t rutii«>nt at
dl\erfiAom, m «. hH*» 7><ia and H*> * n
'l' - li(i<. n n<ii| ilt r v . | n rh»
*«h •' » fli n r* fi ..Altlnir »..niv tinnlfft
i Th* Mil*, top »i r**viA'*
• nnda .ii» the hit I'. nt ir** Ain -i
pr* ■ *»<}*• the vaudeville
SOLDI ERS~A\I)
CITIZENS FIGHT
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d.tv urhf chj»r*n.( with
tlv# t. on Mil Ch. n*- -t , r.i'ir H.m
(">• k 'I l.e* ffoldu r ir* Rohi-rt
Starh.w-kt. Xu 11 ;I Mor«ini»t., Wil
'lam No >...4 i'nre«f n \
Flovd <’tir*is. no horn** Vikt K ’..-n,
Fort V»vnA, and John Kowalrki, Ft
Wav no
Sr »nl*'v Polo.kl, aso.J 25. No Sf»T
Finn* > / 'V av*» niffi, aerlotj**] v
hurt In th;* brat* 1 If** l*» in R«
inr hoApltal and it i« thought
■ ku?l I* frH<‘»urorl The o f h r n u.i*
ir*' Irmoph Marcirnow **ki, N » ■**
Fort-*■• • r * t. f.a'vri't'i <* M.ircinvnw
-k No Mitch* U tv** a
t* t * k ll ’*t - 1? i No f»!>0 Pr* d< ri a »*
and i'*onrir Sara.in, No. 2'(2 Oral *t
HVO
Prlwflwr-- fl» i»ln!n n#*«» kind—fk**t
t« rl» ht—.foh O oto— M*iln l"? 0.
—and to your country too!
Health conservation is as import
ant to this nation now as increased
food production.
“L)o your bit” by guarding your
health—your energy—your vitality.
Only by dping this can you do
your best for your country, whether
it is in the trenches, in the olftce or
at the workbench.
Take a vacation!
Take a vacation that will give you
most diversion and best nerve rest.
Go to Colorado —the roof garden
of America,
—noted the world over for the
strength-giving qualities of its clean
pure air and sunshine,
—and for offering more variety of
sport and recreation than any other
vacation land in America,
—and you can go at less expense
than you imagine via the Rock Island
Lines—on the famous
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