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TII l RSl> AV . AIT.rST <». 11*I 7 .
ON WAR’S
SIDELINES
Tl III: I'IIIKTY FIRS I regiment of National Guard mf.«nu\. which Ik j
I *«•!»• »n'own crack regiment, is inoluliz* <1 It ha a notion that it 1
i -ono w 1,. n>, soon. Sum** of tli** offlc. rs li.iu 1 M ail in the
t i|ii i • t 1 i ' .ii ,im |* ha- been pr* pared for 'ln in at Warn. I*va •
Some of tli- otil n hav*- nail tu later papers that i ••am|» has been pro
pan 1 1 ' i •lu 11, it til vlmg Mi' lntan What »I»• • > nav. • •■•■ ti in thi papers
:■ ail th* kt «.w about it Whan the 'l’hirt> Kit * I- called to antraln, it
may g. eh i to the jufnping off plan , for all that tin chieftains of De
'i it i\ all i r aftii lall> know about it now They “ii'iplv ban him told tt»
b> t« li to i. .. i >otn< wlo re w hen the woid < > no--. ->*> fai a- the regi
no ii' i eorii eriwd. the whole ?,002 men of ih Thirty First could b* on
tl * i uf* wagon-, trucks, sttppli*-, dud and -o!di» r- within two
la nil . t • <ej \ iriK order- to none Tin.- w*.-k th * * have been held up
b' 1 . *i (.• hipno o' of mill clothing in them Tin- i no fault of
tl -i • • v:. |he <|'-t i ihutlnn of this clothing, when it arrive-, will require
at" i <; i In r.nisi of hoi - that tmi.-t be filled and things of that sort.
Th.- It Te job out of th* wav. the two hour limit will stand again.
I* i- 1 1 U*■!v that the Tldrt> First will pn to Grayling. because certain
ibo ..rb.n.i • • to to iu-.tifv »ti* relent ion ot the tr«-np within the
'at. , - m and beeai.se i: ; . uraleistMMl via grapevine telegraph that
fro - •• at ion In beep arranged on r a route that lead- north from Ito
tin" 1' .ot eu-tomaiv to go nortli from lutroit when Texas is the
"b -aii. * Mo- j I'irnev but that direction doi an w■ t th* purpose for
Jaunts vit i•• ! ing ward
\ < in unn ! i- llk.-lv to qu* ,»im Midi i -ituation There is a
ti tnc ' - feai a hreal(d-vn m u ,r and. partr erit efilelenry. Inasmuch
a. t,•■! !i •:i I'.ttee nu n hav. been niobili/ed for »wo wo ks and more,
• ' • •U t vv ledge of wh-t- t|,.-> in going to tr.cn There has been
not). t t|. * .p* Th* si I'l'toi' am! .** h Michigan boy • are soldi* rs
N' - 1 ■ nr • • ini- -a i \ Th- r oi-bi- are m i.-ly to stand tead> to
i i* -v * n IT . w.ii di partrtn i t km w - that the 'lhirtv First will be
tea • I- • jj •11 % First kn-iw . that w lii’ii ts i • wa. ih partnient i- ready,
t' i' I ‘ proper * in :> pn par* and for *h« m \rtin discipline makes
•a. I 'a - -if 'i - - 1 1 f i* cd< pi-n-la hii .t - n-fipel I'.nn with t h** other
l" • • I' -m : no r->iifii- mn ti"!' m: undei • aiidins mu laxity. It’s
ju-t a m iit.il v wav of doing thing*
Tht* Matter of Training;
'll. 1 1 11IITY I‘s TIST i-ci • 11 * <iii« n't know what r i- going to do
w' * i t' do* - mo h camp Th** offii havi received from Wash
’ '« •h- • tr- tm ’ti'itt ition of 11** sort of instruction which
1 l"l’ t -it’ '; I • \ ■ an 'he v flatting They
> • w '!!'••' .n •' 'u*-'ion w • 1e m • v«-d vvliei- jt conies time to
' ■ I-a all tliev offlc i Iv know -iow . ! • Thlr’v First rnav fie
»•' p: n t' ’I i v.o oi .North.'rn Micfogan. <u I ratme 01 ju«' some
wh*. t«
n 1 -• '‘ • e off! i-r. of | le'roif' own crack regiment are not with
■’ of T - r--wn Th* v lav# !-■■• m- np|a a ’-in it y to b-arn something
"If- :i i "•! in voi a :•> this cm it* *of a war ■ They know ju-t
w " • ' -on t *ml fad iit • i... riJ * t !a -1 y ear. and i* is not
•hito g • - mofTli;. 1 1! \ tf.at then will be something n* w in
a ton fc.x tla- hoy*.
u ’* •" ” • Mi v an bord< Mu Mi*h;gan militia was trained to be
•v* ■■ * *i.- 1 ■ I> n • -bile arti! v 'i fi- \\ ■•! v i-ritte tr*sip-* learned tfie
‘ !'-•• \ ’ i t<- . r and p. • t g him Now they must
* • "t- at ivi |• •; ii i mg. poke Slugger Hill
, ' i ‘ ~w ' -tl until (til is wobl.lv. ~nd then lead with the Jeff.
' f a l ' V in.tr old Hill stliack on tie jaw wi'h the well
s h it. I warlare t * ll lt • in 'he lam! of alkali and
1 ' ' l 1 xft of for. ed in I- g - •t * hargi s across open
1 1 ' ' - "It'*l", pur-uits ha 1 -and I allow • n*r* iii hrn*-n*spec
• *'• 1 ' tveinefits surpr • attack*, swift deployment for action.
' ■* ' ia ‘ ‘ r ‘ ' •’.. 'i* !i*-ld and score- *d thing- like t»ia» It was a wide
' f ' ’ '' '’' ;ki ri - n|ei n fin ii,ii!w it hr - :orw ard pa**ing and
* ' l, ‘ l‘ tv I was a*« us ‘om. dto march “even miles
' ’ ' ! ' '1 ” n lull for fouj or li\. Imurt Sp*-.-d an 1 nifty strategy
out rank* and j-iw m .
Therp’s a DilTei oner, Now
" ' ■'• hitig for' a-vir w 'fi \|e\ r.> Wat in Rurope |s
' -• l' ’Sell i-r To -■ it -i t«- 'he football reference,
' 1 ' •' ' l ' hn"': •*: have . n it’ll Just n-ov i- compa r able
‘ ' ’ l plunging gam five yard ■ to Hike, three downs to go
-nd c . « smF n i* a ft) -jo I- v. i\ down Tli* Thirty rirst n.-... r has
■ fat-- that make tren* nes more or less permanent places
"' m - -I- -' i- i•v•r ti i- -pe< ia| /i-d ti prr*te.-tb»n from sma -lun> shell
- I '' < *' '-ok a * t-'e-i jiv th- creeping barrage »• -ont*Tlnng new to it.
it So re bombing opeiauone. mod-rn bayonet fighting g|.-nade throw
;-•* *-‘ <f oK« lid many of th- t.- ri* s'h it l av.- h. *-:i f-a'ui.-d since the
an fight it g -la- - i-'\. client • wa th< Mon tnd j■ ■ ... of
the Mcv.an border duly Its- year th. Thirty first w 111 hav. plenty of
w things to I- --rn :.t its . att i • i • f-h iml it t- no* -o very difficult to
guess the >r* ot ti tm ng u . ill »*.
T*v O, r • . ' le I Ft • * - - -n;: . ted ,-pe* 'a I u.lining
1' r* - %‘o A-- I o' ' • Ib ' and 1 •a11 a! ton. and lieutenant 1 ,*-ee
of th" n,a b:> - tn- " tnp. r’v ~ tin .-n : qu* -Hon Major WU*on
Spec! 1.l O and ' 1 e -I■ " i of !’• Te, 'll I. |« i Ii a!' t |,e. . i[l fn« 1 ois work to
’“•' ‘i' i' ■gr• id ) -' - ! ’ f • i:r dth -' liny \s 1 1 i hav* sfiliV’
Interest ir g •; mg- to • xpiait to 'he egiment
The Men of Michigan
TiMF.HF tre 2/»r»; no n enrolb-d in th- Tl rty first regiment w.lh
' -tu 1 - undtlllr* and hr-can. alcbul m • mi;, of ldo no*n <*f
'he 1 nfai 'i v no- u, --itiii 1 Fm M-f-i-r' at 11,< I »*-f |-.»u armorv
daily nth* r (omptM.i* nr at \nn \ 1..,- andlak*oli rh-vare
r"a iv to m port at l'e'ioi' a -o-m i- tr i- g* - them here aft<-r ih»-
* all Th- reg-tnettf .* divi :*-d 11 * a • 1- .*| .ompan.es, a head
<;uar*et s-tats •- I r i * *.• and pi' <mi| mv and a «anttn v
detH'httien' :*i aril's in ill. Th* major.tv «,t it). | *<*\h are sleeping at
horn*' he, *u—• 'Ji< .rnior cantin' afford them a< cotnodntions. They re
port <-vmv morning an lan on duty lin'd v« n ,i'clo« k, when they a’-e
ftc**d lor th* n ght.
There t« no chance foi the period of a wading orders to move to he
come t*’dl '. flier* are som* tl ng Ilk* t'.OO recruits «'n the muster roll,
and *he v. tr-rat.s of th• h -rdcr point .ire not mn id.-r.-d perfect in fh"lr
drill* l utes a memN lof fin- Thirty third i a -igti*-d to other duties, he
s called upon *o drill tw i day. and the wm k tak'-s mos» of the day.
The band devnt* *om*-'*'inK Ilk'- *.x hours a day to prat flee. |*'s gutting
to be a era- k dan of looters, too
Michigan ha’ *hre«. regir—rts of the National infantry whi* h will par
ticipate in the war I'i" Thirty Turd never was discharged by Fnde Sam
af’er tfie rcttitr from 'he hord*'t It was stationed a* Fort Wavne until a
fi w w.-ek a. .i. v\ h« ii hi',., d* ’ a '.men's «■ n- u-nt to t'amp Custer, at Hat
tb- t'reik. and Selfridi: ivmt .«?- field at Mt. Clemens, for guard duty Thi 4
tegtrm-nt tnnv !-• a h t lat’her ad inc**d 'ban the oth**rs heraune it never
a- b-f* tli- fed* '! --I v ir. file margin is n«»t a great on*-, however, he
- oi 4 * th- forty third did not g*> t.» Texas Ins* v.-ai until several weeks
after •*>. ot!-. i 'wo d*'par'* *1 'I hi 'bird regiment is the Thirty *c< onri,
w iih indu-l* ’he m-stat* eompanle- In -I/.*, training and equipment, it
i-- omparable to the Thirty fir.-t
Mb! rai :-cimonts *r< far above tfie averag*- militia standards in
• very te |». ' ~i | pr< t'-lv will .o to France among the first of th#- Na
t i.-nal gliat'd unit- to b* -• t ' ov-r-.a- It is timh-roo.| that N--w York
and I’enn-ylv atiia w ill g*-i th- tii-t « *ll. he- ;»n .*> tjies*- state** have a|>
pioxirn *'- Iv contplet* armv divisotn- luMy equipped and readv for servie..
Populatioi give, them tin- advantage When these ,t;*trv have sen* thei
hoy- to Fiaii'' Michigan can piepare to hear that the Wolverine hov
have sailed
COUNTY FROWNS
ON PROPOSAL FOR
JOINT BUILDING
Conn'' auditor d**lnr< tlu>\ will
ri'if h» > (inn- tmani ■ <>f thf «i * v of
m »In proposed n<w rtt>
hall.
Apr«*jMo «»f th* r< solution pro-trip
id Tne-dav night In tin- oniiifiinn
[Tuse'^~ v —^
postum I
a instead of coffee \
F»• rle* I’nttnm <"Vr»al Company.
Mm ti**.fr**V \!t* hlgan; Poatnm
Cereal C. Ltd . Wlndeor, Ontario.
council In AI if Jacob Uuthard. In
itnnting tho rlopar'ment nf puhli
works to uhmif optimal*** for a now
<P> hall building whirl) would raro
foi th- niunlclpatltv* noo*i- for fir
no\t f.O uart in«l provMo . p;** o f.,r
t’ i muni ofTlcr*. County Auditor
loilman do* la rod
"Wo would not plaoo nurs*d.*« n
a position w hoio wo could ho inro\if
<*t|i of tho rity hall ax soon a■» th*-
city no*d< and th** morn wo would *>
* upy
About th*- onl\ plan umirr which
wo would transfer rho rounty offices
t«» th* oil) halt would ho undor tlo*
Dims of a l*!t \ oar b-Hs*
Piisonall: I ant d*ctd*dlv in fav
or ul hot I Hi* * mint) and oily
otth • I ■ nu: htniM >1 under on* roof.
llo**i vi-r, tn*' state law prohibits I* l *
two »<iipotations from dividing f. •
n «•-'*<t a n* w building flftyflf
ly
I r *r* is no doubt that w** n**d
nmr< p.i'f for <ouniy officials in
flvi yearn w«' will need <nutl
foi 12 rir* nit Judges and undoubted
fjr eight Justice foiirt
Th** Pennsylvania railroad now
employs more than 2,20*> women
and girls in its operating depart
ment.
The *'o't’" • of thf* I)p(Ts,
With
Harold
V .
Wilcox
The* \ psiCarU’ton Dancing club
will give a moonlight, Thursday
♦- v * rung, on the Put-In Hay
(% V • ♦
yir- John S Spi*-g*‘l who has been
vis.ting liitnds in PHt-hurgh and
U t-l ng'ou l.a- returned to Detroit
• »
Mi.-' (Ira- • Fisher, of Ironwood,
Mich., i- visiting her sister, Mrs 1>
\ lr* > land. West Urand blvd.
—*.
Mr and Mrs. Walter H Raynor
-nd na tig l;*< r Louise, No. Ver
r-iont . an- visiting in Amherst
bin g
v »
Mr M \ Fowde- is on an east
ern motoring trip and will visit
liloin e-ter by-the Sea, and Baltimore
m tore i• tinnmg to Itetroit
•
lh> fortieth annual reunion of
tlo I-*pe*-r County Farmers' Picnic
so. i*'. will t e hdd Thursday, Aug
D-. at Lake Nipiseing
•
Mr- F-rcrir-rick Clifford Ford ha
returiieil i*. Point* au\ Barques,
whet, -he i- spending the summer,
following a few days' stay in th*-
cit V
-•.-
M , (Irate Riddle is at I-ak*
tl* ic* in >h« Adirondack*, and will
visit h* r b other. Fa-s H Ri ldl* .
,n New York, b* fore returning to
I >*-r roi*.
f#V
Mr and Mr* Flay V Marlkonald
win* have been at White lake, mat
Moti'agu*. Mich, are staying t.-u*
porarilv with >!rs. Mai-Donald - pat
ents. in dross** point"
.
The F’a«t Presidents' association,
Ladies of file (* A R., will rm-c
Frnlav alt* rnoon. in the horn* of
'li- \nna K Mcdrath, N<\ |m
IVterboro at.
'The A *-iglith (lass of the Cas
elementa v «umnier school has chos
en th* national colors, red. whit,
and blue, lor the class colors, and
the nndto "In Dw-I We Trust " Th*
ofhceis are President.
Charles Cook, vice president, Fl-i*-
i[|f ir, ]\.! : (r y, n-^j
' ' ' " ' sgS mss**
Rogers Shoe Companv
|
f
Camp Custer
I Military Footwear
1 m OH thr brother or friend, whethei ;rn
\ o \ fSHBI °^ cpr * recruit officer or enlisted nuin
\ 1 —MAKK HIM A PRKSKXT selected
\ i I \ from our complete line of Nettlcton’s
\ military footwear extraordinary, in*
/ J * eluding a lame variety of Field and
Marching Shoes, Officers' Dress and
Field H<M>ts. Pig (.rain Puttees, etc.
Conault u* and w» will itcurtidj
• dvi»# you upon th«> typo and kind
of footwear uaed in the different
branrhti of tho ••rrir*.
Bontmjr
J hot. J, Jochton, Manager
DAVID WHITNEY BLDG.
SOCIETY
Olinder. *e. tetary, Norman Magul
ski, treasurer, George H< ss.
Mr. and Mr Horace K Ikvdge,
Mr. and Mr- John F Dodge, and
Mayor and Mrs Oscai Marx are on
a tlire* wti i, ' c ruise of th*- lake.-
' n the Hoia*. I bulge \acht, “Noko
mi*.”
Reliable Accredited
( J / ) r o£TftO/TJ/] 9 .
61-69 West Grand River Ave.
Inspection and Comparison Invited
Free Bulletin on Request
Thorough Modern
HORNBLOWER & WEEKS
-MEMBERS—
New York, Boston and
Chicago Stock Exchanges
Orders Executed In All Security Markets
J. J. HAYES, Manager
201 Penobscot Building, Detroit, Mich*
OETPsOST
Military Footn rar Outfitters
Prompt attention given to 'phone
and mail order*. Po*t egrhange
order* cheerfully accepted.
I
—Rv Allman.
Medical Society Raising War Fund
!;.• : > tiienib* r yf th» Michigan
S»a:< M-ritr ■! Micic') ha> been as
c s«rr| s.*, tn provide a fund for car
in: for m<-nihrr- incapacitated in
war -i n ico and th*-ir dependents
Mai Andrew R Riddle president of
th* c..t\, announces that the
money will > o turned over pro rata
to *h- patriotic committer of each
coun' y nierfioal society When the
fund b f \d .o'lMi another sf. assess
inert will he mad* The fund is in
d'-penden' of th* fund to he raised
h\ thr Wayn* County Medical so
eiet\ among it- members
WOULD HOLD UP
KLOKA’S TRIAL
F’loose ru tor Wants Arraign
ment Delayed 10 Days —To
Ik* Decided Thursday.
Wednesday afternoon, less than
two hours after the information tn
tie two Charge*, r.jralnst Anthony .1
Klokit, alleged defaulting count)
mortgage tax clerk, had been filed in
the rr-corder’s court, A stating Pros*
cutor Std A Rrwln apjiearcd h« for*
Judge Connolh with a motion to
have the arraignment put over 10
•lays in order to add n» w name- to
*he information
The judge held the ma't. r ir.
abeyance until Thursday m< ri. r.g
James A Martha Kloka's attoi
oey, then fold the court he woijd
at that time with a motion
to have his client's bail redm i-d
from $35,000
Kloka's attorneys Wednesday aft
ernoon obtained a wri' of *-*pi* 'in
from Miss Marie Olcseivski. Klok i
-we** heart, by the prosecutor -hurt
U after K 1 >ka’s arr*sf
Th* writ was given <’oron*-r Ja*o
Roth** her ro ser\» Cnder the law
the coroner will have t*, make pc
-onal service on the sheriff to £• t
the car Sheriff Stein will be out
of the city until th* last of the week
Man Held as Forget
Manue Le Hlanc, No. 17T. Raid win
ave , was arrested Tuesday on th*
charge of passing bogus checks The
Wame County r.nd Home Sjvmgv
iiank cashed *wo of the checks, one
lor $lO and the other for $ ’ * Roth
had been forged
GENTLEMEN
Here is the sale event of the year, our
Mid-Summer Clearance
A sale that is looked forward to by some of Detroit’s
beFt dressers, because they know that this sale offers the™ i oppor
tunity to secure the best ready-for-service garments in the world at less
than the cost of ordinary clothes.
Any gentleman who has ever worn a Hirsh-Wickvfire
or a Kirshbaum suit will need no second invitation to buy at tlr* prices
lasted below:
All *ls and 18 Suits now *l2
All *2O and *22 Suits now 'ls
All *25 and '2B Suits now '2O
All *32 and '35 Suits now *25
All *37 and *4O Suits now *3O
Alterations tree.
It will pay you to visit our
Shirt Sale
Only Four Days More
In which we are offering all our suninu r shir' a* " • i* '* v »ng r duct ions?
$1.50 Shirts, 51.05 Three for 53.00
$2.00 Shirts, $1.38 Three for SI.GO
52.50 Shirts, SI.OB Three for 51.85
$5.00 Shirts, 53.35 Three for 59.75
$7.50 Shirts, 55.00 Three for $14.75
$8.50 Shir is. $5.07 Three for SI 0.05
• * ' ✓
-Wj -
<fOUAUTY>^
BAUMGARTNERS
riATE rrREET grand river
AT GRIJ WOLD AT WASHINGTON
FI NTS
\Vi?O 01 M) BE
WHITE SLAVER
Mil hi*e| /.lil, « *il • nld, No. *
Gilbert Hi., who Ims m• n .married
onlr a few w** ks,'wa*« fined s..•* *it h
th* alternative of :"i da; - in Jail by
Painless Extraction
Absolutely Guaranteed
No matter whether you want one
tnoth extracted or every tooth—the
Peerless way is absolutely painless—
every time.
Peerless Painless Dentists
Corner of \N oodward and Jefferson
Sj-vc
Jv'.~ S*l|**i W*dn* *l»y morning,
for fading to support hi* wife Th*
latter t* citified ,*he wa» forced to
work in ;* luounr, picture theater to
<‘.»rn her living Hh* had her hua
' ini arrented when he took li*r
j cloth*-** an«i threatened to do her
.ouil. harm Hr- wanted her to go
out in th»* streets and <*«m money
tor him, she (I* ( lured.
PEERLESS
PAINLESS
pfcNTISTS
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