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PAGE 4
GKANDJURY
'SENSATION'
IS DENIED
Story Thai Jasnowski
Will He Supplanted
T ailed I ntrue
r* -IMV.' d* ni-*l of a # { ory ‘hat H
4*l* .ratloti of grand Juroo had n
Ited Circuit JiMlee Gworg* |> <odd
fend «Hk«d Ihfei the grand J r> in
yenlijr.it.on be taken fron. th- |*roM*>
•»ut< r ..r»I (dfeced under th- uir* 1 ! 1
of Otto Klrchn'T. «.i‘ mi- Thurs
iluj morning by- Mr J**iu-w*fcl
The rumor i> that the Juroi ! tve
»een .tn ri!Hii|>'
tfc'feyn*' county pol'tlca! Kcuan--:
stead of inv*'«»iKii -nt
Th* rorront of A’ty G. • '• ' J-
Cn.CKl.eek was -.aid to have "n
obtained for the ' appoin''tv r *
filial prosecutor for the remaind* "
of the inquiry.
j;, 4 1l of th* I'Ti-r . >
rumor develop* 1 •' ‘ (
in Mm.'o'a. Mfend b ! - ’■ •'
non, a lieutenant in the .* •
<*oips, dcrar' mg i"f Fran * ' n
the w.-ck. g.od bye
Gr.eK'e-k It* in Chicago, wher
ha-* b'-en for two do- N>> •‘ r
will return befor* Mondaj.
»ai'i. ,
••Thi> la th* flrat n I
ha'*' had of thi J alieir* 1
declared the p-'>-.e itor TV:;- a T
noon “I knew that Mr Kir t r *
attorney f« r I* diee Comml*>-.o r
Couz* n-<. who b-i* taken u;-
f.-n-*. of Manon Ha bi-'-n. i roi
nian. charged wrh n-J ru in n itn
tuining a disorder’y 1 • ! 55 *
< feurene has b'-'-n h‘ -ti ! ’owa.u
thi** investigation puhltn;.
"I do i-.no*. howe%*r. 'h * Mr
Kirch”* r’r idea of leval * hie- *..;id
prevent him from takm- .*■
Investigation. even tr.-i *• w, -
arlted
“In a meetine of gran' Jurora a
my e yc.-t-rlay ' r.enl .r.*d *ln
rumor and they d'smiseed the sub
ject w ith a lauuh ”
plim \v Marsh, to en.ar ' *1 ••
grand Jury, says the story is abso
lute'y false.
Then there is an am-ndn.-n* 'a
the foregoing rumor, »ha: Judge
(odd has been approach'd by the
grand Juror- and n leavinc th- < •>
•♦pjesert the buck"’ in a delicate situ
at ion
Th* irand Jurv «e«s!on h*-.in
promptlj at I<> o'clo* k Thu -day
morn mr Char es A Hut r*
if auditor, was the first u* r<-•*
ailed He went into t -.*• jury
room at 1(t o'clock ard at noor w-«*
Htll! there It is presumed that »he
affaire »>t the county r -of
flee, bared tn the trial of An'hony
J. Kicks w• r* li-f is*' :
William Gutm:m, cbfiiriuni y *n *
board «>: county audito * an-. ■ and
Hor William -Moeller were a - •' in.
monel; Becretan George A Wal
ter of 1 • police d-partn»»n*
Arch e H :rk r form*r member of
the p.lk- lean-up" sq ad « -orr*
Gan'er*. polic* aighfei '•• • ' '" -
erii'o”. who i charged wit'
plr. i“ the inderw. rid to unj» no.ng
pol re rside. and a coupl- of new*.-
p»l * r e u.-a wyre ..mo; < -• •
tnen-d for Thuredav’s se<»« n
$435,000,0061$
LOANED BRITAIN
I'. S. Kxtends (ireatest Single
( redit of War To
Date
WASHINGTON. Nov. I *
Uoio*d State* extended It?
minkl' rredit of the war to any f
the Allies when it lncreaard Or* •vt
Britain’s credit by 1435,000.000 ’ <■
day Thl* num will b« dr*’* non by
England lK*t**en now and Jar I,
191* It bring? England's total u \r
••rertits with this country to t' s*
ttOO.OOo and the total loaned all ire
Alli*< is f3.56M<V>.000.
BRITISH HOLD
BEEKSHEBA
LONDON. Not. 1. Beers’:«tb;. ' f
hallowed HibHr.il memory. *.v <<•
t upled by lnttish force j -s'-rdM’.
.ii*r»»rding to announreni* nt from •!.<'
Egyptian expeditionary fore** o«iit>.
B*’er?heba is 40 ~ni!»'s south* os; of
J»*nisal-m. in raleatln*. It *h*
>.oiitbernmoet city of the "prom and
land" >f Moi'e?* time.
POntlßf—lll ftlnln nml liln
fa Hwbt—T*wps Ji>A I tret-—Mala 4T.2«
/ .il The soft inner
/ sole of lamb's
wool keeps out
cold and wet.
Priced SB.OO
/ and up
It's Made of Real Leather
regular "l*efore the war* leather. It will out
wear several pairs of ordinary shoes and give
solid comfort from the moment you put it on.
Dr. A. Reed Cushion Shoes
272 Woodward Ave. ’.VSSJVL
QtM&fiitfV’Xi
* ■m~wmrT -r r* 'T *.i.
\ I
T* i*»aM lmllnli«n I•»«*•< tor f> *niltk «Anr Ia ,
•fca Rnmr mi ike maker. Water* ,t Dm * **»«-•
I V icior Kfcords
Include Two Rile>
INn'm*- Set lo Mu-»ic
f . . - .• ( * ■ i " ». *• 7 • l>*' t V
- ,» • - £• » * ’* * #
rtftLPH STONE
IN KEW Bcai h
Accept" \pp<.untment A> A>-
wist ant < U't«»«iian of
Knemy I’roperty
\f* r*v cn ,4 u *• *■* **• j
M: s»on* and Mr. Palmer »*■:*
ff j? iir* *j%kj r * • n/*,
in V. a f** * day# at
i
yj r krown in firafi
,iv v i r +•■ pr* *'id* atx*i *& ’•*!*)
J
i rhtr!»« V S-.’-G. . the -aa ,r
i Motor Car compars, leave
: V C. A work among th- soldier*
i waa the speaker »t vt- aly Ad
r-a't *-ib hinrh*oe *n th- itoaM of
Don’t miss the ‘Car
nival on Ice’ at the
Arena this week. A
whole vaudeville show.
You don't have to skate
to enjoy it. Comfortable ; *-<c>
- no extrn. admission -world -
best ice performers— Arena.
Woodward at Hendrie.
COAL PHICE
FIXED SY
PRUCDEn
( hostnut To ( ost
Stove and K.irtr,
59.50
Y^^^o'luxi
—Today an Economy \
Progress moves swiftly in the automobile world yesterday corn
tires were a luxury—a doubtful extravagance—today the United vSLitt 1%
States‘Royal Cord’Tire has made an absolute economy of that luxury. \%\V 1 1A
The phenomenal success of the ‘Royal Cord’ Tire, as compared \jj||\J eg, JIV ,
with any other make of cord tire, is directly due to its exclusive ffil V ( | Ip
structural features. i|AJ
In the ‘Royal Cord’ Tire you secure supreme elasticity and |||||, i'jjllj g | "%J
resiliency—which give easy riding. |i j j t
In the ‘Royal Cord’ Tire you secure the absolute maximum of ffitp |||| JhTJ W
endurance —which gives low mileage cost. If |.| |1
Put a United States ‘Royal Cord’ Tire on your car. Mm Hijjjj&Jj “f
Measure the comfort —measure the economy make comparisons. i/ll
United States Tires it! Jfjf®
Alto Ttrmt for tot Tn,<ka, Motor A 1 T‘ru
/Arc UOOQ Hr
j- *A
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DETROIT TIMES
; \ l Iv
• • ’ -a ’ ’ N' • \t i » l * %
I’I.ANS FOR CHKAR
I’OTATOES FAIL
LITT’LK STOKIKS I’OK HKDTIMK
!?u ter Hv.ir U<r.- t>i!nr> a Uahml Turn.
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PROF. ROM \\ TO
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FORINT’ SFKills
VOTING BOOTHS
ARK I) VM \GKI> BY
KIDDIKS* PRANKS
lltiy m 1 ' »■>l / .f1 1 • i |ltl|ow**Vn
prank* \\ • dtn day nulit 11 • tin*
ft*-it of tho cil> ol
l’’i*oi! Thin uinii I • »-ir ‘diaf , s
<*f wit :intl humor mt tin il« r
• ion 1«•*• * I." ?>o f ’ a.H ropoiL* rr
i' i' •ii in it otlli oi i!.. i ity i Utw
'hi \\ I. . 'h! wiro i ot't» ntfii iu
jto *. • , , . to hll.\ 1 1 \ ituning the
*N l ' i»a ii. u»i i*l« ilow n. hut
lii* aio! l.<!» rhfv would reniovn
r i *!• 'io-. Im *th !i .-t il *• land
-1 l" « ’■ l im i\, w ii.i- hi th*» north
, li-r- 1 . , if>ii children
* !■» voting place
' < l*o- . i| i/ «.. 11 *-<i out th*»
tH»‘ i; - , U Mil- lo ’i. i *a! delight
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n :*>! : 1-t ' it t a-', m| n* \t lum
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r, nn ij • \ in Mi I.i.ul<hv ami
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it .iik - '.v • j:d 1' n iniln;i .* for the
V ■ ti ft« i I*/ Auto
N l -ti M. No
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’ ».• in mho nir.K.
. •> I) o; i ’ ■! -iff' rln.*
him is: .■ r . . •. •i! injuries.
*; r» > im ,v !.« r.>ii,M fourth st ,
(lii-v* tin i l'.iiUa wa -truck
1 • i if. ’*• . it West
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