The Detroit times. [volume], November 02, 1917, NOON, Page PAGE 5, Image 5

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I t*l P\ Y . NOVi: MR E H 2,1017.
ON WAR’S
SIDELINES
• IMP ri STi:i: M \TTLK < KKKK Mteh , N*>v. 2
II i: ' 'i N« • t iijf ii' <1 t?:* men of i'.iiiiii rto
1 iin thing.- nit* *»i the gr* ;»i thing* >** the ipt of mhii<> 1
I i .i i n, s oldi* i'.iii• yy tltnu- and murr than are now in camp, j
* t 1 oji. ii :i» *>f !,*■ idle lang*- for th* infant r> and th*
mm hin*‘ nun i *tu;. f«»r th*- mm hit* gimnet> A third t* the construction
~i ~ • i' .'.l* ’t* uimii will |. ,i’ ur< gun emplacement- and * ufnouftage
~i ,lii i. i !t?.«» > ~i \ fourth rp m. thing ih th* construction of the
~, io ii \ ~i; i _ w (,•. i, j to In mor* wonderful than hitherto ha.-* been
i, ,| \fj• * ( , min-i* in aii vp* i inont In new home made ar
i, j |,.|\ ti:* o H’P : . t ;i ntu- that m.»v pill some beans for Kaiser Hill.
I’h*' arrival *>f th* -* I-000 ri* w non will make it tiecesj*ar> to begin
• 1,,, n a*:.p'nißi atn ali ov* i iig.iln Tli* ptogre*** of 'hi* rookies may be
i.i if in ||. • , hith«*r'o hii-.iU'i* th«* company officers now an*
. ,p t .\ . * • h. ini. ,i!i.| In i 11tw** • arh < * impany tow has a very
... of tioni'ommi.iHlonod officer* Mid v'*: o- who wIU
in !|.- u. Mi i |.f t||c < uati-t nun* “ilia at»- “till acting. hut
lhv and -i.iy In aw! '!i !. • h. \ rons Ini' nothing to do with their a* t tial value as
. i..,s |, , | tll . , s l iti- opening of the iitt** rang** will
. . ~|. | \ i,• .*o ahootinc Thli udiatn i*l step in
1, W i p..* . . p* Pi-I r Into « aster life, and will provide an at nine
~, v II •pi id up 'h* wind*- tamp Comparative
, |||, , v j , | |t ||.,j i inter company rivalry oouldn tbe avoid
~1 , ,1, vihleh they do not Tin nuirhin* gunn«r*
i( i_. will |,v. .|,. firm,. competition un*i awards of merit
i , , ~f ,* artillery at* now engaged in mapping and
| , Os Ihe lat.d that li* S hetw.en ttielr p. w quarter*
~i -ii! i .. ~f \un * . when thev finish Hit joh, th* will have aw
and , terrain ■*•• u*v French battery poasctsea of th*'
~ , . * , ,|, .. if r, > pump hrapnel rt'ohably the best of
ti , t .,, r ,,. , > 4 - .. being don* h\ Lieutenant I K Sw.*rt. who was
, n , I . in, •" *f,, |.nit iipo f;u ton H' Hint before In* entered
ti . • , \\ ft u -i:t ii* he i- ible o> pirMir* a sertlon of eountry
i w \ > r 11 -1' •r \ tn* ti i;isil\ *.tn |oi ,tte it and bombard It with
*«hem'ei- ml ,'li 11 \ The mapping Isn t done a pictur* sijuely as th**
, ~1 ~• , .1 *. , t l t;ir.k >\ i I t>Ut 'he result- UT* U« * Urate
*' .*., ~ V "... pj„ ,j ud k*!i h* <! terrain will u•«tas an artillery
. , ~ .• . '‘ * i 'i; .. th*>■!• *i* ;d fir mg wit 11 amok*' bomba ran b*'
don* ii * ‘ * t> ! • (juif-no nt arrr. -. but rraftily nmrealed and
ou: dil vt. "It gio p ,i* and b\f '• rv d'lgmita w ill b* eotistru*'t* dat The
... . •. i ~ l .. 11f i.« i. ,ntit h n,* r* ! vv *t • w i ruling »1 p eapel's. rim new
c op-.trun 1 1* n w ill b* ip to actual combat standard
In addition to • w rk and »V • gunn.-rv problems the artillery is
l-m-it n f. • ro«j»*' t , r e».e- *t.l- mot:*:, Hatferlea will hike five or six
. ,), r ,1 11 v !, jp» . ,'ab. s| fl.-ld 1 - ,,: '1» with sh*'lt#*r
ttlv |. 1 . , d'lgo-.ft «*■■« k a meal "f field rations, I»ln7*-
t w , i- »*,,• ,-■! .c.v \* »|- iuno. miry 1 r.tpr.el for a f**w mimit«*s, park up
ii , -k ! •, k- f.k ig im |t is n*>< unlikely that >om* of th**s** rout*-
I lu* Tronch S\sl<*ni
- • N \* i•• ■ 1 ii.-peat »»••»« || * -'* m
I sore than ii of oppot Ing tn nt bet dug In the
i »•- .! 'fin i v*r • • r:.• •t ba l. ad* i bug** ai»j*l'oprtation f•» r the 'li
, , , i j ar.f-.-d 'o,,*ti 'rip' .*' evae* re prod u«*
non of isc •*? IT* r •*ll ml *• rin ■ a trench***, using eoncr* fe and steel
, r t „| j,,, ~, • a ., ts . ,i ri:i• ■ ifi, Id im* there “tur*!y materials
•••fj >i* • w l t..- t f \ mil# w *l*' and mle d****i will bri-tl**
„ | »ji , 1 to gun ernj,l:o enients. permanent tunnels.
... ... . .. *,nlng post, and all the r* s' of the
t«friii'f r, , ~j* . ti Ib.ttl ion- w i!! *11! <*r t h**s* t r*nriies and defend
I _, , . -f.l ’ . jTj—i—.. * . • , I,'l ' ' ,-i a* tli,* Siitiiini*'- abroad «tL*
! g p.-w' 'I • gw il b** \et > stmiiar to that dished up in the
i. , . f.,: . f.i • * ii.* in- m Kranre The infanir*.. as u»ual. will
ra :;r, (1 f •, . «I.r*. truct»..n and a I’rench engineer, fresh from
•tenia* 4 dull*-* ** tfifront, wdl »o<>p«*rHt*'
k?iy here that the 3Syth heavy artillery Will get
.. L .| • .. • it j, v. t Ho t» o * |Tnm-e. tovy it a fancy
. . 1; .. , * . expected th at th<
. 4 • . . vn' 1 \ L ( ■ w */* Th. I 1 inch KUli is
•,b< it »h* ri;. ’" • [»m that ran b* ' 1 ,in- f*ort< <1 without recour*.' to rail
p (( j ~ ,v • \otMiig -p. ** ir .1 fly** ot six ♦*i||»- practic. ratig* r will do for
,* jt‘. , t* *- to'V* ryy'l o»* tli<• targ* tat which they will shoot, but
>} , , *I 1 ,• * . t .. i-r >qi..,:♦»!> if th<\ ar* *0 b* effecttve < ap*aln
y j.* \, fl.-.trery \ ha* b* *ti <>o* to It. Till, I ikla . 'o atfenil tin*
1 1 ~o| of fir- mi get .nr.* art tin 1 experience in filling this lug or*l*r
Comrades in Vrms
Tlf ia** rf * : .■ men sch.dub.l f* *r Waco have gone Kverv large unit
i ri ■;j and I':* 11 to th* VaMotial guard except the ItHOth artil
~. I-., ), ( , i c t•" •n * w >|| be the first to -• nd tu. nto f’amp
j. \ • f v. l , ' tup rites ur* s< heduled within
f,-A yy. • !, Id,.* (in: ,id*-l p of -oidPriig was amply demonstrated in
.- ~f . , ,r' j ■•.• ii i'u-.'. • it* to Waco M**n who l ?*d be.-n her*
, .... .w « k forni* and wi'h r* “**ntm* nt when told of their trans
j- . j > . . • sip, yy ! w er* to g*. and tho e who were to stay
- :| *[,. '|»' • i .y *an« . . * vnlc.il <>ld • r by the s* **r* were un
‘ ', n .. ..i • , O' *• teal .. tb* y‘a and goodby** to one another The
pro-pert of iv. • ■ " tec i,i U *h faded to eomp. rmate for the *’nforr* and
k* ■ ' ' ■
;,. P i•. : w. * f. w 1* r* Wedn*" day The morrunp was
gjy.ri **'.«* 'O tb r-r-t foi mii must* ring of 'h* division and the afternoon
w , f., f , dwc. k f holidi' Company social org«td/.nt ** *ti> and
«j , \ i~i ,j, .. ~i, ,1 t i\ i tont' to •I • prop* r ob‘* ry an* *• of Hah
pv. .ri *y* v * -i th* •older- «li-coy»*r»d tha* th** muster roll was
,p, , ; I j, lV . ’ tli* :r ,rd«f *••• n th* morning c* r« rn**nv was tremendous
T ),„ r ,y v lit ,ts n first a'-' of *h« little comedy eket. h ent!tled, "The
Sammies' Rev* r,>"» on Haiti* c** *d( ” t antontuent trade and soldier pleasure
, , j.. , t, . -.,j|* ,* * . ,r* •». w hi* hw a about as much prepared to
> ni |i, . ... ii ■ • ion a- ib: . *.untr> wa- prepared to go fti war last
. j• ~ ~ , , ] j. d«*i.i yy i>|i on th»* yy hot* » \c* pt in 11,*> matter of
* ‘ , ,) y, .mu ..I their traditional pr« rogathe and
.f, ,i *, , ,rt! • alleged hottcom,ng of the city Thev have threat
i ~. f, . . , tfo r tr.t.h to I *!an ../*»«• as s«h»h as dli••••t - * re; ,• ir
, ~. , , j.,,.. , i t. ~ • ,i*\ o |i»..,f tn tr.iffl*- Th*' car Itn** to Kazoo begun
, . *| o ■ -da v morning ’! I . f ir* i 1w u • a much as to Hattie Creek
,! . ... k.ral .ft wot t.u* I a/oo probably will g« at, j
...t \f.i yy !■ i< h tb** •»,)'.! *i- will find flo-r* vonmthing
V ~j • t ' wiil |on! it»ou* for a tow *owti upon which to
~. ,] ; : •,, » .in Kal.iiu.i *<io w 111 h** a line thing for offie* r who
) , , , ..f t„ ih:.* to find hotne- for theh fatmlo ** a* flattie Creek. Oth*-r
--v, , ■ A ). , ~|y T ANARUS, a*l'!*‘*l 'an “port at bm eonvenlen*-e for th** ramp.
Tb<* ( tmt<*r Bandits
0* ; profit.ihb’ business at the west end of the t amp Is
. ' ,ij.,| f,,, m j,-, i, .* , : |, •. -n* n tb* tug wag*' which tb. vare t* eelving
~ | . .|, r !,» . , na’ * atoji Cust**r Th* civilian labor* rs have
ho rainji r* ar to hf* h.osfdtal ''r,.t* games of sp«.,d ami mag
tUl i, ~ .fit r. I• : ■ ("* th*'ir pi oniot* r • down *h**r* nnl* “• as fr*-
, t n , . , • ,promoter- .r« tt"m-i«k***l in their petfl<l. anti Knif**d
r , , , n ~j. f rni .tp.,k| j. fb<>. I **f roi' brand hold up < >n** day tins Week
, xvoilst* ii b t * i u «• of s« hu|t/ was hound, gagg. and. blindfolded and
j, ,1 ... . ~ , ; ,n unfr*i|U* nt< *1 portion <>f tb*- r*•*• r\a«ion. I’b<- two
lt , nv ) | ],p • robbed turn **f fsu, i( rid mad* a cb-nti getaway
r , if,,. : a b*.r*-t s’ t amp af-* of mgli*|y *iccitn *-n* *,*. ?4o are
„. , r i . yy oC ip * n t • \ dotihl* I t-i If It mr> guard f<»r that part
>f i amp ha b* < m r* *ju<■••ted
i ... p t ,i, , new fm i police ■ A brick farmhouse, known
,1 \ ~ ip |t, , , ),, r pjfu*. Vo* - b* * n turn*ul over to the military police
,t. i, nt ,»n i nanlhou'* f*»r both civilian and soldier prisoners.
Ih* •Idois y\ ;| j,. h< Id there ft* nding a transfer tO their organizatl*»n
-uardi.om» ml tb* , , II an off* n*l* r will lie h**ld tlor** until the civil
iiithoriti* cad for tli* m
\ r , lt , ~| ~f 11.>11,■ rt- r.'Hth artilbrv, i drawing credit for <\tra
, r | ~; pn, |pc ba**t' "fell in” Wedn*-day morning A* the
n ,'t. nt *n tn* "it** i of th*' s*|uad in question saw before them
n ti,.- mini h*|f dolh'r pi.*** a fortune in this camp Tb«-v squirmed a
,it f,., , ,~f , bent for ’t: is ' tit \ \t the * omniitn*! **i.'tu man
a li* *l»-d and tutu h**l r• jf leaving th* coin for mor*' lucky Sammies than
.i,, 5, ( , % f j,e yytotl* r« gino ttt is both *l* hating tin- propriety .»f
>.* Iff of. trav half dollars for Mu « ak* of discipline.
Shooting Sutorct Arre*trd
I'i Ii r Oliv* i .i;.’ y> hi old. No
[•'l Ihutlnr Wit »rr< tod Iw
ollowtnr tio ho. iinn of Ainumder
l;iry, N’oijro jv X’o N'Hpoloon
if. Tho two lion wot., in a flrht
donilay nlplit (Jury hit* a hnllot
tonnd in tho body and ■*aid Ollvor
V )•!! In l:)d«r .l.fTro -A <o ir:
irrnnrht In of trinity
r.iln-’i f’l r« n« •• I'nv.■mnn nhar*»*»l
.it ft th<» thnft of an Atitnniobilo
*i»< H« t av. Itow . r twin aattl. *ho
rai* hom«*. in Introlt. mlo-p, at tho
lilt*- th» p'»||«-. rhß?£«d ho tai In
Tint H*.||tnj> th« “i don tniohino.
lof>tt Sin* lair who imr< ha-' and tho
With
i folon unto, ♦ *-t*f Ifl**d Howorntnn I
■ ih< p*t • i.n to whom ho paid s|on
for 'h* • if
A Nutritious Diet for All Arps.
Keep Horlick’s Always on Hnnd
Quick Lunch; Home or Offica.
CONTEST IS
OVER; VOTE
COUNT SOON
Winners of Times
Prizes May He An
nounced Saturday
The Times ";>o,h(tO Sale-mallship
club" font* st clo •< <1 Wedn* <bi>
• v< nine, and ttu> ballot l**ix contain
mg th** votes tor candio.ite* for th*
many valuable prizes, including ■*
M.fb.'O hunsaluw, was seabd by M •
three judgrs Ibnjainitt f *t»n» f«»r*
prim ipal of th* Cass T**<‘bnlc.il i
r h«>*»l Samuel Kingston vie* pr* -i
d* n» of th«> National lk»nk of (Tun
mere**. ~nd Harry It. Warner, sect*
'ary of the Hoard >*l Commerce. I In
'">x was immediately turned over to
| representative: of th* l»*trolt Trust
company and taken to the -af* tv d*-
p*isit vaults of that company
The box will b** opened Friday af
ternoon at o'clock, ir. The TTm*-
! office. ,n the present'* *>! Mi* judv*
; n*l tru.*t •'otnparty r« pr -ervtaMy* -
Holding the op*nmg oi the box tint I
thi-' hour will ghc a*** cant* Htatit
last nilriut* votes tun* to reach I•*
troit An: 1* t.u .*»anng a po-'
mark from destination of not lat*-*
than Id o’clock, Wedn* -day * veiling
will be eligible and .ill letter: r<
t*-|yed in The Tit:.*"* *f! • up '•» ’.
o'cloc ■ Friday aft*moon will hav*
a * ham ** to b< entered In th<* c.n
test
Immediately after the opening «*f
'tb.- box, s, on tents will he < Hint. ..
checked and car* fully audited by Mi*
Detroit Ttusf eoinpnnv. mho •* find
ings will th* n be tuito and ov* r to ih*
judg* * Th** clocking »t v**'* - aMi
I* vcr. svst*nnM* at.d thoro by th**
tru“t cempanv so that M* * c.m h<
no po-sibl* cau*** for ;nf;*lr award.
It th* Cut * « 'H,i any tiodinc
arrd the judv-s won, . i«• mi*7' *ed
tin- name- of flu* r will be .*ll
t,ounee*f In Saturday’ rimes,■ but ii
t! refill ires mote l.iio' Mi.'iti * -tini.'ted
to make a cwretul c**.iid th* tiiitn*
will not be publish* 1 until M*.*ol »v
Detroit
Liberty Bonds Are Better Thau Cash
A $ 1 1 »<* Honl will purchase fl" 2 worth of merchamlise.
v s',*> Loud will purcha.* *' $ 1 wot Mi «>f noTch.itulo*
I tic hiding a* i rued. int* i *>st.
GREATEST NOVEMBER SALES
Two Groups ot Coats Two Croups of Suits Two Groups of Dresses
Also Turs, Shoes and Mi tuner y All Special Values Very Specially Priced
a...' ex; .^C^^fe-kff l - > -»rriTpkk :
4**o* -|y M VWr / at.
(Ii M\' l l 'ar- /'■ \ iijMm
f ' ' Km
iff ij** vTa" 35® N-T jm iv erj j
Suits
Many of our finest suits have ltocn greatly
reduced expressly for this event. I lie seloc
tion includes nearly every popular suit ma
terial, all colors and a wonderful ranjpe «>t
styles.
'IS - 5 25
Fourth Floor
j 11,;,’I 1 ,;,’ t > ! \ ——
CAM Red Fox Sets
MBMr pieo lined with (’:•
Special at s2”> tin* sot.
s__
DETROIT TIMES
Instructions
Issued To lied
Cross Workrooms
Mo K : “*!1 \ Alger, .Ir ,
eh. irm.it * th* workroom coin
- nii'te** ~t tb*' local *‘hapt«‘r of the
1 the following notice to all work
Ait \ ,trii it garm* nts *■**• . *
fak* n f • in ai.v w~* kr.x ni must )
J t). r. - i*. . j th* w • l room wh*-n
b* me t nr:.' 1 m I".'.«***' ,1,. not
1 . '{* i;ri|i*s t * yy..rkct has silt*-
I f..re niaO'l iul Is l *-*|U;; nl
Ts y I t. V II- 1 » . air, adv.
. rd s- 11 1 In the vvork da . -and |
J werkr*. m amt max we advertise J
if \<ni would '-ill! f* r your rnate-
I rul win n Convenient.
NT, information regarding th*
count ot i.aui'H of the winner."* will
he given *>Ut .>» Ml*- Time- utllec. Thi
only way l*> b-arn **l M. ‘iioi'.cfu.
* at.did i* II! b* thi u t > , , ohiriit,
.if The Tim* - Saturday or Monday
H irry Turner Gets Chair
Harry •> lurn*r, *h<* lias been
* diit*' o t wn h ',*• op" * >.r 11 -
I n:'* and S»jit« s marshal m Detroit for
the la ' */'s. retired Thur-duy
morning. •TiKed Sti'. Marnlial
H* hr* ndf nd iii- assoei..** pr*
•nt *1 Mr. Turn* i wi'h a tin** an*!
comfortable ro* king *-h.ur a u tok« t
o', th*tr frie» !«hip and *“!*«• in. Tb.
said th* *• want* and him to l>* as coni
tortabl** out of offi* *• a ; tn.
Ml.* OMIT V lit *1 X t.U \l It s|<:
V (** o-JfHi t'nurtr »»f InilnlnK «xltti
|t,rre Mint* 11»**' |> r«» t.u t loti Jtlxett
I It I I ut
Cumberland Street Hospital Training
School for Nurses
< ):• i * * 1 ' > * t ’niv «>rs *y of
the s't 11 •• , | N* vv V • ik •
I "lll.fl tloiiMl It r(|<■ I ri> men t • it 1 t
on*- v*"tr*f H-wti s- h- I < r It** <-*julv.
s I < ri t
v l»\ tv i u,i •*
*:*-ner*.t “ital tot two hun*lred
bed* ;*,'fly* d;sp*ll •,i rv and .tlllhii
-Ift TIC' •<TVp"
T* '[• u !•- ■ . ye »’.* per IT.-nth first
•' fi »e« B n* il > r > Tear
T'r.ff.,rr> fr ■ *..-d T- \ t h.. •),.•*
.■iipo .pirieii <il»itionarv term,
r.thrai v fai ii i i-** nfforded
t* ’ * ' •' ■ i I .*: ■ *»tit»- r'*.
tenitent 4 unil.erlfinil *»lr.*et lt,,**i*ltnl
'l'r- tnlini * hoot, Iflli <u ii* be Pin nil V|.,
|t *.f>n k* * n X V
Cfncintuiti
WOMAN SMOKER.
8t YE ARS OLD.
IWItXKDTO DEATH
Mrs AngcWqun <»k-n:o - y *•
cld Sandwich AV*- L th ar W
'\J\ i x -, y health Lind comfort service
/ \ which, to many women, is
)jX\ (* f worth many times $3.00.
/ AV /m Foi all I,,"tires.
j: I t\ / \ Ont- Stn-ual Fiio-U I. No. 998,
l/l Y '• , I in si/es 30 ro M. f*d very ‘'tout
*, / I ‘ \ \ I tiy;ur** *. t> <i n• •■ . *l-* f coint<>rtable
1 ji 1 ! j J ri iku tnin d!:M ava ry value
j \1 1 V. / at $lO.
\ \ \ J Bt* a Wise Woman! Investigate!
I cL Sold Everywhere
V ■V f TVrno lijrif.t n.< f uhioii Inatifut*
Jff\\
|StANDIN6 1] ■ .* 1
C r:-*-) ft
v ...
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W V iA'i
177-179-181 WOODWARD AV L
IVe Have Prepared for the First Saturday of Our
Coats
For Saturday we ha\- >emUed hurli e<] •of wo- derful
coats. Valin-• t’• ■ ..it wii l c ’ wince ti e n<•.■ * |,optical .of
women that Klim is th*• !■< t -tore in 1 >«droit <>v coats.
All full lenyth r; « •* 1 .■> uv full lined. Some v ith fur
trimminp- ami oohar . \ea :y a hundred dill* rent now
styles. All the wantt<l mat<dial aid -hades.
SOIX ,SQZ
£0 a "<>
Second Floor
FURS
Second Fionr
Pine Wedne d.tv. an*! died;
in- Hr ,• -ini yy ,i attracted I
” > ' nioM - r’s io*-
Hudson Seal Muff t szn
r M \J*
K
\ liti' •! l iii is exceptional value, in- JL wMO
teed, at our November Sales price—sl2.f»o.
(§xxnmllMxm.
ißalie Jjfemu
We Build It Ourselves ——
lUiild it to he a rredit to the name (IKl\-
Xh I A.-- hni!< 1 for permanency---£*>r the
esteem of critical music-lovers —huild
for greater business through satisfied pur
chasers !
In *>ur three factories will he
fount! every facility for high
est grade const rue tiwn. The
host materials, i aretully sc
Ir* te<! an«i ngi*lly inspected,
ih me arc used. Those proven
principles of Piatu> huildtrig
that insure utmost depcndahtl
a v ar»* ft *1 it * wed witliout <levia
:ion, while the (irinneil tone is
li-timtivc and individual ;t
a-* heen aptly tenneil ‘‘Sweet
t Tone m the World!” You’ll
Lnd tt a superior Piano in
every detail.
Our Sale of
Player Rolls
Will Soon End
One lot, 65-note, 12 for $1
One lot, 65-note, 6 for $1
On* lot, flB-note, 4 for ........SI
On* lot, 88-not«, 3 for $1
Jn* lot. 88-not*, 2 for SI
Two extra Roll* FREF. with each
dozen purchased.
All ria**e* of music, and every roll
;uaranteed in good playable condi
non. COME TODAY?
Grinned Bras
24 Stores. Headquarters, 243-247 Woodward
St. Louis
The Store Where Styles Originate
Dresses
Kxtraordinnry valuer and mini ’ *
-style*. in serfre. satin and noveit silk •• e
it #1 f» and $'J5. Charminsr dresses for after
noon and street wear. Dainty party fro ' <
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