The Detroit times. [volume], November 08, 1917, NOON, Page PAGE 6, Image 6

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COSTER IS
READY FOR
NEXT CALL
No Definite Date Vet
Set For Coming
of Contingent
CAMP CUSTKR. BATTLE
CRFt.'K, Mich., Nov. S.—< amp Cue
ter is ready for the next 40 per rent
of the first draft rail. Barracks ar<
complete, heat in# plants in plenty
are tn operation, and the ramp quar
termaater announces that he ha.-
do*hing on hand -tifflcjent to outfit
the entire 14.000 men expected in
this quota
Several da}* axo Washington wa
notified that th«- camp would b*
ready for the men at this time, bir
no definite date has been announred
for the com In* of the third contin
gent This announcement must
come from Washington < amp au
thorities are at. a los« to account
for the delay in sending tie men,
and are very anxious for them ti
come at once. Camp Custer is in
no wise to blame for an' further d>
lay in railing the next quota to th<
colors
The other day a fietroit conscript
carne to camp an l announced that n
asmuch a? meals were >-*: v* and :• *.
Inrly here, he wanted lo be
ed for service at once He -aid that
when he was certified to the army
be quit his Job and closed up hi«
affairs. The delay in the call
scheduled for October . left aim
stranded He couldn't get work at',
when his mon-y ran out. he b
came very hungry. The camp a :
thurifies concluded that this fellow
had a legitimate complaint and as
signed him to service as soon a*
his papers could tie secured O'hcr
drafted men who are out of work
and money probably will be re
celved at once if they make their
predicament known
Adam Strohm. of I>» tm st . visited
Camp Custer Tuesday, and arranged
to ship here at once several bun
rired books to be placed in the li
braries of the three Knights of Co
lumbus buildings. These books are
part of those collected for soldier*
by the American Library ns-*of <1
lion More will be shipped here
Building 411 1? a busy j ace for
the K. of C. men Beginning nex-
Sunday, a high mas* will be -•in*
every day a» No 411 by th** chap
plain. Father Hovorka, stationed
there. In now organizing a choir to
assist with the high maes An ef
fort will be made to organize an
orchestra for th* .-anu' purpoaf <
Leon Harrowu, a Chicago businev
man, la teaching the French J?.n i
guage at No. 411. A Camp Custer I
branch of the Holy Name socicy
will be organizod here. The pur
pose of this organization is to pledge
Catholic men to refrain from th *
use of profane language.
PattJe Creek newspaper* are start
tng a campaign to run down scar
rumors which relate to Camp Cus
ter. All sorts of fake jams ar*
flitting about this part of the conn
try, and many of them are of ma
licious origin. Folks who hear the
rumors are urged to a*k ‘ Who told
you"* of every person who spreads
the gossip, and to persist until the
origin Is uncovered or the gossips
shut up
Mothers of the Battle Creek boys
who joined an ambulance company
recruited her** and sent to Allen
town, pa., to train, have organized
an Ambulance Company Mothers’
club. Their purpose is to entertain
and mother Custer ambulance corn
panics Just as they hop*, somebody
will entertain and mother th* i
sons. The four ambulance com
panics here have enthusiast Kail}
entered into the spirit of th** pro
Jeet. This week the mothers en*er- •
lained the 340th company at the
Elks' temple. It was a real party
As then part of the entertainment
the boys gave the mothers a demon
stratlon of the ambulance drill be
ing taught th** Mattie Creek com
pany at Allentown
The 339th infantry* staged a regi
•
Th*' 338th infantry moved to if* per
inanent quart* r And -o di 1 th.
Negro battalion. The 337th infan
try will move todav. The 330th
field artillery took a hike and cooked
Its dinner in the field The oth«>r
two artillery regiments »plnved with
the new field pieces, which arrived
Monday The 339th. light artiUep
n Detroit regiment—got two of the
thre.'dneh guns, and the othe* r* g
raents each cot one. The gutis ar*
v
I-V' *»;-<f|
1 te#|
What HO-MAYDE Bread
Improver Dtte*
—sM'irrii 0 successful bake
♦ rery time.
»horte»a the time of bread
nmklnK, „
-—make* a arhiler and * lartr»r
l<*af from the name material*.
—tnak*'* possible the ii»e of
cheaper grade* of flour,
—Weeps the loaves fresh anil
moist down to the last
If crumb.
—compiles with the Pure F.x.d
\ |,aw*—ip guaranteed abso
lutely y.ure and wholesome.
The* Indorsement by Mrs Phase
at her leotu,i* on titead rmkinir
today a .< n vim n„ .1
(ha value af MO-maVDR A J
barkaf* i'ma*« Ift<* (naves of
. bread tv.-ste for fro. sample
If your trocse wan t supply you.
Al*'' liui-.ee hla name.
Ho-Mayde Products Cos.
♦f W. turned M„ I'efratt. Mirk.
of the latest AmerKU model and
ar® deemed Tf/jr fin*' Arid pieces
F!d Werner. former leader of the
Madison theater orchestra a! D*
rrolf. ha* been assiftied to the band
us the 3*6th artillfrjr
MaJ. M. 8. Mrinkerhoff. division
Inspector and for the present n
, f,,jiuf tt • ■ > •• • .ns and a: -*cr.
nient of con script a. wen’ to Datrott
this* ruornmv; r o confer with draft
board member* rewardm* ’be send
In* of the n« it rontm*etr Th* 1
conference will deal chief*) aitn
the clerical work <*n >h* pst«r*
which ure supp< *d o accompany
the men.
I)o Your Christmas
Mailing To Sammy
In France Early
35JHI
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j.
Those A nvrK&n :v>>
in Ftan^' * • appr -oia’e
a* ' h tM" 4 &K v »- ' * ho\ n
ban- and V~*r
cui uim .*r t * \ ij* * ju
s
mwt do your n;u.. l r.s <’ari>, cn or
b«for*’ Nov 13
GARDNER IS
SUCCEEDED BY
SECRETARY
BOSTON Nov. g—Wilfred W
Lufkin of Easex, for h*'f a <ioz*-n
years secretary an<l political man
ager for former K**p lug nous P
Gardner, was elected to succeed hi"
former chief in the sixth distrif ?
Gardner is now ft colonel in the
.* r r:.
Father Kill* Rattlesnake
NASHVILLE. Ind Not <—Ed
ward Voland and ns hon J' hn, m--
>n •••-ar- oi>t. hid >. ‘h-; ‘ :.g
rienre wi*h a larze rttt'lernrfke wfc'.ie
out squirrel hunting
Mr. Voland had *bo> a -c ..r*> ms*
of a he*-rh tree, and when it fe i he
«ent son after r. The snak"
v\a<i coiled »ith n a fw» of the dead
squirre l , and when the hoy starred
to fie* the squirrtl up the snake
gave its warning.
The father, hearing the rattle, rail
ed to ?h“ boy tc g**t a* ay Th* rep
tile JitrM* * at ’he boy but tM.‘pet»
him. and belore it could coil for an
other attempt the father purr »-ed* <•
in k ill in tr l i. L was three fee* long
and had l 1 rattle* and a button
Pc ref M. Groves, tr-'ee* ~f Ham
hi> •■ \ ' ~ ■ ■; r:\.■ ’ - -:
tv» • frorr \ar< I 1 ' 1 * ur*
111 u•* *' V** ,r P 41 " n
four feet long, and had 2i raffles
large*', n-i'<•**« ever killed la Brown
court v,
THEN TON. N J . Nov. 8 -Twenty
children ;:4 \»-ara of age j s ;f.
record of Mr- Miiflctte (‘o- , an , /i of
\ . 1 • wi **ve b rth
to the twentieth thlld, Thomas An
thoiiv Costanzo. th® other dav.
Mother and tnfan* are doing
nicely.
.Viri< of 'he 2n children are pving
The dead children int udr ‘hree .*»»
of twin* The o!de«* living chtid n
lft Mr*, Costanxo wa* married m
Italy, when 17 year? of age, to
Thomas Cos'arzo. now S*. a laborer
WATCH
for the practical demon
stration of the purity and "
food value of ’
Milk, Cream and Butter
—at the Florence Austin
Chase Cook in School—
Hotel Taller Roof Garden
-—today, Thursday and
Friday.
“Dutch Mayor of Holland”
One of, the Big figures in
Sunday School Convention
Holland." cr:rd a d*»U«:*t*- to th*
‘l, \\>d r r«*d i\
r. i>- <■ ;■A. l‘ ’ - > ■■• W.
«>' ..•**<* , in,:s as i ' par** :r. *n
with graying hair and a kindl> sml!* 1
n:ad«> hi* appraran. *• _n 'ha tail Hut
Che.- in Holland. Muh. «om» of
*^ r > morrung <**c< r* Sunday for *
tup of oofta* and h chat Horn**
?»$ s‘* of ;ht*:n c*vh*r*d in the ri**
tatiran' at ooffr* tiwo It ha.* corn*
lo t- an <tat.;.«h«*d ou*tom in Ho
land and 'h< gathering is common!?
o ‘ss purely informal afTau \.I
'his bv vvf y of A pr* fact
Ons morning « Tnon'hs ago
v. f , « (» off?** club we* indu'ic
in# ;n’ |'ii usual • ;ornine sip, tho
Niohodom > TJUi.-fh out for a
third- vrm a.- mayor, and :•> to Thv
1 ms* ; ; a« an pppossn*: and'.tint*'
ra*mbor of tb* "Coff » dub” and
*
« hunt, churchman. Sun i.v' -■ •oo!
v >rk<»r and all-around good c * xon.
cbii' ing »:ih a fnend 1 ! n<* o: .his
fri* nd« jokingly j%nnoun***»d
< run Vandorsluis f»'r u ay or.
pk T.>V*«
!■#'» *hinc **&r t *- ,< * a .4 \
of YamlprsJtii«, n
rul ’h #> 4 flop
.scrioualjf. 1 hoy pu* the pro*- • ion
~ ... > tn *rt’-a*»lv an.* h» ; i ,>* • **o
Mr Vau Tone or*" n w:*r dra" v fr>'"i
tho rac** in hi.- favor
Th.o h** had b» * r n pduk**
kn* w noth-I g abou h*» eur*" a
* i' piayod. th;« man •* *>n out or
a non-partisan tickot »ud, 'wi’hout
Such Bread! Such Coftee! Such Rolls!
Some of the exclamations you could hear from the ladies* in
Mrs. Chase’s cooking class at the Hotel Fuller Roof Garden.
You can do as well if vou follow her receipts—AN!) H AN
THE SAME HIGH (U’ALITY SFPPLIKS LIKE SHE GETS
FROM
BLESSED’S
CORNER WOODWARD VNI) FOREST AYES.
In addition to the items in our other ad< *he will u-e thes<
today:
Pure Apple Cider—Fre- :■ Che ce*t Flavored Han-*— o£^
{jo* 17c A 25c Beet Center Sugar P P
C h.,„ e.t-9 »«>♦— 15 C Cured B.: --
Cneeda B scuit*— 7 C 48c> 52c» 58c
fiftr *1 47c . 53c
few days ! tn farm 'l r vvv. Finest t-* *n— q/\
Carrot* Beet* and Turnip* p V* vwl
q- .. . OC Choice La»f Trout— *y q
s s l2c * 20c s * °? s! ' •
■ ov ” 5c ;; 32c 38c
Pure VansKa E«tract OP
All kinds of spices W. • • ADC
m . _ Extract— • op
Galvanic Soap- p - . „ JSC
r T KST 5c 21c 42c
ORDER EARLY FOR FIR<T DELIA FRIES
Fifteen Phone*; to Take Your Order—Grand :1730.
Most Convenient location in Detroit—Lnrner W ood ward and
Forest Avenues—On the Woodward and Cros-toun ( ar Line-.
Mrs. Florence Austin Chase
Will Cook and Serve
GREENFIELD SAUSAGES
Thursday
at The Times Cooking School
7i^/// (J 5 / S5P r 40pPAS5i ; M??7#64£fit ft
V* //## AGR&VLTOte. eSTAoUSH/if*? 0: >//
(Jljmjiiulllu ' * iUUUUUIJ
Greenfields—
Greenfield Sausage i* n.a-l** of ffuli- - - red h • ,f ~n ;,nd f*t pork cut from fom
frd pis«. which have h. en aeleetnd and prepared for t’.e pii?po«ve
Greenfield raiiwi* »» >■ f ... * f,.- j ff- year* and handed down
».«. il '
*»> f»ljr Ts »T s Tv ».* J * ©
Greenfieida ..m ... • • v uV .m «hihu or morr piw per
ho* i»r>a f.imrlv of five inn * •rjo > . :{"'■/ r.* v hit • ,'!«»• |>y purchasing a par kag«
f.\*rv Retailer * ili imv* a ipphv of G r on Imd Friday and Saturday, ro order
(- pound now for your Sunday breakfast.
Hammond, Standish & Cos., Packer*
DETROIT TIMES
! land " inti he ts proud of the tith
iHo mfiv- w«*l| b. for h has made a
: -d nvord >:,.f h,. Wi ,„
j elected the niavor and the council
with h. re* up th • publi. w »rk
homorime* *ufr, rod M«>or Winder
. * ’iii • ha* Worked in complete ha*
| mor>- »!»h Ho aldermen. and public
i worse {i ,!S speeded up despite
ja nr condt'lflli* The opv now ha
j 14 mile-* of pared streets, an *-le<
jit * Ur'? and ante plan- that hr»-
■ boon o oesstullv operated tha’
the • was „bl. *o hiiv fio.pt't
of Liber;> b.nds of the second t** M o
I out of ' h** - iri ; !us eam.ujjs and i>
new municipal ho pital w «- open,-..
\ wepks HCO,
j N< • withstanding that he is V.
: churchman. Mr Vandersluts had Uv
j J c!.d supper* of trie sa'aonk eper.-
i in his campaign without even buying
a c.Rur *rcm them or pe.-u.ittlna n!s
Largest Stock
’ Low
Casl| Prices!
gy • *tf-.srfP>L • ■ v « A
BERRY’S
,- • '
Tb > 'r ■ ?.
RUGS
IC9-MICHIGAN-169
friends to "s* t 'em up" m hi* bp
|(a| 1
“I called up even saloonkeeper In
Holland." paid Mr. Vanderelule to
The Times, "ind told htru that as
mayor pny poll* y 1 would b< ( no* t»/
nioittt any .oU*onkeepVr a* long as
hr Hep' wphin the law l realized
H<at ' i« .i-v £nve them f}.• r'gMf To
■ • ■ . >ns .♦>* i hc.y opt ■■ and
H r Un ’h. r v, a*. nothing 1 could
do. mU'h a a I defeated the business
The saloonkeeper- to a man prom
’ - 'd mo that fhev would follow the
Hear Mrs. Chase Today
Thursday b Cake and
Pastry Day
Many New Recipes Including \ program j
rV/ /~4 1 % u p»V Wheatless Day Menus
Y w JL ajL V x JmL. JkL eSlfe JtLmtm Including h variety of Inexpensive
dishes designed to take the place of
meat.
THURSDAY—2 P. M.
| j Cakes and Pastry
jduckwnGflt LflkGS and th * thr
- ——-
C[q 11 GOl (TPC FRIOAY-2 p. M.
Desserts of All Kinds
Sugstes* of how to end a perfect
You will need to bo
on hand early if you
want a Rood seat MRS. CHASE
—Cooks or an electric range. x
i:\7i7DV ty a v —w..*...-««. n ..«.r 1e -..e.-,
vDiTiL l v jLvAv i uj\ i- • •*• ,h * «'r ;rr,.rir
and appl to make housework cm s/.
ana Bring Your Friends.
/ ...
J
Hotel Tuller Roof Garden
Sessions 2 to 4 p. m. every day except Saturday
No Guess Work
Times can show the ad
vertiser just wtom he is
talking to in any block in
the city.
law to the letter, and thr\ have k« p.
their word. Ihu » i.ir there has beer,
but one violation, and tha* «s> a
teehnt enjoy.
Ththv are no more fights hei w efn
the cornu'll and the mayor. The al
dermen are *1! n> friends and fh* ’
Know that I an> anxious to wort
with th*m for the bent interests of
( vir city, lu consequence we ha\e
had * constructive administration,
and t< is ii'v aim to 0 v o
Mav. r Var.dei-dull i* on*' of the
| r ~.st in*.-.. uu licit* <n 'he Sim
f ft*'!®';
—^JigJUdic^J
THE prejudice that exists against mar- Jii
garine vanishes after one trial or Moxley’s. If EfJL
H you have never tasted Moxley’s Margarine, y3ur first expcri*
IU ence will lx; a delightful surprise. Qk3^
<s3| A food product of such unquestioned fcW
gjy purity, so wholesome, flavory and nutritious that it
1 lias been used by people of discrimination for 36 years, is the m3
r(Cn best evidence that Moxley’s combines the maximum of food
value with the minimum of cost. fe-H
ffl /ioyleysiMiargarmc m
cfij Where Quality & Economy Meet 1©
Kfl In churning Moxley’s Margarfne, none but the E|fl
kll purest materials are used. It cones to you a rich cream HKJ
Uy. V white Your dealer will give you, free, a capsule of pure
vegetable coloring—tne same as used in the finest QMr
y [/if creamery—so you may color it a golden yellow.
/Wholesale Distributors EBB*
,;KO K ywRw(;K ro - fS
J-y 101 Eighteenth Sf. Phone C.mnd 60*12 Q 4
y-
Iffoggjgfr.
TII l RS„> VY . NO V EMBER S, 191 T.
Pay school convention lie has beet
tdentifled with the state association
for several veara as stale chorister,
fn the convention In Holland last
year he l#-d a ihoius of 600 voices
11*' is choirmaster of the Thud Re
:on! Cil cnurch in Hbllnnd and to#-
ristant' superintendent of the Hun
day school; altogether a rather vet
.-mile public official.
Twenty five venrs ago today Grov
er ('level oui was elected president
for the second time.
SEEK TO FREE
TEUTON SPY
HOUSTON, Tel.. Nov. 7 A dal
tnR attempt was made here early
today to release Herbert Uamtu, o'
Rued German secret ►•mice Hn.'*n'
confined in the guardhouse in tb*'
heart of Crmp lA>gatt. Shots were
fired. Ho Ml was* hit, as far aa
known.
I’rlntlM#—l hr plain nrnt Uln.t—fh-*«
!• rltf lit—4Uiwr. J»h Or |*t.—- VI «l a IM<*.