The Detroit times. [volume], December 03, 1917, NOON, Page PAGE 4, Image 4

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MANY MEN
' REJECTED
AT CUSTER
Nearly 18 Per Cent Are
Found Physically
Unfit
CAMP CU3THR. Mich., Dec 3
Predictions that the physical dim
friation of the November contingent
c>f draft select# sent to Camp Cutter
tould be more strict than hitherto
llive justified It la now very
probable that the percentage of r#-
for physical disability will
I>«* clo«* to IS per cent. For Ins tan*
17.6 p* r c« nt of the men sent from
J. Sru4t to *T» *■ Th:H,:. il'i'dih ini
Thirty Ninth Infantry have been
i- ut borne. The Three Hundred and
Tlirtj-seventh Infantry, recruited
front th*- upper part of the state.
b-t- more than 20 per cent
cii its November recruits. Estimates
from other regiments make the IS
yv r cent estimate seem oonherva
t- <. Thi»* means that approximate
-1 *.oou more men must be sent to
lHup Custi-r as alternates for the
A*rivals of two week*! ago. These
Xtiust come before the sends
ti e final 26 per cent of The flr*- - t
and aft call.
Effort* to discover the reason for
ti ~ self-destruction of Ralph J.
■ • rejt at Camp Custer late last
i k have availed little. Forejt.
*’ to belonged to Company M. Three
}. andred and Thirty ninth Infantry.
"Jived at No. 522 Horatio-ave., De
troit, before he was called to the
color* last month He seemed con
V ated and was making an excellent
e Idler. While in his bunk. Jor* jt
r- i an artery in his arm with a safe-
V razor blade. A few days before
he hnd taken out a war insurance
} Ijor for SIO,OOO. His widow will
► t this sum in monthly payments
i * retched over 20 years.
Sunday ns usual brought thou
i. 'ids of visitors to the ennip Most
o. them carried haskets of goodies
Ur the soldiers of the company
Vte#s#* had another Thanksgiving
dinner. Sunday one artillery tw-
Dry iiad rue wind* !urk»-\» "J* f
over from Thursday Th«*~,. wen
devourud yesterday.
The headquarter -of the Jewish
war recreation commission have
Von moved to buildmg No. *OS.
which is a Y. M. C. A hut. The
commission Is doing good work
iiruoug its proteges. The new con
crete road to the camp was opened
yesterday and for the first time
motoring to cantonment was a
pleasure.
Children Ory
FOR FLETCHER 7
GA3T C R « A
Pocket-books! cheer up !
* •-
Try thin new Recipe
"H O” BREAD
2Mi cup« H-O Oatmeal Pour 2,'.
cup-< boiling water over «mr, let
stand ! or I*4 hours. Then add
small cake
lukewarm water Add ‘-J cup mo
lasses (may be omitted) 1 reaspoorv
ful salt. 2 tat- -spoonfuls shonenintr.
Stir well. Au 5 cups wrheat flour
and mix wd' Let raise-, mold into
2 loaves. ba„. 1 hour.
IV'HO CoinMriy. Bus f.10.N TANARUS!
M+Amr* of H O I or- *,*nd Presto j
|j Christmas Music
In Victor Records
Appropriate to‘ th>- at a.* on. ( urir' ;
TTTntv music predominate** in f h»* Vie
tor refold# for December. Many of
the greatest artist.* iu the vocal aiut
instrument#! world have created 1
some rarely beautiful Christman ;
I compositions for th< Victrola
Among those w hua» voices iu a)
j be heard in songs t,f peiuliar mo
j meat at this season are Caruso, Me
I Cos: mack, tfchumnnu liaink, •. 1 iuc k
I Homer, de Oogona. Wertenrath, j
J (iaill (Jurci. Fra nee • \i*U Mabel i
] Garrison, while mch no». and Instru* j
! ruentali ’ as Kr«*i *r Paderewski, i
j Elman, and others cuiurlbuU* to the
holiday record*.
I It will be welcome news to the t
thousands of admirer* of ‘tie Boston (
Aymphony orchestra, and to the still
greater thousands who havt
i heard ihis innioua organization in
j conn-rt. to know that at last Victor i
records have been made of several
tI a UK l '; * roliestra n .t:.b* : * pla> **d ,
iby ibl* orchestra. At one time It,
; whs thought an imposini# feat to .
J prcK tin perfect records of a grea; i
: symphonic orchestra, but after
} many, many trials, the Victor com ,
j puny in»* succeeded >r.d the records
! are said io be marvelous The Bo# j
[ iot organization played for 'he Vic* i
I tor Tschalknwsk)'* Fourth *ym
| phony, and the prelude to act third >
:of Wagner s•• Lohengrin " |
With the ( hristntas music i** fe«* ;
1 tured war songs that have become
j popular In the recent past thruout
1 th** country, and' especially in the
, cantoument* nnd naval s’itions
; And. of course, there is plenty of |
i n*w “jazz, dance music, and or
I chestra ind band -el-ctum*. while;
' the favor.‘e# of the Victor family
who know !*r well how to sing a
popular *<.ng have lot# of new one*
to bid for popularity
Several 1 :r.d:*d new forelm ;
double faced records in many dis
1 fee# nt languages have recently been j
I Issued by the Victor company, ’h» ;
Ills: including ’he languages of c>n 1
tinental Europe, the orient, Sean- i
Uinavia and South America. *
NEW BOOKS IN
PUBLIC LIBRARY
i The following n* w have h«*en
» •?
hrary
Th> greit w* - FUt'ie of the
•s. imn« " John U\»* han. ’"i •• u French'
1 I; \ 4 « Tlriiu i ■ ITS'* I*a\ -
i r«• 'Russian I>untie* *ett Prob
il# rns. - .» U. t'uff h:--n Month#
jin tii-. War Z ne. K .1 I'm “F<»r
',, • i i ■hi -: J■, 11, 'at;? -. , rfao
int. *• k *' * re' »r. •- * r •
tYornan tor in S»*b a. ’ Mrs. r. T
Mattliew "Oitsri Tent in .'land* rg"
Mhiii] Mortimer "Puftri frnn*. Pic
ardy h> Two Chaplains ’ T. XV Pym
i sort Osoffrsjr Oi*r«l"n, 'ltaly V, nr
Herb- t Vivian.
Hisand irav'-l "T*-# Soul of
T’iieer." L- rd R. V, ft rf >Mlton ‘T---
l*nd Past an.l Present.* ff Harley
"A Vagabond's W»•#•#■ v. A safr'*n:-
Mittdleton V *h f tl Me* I eat *
Lewis ?pene# 'Armenia' W T. V
' Art." Judith Cls t' l; ‘ Concern.ng
| P* ntlng ” Kenyon C ox
f*rtencs and teehnol, %v: "Com*
I nress»d Air for the Metal Worker ••
c* c fftrsohber#; ’ T.eatbee Sperlmen
TP k" F W T.« CYo 1 * ’ Prin'intes
*f V*r »raphv.‘* A C, M Adle
M: ■ • ejlane-ua; "CU and an ' Mr
Welts " W:il\am Areh»'. “f,»r
and 1 rni-ire," a. E r>ttrhesne. ‘Co
opciad.ll -n : n F , n , 'U'>." T fann»-« #»eb*
'hard "YV iron," \«>>'« Thompson. 1
SERVE H-O Oatmeal. Make
your purse and your family glad.
For one package of H-O makes
30 dishes of the most delicious oat
meal that ever put cheer into the
morning meal.
And H-O has more energy-value
than meat, eggs or other such foods.
And costs a fraction as much.
Further: 20 minutes on your
kitchen stove finds H-O deliciously
and thoroughly cooked. Os no other
oatmeal can this be said because no
no other oatmeal is steam-cooked 2
hours at the mill.
Serve H-O regularly. It is a real
energy food. And it really helps to
save household money. See if it
doesn’t.
BANKER BOOSTS
WAR SAVINGS
CERTIFICATES
The government'# campaign to
• ell S2.UvHL()vO.OOO of wrar savings
■•rtlflcaie*. which ha* Just begun.
>ffer# an opportunity to ’he bank
of tho Unlud 3tat»*e to Ini
'vtr support to a “unique and iu
r.selv interesimg etperlment iu
t finance.'' says Guiet- W Me
;<h, president or the Meohantca
Metal* National bank, of New
k in a lcter he is sending s o all
' .irlt's correspondent# It i# the
,mt on of the Washington author
»:«• I- states, to place these certifl
, ritually in 3'1,00U.b00 Amid-
The letter continues
\ s«> n* the ,-srtlfl<*atrs.
<; i a* ? "s- am unred will poatpon#
the , rr. • ■ f th- th 'd liberty loan
. But mar# imp, r- I
innl *. > f*i r M * i ceasful sal# Will r#- j
the Aiaerc-an public* recognl*
. n ,\f .►,» vital part that economy
■\ml hSHir.a even of the smallest ]
am- nt w I! pl#y in bringing victory
* ‘ ’-at*
Tl « war w:!i not be won with
- . ' ne n -* wth men and
at -r:*; and. as «ve see it that must
the ,»«• n f the war saving* cer
• fl j:.* h r5-cent thrift *tarop
ght •: *he United States will rep
' «*>i-»t r t> re than a silver Quarter
subscribed to * war :>->*n. It will
• vrn oilte ■ qun'ier divert'd from
e n,* unn# -ee«.« rv p irp.'se t-> the all
|p p. rtan' and vitally necessary pur
p 0- ,-.f aupplv r« our soldier* and
• ail ( r« w it t*-e material for the pr-'#-
,-.t..m ui tii* war.
\M(>r ref -e wm e economy an !
« % nil s,• nf.i-ssarj A wasteful and J
thriftless pe .pi" ann-'t w n a vvsr I
hen-", intil vi torjr !» obtained, the
American pe.,pi* mutt b* rrada to see
the eeeen"al need of making *acrl--
IV •-*.* however small, for the nnf n
The war eaving* certificate* « u
serve to measure • those sacrift #i
down tv,>n t- t* tniy-f! * cent*
My Ten ting th* :o.»el> e» wl’h*
stln# t drive }. *me the ;•** ,nos the
c»rt*". s*e*. the hanker* .*f the coun
try in perform an b!e. patriotic
s- ;rn tlcal service the result* of
wl,■ r cannot be overesutnated.
REAL ESTATE
BOARD TO DINE
THURSDAY NIGHT
Th# I>e roit Real f>tate ttoard will
hold Us ennual tuecting and dinner
in the Hot#>l Cadillac, Thursday
night, at 6SO o’clock. It will be
a turkey feast, with appropriate trim
mings.
Lewis l. Smart, chairman of th#
commit'* e In chargo of raising funds
for Company E. Three Hundred uni
Thirty seventh Infantry, in Camp
Uusfer, which the board ha# ''adopt
ed,'' report# total contributions of
s!s*, ’A #o dat# The board Is to
provide th# boys with a Christina#
frv* In a urinted appeal to the
iti'-mbcrship Mr Smart says. TANARUS» is
up to us. aged and crippled and to
proud to fight, to mak# »h.v Chris'-
mas tree sometiung for th# 250 m#-n
>f Michigan in Company E. who ar#
fit ting our battles, to remember al
vny#.”
Member* are urged to bring #ome
li nr for me member of th# cora
i*an> to the Thursday night me#t
ng, something a aoldter can u#e ar.d
••njoy They should be prepared to
cive liberally of their cash. too. if
hev hare not already contnbu'ed.
-a\ •Mr Stnar' Company Eis com
manded Ly Cspt YVilliam P. <’ol
rn. . rermoer of the Detroit Real
EPUt# board.
RECRUITING
BOOTH PUTS ON
WINTER TOGS
Thru the effort# of the Patriots of
1917 the recruiting booth on the
city hall lawn 1* being in i habltg*
file for the winter S* v**r:»l firms
have donvted their ‘-.rvic*** The
James H Roach company :-* r» paint
<ng the exterior, the Detro Lumber
IValers' association Is- donating
htuvber for anew floor, side walk*
Ceiling and atortu doors the I insell
company i# the carpen
ters. Pithl Soni company th* nails
and felt paper, and the T. B Rayl
company, begver board
Fur the assistance they rendered
*n recruit lug work la#t spring th<
Music the Best Christmas Gift
It i.s a source of lasting joy—a gift, not for the Christmas season alone but for
years, for it carries far into the future the sentiment that prompts its choice
(» » Bj j gj". f
From Our Line Would Gladden Your fLme
Such ce!i?hrated n-qkes as STEINWAY. KNAKE, C.KIXM'EL
BROS, (own auto), SOHMER. VOSE STERUNG, SHONINGE R,
HI’NTINGTON, MENi>ELSSOHN, etc., are embraced in our line.
At no other house in state can they be purchased.
How greatly one of them would add to the pleasures and attrac
tiveness of your home—with what untold delight it would b re
ceived by those of your household.
The immensity of jur stock provides a Piano at w hatever price
you’ve had in mind to pay- and we yladly arrange payments that
make its purchase for Christmas very easy.
Th# greatest mu* leg I value possible to • btain- -vaiu* 'bat !,a* ha I Urg* ;•.* rt
in m •king us Michigan'* Loading Music H«»u*« .»i* ;*: Important f-.*iur#
yrtu'll find here.
Avail yourself of th#se advantage* in gladdening 't u er*i" with a P an© for
Christmas.
Aida and
Elman
Famous soprano
>s* and talented vio
linist appearing
Arcadia
p \ Tuesday Kve. f
Records
yUB Victor Cos.
XTSfTIA ULMAN h*ar
We Issue Record Gift Corlilicnti-s
They Make a Bpiendid Remembrance for the Victor or Vlctrol* Owner.
AitkiiiiK.aia N ammimkiti
lyceum —tonight
HIfiHTKRS mi*< ll’ VI \HTI««T« O K TtlK
Boston Grand Opera Cos.
dnk mm i-i nruiiMM i oKrf ki\<* xnyr imi-imi iim
ll(KHrp I Rim |*OI II poi'l Mil III'K.H It #c\ « 0«T! HK.
Ihlr<l lf< Rlcnlftln” —rir»l Sri “ Into of Hoffmann”— from M ( (t
--tallrrla —Wrrfillnc "rfii. from “l.wrla 111 l.nwimrrmnor”
ho<l *tn4 lom from -I orla”—with k*ln >n»nrrt4r. arrlalmMl l.r
rrlfl«*o the grrnirmt "I tirin'* of Ikr *»nfrullon. ( tnriui-Or of or
rNratrn, l|Mr Jarrkl*.
« —fair to 92. '»aU on **■!*• of Theater
•n4 ftu<t«on
R EGENTvORPIIEUM
Q A UE H R ; Tt fig Taylor’s LIONS
i.Einive n,T' , - H . . rnv.-ri'A
OOUCUSfkIRBAHKS
Sat. Nun .Mo). Coni n>i I jpr Q ytUnLUISt FMnffAn i.»4 Faraai
Mill. Ift-Mlr jj- —ar . iauKarM. 3 i.lff- a.ft so
sfickta nv-2.*i-ir.- y^rjij Jlol I’lrtuTe* 1-4 «t■ •»
Southern Serenaders R "** rM *•
« * “snap judgment”
n 7TPOIT Tonl.kt at a.I.V. Mat.
UII nvi I HH a*i . J in
1 IMRi ra FIiOMMW pra«ailla
OTIS SKINNER
“MISTER ANTONIO 1 ’
M IT HKKK HI ITWiIII ||a|||)
If all, oniU Mo Mill
E?*« r t-i fj .•,(!. \*n f • », • M 9
A NATIONAL INRTJTI Tl‘< N
ZIEGFELD
FOLLIES
DETROIT TIMES
PatnoiK r««. i\<d the h**ar\ thank
of the war dvparUUfc'Ut. Th*>> u
-'• *i \ >| t h** \t\ > K*'ii«‘f s*»«'M‘t\ (i ir
r>/ Nai > Rail* • week !•*' -• fv.ug
ginger ait* and tea creatu con**s at
th# Country t f ** r > n urmoiy miu
the naval ball in \rcadta. Tho so
c'civ was represented hy Ml#* Ulara
17 Dyar. Mr* Wil lla nt C. tlenoler.
the Mi-s<;» Lyon#, Mrs Harry .1
Purae, Mr# l*«vn Hastings, Mr«
Far! Jackson. Mr-« Martin Reed and
Mr*. .1 K Galley
Beginning today the J<*wh of
Ann-nca will conduct a :w ( * w#• v -
campaign to raise 15,000,000 >f a
$10,000,000 fund for the relief of
th* k it. '-in* , n lit * nil \ i' » v
thousand* in Russia. Poland. Tur
key and tho Balkan Staten
Elman has made over 10 records; Alda nearly 30.
All ar*» rplendid. We list a»fe«r b> **aeh .’irtlaf that are
of especial b» aut> and popularity. .
ELMAN RECORDS
Thais —Meditition
Canto Amoroio—Liebetlird
Humoresque <Arr. by El
man)
Mmuet in G, No. 2
Souvenir de Moaoow
Dans les Bois (Voice of the
Woods)
r,l»d to play thnrn for you or a phono rail (Cherry ?.C,00)
will hrinf to your homo lmmcd!at»'lr nr.y you may wish to
11,1. Till* WKI H
Elsie Ferguson
"The Riat of Jennie etching”
4 nil lb** I anal Aifririt \II m. f t«i I, J
AVE N U E
THE JOLLY GI LS
BJRLESRU i RS
fWiCK UiiLi. imikl»tkl
540.272.657 IS
RED CROiSCOST
That Sum Spt*nt In First Six
Months of Wark Work,
Report Says
WASHINGTON. !*• >' Results
achieved in six month# of effort to
meet the urgent ne» and for war relief
| on all fronts are set forth in the
report of the war council of the
i American It* -J Urns*, made public
today.
It tel!* how more than s4b.ooo.ut>o
jof the f 100,000 <*od war fund ha*
Y
i;
FRANCES ALDA
ALDA RECORDS
Sing Me Love’s Lullaby
Solitude < Balalaika Orch.
acc.)
Angel's Serenade (Violin by
Elman)
Love's Own Sweet Song
Mighty Lrk’ a Rose
Ave Maria (In Latin)—Vie-
Jin by Elman.
AMI
1 * " t HEX
■ | I l.fMtMl •tlory
111 The Auction Block
Murk "rnnrft I'omrilv.
l.iimtona A l olvln.
a gk Mala. Til.-Th.-Sal.,
ADAMS ,v *-•
% Ii« f w Arni* l»Mfr fl r .Wf.
25-tt ftO-TS*
VAFGHAN GLASKK CO.
I' Ir» I pr..( itlntlnn here of P. T.
‘Whea Frai tame Home”
nf»ki "Thr VflUo Tlrkfl"
l»nll , ~l i 7 mill n|» in Mm la 10 nn.l Isl.
MARY PICKFORD
••Till" i.rni.K rriiMTA*"
t~ Lew Docksteder
Marr**n 4 oillo A Os« dymU 41-
frr»| llr 'lnnln A In: ■« run
brrrkar 4flv« (larki Mr. nml
Mra. liorilna M IM»| 4t>h»tl A
44lt|frt Marlr l.»*‘a f'orrwlaln
11**1 Y'ruaa Mndner Irlrinr
I'.nllr* l.rnaa llrralpu to
K*«l Ohm
nAPRirK 1 "’ M .t*m . i
VjMnniLA. 0 „ ArvMa3S*.|„ fl v*
vunm - uu< * «i»»» h * HM-f
Knarar II allrf’a l , »«rrf«l llmniii,
r piJE' WITH MIMH 4 >
I iIL ii »< k t;rr, nu
L” Vlff in « hin on 4
IV 1N Ir E* linMHMHYII « »4T.
Mor* Ihr I llln a than Mr. 44 nllrr’a
-r4iii tu rri.i ••
4nl orrh—*4o Inna l.rftj."
I rmllnt—»». Plata oral klnil —tha>
riaht—Tlmm Job Daft.—Ma.a «lh
been expended.
t)f $40.272.»>57 appropriated by the
council $7,6.‘>9.»>i)0 lias b*en ad
vanced to chapterh for the purchase
of material and will be refunded.
: For work 'abroad s;to.St»;'».Slo has
been appropriated $20,601,240 of the
amounrgoing to France, where auf
fertng hi- t un "beyond descrip
Hon.”
For work outside of Franca, ex
clusive of $750,000 recently sent for
emergency relief in Italy, the fol
lowing appropriation* have been
made:
—Belgium. $7,200,000; England, sl,-
••*•'.620; Italy. $214,000, Russia, sl,
150.440, Rumania.'>l.6l6.39B: Ser
bla. $403,203. Armenians and Syr
ians. $1 .SOO.i’OO; other*. $11.1.012.
l'he report and« scribes in detail how
ill tills money has been *p#nt and
11 'I in
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i•/ i ' ' ■
Pianos, Player-Piano*, Victrolas, Records, Small
Musical Instruments, Cabinets, Sheet Music,
— Everything in the Realm ot Music
at ihe House ot Crinncll.
A Sure Way to
Make the Family Happy—
Get Thera a Victrola!
There’s one as low as S2O. Others up to SIOO. Period
styles on special order at SSOO, SOOO, S7OO, etc. Victors, $lO up.
We’ve a complete stock now, hut the Christmas demand
grows greater each year; and. this, together with transporta
tion conditions presenting such difficulty in obtaining goods,
makes it advisable to purchase early. 'lt is the one certain way
of obtaining just the model you want. Make your selection at
once. We’ll hold for Christmas delivery if you wish.
Y'ou need pay but a little down—a little weekly or monthly.
If not pn*«ih|e to rail writ* for full In form at lon regarding anything In our
line in which you arc interlined. Freight or express paid anywhere In the
state on alt orders of 15 and over. Satisfaction guaranteed.
Gunnell Bros
HEADQUARTERS
21.3-247 Woodward Avenue
I /m** nu
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“The Riviera of America’ * "/f?|
r.m Christian, Biloxi, Ocean Spring, Guljport, '* I
Mississippi City, Bay St. Louis, Pascagoula, \
Pensacola, NJew Orleans, Mobile.
die miM, equable climate makes tbis an ideal loretion fort
winter k']o!im. Good Hotels at moderate rates. Golf, Lwating,
fiihtng. Hunting, motoring and otHer outdoor sports.
Modern steel trains throe'jh from Giicafo, Cineinna'i,
Louisville and Evansrile via Louisville A Nashville R. R. j * i
reach fins enchanting vacation land in a little over 24 boors. -J |J
: a ifia ( ;jf Cfit. Aik ft* liluitretaj (oUara, * iiMulo,
or In form* non. JjjjpWf t
CADILLAC j
SOME BABIbS
Vml 14 rrh— j«ih Mrltf’a llrrord
llrrpkrn.
ADVEKTISE IN HIE TIMES—IT PAYS
MONDAY, DECEMBER 3, 1917.
tolls of the vast organization set
up by the war hoard since its up
point meat. It records the forma
tion of the Union Rej Dross, Nrival
auxiliaries, the camp service bu
reau, the sanitary service bureau
an I other divisions ami describe*
tie* membership campaign which
brought the number of Red Cross
members beyond the five million
mark.
ASK FOR and GET
Horlick’s
The Original
Malted Milk
Substitutes Cost YOU Same Prices
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