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Kill ilUMWdt JI 3 ATTJRDA 1919 PRESS HE ohl A he 0 I'IloKi by COUNCILMAN JOHN LODGE MAYOR IS CALLED Council President Attempts to Beat Him Up to Continoed rom Pnge One to renchman Urges Anti oe Alliance from the The Weather CHICAGO Sectional Bank and Office 1000 Partition New Voile Cotton Blouses BLOUSES 150 02 76 02 10 SE 10 Special! Tub Dresses High Class Washable Skirts TH at 195 550 750 10 ft Littl Gingham Dresses $150 Cotton Gabardine Skirts $350 37 150 1 67 A Clearance of 3 Summer Styles in 72 New Petticoats of Taffeta $1000 3 $390 Alexander Revell Co Detroit Agent A A GOTTRIED 40 Van Dyke Pl 1 9 RE 81 15 14 WNN 51 56 14 13 Hausen WelLurn 76 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 5 6 7 the by th 66 SO 74 94 60 15 16 10 3 15 56 50 56 SO t4 SO for an addition to Pal nnL agreed to present the plan within twu 51 66 Ciear Hain Cloudy Pt Clear Cloudy Cloudy ciou ly Clear Pt Cloudy Pt tear Clear Clcari fl 7 8 9 hl 11 76 66 BY LODGE ft 3 SALVADOR JUDGE KILLED BY INERNAL MACHINE cloudy Clear Clear Cloudy Pt Clear Cloudy Clear Pt Pt Clmr Clear Clear Cloudy Cloudy Pt meeting Bradley 76 78 79 79 68 78 Ml in to as Seventh units ot had 584 com pan A a a A NR NWRE Conrad Durfee Jacksnn Chester but most ofthe thought the mayor were i time they realized of the clash the CONERENCE CALLED ON PEACE PROBLEMS a A NORMAN CONGER Official la Charco' Coats Values to $20 in noon Copyright 1919 by iUrnn Ewing Colonel Philip Bunau Varilla who volunteered in the rench army at the age of 55 and left a leg at Verdun has told members of the Washington Rotary club that Europe alone cannot resist successfully the Prussian system of conquest He advocates a permanent alliance of rance England and the United States against German aggression Dowagiac Baasll B7 Huber Calumet William Kerr Battle details on weeks Then Mayor Couzrns walked In but tinning the street railway dis cussion all ovor returned to his of Thrc'e men entered the grocery store of Joseph aVreneskl 12il Pa hala street late riday night and while two held pointed pistols at the proprietor's head the third ran sacked the store Two hundred dol lars were stolen 75 74 74 73 Backs A round Table mayor with his hands held his face backed around the Vary practical and serviceable dresses for girls from 6 to 14 years in fancy plaid gingham and monotone chambray Every one will launder perfectly Becoming ityle for every wearer Workmanahip much above the ordinary 030 0 Washington June 20 How Amer lean engineers may best servo the world In the reconstruction period! Is one of the principal subjects to come up at a conference called by Commissioner Claxton of the fed i eral bureau ot education to meet here June 23 and 24 Chairman Hur ley of the shipping board Major 1 General Jeremiah and others are on the program Shown in plain voiles barred voile with organdy collar fancy pink or blue striped voile with deep fluted collars TRACES TROUBLE TO ANGER OE ALIENS San Salvador June 20 An In fernal machine sent to Dr Manuel Trejo Castillo civil Judge of Santa Ana In western Salvador caused the death of the Judge and serious Injury to a servant The explo sive was contained In a small box provided with a lock and key The fatal explosion occurred when the box was opened The report ot the explosion was heard throughout the city nurses add gaiety TO HOMEWARD TRIP SE 650WERINE IGHTERS BACK STRAY PEACE NOTES COMING OVER CABLES Basolo Hancock Carl Penlogaj Irving John Included are cross bar voiles with white organdy col lars and cults also prgandy lawns and batistes in white plain colors and sprightly but harmonious combinations A most opportune time to provide for a summer supply Values not found elsewhere Ixvndon Times Cable Copyright 1919 by Public Ledger Co london Junts Herbert A quith opened his free trade earn palpn at Leeds Inst night He said that In peace free trade had enabled the British to build up a credit and a financial ascendancy which no one could dispute and that it had broken down under the strain of war Pettifogging proposals of a budget Indicated' that protection was passing1 across the threshold of th British fiscal citadel Speaking earlier In the day Mr Asquith de pcrlbod the gravity of the situa tion in Ireland as a reproacn British statesmanship HOURLY TEMPERATURES RelsHve 8 a 83 pep cent 12:80 80 per cent 8 90 pep rent 71 73 DETROIT REE The before table near the center of the vault with Mr Txxlge following him and insisting that the mayor remove his glasses "He left both his chin and his stomach uncovered" said Mr odge "and a 10 year old could have land ed on him but he had his glasses Lieutenant Schnabel retired po lloe officer who Is on duty in the Inner vault managed to prevent any blows being struck in the heat of the excitement and finally covered the mayor's retreat from the vault swinging the big iron gate shut after him until the indignant coun cilman had time to cool down Thought Principals Councilman Nagel had joined the excitement council members and Mr Lodge first and by the the seriousness affair was over and the mayor was on his way Mayor Couzens refused to com ment on the ruction in the safety deposit Vault riday afternoon but Mr Lodge said stand pat on what I told the mayor to his face this noon When he says this coun cil was In a hurry about appointing an arbitrator 1 have only to point to his own message sent to the council in a resolution prepared with his approval the resolution urging the council to approve the agreement made with the by the mayor and the city legal staff and asking "that this body (the councils proceed with all rea sonable dispatch to select an arbi trator" Marschner's court order on which the agreement Is based ordered selection of an arbitratorwithin 30 days and 10 days have already elapsed since the order The mayor wanted to appoint his own arbitrator that's where the trouble lay but the order plainly reads that the council should appoint the ar tier and made the fateful state ment to the newspaper men 1'rldtiy morning Mayor t'ouzrn and the members of the council re ceived a iurmal Invitation tn go up In the air a guests of the Uni versal Aviation company at Mor row ield Saturday afternoon Without formally accepting the in vitation they all went over to the bank for the sinking fund meet ing BRITISH REE TRADE CAMPAIGN IS BEGUN ROBS STORE AS HOLD OWNER AT BAY 2 0 016 6 0 ft 0 BRANDS CRITICS GERMAN TOOLS United Staten Department Agriculture Weather Bureau June The fol lowing I Ur rn 1 Inn uapa mviTwuvim i lv ian3il rt 4 piti vn iiiiii'tii uriuw said the mayor a liar' said Mt advancing threatening! toward th mayor who retreats Th council president also calb'i the mayor other names which The ree Press is not privileged to print 161 Klrbv avenue: Lawrence Wilson 163 Eighteenth street Bruno Wlsnlwskl 413 Mitch ftvenuet 1 Threlkekl 37)04 Mar (Grand boulevard Charles Wein 496 Washington June Arrest ot 6000 Chinese students at uchow by Chinese and Japanese military authorities was said In official cir cles here today to have resulted from the antl Japanese boycott growing out of the decision of the peace conference on the Shantung question uchovV In ukien prov ince opposite ormosa has been held by the Japanese to be wlthih their 'sphere of influence It was said and when the disorders be gan they were reported to have been regarded as justification for the landing of Japanese troops Michigan Men Represent Ev ery Branch of Uncle War orces nirn Samuel beloved eon of Mtn Alice Melville and dear brother off tjnarics Remains at of Alfred Crosby 8 Woodward Burial at St Louis Missouri St Louis papers pleas? copy English Courts Grant Divorce in Record Time Special to The ree Press London Jane A divorce erase la MwcrpInK England cm pccinlly London Three London courts granted decrees yesterday at the rate of 15 an hour Out of 50 undefended anlh hnd been started by husbands The total number on the calendar In sos nnd In 452 of these husbands it rd the petitioners 1 AIR Washington C4 Jnne 20 The forecnst i Leon Karsten Holland Roy Cheney Muskegon An thony Stanyseskl ord City Albert Slewart Monroe Josef Romanowski Wyandotte Harry Bradley Gladwin Harry Osbeck Ottawa John Bomn fant Gran 1 Rapids Norman Larkin lint Otto Marvls Mount Clemens Vincent Kogers Orlon August Seaa Romeo Chester A Barrington Decatur Harry Symons Gaines Harry A Ander son Mason Charles Ismpea Laurium: Metzer Itnckwood Axel Leonard Kllpela Calumet William Pease Kala mazoo Werner Anderson Iron Moun tain: Lealio Anten Oakland In Seventh ield artillery Brigade head quarters from the William Hen derson Bark River Clifford Brourd Burt loyd McCracken Butternut Nester Salvatera Pahitaka In gth ield Artillery In Eighth ield Artillery John 1 MrCInn Dexter Tony Then Benton Harbor Orr A Davis Grand Rapldsiswilllaf Gilbert Shelby Arthur napias Carl Lyle Henry Moravec Trav Nelson Calumet Bay City Carlton Carlson Lansing Arthur Scott Creek who were present at the Messrs Lodge Nagel Simons Castator and Kronk had gone to the bank for the noon meet ing of the sinking fund commission and the mayor walked dnto the vault shortly afterward He shook hands with Councilman Simons then with President Lodge and to the latter remarked hays you shako with me you knew what I just said about vou to the newspapermen did you asked Mr Lodge Mr Couzens repeated the state ment 'verbatim as printed above according to the councllmcn and Mr Lodge demanded you mean that?" I "Then Lodge A aplendid variety in many unuiual and beautiful tyle Material include cotton tuedet rench voile fine pique cordalinet and cotton gabardine The treatments in pocketsv belts and button trimmings are the newest ReedtE Grnnd Anderson Norway Laingsburg Rudolph prse City Carl Anthnnq'owcharzek Norway OdonnHl Kunnary Pontiac: Earl Smith St Joseph Christ Orient North Manitou Island red Zantop Jackson Harold Nyberg Norway Aired Sarasln Boyne City rank Kloka Bedford Ernest Ames Mance Senate Committee Hearing Marked by Exchange of Bitter Comment WanhlnRton June A Mitch ell Palmer at the first public hear ing In the fight to prevent confirm ation by the senate of his ap pointment as attorney general turned sharply today upon hfs ac cusers and boldly charged that they were aligned with German terests In a concerted attempt discredit his administration alien property custodian Luring the year nnl a half wan tn charge ot th office Mr Palmer declared he had been de nounced by every enemy alien and every friend nnd attorney of every enemy alien In this country and that in Berlin he was characterized as the Official American pick pocket'' erani nt thw 40000 aliens whose property had been seized was attacking him he said because his organization has seized anemy property and captured the German Industrial army In the United States Ilujers Got Profit it would be shown ho told the committee that the partisan charges lodged against him were not based on ground thit he had gold enemy points at too low a price but that he had sold them to Amer icans who had turned them to profitable account or nearly five (hours Hie senate Judiciary sub committee conducting un open inquiry at the request ot the attorney general was in a con tinual snarl or two hours a crowd that was kept on edge by the tense feeling breaking out at InteiVwis witnessed the remarkable spectacle of an attorney general ot the united States defending his record and stashing at his enemies before a senate committee meeting sitting on his fitness for place in the cab inet iRtternesa Marks Hearing The bttter feelings that broke at the beginning remained to the end the meeting closing abruptly and In disorder with the announce ment by Chairman Dillingham mat another session would be held to morrow to determine future pro ceffrc and to summon witnesses asked for by the complainants There was a strong belief at the capital tonight that no further hearings of consequence would be held JAPS AID IN ARREST 6000 CHINESE Detroit Heroes Ready to ire on Metz When Armis tice Was Signed lBy hardy (ree Pres Staff Correspondent New York June 20 Traveling from Brest on the second largest and most palatial liner afloat the Imperator 650 Michigan men among 9787 troops ot the division and scattering the service ot supply who army nurses as traveling ions on the elght day voyage were loath to leave the ship when she docked at Hoboken this afternoon best week of our lives like living in a mansion with lots of nice was the way Major Liskow an engineer from Saginaw Mich described the homeward trip Of the nurses 20 belong In Mich igan and the first day out of tho rench point they made It a point to hunt up some of their own soldiers the result being many parties and talking bees The nuSe contingent was the' largest that ever has came on a single ship Most ot the Wolverine troops arriving today are members ot the Seventh division which saw little actlom they came in the ifty fifth infantry which was at Pontamaus sen when the armistice was signed the Eighth Seventy eighth Seven ty ninth and Eightieth field artil lery regiments none of which got Into the fray although all were ready to unleash their guns in front of when the fighting stopped Sorry Peace Came Colonel A Strmyer Bay City came In command ot the Seventy ninth artillery and he said the one complaint was they help administering the licking to t)ie Germans It was announced tonight by the army transport servlcothat one of the last units ot the Eighty fifth division to leave rance aside from the Russian force now at Brest is on its way It comprises 19 officers and 652 men of the 310th engineers headquarters medical and ordnance detachments and Companies 1) and Of this number 13 officers and 527 men are designated for de mobilization at Camp Custer They are on the Mobile due at New York June 27 ot this regiment already ds demobilized and one battalion is now on its way from Archangel to Brest The troops on the Mo bile were detached from the Eighty fifth division and sent forward into the Argonne and the army of oc cupation Other sailings ot troops designated for Custer are: Supply Men Returning On the battleship Kansas due at Newport News June 28 two officers 195 men in the Seventh supply head quarters and the battleship Geor gia due at Newport News June 28 37 men in ifty sixth Infantry detachment lleadmiarters In the Tlaer due at New York June 27 32 men In scattered units ot service of supply Headquarters In the Zeppelin due at New York Juno 26 38 men In the Tenth Held signal battalion Headquarters In the Moble due at New York June 27 one officer 45 men in ifty sixth infantry The following Michigan mn arrived On the Imperator from the state: To 2'1 first air service mechanics regiment Howard Lane Saranac Ralph Weise Grand Haplde Randall Scharman Kingsley Photo section one air service Gus tave Saderhind Escanaba Co irst Army Headquarters regiment George Pelkey Standish Archie Trnodell Pin conning Adrian Archambeau Chas sell Lawrence BeJhumeer PalnesdaleJohn Dondlnenu Kinde Antoine Sey mour Scheffer Richard Perry Erie Military Police In 241 Military Police company' Ed win Quarleson Newaygo elix Golombek Pinconning In 219 Military Police Company David Knowles Kalnt Helen Matthews Britt Adrjan In mobile hospital eleven llussclt Longwell Traverse City William Ven Norman Pontiac In Sanitary Squad 47 John Ieb herse Birmingham Glenn Charles Jackson: James Stowlts Midland In Sanitary Squad 67 Captain Lewis Ludlum Jonesville In Veterinary Hospital Ono Lleutcn 8ni ioyn ftnanin Hicnintni 1n Mobile Veterinary SectionJohn Ackles St Johns Barry 'Bratt Midland Heroea rom Mlrhignn In 53th Carl Erickson quette Lucian Porter Muskegon Carl Thirtieth street John Wllczynskl 863 Jo Salnrdny nnd Sunday little chnnge in temperature Upper Saturday warmer nvrtlrwcat portion: Sunday partly clotdyt Nhowern went iior Hon Ohh) Partly cloudy Saturday Sunday probably falrj alightiy warmer north portion Stations bltrator and the euuucll hit pointed one" Councilman Nagel said "We have got to I down to business on our plan for a subway The majority of ths people want It nnd the city needs It ho It may never be put In ponltlon such It was In dur ing the enr strike Th city was at the mercy of ths It and wheb wa have our aub way built the tables will ra versed" Passage of President out lined plan for Immediate settlement ot the street railway problem came ns a sort of compromise action In which several members of the coun cil figured t'ouncllmen Vetnor Lit tlefield and lllelmsn were absent When the recommendation nt th stre't ranwav commission mr postcard referendum on the municipal ownership question settlement by agreement with i came up for approval thfl nniincit Mr sUrnnnti Mtiirteil I ball rolling by moving to rescind the council's former approval ot a postcard referendum Vngel avara Move Councilman Nagel ald he favored such a move as he had talked with a great many persons who seemed all In favor of an Immediate start on a rapid transit system Mr Lodge said he would be In favor of a resolution ordering con struction of such a system at once If Mr Nagel would consent to mak ing an agreement to last five years for some fair rate of fare nnd the best service poasllfle on the pres ent lines Councilman Bradley amended that suggesting an agreement to laut until such time as the subway could be completed the agreement to be based on Judge court order for a fare to be set by the board of arbitration on tho basis of cost of operation In that form the resolution pass ed and Mr Lodge suggested James Holden as arbitrator Kr Holden Present Mr Holden to be pres ent as president of the City Plan A Improvement commission Intend ing to ask the council to change Its decision on the purchase of ad ditional land for Palmer Park Councilman Castator asked for delay In the choice of an arbitra tor and Mr Holden explaining the reason for hia presence said ne feared he would be unable to ac cept the appointment it It were ten dered to him Jotter he informed Mr Lodge definitely of his refusal Lodge then suggested that the name of Mr Holden and Wil liam Maybury prominent Demo crat and former commissioner of 1 public works be both voted on Mr Maybury to serve In case Mr Hol den found It Impossible Tho mo tion was carried unanimously Outlines His Proposal Mr Holden then proceeded outline the proposal of the City Plan commission tor the condemna tion of some land leading to Ham ilton avenue instead of the Wood ward avenue strip already ordered oinacmnen Thousands of resh Cool and Dainty Iona Charles Bcdkcr Hcottsvllle Oscar Nelson Norway Edwin Grand Rapids Wiliam I1 Edine Buchanan George Counch Red Ridge Leo Isockwood Highland Lieutenant Rudolph Gcrmanson Escanaba Wichton Lchto Green rank Lewan daskl Gaylord John McCall Muske gon Joel Person Traverse City ay Spaulding Bangor Michael binith Sault Ste Marie John Smith Saulte Sic Marie John Walding Jr Kinde Ken neth Wilaon baginaw Harry Withers Chippewa Lake onti Wood Munith Otte Goudan Elsie Axel Ander son Escanaba Howard Auger Laur ium raui Mlckiinnfin aon Iron River Henry Juntlila One kama Ell bampinen Calumet Simon Strea ki Marquette Ruben Broden Sands Gino Vettori Palneadale Bodoh Ramsay William lynn Jr Hancock Edward itzgerald Mt Pleasant Robert Hare Bay City Ed ward Brady Iron River John A An 1 derson Beechwood loyd Trumpow er Walhalla: Paul Smith Addison William Neubert Stanley Sokolowski xpaineadale Elvin Swan son Marquette George Pearson Red ford William A Trice Rodford Wayne Rautio Sunlnga Harry A Rinehart Galesburg Oscar Tuurl Negaunee Os car Vaara Ironwood Alexander Lakotki Grand Rapid rank Wright Traversa City Joseph A Zanel la Vulcan In Seventy ninth ield artillery from the state Daniel Duble Lachlne red Cox Carp Lake Lewis Stanley Cape Charles Bencfeert Battle Creek Charles Munch Columbus George A Cochran Cedarville: Olive arnham Clare Osborne iarnham' Clare Jo seph Tygal Wyandotte nugene isher arwell Charles Garrison Central Lake Hugh Baker Hem lock John McNally Jackson Joseph Sado Valley Centre Mike Tunlcb Calumet John McKelver Grand Rap ids John Okrangle Dearborn George A Hllyer Bayport Louis Martin Bay City John uriat Gaylord John Ponsford Northville Gustaf Vermersh St Clair Heights: Ole Westllud Tra verse vity Benjamin cross Iake Clarence Urick Jackson Wil liam Swarthout Muskegon rank Dar ktnski Wyandotte Robert Bellinzler Calumet Nelson Sylvester Ewen Raymond McCamey EncadlneHy gaunt Modtelewskl Ironwood Omar Kaup pinen Ironwood: John Vlhanko Ironwood Alfred Iron wood Watt Chechak Ahmeek: Barley Duvall McBain Asa Carey Le ato William Cross Hemlock: Ly man Galloway Owosso red Kass mer Auburn Detroiters in the KOth Artillery In the Eightieth ield artillery from De troit: Harry Donnelly 483 Military avenue Harold Liebetreeu 398 Dragoon ave nue James Quinn Detroit Mike Mazur 357 orest avenue Anthony Suchrn 472 Thirtieth street: Walter A Adamski 1362 Sheridan avenue rank Mnrrlson 1546 Cadillac avenu Dinfite Tsoneff Sherman avenue Willbtm Shaw 439 Canton avenue Roy EI Colvin 574 Bagg atrefet Earl Ireland Lemay avenue Mallory Underwood 614 Gar land avenue Louis Himyor 350 East Phila delphia avenue: Carl A Harms 831 Hurl but avenue John 429 Grand ave nue: Morris Pearlman 438 St Antoine street William Welks 109 Thaddeus street: Will iam Gamble 466 Cardonl avenue Melville Smith 1707 Vinewood avenue Earl Lam bert 393 Clinton street Casuals: Major Bernard' Liskow Saginaw Harry Jackson 63 Stinson place Detroit Raymond 15 Maples lint: Adrian IL Gelock Grand Rapids Willis Helnzelman Grand Rapids Nurses Smiley Brooklyn Jean Smith Sebewaing Louise Sells Ann Arbor Anna 11 Hanson Wiitervllet Mary McGovern Saginaw Catherine Miller Mt Pleasant Olive Mudge Wayne Hazel Ward Deerfield Belen O'Neil 257 McMillan avenue Detroit: Llb bio Myers PJast Tawns Laura Dnvjs Ann Arbor Helen llummar Grace hos pital Detroit Nettie A Hawley Calumet Jane Hernni1 630 Trumbull nvenuo Detroit Hazd Middleton 821 Baldwin avenue Detroit: Mary Gettings Ann Arbor Margaret A Hulkky Alpena the Arkansas: Lieutenant Hermpn Seller 35 Vicksburg avenue Detroit and Lleutenunt rank Abell Squth Haven Alpena Atlantic City Boston Buffalo Chicago Cleveland Denver Duluth Escanaba Galveston Grand RnpldetE lacKsonvnre Kansas t'ity Los Angelas Louisville Ludington Marquette Memphis Milwaukee Minneapolis NE Montreal New Orleans SE Now York Port Arthur Saginaw NE St Louis Salt Lake SB San rancisco Sic Maxie NW Tampa 81V Washington Winnipeg 8 a tn 8 Maximum Minimum Mean coma or wqouwakp and ravb IK) CONNECTION WITH ANY OTHER STORB Attorney General Palmer De fends Right to Hold Cabinet Place Use Add A sectional partitions and let your office grow with your business Built in units 'of 1 foot 6 inches to 4 feet in width quickly installed and easily moved The Revell sectional partition can be erected without confusion or interruption to other work Thousands of feet carried in stock ready for immedfate delivery in Oak and Mahogany finish We manufacture various grades suitable to tlflT requirements of any business We have furnished thousands of banks offices and fac tories with these paneled partitions actory Rees Dayton Eastman Kingsbury Sts Chicago III Write for Information A Hall Reid City John Obroskey nritrviur iCUT MlUBKinin JlOUgniOO William Knight Buttle Creek Lou 1 Rltzenheln Grand Rapids Walter Reimer Hale Gudmond Jacobs Pontiac Paul Schmidt Lansing Joseph A Calumet Glenn Petty Clarkston Isadore Godeon Grand Rapids red Voll brecht Manistee Ernest Glazier Auburn Buy loyd Baldwin Jackson: Teter I Nowaczyk Haglnaw Ralph Kelley Harontown Emanuel usco Negaunee Henry Ronda Grand Rapids Jxnils Cupu 1 lint rederick BiHings Grand Rapids: John Kolkerna Muskegon John Lui lor Gay Kewanee Uustmo Minardo lint Crestl Tapuccl Houghton Jerome Malloy lint rank Vioskl Iron Moun tain Perry Stevens Linwood Bay Anton Jensen Charlevoix Theodore Sorenson Montcalm Edward Vitter Btrrien red 1 erlck A Wader Mount Morris Joseph 8 Laboda Manistee John Van Dyke Grand Rapids Ernest Stanke Bud Axe Huron Victor Ijault Ste Marie Mlles Marks Barry Captain Charles Simmer Hancock Otto Simmer Hancock Glenn Battle Creek Elmer Plaetzer Saginaw Clydo Craig Alpena Roy Liggett Charlotte John Bocherm Saginaw Delbert Al bright Manistee Giobatta Demarzl Mar quette Rudolph Neumann New Balti more Patrick O'Connor Lupton Ogema rank Smogorzewskl Allegan Represent Many I nlts Veterinary evacuation section William Parker Crystal Mobile veterinary section Lieut Reu ben Rath Reed City Sales commissary unit Lieut Willis Shephard Caro William Addison Birmingham Headquarters Seventh Major Sherman 1 Strong Clarksville Iawrence Sweet Genessee Lowell Buller Jack son Headquarters detachment Seventh divi Arthur Nelson Manistique Leo Richer Marquette Twentieth company irst air service mechanics regiment from Edward Beene 163 Spruce street Co 1st Army beadquarters Edgar Thle bodcau 97 Lynyin place Camillo Rayck 664 Macomb street In Two Hundred and orty first military police Earl Hobby 376 Army avenue Stanley Dastlck 148 Baltimore ave nue west In sanitary squad Henry 1 Morock 891 Medbury avenue In medical department veterinary hos pital Anthony Juras 22 Morning court All Detroit Men In 55th infantry from rank IL Gratts 86 Medbury avonue George Halas kas 1ft4 Macomb street John Gaviotakia 179 Monroe avenue Perry Thompson 821 Lincoln avenue Norman Tack 43ft Morgan avenue Nathan Skidmore II Cherbal street: Charles Batins 44 Pollock street Thomas Kogan 258 Twelfth street Antonio Jarvis 212 Orleans street rank Van Skiver 230 Harper avenue Walter Voso 119 Ixmgworth avenue Alan son Collier 844 Roosevelt avenue Emil Olsen 56 Cardone George Brown 1023 Jefferson avenue Edward Bernat 605 Twenty fifth street Konstanty racask 707 Twenty third street Stuart Rhodes 652 Belvidere avenue Robert Hermann 361 Townsend avenue In headquarters Seventh division from Major Howard Sloan Thorne 581 Woodward avenue In headquarters 13th Infantry Ray Van Wye 37 Greenwood avenue De troit Walter A Hartman Owosso Ray mond Proulx Au Gres In 7th field artillery brigade headquarters from John Havens 882 Canton avenue: 'Conrad Straehte 683 Clinton street Detroiters In Eighth Held Artillery In Eighth ield artillery from Detroit: Walter Page 280 Grandy avenue: Jay Donaldson 685 Military avenue James uarreu Mart avenue Grover Hallock 448 Grand River avenue Richard Inch 190 Midland 'avenue WHIIam Lunke 28 Twenty eighth street: George Henning 132 Williams avenue: Alfred Greig 992 Belvidere ii venue Arthur Schrieber 210 Benson avenue Alphonse Morin 247 St Aubin Altrtrt Hoffman 951 Twenty fifth street Martin A lr stowaky 262 Harper avenue: Vernar A Harrison 186 Adelaide street: John En gel 1846 Michigan avenue Michael Lorlchenfleldt 757 Illinois street John Metz 39 Ingersoll street Julius Leleskl 78 Twenty fourth street George Tinka 239 Alexandrine avenue John Smidth 1357 Devine atrest William Byers 106 Plum street Gaspar Alfano 162 Cotton avenue Charles Beaubren 2350 Lafayette ave nue west Rudy J'nke 521 Elmwood avenue Charlew Curner 25 Hobson street: Maurice Galyne 1029 Bewick avenue John Kuczynskl "8 Wideman place Thomas PocorUU 101 Kerwin avenue Charles RoKsell 185 Quincy nvenue Robert Simpson 735 Sixth street Thomas Stev ens 267 Witt street Joseph Verhelle 1250 Lakeview avenue Raymond Walters 657 ischer avenue Albert Phillips 2)0 Sixteenth street Vaso Alckstck 419 Tennessee aventie Jo seph Polbrltskl 676 St Aubin avenue John Mason 12 Miller court red Groener 331 Twentieth street: George A Poletis 31 Monroe avenue Ernest ec tan 343 McClellan avenue Walter A Etzler 42 Zrndor place Richard Dezpt ter Grosse Pointe Henrv Hockstead 672 Pennsylvania avenue Philip Grcenber 121 Manchester street Adiel Vanorpe 1152 Alter road John oley 1lf Nelson street: Charles Mailboux 235 Baltimore avenue weat Rudolph Raab 531 Sherman street: William Rohde 519 St Aubin ave 105 I Due Charles Crase 113 Central avenue rancis Sullivan 161 Kirby avenue BY ASSOCIATED PHESH Jurn Th Temps unlerBInnds that Mathla Erz berger If he takes power In (larninny will ak two modlfi cntlonn ot ths peac treaty The first will be the tonlnj of the clause concerning respon Hlblllty for ths war as to spurs German use ptlhllltles and the second abandonment 6t prosecution of the former einperor Paris June An uncon firmed port received here frum tile army Intelligence bu reau nt Coblenz lay Count von ItornstQrrt former German am baesador to the United States hn been named minister of foreign affair and that will come to Vemnllle to sign tho peace treaty pb Csmpau avenue redarkk Winkler 7 tieneca avenue red Haber 711 Brouklyn avenue utlu Luu 342 Milwaukee avuue Delroltrrs in 79th Artillery In Seventy ninth tkhkartilh ry from Detroit: Hperc 1 Newman 323 Tall place reu dvveet 64 Howard street Max Katzman 317 Erskine street VerginjuJ uetuine tm Mayniau hmcg aiicna' Lava Samuel Kruuav St i Oft: Stftnlev" A Chu inarke 735 parlor street Joseph Hehwarir9b8 Al Aubin avenue Carl A Roas 323 vrnur jnerpn ariizineai ut Lovett street Munroe Kublltx Welles ley Lasalo Howath 677 riuutn street August udrowsky 1041 McKinley avenue Enieat IL Ganan Dev linger 286 Vermont avenue rank Kain ern place John A Schmerllng 319 Thirty fifth street Mike Banek 264 Milwaukee avenue On the South Bend On the South Bend: In 312th Service battallon: Jiinira John aon 327 Monroe avenue I Harry li Miller Battle l'iosk Albert McGill 150 Laiayutte eaal iKtrolt Ilnford 'Stafford Kalama zoo Carl Wells Dowagiac Albert Scott Detroit Cecil Ampry Marcellus reddie Bones 670 Montcalm street Detroit Eugene Gorman 130 Superior street Dewult Andrew Lamar Detroit Clinton McKinney 128 East Elisa beth street Detroit Gerald Richardson Niles Miliary Police corps: ltuy Hare Bay City John Kep vua iia rm ii Uvurgv A Grand Rapids Howard Calhoun: Bov Gillen 1 Evacuation company 72: Garnet Raven 11Q Kenil worth avenue Detroit ield Remount Station )C8: Lieutenant David Runnels 363 Clair mount avenue Detroit 11 Medical detachment: Oscar Hubbard lton Rapids Casuals: Edwards Maaon Lieuten ant Houseman Grand Rapids Jamos Devine Marquette: Ernest Ed wards I Detroit George Hagenmelster Dryden George Lar mean 340 Larch mont avenue Detroit Anthony Lokuta Wyandotte Oscar Martens 370 Beni tcau avenue Detroit Nathan Shaffer Crystal! Walter Skinner enton John A Comeu Bay City Ernest A Richmond Battle Creek A secretary: IL Stevfcison Detroit On rederick On the Prinz rederick Wilhelm not I previously published: 1 Casuals: Ralph Hayes Standish William A Gilroy Highland Park George rahm 1909 Lafayette avenue west De troit Daubert Lundgren Buchanan Hazen Harnather Saginaw Joseph Grant 692 Woodward avenue Detroit Ernest A Taken Menominee Henry Tiffin Hemlock Lewie Kllnehom 1074 Harper avenue Detroit rank A Wlarz chouski 2 WJnfield avenue Hamtramck Lieutenant Aaron Chapman 321 Com monwealth avenue Detroit Paul Dewing Empire: Donald Bacon Chel sea Ralph Clark Huron Earl A Ixfng Edwardsburg Walter Clago 23 Parsons street Detroit Harry Carter 1560 Cadillac avenue Detroit Victor Arnold Battle Creek loyd Dustin Carp Lake Winfield Cowles Leota Clyde Groves Elba Rudolph Goodman Saginaw John A Roy Sheridan Euclid Incour Gladstone McKean Glad stone Captain lsherlng Monroe Lieu tenant Edwin A Bayer 21 Ledyard street Detroit loyd Smith Battle Creek Joseph A Stemberger Morton avenue Detroit Carroll Moss Tekonsha Walter Kaffist Reed City Joseph Maher 2H Hague avenue Detroit Paul Mertens 20 Preston street Detroit Earl A Munger Clinton Ixruy Smalley Six lAkes Abraham Lamberison bann ing red Mr Hamilton Mt Pleasant Rhinehart Thntner Ironwood Dan Waidoriff Hastings Harry Yearling Centreville Edward A Nitz llion Henry De Jongc Zeeland JL Nurses: rances Switzer Hart Pearl A Zavltt Almont Lyman Plnney Ann Arbor Elizabeth Heikkila Houghton Nina Ramsay Scottvtlle Metta Whitson Traverse City Mary Wlcren maler Monroe Nnama Wlnterk Kewadin Johannc Rasmussen Manistee In 70th ield Artillery Stanley Kubrak 940 Hubbard street: August Grozttskl 33 Tblrty fifth street Joseph Metayer 60 Richter street John Coyle 236 Woodward avenu' John Stal klwecz 563 Dubois street John Kunatti 482 Illinois street In 80th Meld Artillery In Eightieth ield artillery state: loyd Lambert Sanilac Slater Ludington Harold 1 ONE 2L Paxes Ugly Word to City's Mayor i HUE 1 ln'iilill 11 Wltii 'h lluyra Cu 1 aw life' xfa i Mb I II StihL III LW fi 1 401 'MHml Im'1! 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