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Detroit Free Press from Detroit, Michigan • 3

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ft PART ONE 19 23 3 SOT ascend bench Wil iho door con BSiegelS 4 iv STORE CLOSED LABOR DAY OR TUESDAY SEPTEMBER OURTH CITRAL or Misses Sizes or Women izes The Costume Suit The Weather ar AND UPWARDS 1 Si 3 Stations Jll In Infants' Short ur Coats Clothes 2000 7 snd JSC TAX BLAMED IN SUICIDE NOTED RESORT MAN DETROITER ACES TRIAL IN DEATH AGED MAN has Ger gen YEGG SUSPECTS JAILED IN LINT BURIED GOLD IND HIS BERGDOLL NOW ADMITS Lar Dan in 3 3 32 R4 81 RO Police Raids Test New Betting Law DRIVES WHILE DRUNK PAYS TWO INES $35 I 14 i 84 Gf 7f 0 0 Growing Girls? Handsome WITH NEW REINED LUXURY Cunning Styles fTERAN BUILDER 67 YEARS IN CITY TAKEN BY DEATH SE W8E Neighbors ight Woman Is Jailed San In portion! Monday fnlr In nhowerN In rant portion) change In temperature Showers Sun Little and 2 1 4 5 6 1 9 which corresponded ex tracks detected on the of the bank after the said Saunders who night in reasonfor He Lovely Dresses of Charmeen or Tuesday at $5750 Special to Ths ree Preae Washmgtpn Sept 1 Scholar ships In German universities have been wiped out by the collapse of the mark cable dispatches to the department of commerce revealed Saturday The usual scholarship of 7500 marks which before the Avar pro vided a full year's tuition now' Is insufficient to cover the carfare on a single trip to the uni versity A 30000 mark prize given by the Berlin academy of science failed to buy a loaf of bread MAN QUITS MINISTRY AS HIS SON BEGINS IT STATISTICS PARLEY CALLED AT GENEVA The most interesting features are the long tight sleeves circular rulfles and tiered skirts Among the fabrics charmeen is outstanding for its silky beauty Satin crepes and satin faced fabrics are in high favor Popular colors of blue and black with many shades of extremely popular browns ATERNOON DINNER AND EVENING STYLES Writer Sees Possible Success or Scheme Attributed to Paris Seasons come and seasons go but the Tailleur holds its place in the wardrobe of every good dresser Some are quite devoid of "embellishment Others are developed from velvet like fabrics and have deep fur collars cuffs borders and lavished Many suits with a basque silhouette Remarkable Values in ft New all Suits at $4950 0 0 02 0 0 High Quality New Coats 75 $95 s125 An opportunity to test the strength of the Voorhles Baborskl an tl gambllng law which became effective riday was furnished by police last night when they raided eight news stands and confiscated publications in which betting odds and racing "form" were published The evidence and the cases will be turned over to the prosecutor office Attorneys for the publisher of a newspaper which prints racing odds have announced they will tlgut tns case as far as the United Slates auoreme court If need oe The publications were Seized without ostentation The raids were made by Sergeants William Hayes and William Maloney CORHtt WOODMMD STATE ONLY PLACE BMlMtaS NO CONNECTION WITH ANT OTHU STORK sw 8 St SHOWERS VV usiilngton I Sept ore Intent upon selling his automo bile rank Ruchllckl of Spring wells drove Into Detroit not long ago But he allowed pleasure to interfere with business and as a result Ruchllckl was fined a total of 535 on two countj by Judge John aust In court Satur day morning One fine of 15 was Imposed for drunkenness and 325 for driving without an license Leo Santry of lint and Anthony bnarkowskl 7680 Sher wood street were 'each sentenced by Judge aust to 30 days Impris onment for driving while drunk sc 73 7H Geneva Sept 1 (By United Press or the purpose of keep ini statistics from lying so much in the future as they nave In the past the International Labor Bu reau has just summoned an Interna tional conference or statistics tu be held at Geneva October 29 Some 60 odd nations constituting vir tually every nation tn the world that is sufficiently advanced In Its systems of administration as to keep statistics are expected to hae delegations present SB sSESB WBE ESE ISE ESW SSE 10 12 OR MADAM AND 'MADEMOISELLE Exclusive Gowns SUNDAY ft Hudson Seal Coats ull length models Mrrod or chin lore of Kolinaky aquirret and deep cufta of came $295 were when bank buid On the floor In front of the AND UP TO $45000 A Presentation Which Presents Specialized' Preparation for Discriminating Patrons The new silhouette is youthful slender and softly clinging at the shoulders often widening into a circular flare at the hem The new models are fashioned of soft nile fabrics Tarquina Preciosa Geronas ashona and Malveen ur col lars cuffs and often (deep bandings of various foxes natural lynx grey wolf red lox mole or beaver Moscow Sept The death rate In Moscow before the war was 223 per lOOOUOOlb In 1922 with epi demics raging It was 244 per 1(1 ti00 The rate for the first four months In 1929 indicated that the 1923 rate will be less than the pre war rate On the other hund the sutoide rate la Increasing and Is expected to be greater In 1923 than In pre war days or in fact than last year when it was 17 pe 10000 Sneetal to The ree Tress Tort Huron Sept 1 Roy Davis Detroit will bo arraigned In police court Wednesday on a man slaughter charge In connection with the death of A airmall 71 years old at St Clair riday It Is alleged Davis while Intoxicated was driving an automobile that hit airman Thursday night air man died from a fractured skull riday Prosecuting Attorney Soutar has laid a manslaughter charge against Davis A ment Is trying to accomplish In Its pressure to split Germany Into in dependent states The German peo ples never have bees wholly united In modern times The Teutonic na tions have been opposed bitterly to one ambitions since tribal days The nearest approach to union was when Bismarck formed tho German empire In 1871 Bug to do that he first bad to defeat another German state Aus tria The Austrians were not In cluded within the German empire and for a while were the bitterest enemies of the Hohensolierns Thus the German empire existed as a uniting force for mans less than aS rear or eration upon generation previous to that rance succeeded la preventing a German union either by diplo matic finesse or by war rench Claim Justification The rench claim this old an tagonism of 1'als toward a unified Teutonic nation has been Justified by the events which have happened since 1871 German aggression against the world according to rench statesmen was prevented from manifesting Itself before 1811 only because rance would not al low the Germans to exist as a po litical unit The rench never speak of Ger many but always of The Germans (Les Allemsnds) This ts significant of the attitude of rance toward the trans Rhlne group of Teutonic states Only Security or raaee There never can be any security for rance apart from a joint Anglo Amerlean guarantee unless the German republic is broken up Into its original parts The German passive resistance in the Ruhr Is In reality answer to Special to The ree Press Grand llaplds' sScpl I Rev Janies Wilkinson of Manistee the rector longest In the service in the Episcopal diocese of western Michigan will retire Sunday Just as iiis son Rev JackiM llklnson preaches ilia first sermon as rector it Hastings Twenty five years ago the lather became a member of the eergy oi the diocese and after serv ing at Ionia ho went tu Manistee as rector of Holy Trinity church or 15 years he has been secretary of tne diocese The son formerly a curats at Umana rank VmvHfit Emmnnuel church GlttutingB Revanvlitt becomes profewor of Eng lish at Nashotah Theological seminary Nashotah WlaA THE DET ROIT REE PRESS succeeds Kev as rector of HENRY' HLBELER Honrv Huboler' a tractor In Detroit for 45 years died riday at his late residence 2999 ield avenues He was t9 years Old A Hubeler was a well known resident of the east side having lived in Detroit for 67 years He was born at Anhalt Germany in 1854 and came to Detroit with his parents in' 18569 In his early twenties he entered the building business and constructed more than ouO houses here He specialized in cottages and depended solely on hU workmanship to advertise his busi ness Three years ago Mr Hubeler re tired from active business and turned his work over to his son He was an Active member of the Detroit Skat Club and the old Centennial Boat Club His wife Theresia Hubeler nee Moeller and six children David Nettle Harry Albert Ida and Karl survive him Burial will be from the home at 8:30 and from Our Dady of Sorrows church at 9 Monday morning with in terment at Mt Elliott cemetery REDS TRY TO MISLEADVISITING SENATORS By Radio to The ree Press and Chicago Tribune Warsaw uSepi i According to information received from Moscow the soviet government is endeavor Ing to mislcHil Senators William King of Utah and Edwin Ladd of North Dakota as to the conditions and the spit it of the population III soviet Russia More than 1500'J trusted bolshevik agents are mobil ized for this purpose It Is asserted These men are disguised as work men and peasants and surround the senators constantly to hinder their eomlug Into contact' with ordinary citizens delegates of Russia ALBANIAN CABINET SHAKEUP DEMANDED i 4 By Cable to The ree Press 1 Vienna e)t' An Albanian mass meeting 4t Valona demanded resignation of the Albanian cabinet said a from that city this evening The assassination of Gen eral Telleni of thfc boundary com mission has compromised the posi tion of the Albanian government RIEND SLAIN IN REVENGE VOW Track on Bank loor Said to Correspond With Shoe of Suspect i De ree Press Bureau 301 Reach street lint Mich 1XWIS ree ttm btaff lint Sept 1 Harry Saunders 24 years old 131 Huron street To ledo O' arrested three other men late Saturday near Gaines 22 miles southwest or lint by sheriffs officers is held on sus picion in connection with the at tempted robbery of the Gaines Citizens bank earlier tn the day The other three are: rank non 2S year old Chicago: Montague 23 years old 1431 street Detroit and William: linms 27 years old of Toledo Warlv Satiirriav mornins hardware! store of William Co zadd also president of the bank was broken Into There the rob bers obtained tools with which they attemptea to rorce cne vaun at the bank The activities of the yeggs discovered Saturday morning John Luce cashier of the was opening up for the day ness TO SPLIT Berlin Sept 1 (By United Max Mueller owner of the famous Swjnemuende resort hotel committed suicide today because he was unable to pay new taxes de manded by the government GYPSY SHOOTS OWN SON WHO WOOS HIS WIE Beige Caracul Coats Very elegant garment with tix inch double chin collar of red fox and flare i cuff of tame BY MASON New York Sept (By United Press) search for secur ity against a united Germany al ready has resulted in separating the German republic into three an tagonistic political areas South Germany led by Bavaria Is mon archist East Germany is socialis tic a coalition Commounist and Socialist government holding power In Saxony North Germany under the leadership of Prussia Is bour geois republican The authbrlty of Berlin constant ly 1 growing less In Bavaria and Saxony The three geographical divisions of Germany are falling prey to the political bitterness that always exists among extreme con servatives radicals and moderates In addition to this Saxony and Ba varia are recalling their conquest by Prussia In years gone by Teak Not Hopeless It therefore Is by no means a hopeless task the rench govern jUerriam Miller and Lajoie Are Sworn In By Marsch her Webster Absent Circuit Judge Adolf Marsch Saturday morning admints Led the oath of office to hfs three Lowlv appolnted associates nn the Wavne county bench DeWitt vjprriam Guy A Miller and Ernest fourth appointee Circuit redee Arthur Webster was netnt at the simple ceremony be away frnm th" rty on hl" As his present term has four Jnfhs to run and his appointmentLtv means the change of his from an elective to an ap inrive judge his absence will not Selay the enlargement of the Wayrte Todd post of the Anieri Legion ihrough Joseph rrk presented an American flag indie Ernest Lajoie as a token nf the'esteem in which he is held bv Legionnaires many of whom pfa present When Judge Lajoie paused tor a moment in responding to the sur nrise presentation his three year nld son enlivened the proceedings hv exclaiming: my 'judge Merriam drew first choice of court rooms picking room 317 rnurtroom No 16 adjoining the iht riff's office on the third floor Judge Miller selected Courtroom No 11 room No 309'and Judge Lajoie was given Courtroom No 12 room 109 1 The new judges assuming their duties Tuesday morning will re jrive assignments from Presiding Judge Theodore Richter Heringsdorf Gerniahy Sept 1 (By United Press) Gypsy blood runs hot That 'Is Why the first violinist In the lleesku orchestra Is awaiting trial here and why his son of 17 lies wounded In a hospital The violinist wedded a second time taking a dark beauty of the Human' Ian tribe The son loved her too and kissed her one night as they (lanced In a fashionable restaurant to the mad strains ot lleeku's gyp sy orchestra The first violinist's' Instrument shattered on the pint form a revolver cracked and the son lay bleedlng' on therf jlyor MOSCOW DEATH RATE 7 CUT SUICIDES INCREASE Clever New Effects in Goats Spich and pan new coat joyouly youthful and mart enough and tylih enough for the mot particular 6 to t4 yearold girl aehoned from oft velvety fabric tome ilh ititched or embroidered the mot of them With big comfy fur collar Special to The ree Press lint Sept 1 Rather than spend davs In Jail for beating a neigh bor Mrs Viola Judson 1617 North street paid a 327 fine In Justice Mil ton Mill's court Mrs Edson a wid ow was arrested on complaint of Mrs Carey 1618 North street a pelghbar According to the story told the court Mrs Edson accused Mrs Carey of slandering her characternd when Mrs Carey failed to take back what she had said Mrs Ed ron Is said to have administered a thrashing In the street Illinois Banker Married In Paris vault he found a number ot new tool which the used io smash off the combination of the vault Thcy were unsuccessful in entering the vault which cuntMntd 14500 In cash A few moments later Cozadd discovered his hard ware store had been robbed The thugs also entered the Sayre Lawrence garage where 50 pennies were taken The arrest of the four men later in the day resulted whon a citizen notified the de partment at lint that Cour sus picious characters weru loitering a short distance from the town Twv automobiles loaded with deputies and police reserves were rushed to Gaines where the arrests were made Sheriff Veter Rogers examined the shoes worn by Saunders Thev note neeis actly with oiled floor robbery it admitted he spent the Gaines could rive? nn his oresencA at the vlllasre told the sheriff that he walked to Gaines from Durand effort to disintegrate the relch Aa long as the German pie hold together Jn the tnseter en passive resistance the JBerlfn ernment will continue to authority over xne wnvw ui many i But If rance forces Berlin tn bring passive resistance to an eiw! there will be serious danger of many splitting up as Austro Hun ary has been split up Such for the Germans would baby means tragic Recovery Of Prosperity The small nationalities that ha been remade out of the fallen Haps burg have not lost their existence while their prosperity ls showing signs of rapid recrter' The disunion ot the old German empire into a number of small re rt arpflOif rinrnleit is csrtklnly within the possibilities! of practical policies Unified Gef many has met with the greatest disaster In modern history If statesmen cannot a way out of the Ruhr situation satisfactory to the German states rench policy Is likely to be cessful in sending Germany beefc its geographical positions ot tn preBtsmarck ora Drunken Drive Jailed at lint: 129 Taylor street cxiuih pleaded guilty ton Mills to a charge of drun Ing Nichols arrested by Officer Baslnski wax sent to Jail for flva and also ordered to ot ns ailure to pay means days more Cable tq The ree rees Taris Sept 1 red Woodruff of the irst National lank of Joliet 111 and Miss Grace lealy of Chicago were married here Uturday 7 GERMANSCHOLARSHIPS ENTIRELY WIPED OUT By Cable to The ree Press Eberuacn Germany JSt pt 1 am certain that the gold discovered tn tlje niils near Hagerstown Aid ih part uf the money 1 buried thvie be tore leaving the United btatea said Grover Cleveland Bergdoii wealthy American draft dodger to day He continued: could nut dcaerioe just where I secreted my money but I could go to the place1 It was in the moun tainous region around Hagerstuwu "I renounce all claim the lucky flnuer can have It 1 congratulate him hope needed it 1 also buried some money in West Virginia but I will not say just where May be 1 will back myself some day" ine Mink Wraps Very elect thin fathioned into full length model Chin collar wide tleevet panel effect at tide Special $1175 The Autumn Costume Blouses Bloute and jacquette for the tailored tuit or the nparate thirt Heavy crepe latin crepe crepe de chine canton and tatin in lovelieet new thadet canna beaver ruti and fallow Many high collar emphatiie fhe smartness of these blouses Early Autumn Sale of Guaranteed urs Remarkable Values eatured or State 'air Week Our special sale of furs has been carried over into September You cav buy with the assurance of authentic styles and of savinUs ayainsl a rise in price which is already 1 making itself felt in our reorders There 'is ait increasing demand for furs this season and this is the time when best furs are obtainable 65 75 7 AND UP TO $495 ENR SW SE 54 SE 72 in 62 Lower Showers day probably thunderstorms nori hern west and not much Upper da Monday partly cloudy not in'ii'li change In temperature Khowcrn Sunday nnd prob ably Monday mild temperature United Slates Department of AKrlculture "cRther Bureau Detroit Snot The following observations were taken at the "arne moment at the stations iihcu uriuw '0 a hi 77 Wwn 7S 1 tn 0 Wts Sunday at 7:04 Monday al 600 a moon rises Sunday at nrt NORMAN CONGER Official in Charge irst avorites Interpreting the' ascinating Style Changes or all Garments presenting features whichTift them above the ordinary combining a striking originality in style motifs with the luxurious fabrics of the hour Dramatic and drastic changes in the silhouette have taken place yet the new style changes have been adapted 1 1 Ja 1 V' wiuioui DCing laniasiic or nnprauuuui Modes or Women and Misses By Vabls to Ths Press 1 Trieste Kept Secretary Mora va of the ascist! a close friend Of premier Mussolini of Italy has I been murdered in an Italian plot I Of vengeance Alpena Atlanta City "Mon Buffalo Heveland Denver buluth Escanaba 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