Detroit Free Press from Detroit, Michigan • 11

THE DETROIT REE PRESS RIDAY liEUEMBElt rJ IV IB it GLASS ACCEPTS Appointed McAdoo's Successor MARINE ADOO'S POST 4 GRAIN MEN STILL ASK OR TONNAGE WINTER RESORTS AMD HOTELS TRAIC AT SOO ALLS LAST MONTH Aid may be from some lake vessel VAN HIKE IS PUT SIDE TO BOTTOM HOME RULE NOW MEANS CIVIL WAR iicw i I Lord Chamwood Says Irish MONROE GfOVC Park Inn Sunset Mounuin Asheville NC Wind aouth freh snowing Eu BEIGHT TRAIC Rlch llKhler LIGHTSHIP LEAVES SOUTHEAST SHOAL The Superior Successor to Lard (RISCO BRENNAN MURDER CASE JURY PICKED INLUENZA Livingston 1 UW I fl I 9 Specif norllfik The Original wit ii A Al I I I fl Others Are Imitations WltU ILA MlfAlfe AM I WW 03 department's In the United ATnnrftA Minh Titre ines and costs levied on five dry law viola tor here Thursday totaled $250 CASES JOINTLY" SAYS LABOR BOARD A7HM3 2 401665 11 151 60S going auto 7 l3WI 13M25l Ty Am I right going he re nt Amherst night from Eric to go The ulken 6:40 12:30 WRECKAGE IS OUND KEWEENAW POINT Central went Goderich Thursday William Tno ten a atornga cargo and so she could make the only vessels thus tar unac counted for PH STATE MR CUT IS $143000000 sonsus of opinion here is that tak ing the Van Hlse across the lake on her side Is a risky venture IliitTuluMllchvll MUIS Monkey Wrenchelf ure In this class WAR SECRETARY GIVES IGURES TO CONGRESS UY YOUR DIALS ON WRITS TRIMONT MQ CO Roxbury Mist Crisco possesses all the virtues of a cooking fat that give perfect satisfaction as shortening for frying and in cake and bread making You get no greasy taste in foods fried with Crisco It is well worth a trial Island Rimal and ivrfl discontinued the season That Will Last You or Years Crisco will save you all the uncertainty of using a fat that is variable in its quality for you always can depend upon Crisco being of the same consistency no matter when or where you may get it PROMISES PRESENT POLICIES CONTINUED You can use Crisco and feel perfectly sure that you will never miss lard Crisco is more than a satisfactory substitute Crisco is a supe rior successor to lard so pure and sweet that its use is a valuable aid in the preparation of any food requiring a cooking fat It is purely vegetable the solid cream of wholesome edible oil and unlike lard it has neither odor nor flavor to give to food Crisco is more economical than lard It costs about the same as fats sold in bulk and comes to you in net weight air tight packages one pound and upward A jury returned ft verdict of not guilty In th case of Mike lrnnta Toledo charged with violating the dry law (iranza claimed he did not know the truck he was driving to Detroit contained 1130 quarts of liquor stored in barrels He sup posed It was china and glassware Number of Carriers ail to Get Out Within Insurance Limit This superiority is what gives to Criaco made foods an unusual deli cacy for Crisco supplies only richness and allows the natural dainty food flavors to predominate Washington be fore the war labor board hereaftef will bo limited to eases in which the parties agree to joint Rubmln alon the board derided today after conifirrnce with tno secretary yi labor All rompbiintH bird nfter December 5 Involving industrial controversies will bn referred for action to th bureau of mmilatton and conciliation ed at It o'clock Thursday and at once ormer Judge Kelly 8 Searle opened the case for the people using a blue print map of the southern part of Alma showing the locations of the homes of Mrs 4 Johnson and Mrs Gilson where the Kelly Brennan tent shows were lo cated and tracing the movements of the Epler girl during the after RUM MA BY Vewct banners Not reg tonnage 521 625 East '1 Irt LoriM 635u7ftv Wr Bt frt tone 1 137761 frt tons 1 ft XI 1 tin1 i ii ij tin ii ii it ii i Oinn ih tire KitnllAr month ul the two ve IInK year Sold at about the price of other) la Wood handle 6 to 14 inch Incluifra Of Staai in nil lie noon of September 4 1917 the day of the murder Ho told the jury that Brennan and Elchorn were the beat of chume jmd had been aeon about Alma to 'Rothere for neveral days before the murder and that both wore Intoxi cated the evening of the murder Tie aM ha would prove that lllch nrn Brennan and the Epler girl went to the Gllaon home after 10 that the girl wan choked Alii Mathews copyright 151s by 1 nderwood et Underwood New York REPRESENTATIVE CARTER GLASS VIRGINIA Polynesia Loses Propeller Port Huron Mich Dec The steamer William itch' towing the steamer Polynesia arrived here this morning The Polynesia lost her propeller in Lake Superior ainl was picked np by the itch The Polynesia Is being taken to Cleve land by th' rench and Hanna and Is being assisted through the river by tire Great Lakes Towing com pany's tug Yale Emergency leet she wan too wide the locks scheine of rolling was hit upon WINTER KEsdli'U AND HOTEIA WINTH RESORTS AN'n HOTELS Cleveland Hee '5 The United Grain or warders put in a full day Thursday trying to have hosts worked out that wore scheduled to sail before midnight but a num ler were held over at Lake Mich igan ports and Duluth The for warder did not do any cliurtoring and Shippers that want to send grain forward will have to deal now directly with tho owners aS no more tonnage will be furnished by the committee Grein was offered all around to day but tonnage Is scarce and there are only a tew more ships available A big steamer bound to Duluth with coal will be ready Tuesday or Wednesday and may load nt ort William and two Cloveland steamers may be placed tn the Luke Michigan trade The shippers will have to bzld up to get more tonnage An advance wuS paid today on two cargoes to be sent forwaru from ort William for delivery at Hoderlch The steamer Xeguunee which was at Duluth lett tor Hie Canadian head of the hikes to loud and the steamer sailed from night for ort tral West had was unloaded another trln Insurance on more than ships mostly grain curriers was ex tended to midnight Thursday but those that did not get away will have to pay another advance Ac cording to the present line up boats will clear up to the first or the week and there may be later sailings if shippers pay the rates wanted by the owners The steam er Collingwood which was at ort Colbome and was being llgured on lor grain was ordered to go into winter quarters at AshtaOula yes terday The steamer John Items which arrived In Buffalo Thursday witn grain Is scheduled to salt from that port for Milwaukee Saturday night with coal and may be the last coal carrier to leave for the upper lakes this season although more tonnage is wanted Hr that trade More Navigation Aids Are Taken rom Detroit River The DIET During and Mier Special to The ree Trees Calumet Mich Dec 5 Crews from the United States coastguard stations at Eagle Harbor and Port age lake spent all day searching along tlm west side of Keweenaw point for wreckage from the two missing mine sweepers Cerlsolos and Inkerman Some debris was found nearIve Mlle point but It Is not believed to hove come front the rench ships It Malted Milk Very Nutritious Digestible The REAL rdoil Ilrink instantly prepared Made by the ORIGINAL llorlick process and from carefully selected material Used successfully over 4 century Endorsed by physicians everywhere New triin direct sleeper from Cincinniti hiring 915 arriving Asheville ne it day 130 PM Late enough to receive Chicigo Cleveland and Detroit connections ighting Inland channel wvr diM lontmued for tho HeaHon Vdnes lay All gaa buoy hi the Straiis ot Mackinac have boon withdrawn lor the rphrou STEAMER HARRIET IS OVERDUE AT SOO Buy ry Guaranteed MARINE NOTES Canadian fishermen along the north ahoro of Luke Erlu are reported to have us lalned heavy Ioampn of nets and equipment ih the Bt vcre Btorrnw of the last week A(t RsslPtlnq part of tho cht lh txTo barge 8 1) Warrlner from Port Huron to UlTdenahunr on the way to the ctMUl the tuir Manistique returned to Arn ItsTaiburg Thursday nltfht in an ice covered condition Uecausn of an aeddent erippllmc her Irlvifin the learner Alaska operated by the Mullen Coal company of Ainlierst hiirg Is being lowed by the uir Marlon Trotter ut the Trutter Towing Wreck ing vnnipany The Alaska returned to Ain hprstburg Thursday night with a cargo of coal from Toledo nnd is scheduled to make one more round trip before ending her Sliaawr Peleo tnndo her last visit of tho a asou at Windsor Thursln hhe will inalm wyerul more 1 rlpa between Pelen Isluiiil Kingsville auj Leamington before going out of commission The TRIMO Pipe Wrenches and The TRIMO August anil Mario Hartung ueiu mniTlcl last May Hu was of Gar mall descent ami she was Scotcli Irisli Tlmrsilny August Hlorl suit for dlvurce saying lie could no 1 longer stand iho contempt In which I Marie held Ills German ancestry They had lived In Lansing Ire de I chin'd and bls mother resided In I Ih'lroit but could not speak Eng lish Therefore she wrote io him In Gorman and his wife so mistrusted his translations nf bls mother's let ters lie states Hint she Would have others translate them for her Au gust also says he bought two Lib erty lioniln but because Marie spent all Is money he was unable lu make llual bavuiuuta Washington Dec ap proaching $12000000000 aro ex bected to bo made from the $24 181000000 appropriations made luring tho war for tho war depart Inent Secretary Baker gavo thbi pstlmato today to tho house appro priations subcommittee Inquiring what part of war appropriations may bo returned to the treasury $143000000 canceled in CENTRAL HIGH TO OPEN NEW EVENING CLASSES 9 Additional evening classes will bn opened at the Central highschool when the new term of eve ning seHHioriH opens Monday night January 1919 Supplementary to the regular high school studies are these spe cial classes which will feature suchobjects A free hand drawing salesmanship commercial law ad vanced cooking chorus Ringing and instrumental music all being under the supervision of competent in structors These chase nrc open io both men and women and like the regular classes will meet from 7 to 9 til two evening every week Prospective students interested In other special studies will be assign ed an instructor provided there are 15 applicants for the subject An enrollment fee of one dollar Is charged for each subject and is returned to the student at the end of the term providing the attendance has been 75 per cent or bolter Year Old Murder Trial is Opened in St Johns St Johns Mich Deo 5 The Jury in the trial of John Brennan lint actor fnr the murder of Beatrice nt Alma was finally Helect Storage of Surplus Explosive is Problem He Tells Committee Will Become Treasury Secre tary Dec 16 as President Choice Washington Dec Representa tive Carter Glass of Virginia was nominated today by President Wil son to bo secretary of the treasury Mr Glass will go into office De cember 1G under an agreement with Secretary McAdoo whose res ignation was accepted by the pres ident to take effect upon appoint ment and qualification of his suc cessor The nomination which had been prepared by President Wilson be fore his departure Tuesday night was sent In from the White House upon word from Mr Glass that he would accept the pout Mr Glass's resignation as a member of tho house to which Ire has just been re elected after IS years' service will be submitted Bank to Get ree Hund No changes In policy of the treas ury aro to bo expected at present if at all Mr Glass said today The secretary of the treasury la a member ex officio of tho federal reserve board and has a large part In gjldlng policies Mr McAdoo has advocated the policy of allow ing Lanka a rather free hand In the conduct of their ordinary business with a minimum of restrictions by the federal reserve board McAdoo Says He's Mr Glass as one of the origina tors of the federal reserve sys tem has concurred generally In this attitude Among other problems the new secretary also will be controntei with supervising the work of tho war finance corporation during the readjustment period secretary McAdoo discussing his future plans said he would first take a short rest and would then resume the practice of law tn New York city Is not true then'' asked a correspondent that you arc to become head of the ord mobile Secretary McAdoo laughed out at this query am back to my law practice" I plied Michigan Contracts Included in $12000000000 Saving by Baker ort Cleared: North Sea BuThIo flax Dawson Uhl 1'url Colhorne Glfnlslu Depot Harbor Surnlah Blckerdlke Goderich wheat Brazil Waukegan coal Berecnlngs Loading grain Martian IoM inn Hour aeewawn Duluth Superior lor S'hauhneMy Walsh Cleared: berg Negaunee Moll Lake Michigan lraukn Win Dec IteisB Cleared: Charles net Bunaiu South Chicago 111 Buffalo turn ore OCEAN STEAMSHIPS New York Drt Hcllitfilav Copenhagen Sailed: Eupagne Bordeaux Mauretania Liverpool Itordoimx Don Arrived Previously: sieatner Niagara New York YoRnhanta Nov Sailed: Rlndjanl San Arrived December 1: Arabia Maru Tacoma and Seattle for II ungkong etc Willington Dec Arrived Makura Vancouver vic for Sydney Sailed: Moana San rnncbu Kobe Nov 3O Arrived: Wilra San ranulaco and Honolulu fur Hatavla SAYS WlERlbfcULED GERMAN ASKS DECREE Must tint Get together Special to The ree Press Ann Arbor Mich Dec 5 To give Ireland home rule now would be to invite civil war says Ixjrd Charnwood British peer and lead ing member of the Liberal party a of President Hutch ins of the University of Michi gan for several days of the Irish ques tion will depend on tho agreement that the people of Ireland make among themselves" he said lavor any development of self gov eminent that will satisfy the Irish people Unrest is caused mainly by hlstoi leal memories nliuencee from without has kept alive (tie memory of these and oilier injus tices Added to this Is the faxt that be bulk of tho population of Ireland is dominated by Boman Catholicism while England is over whelmingly protectant of the Irish In thij coutnry do not know th Ireland of today Advance in prosperity with the aid of Engliah and Irish legis lation hag been more rapid thero man in any otner country in rope" to death and her body taken to a paatura lot whero it was found The Jurors aworn are as follows: Harry Balllnrer Bingham Clauds MUter Watertown raok Nlchola Riley red Van leet Olive James Doan Ovid Clarence oster Watertown Kerr Eagle rank Sommervllle Green buah George Bond St Johns Carl Miner Watertown A Se kiu Eagle Thomae Tipton Olive Contracts totaling have already been Michigan Mr Baker aald the liabureements tn da tn States total 9 1 5 9u0v 000 and those 'In rance lltl800000U 2 OOO (MH) OOO Saving Divided Of all the money appropriated $95 2 800 0000 remains unobligated and this with more than $2000 900000 of additional canceled con tracts represents tho prospective saving Mr Baker already had in formed the committee of contract cancellations aggregating about (2600000000 Contract cancellations already made by the department exceed $2 600000000 Mr Baker said classi fying these among various Indus tries Including the following: Pow er (276000000 artillery 2760 000 000 motor vehicles $28200u00o tAXtllea 1264000000: asronlans ceiensc Dec 5 Arrived: cnnl: ViSfnrv Oiu Uleared: Vlckry Buffalo corn Lake Erie Dec Arrived: A Cutler I i'1 nnn Sunnlah lumber: IL Wlrkwlre Smith Chluiigo grain Smith Duluth ore K'etun Chicago ont kard: Whltn unlclte Smith Toledo John amnion Chicago light Cleveland Dec 6 Arrived: Henry Steinbrenner Conneaut light HStarke Thmwialoti lumber Hanna ciupi'r ivr urr Wrto Pa Dec John Cowie William Schiller William bert Superior wham Lake Michigan Chicago Dec Arrived: Scranton wHUAte Him vit'areu ort McxNreoll Tanks on Deck Add Buoyancy for Odd Trip Through Locks Special io ree Press Buffalo Dec 5 In the presence of several shipping board officials the bulk freighter Charles It Van Hlse was rolled on her side here today prepttratroy to being towed to Montreal Tho job was done by tugs and was highly success ful The Van lllse which was 446 feet long and 50 loot wide wan purchas ed from the Pittsburgh Steamship company uy tno corporation As to take through land canal the her on her side was hit upom ntiA nt tho tonhnlral pert of thn shipping board and Special Agent Eustis collaborate'! with Herriman of Cleveland figuring nut the plan Tho feat was accomplished by fit ting temporary tanks on the deck ot Hie ship and pumping them fullf waler This heeled tho section over so that the tanka went Into tire water forming part of the ship when on Its slue making It of canal width and at the same time giving tho section stability In tire water The tank act like pon toons or outriggers This Is the first time any such operation hits been performed on a lake ship and marine exports all along tire lakes are greatly inter ested In tire experiment Tire prog leas nf tho forward section on tire Way to Montreal will bo watched closely owing tn the disasters which' recently befell tho forward sections of the North West ami Mafiriln both of which toiimlored In Lake untatlo within tho last week with a loss of 14 lives Tire con i essel iiovrarnsTS Luke Superior William Ont Doc A rrivod Ionic Homo Smith Agawa Retiring Official to Resume Law Practice Laughs at ord Job VESSEL PASSAGES Detroit Detroit Dec Up: Sherwin 7:15 ft ThuriHlay Ralph 10: Morris 10:30 AuituBtufl 1:60 Manletlque Cowan Down: Charles Horn 6:40 Wednes day Hanna 6:50 Thomas David son 7:05: Cowan 10 Brad ley 1140 Joseph Block 6:30 a Thurs day Bollock North Star Mills 11:30 Dunn Lake Barnum 12:45 tieorpo isamum i veaar cjpnngB sav Turner 2 War iend itch 2:40 Tmnrrt'il North IJlke Barium 3 Indua 6:1:0 Polynesia 5:30 sauit ne Mane Rault St Marie Mich Den Up: Argun Homa Smith 6 a Thursday nuronic a Down: Valcartler Glenllvet 7 Wednesday America 8:80 Quincy A Bhaw 4:80 a Thursday Charles Hub bant Breltung 6:30 Niagara Tomlinson II Buffalo Underwood Sonoma Bo lahd 11 William A Kogers 11 Straits ot Mackinac Mackinaw City Mich Dec Up: Steamer 8:40 Wednesday itzgerald 2:10 a in Thursday Leonard 3:40 Murphy 0:30 Butler 10:30 Down: Edenborn a Thursday ranay uuiitvnn hui Maunaloa 7:10 Wilbert Smith Spvrlnl to The r'e Pres Sutilt Mal i Mich Dec 5 Traffic UitoitKh St fiver wns practically brought to a Hhmttat III touay by a blinding riow wtorin which has b'l'ii ruglng all day ruatH found itnixisslblo to inakn any prigrflM CotiNlrRlffi' anxiety In being felt for ilic Rteanior Hnrrh II which left MarquHio Sunday NotliinK hag been goon nf her nor Hum reported from any point alonK the shore There iy sonic belief she mny httvu hern tn get into shelter behind Wah Inland In that case It Is thought aha would havu boon abld to feport whereabouts Thin with the two rench nilu hdc1i art TIa Alsl Round Package texiuee $ib4uuuouu parts (256000000 gas equipment (180000000 Manufacturers (Jet orty per cent of the cancella tions have been divided among Mates Mr Baker sahl enumerating those in Massachusetts as amount ing to (231000000: Michigan (143 000000 Connecticut (56000000 Now York Pennsylvania Ohio and Missouri (99000u00 each Illinoisnd Tennessee $55000000 each In Slana (44000 OOU New Jersey $25 800000 Khode island Wisconsin Maine New Hampshire and Minne sota (11000000 each Maryland (2200000 Virginia (JfoOOOUO ana California $4400000 Manufacturers working on con tracts that are to be completed Secretary Baker sale had been as listed in many instances by permis sion beinif given for civilian orders to take precedence over government orders 1 Pershing Canccle ('ontrncts The army he said has I In excess of its needs" "I am very much the secretary added "as to how to I store the powder and explosives wo wf Contracts for purchases in Eng land and rance Mr Baker salt? are also being canceled and orders to cease work on ninny projects were given by General Pershing be fore he received similar orders from the war department directing such procedure If you are a Big Business Man and feel the need of rest after these years of war strain you should come to Grove Park Inn Asheville NC where rest is made possible The finest resort hotel in the world No automo biles allowed in the grounds until 9 a All em ployees silent until that hour No cleaning and banging when you are getting that few hours of soundest sleep from about 5 a No children under ten years and very few at all The finest and wholesomest foods money can buy Not an endless number of cheap poorly cooked varieties but about one third the number of the very finest foods to be found in the world Not excelled in quality by any We have lots of entertainment music motion pictures of travel and comedy wonderful concerts where we have had no less artists than Galli Curci (with no admission charge to guests) but we insist that amusement has its place and that persons desir ing to rest at night shall have quiet The most superb golf course in the South is our front yard 10 holes 160 acres Taylor greens Water from Mount Mitchell 7000 feet altitude Milk and cream from Biltmore Estate We invite inquiry from persons desiring rest the best foods money can buy and a good wholesome time in a refined atmosphere riends who have been our guests will know what we mean when we say we are mamtainingthc same high standard of service that gave Grove Park Inn its pre war reputation Ending her season 2U days earlier thhh last year the Canadian llght shlp a Iken arrived burg Ont Thursday southeast shoal Lake into winter quarU ra In command of Captain John Ber nard rama from her elation under her own steam Members ot her crew May that Ifl the severe gale Saturday with two anchors out the 1'alken was able to prevent being driven from her elation only by inning Mier engine full speed lead Cautain rhurlPH llaoket Amherar burgi in charge of ilia Dominion navigation aids In lower Detroit river is reported to have removed about half the iuoti ami all tho Hosts Hols Blanc isiatm iiftnt and tno shore rangCR below Amberstburg will be contin ued in s'tvio tor a Hine Edwfttd Woodruff Detroit fm porlntendent of the Hlevrnth light house gives notice that the four float lights maintained' in ln In the vicinity of Grassy rth channel range at Mud jeorse cnflnm i Thursday tor Hard Coal and Wheat Ship ment Hold Large Volume reight traffic handled through the St river waterways In November aggregated 513511 short tons which is the lightest volume for any month of this year eince April The statistical report for the Am erican and Canadian canals com piled by Sabin general super intendent of the American canals shows a 'shrinkage In practically all commodities with the exception of hard coal and wheat The shipments of hard coal ag gregated 487569 short tons which is probably a high record for any one month comparing with 431193 short tons In July 1914 The movement of wheat amount ing to 52702 10y bushels was tho heaviest for any one month since November 1915 when wheat ship ments aggregated 74388607 bushels Shipments of iron ore totaling 4417282 short tons compare with 7214058 tons In November 1017 Withdrawal of numerous freight ers to hold storage cargoes of grain during the latter part of the month month probably explains the fact that vessel passages were 2022 for ships with a total net registered tonnage of 5824625 In contrast with 3008 passages of vessels of total net registered tonnage of 8 840866 In October The report for November with comparisons for the similar month of last year and November 1916 follows: EAST BOUND KEKHIT TRAIC Nov HR Nov '17 NovIfi A iA fer flL ig i I I I Epler t2sJ 'Bm A i I I i UJ 1 i fN ffll vQl I Jj a Week fl a Week I WiB 3 1 Love You More IW Ixfif vou KflVC one our ft a III Beautiful Diamond Rings III Really Wonderful fcJL I Qt Value at A 0 Nj Can be exchanged at full purchnsre ISI il VlX price for a larger diamond iBl Cyf i vWN Credit You Certainly ah fl 0 sa yrojWDTRMURS i jib Lumber feet 2Rfifi3000 3227GMO 3fl99000i leur bbl lOMfift') 1 293410 LM3371 Wnpat bu 5270240' 3799391'l 280202 Grain bu 71X9456 7 lb021 15210 S21 Copper tons 7 566 Id 432 212X1 Iron ore tons I4172R2 721Il58 bSM815 rig iron totis 2W ffione tohs 1 650 rn nvlse tons 955 339IR 3S69R 89 147 WEST BOUND REIGHT TRAIC Soft cuul tons 1617020 lhsSfi 1021 061) Hard md tone 3:12210 1XS07U Iron ore tnnu 5000 (I7M Mtil iron tans fJ20 1735 21552 SAlt bbl 5509 73567 21110 Sums Iona 17752 Oil tona 414)j Gui mils1 tone 78235 163529 1W413 raflmmtcers 36 93 62 1 0 I 'k 1 I i I 4 Ii.