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"fl 4'k INAL EDITION WEATHER 'Pair VOL 87 NO 220 DETROIT MICHIGAN RIDAY MAY 5 TWENTY TWO PAGES' PRICE: THREE CENTS GIRL BATTLES NEGRO THUG WHO ATTACKS HER 'AMERICA GIVEN RADfo CONCERT BY REE PRESS Makes Bow Under Auspicious Circumstances Heard Over Nation IRST NIGHTERS LISTEN IN PHONE ENCORES Groesbeck and President Bur ton Are Speakers Singers Musicians Score WCX radio broadcasting station a gilt of The Detroit ree Press toIts friends in Michigan and throughout the nation made its bow to America Thursday evening with a program which brought warm approval from tho multitudes of radio enthusiasts in the silent and unseen audience Congratulations on the program and the clear sharp tone of with good wishes for the future began pouring into The ree Press before the conclusion of the enter tainment and continued to flood tho Hllces until after midnight Governor Accepts Gift Governor Alex Grosbeck ac cepted this gift of The ree Press In behalf of the people of Michigan and with tho chief executive on the initial program were Dr Marlon Jeroy Burton president of the Uni versity of Michigan Edgar A Guest The ree Press poet humor ist and a fine array of musical en lertslners While some minor troubles de veloped during tho transmission Thursday night these will be cor rected immediately Telegrams from the Chicago Tribune and Grand Rapids Herald Indicated WCX was heard dis tinctly In those cities in spite oftrong interference Some few radio fans experienced a alight difficulty in tuning in be tause of tho fact that Tho ree was tuned very sharply to 1:60 meters while otiici local broad tasting stations have been less sharply tuned It was particularly pleasing to 1 lie ree Press to be able to pre sent so line a broadcasting station to the people of Detroit and Michi gan on the nlnety llrst anniversary of th founding of the newspaper Basso Leads Concert The program was opened with adiction from Mendelssohn playedn the Duoart reproducing piano With a group of artists every one whom occupies it place of dis tinction in the music world the first program to go forth Into tho air trom The Press radio broad sastlng station carried with it mu sic of the highest caliber interpret ed with rare ability The magnificent voice of Thad I us Wronskl never thrilled grand epera audiences In America or Eu topo more powerfully than It did the vast number of radio listeners Thursday evening Mr Wronskl possesses the happy faculty of sing ing a simple song as sympatheti1 rally and auocessfully as he does the big arias In grand opera roles In which ho has won fame Ensemble Is Unique Ills numbers wore the infrequent ly heard aria from Verdi's "Simon Eoecanegra" which he gave with sweeping power that song as charming as its name "In An old ashioned House" Jy Squires and I ho always well liked "Tommy Lad" bv Margetson rancis York played Mr accompani ments Impeccably It was early evident that WCX was reaching far points The first word to reach The ree Press office from outside the state came from Asher Jr al Pineville Ky who heard the preliminary tests on Tuesday night He wrote "I heard you very distinctly" Angus an engineer at Indianapolis writes: "Hoard your testing late last eve ning Modulation and transmission equal to KDKA" KDKA Is at East Pittsburgh One of Detroit's thoroughly equipped musicians whoso accom plishments are of equal distinction in the piano and organ fields Mr Jork played two piano solos Mac "To A Water Lily" and a Clinpllii Prelude with tho grace of style and technique fur which he is noted Quite uniquo was the ensemble presented by Charles North Hute Rufus Arey clarinet and Thomas I' Byrne oboe This trio of players famous soloists on their respective Instruments gave two beautiful trios by Beethoven and rl'Wallly Their playing was de lightfully smooth and gave unusual pleasure to the unseen audience judging from the appreciative words which camo through the telephone to the radio department Each Play Solo Bach of the trio played a solo accompanied on the piano by Val bert Coffey Mr North' consid 1 cred one of the virtuosi of the flute in the United States for several seasons accompanied Mme Melba Continued on I'uge Three Column Three Judge Defendant In $100000 Suit Chicago May 4 Oscar Mayer millionaire packer and head Of Os car Mayer A Brother filed the praecipe In a $160000 damage suit against Circuit Judge ranklin Stransky The suit is based on alleged slanderous statements made bv Judge Stransky Tuesday when ho summoned Mr Mayer Into court to explain why ho had executed an af fidavit saying that Judge Stransky was prejudiced against bls com pany Judge Stransky character jzed the affidavit as The affidavit was filed togetherwith a petition for a change of venue In a $50ffi00 suit brought by A 811s against Oscar Mayer gr I Brother on charffos of breach of contract i TEMPLE BAT LB OOM Detroit's wonderful dance floor Every courtesy for dancers tonight palace nnniw rink closes season Sunday evening New open I air Bummer Roller Rink opens Mon day Adv i TEMPLE BALLROOM Cope Harvey's Chicago Dm zo Or cnestra starts Thursday Ma Thomas Byrne oboe at left Rufus Arey clarinet at right Charles North flute seated I 1 'V'j Delight ree Press Radio ans i A a i MW DETROIT LEADS IN HIGHWAGES Equalled Only by New York in Rate of Pay Given La borers Skilled Mechanics Wages being paid common labor and all around machinists by De troit manufacturers are with one execeptlon higher fhau in any of the principal cities cast of theMississippi and north of Tenn essee and North Carolina accord ing to chart prepared Thursday by the Association' of Detroit The one city equalling tho Detroit scale is New York The average rate here according to the chart is 35 and 10 cents pet hour for common labor and 05 to 75 cents for skilled machinists In Chicago the scale comes within several cents ofbcing as high The figures there for common labor are tho same but those for skilled ma chinists are to 70 The figures for several other cities listed are New York 10 cents tor comm labor anil 70 cents lor machinists 1 biladelphia 30 and 35 and 40 and 65 Boston 35 for common labor ami 05 for machinists Pittsburgh 25 35 and 55 and 68 Cleveland 30 and 35 and 50 anil f0 St Ixtuis 27 40 and 55 and 60 In the major ity of other cities the figures are lower Tho weekly labor barometer of the Employer' association shows net increase of 4206 men for the week ending May 2 The aggre gate working force during the week was 1551106 Detroiter Collapses In Walk to See Son Sprrlal to Th Prw Elint Mick 5 Jn an attempt to walk from Detroit to Chicago John Mokoa 48 years old collapsed here Thursday night and was taken to the police station Tie will be cared for there tem porarily Mokos slid that he had been working for a railway in De troit Jiirwife is in Austria and he had no relatives in the city Over come by loneliness he decided to at tempt to reach his son who is a saloonkeeper In South Chicago LAND OWNERS EIGHT ZONING Would Entail Disastrous De preciation of Values New Organization Asserts Contending tkt the property zoning law proposed by the city plan commission would retard the future growth and development of Detroit so tremendou that It would virtually put' this city in a jacket mOfe "than "TOO owners of property and representa tives of some of the largest estates Thursday completed organization of the Protec tive association" and will fight the law when it comes up for passage in the city council MeCreauy one of the organ izers of the association said that opposition to ths proposed law is so determined that he expected tile association would have a member ship of several thousand property owners by the time the law is pre sented for enactment in the council which will bo in about two months It is expected IX'preclntioh Is eared McCready declared that property owners oppose the law because it would depreciate tho present value of an Immense amount of property prevent Ignd values from increasing and force many big factories now seeking sites here to locate else where Tho new association he said wants every property owner in tho city to participate in a discussion of the proposed law and to ad vance any arguments they have cither for or against Its enactment To this end he said tho associa tion will have a public hearing in the Detroit Board of Commerce In which property owners will be given opportunity to express their views and the city plan commission will be Invited to present thlr Ideas "Would Bar Big Buildings" 'McCready said that under the proposed law another General Mo tors Corporation building which is the largest office building of its kind in the world could never he nor smaller buildings like the Penboscot and the Majestic buildings Some buildings could not be built more than 36 feet high he said while others could not go higher than 110 feet unless they were set back from the street one foot for each additional foot In height In literature which the associa tion already Is distributing ami which tho Michigan Manufacturers' association and other Important or ganizations are sending out to their members the association declares Continued on Page Two Column live Teachers! In the Schools of Detroit and Michigan! This paper is going to print serially one of the most talked of books of our times It has been called "the Wells of for Van of rom the days of ancient man up to this very moment! It pictures ancient It shows the crusades streaming across Europe It shows the droll human side of emperors and kings It is history written in a gay modern spirit without pompousness and with feeling! Have your pupils look for it! Read it to them! Beginning Sunday In the Magazine Section of THE REE PRESS And Appearing I 9 DIE 38 HURT BY TORNADO IN AUSTIN TEXAS Two of Injured Are Expected to Die Property Loss Reaches $400000 ACTORY DEMOLISHED IN OUTLYING TOWN Whirlwind Skirts City and Does Most of Damage To Nearby Places Austin Tex May Nine dead 28 Injured two probably fatally and property damage estimated at $400000 was the toll of death and destruction in the wake ot a tor nado which latent today swept through the west "Side of Austin and on out of the city to Oak Hill eight miles southwest according to a check of the situation late tonight our members of the Bardsley family at Oakhlll eight mllenjsouth of here were reported as among those killed Another of the family was Reported seriously injured Most of the damage was caused at a suburb There the storm struck the Woodward Manu facturing company's plant a wood work establishment and demolished It killing Jack Musslt an employe and injuring 15 other employes none seriously About 73 other em ployes escaped Some were carried through tlie air for short distances Two inmates of the Negro deaf and dumb and blind institute north west ot the city were injured neither seriously At Stedwards college near Pennfield two students were injured Tho storm partly wrecked the dormitory The stu dent body saw the twister coming and loft Thursday evening motor cars were still bringing injured persons to hospitals from and it was said that the total number ot those receiving medical care was nearly 40 The storm approached Austin from the north and hundreds of persona on the downtown streets watched the whirling cloud pass over ths west section of the city" ALL TO MARRY RUMOR SAYS amily Silent as Reports of Wholesale Weddings Are Given Them SvpcJhI to Prow Chicago Tribune Chicago May Barred doors and haughty butlers met all in quirers Thursday at the home ot Harold McCormick but marital conjectures continued to hove above tlie heads of the family de spite demals individual and collec tive that Mr McCormick will wed Mme Ganna Walska as soon as she secures a divorce from Alexander Smith Cochran Emphatic denial is made that Mathilde tho 16 year old daughter has been won away from Max Oser her Alpine horseman She mado it very clear that she Intends to sail for Eurdpe In June and become the wife of Oser as soon as the Swit zerland rod tape can be unwound Computing the triangle comes the added rumor that Mrs Edith Rockefeller McCormick recently di vorced from Harold McCormick may soon take a second husband in the person of Edward Krenn a Swiss at present employed at her Lake orest estate Howard Colby heretofore the official spokesman for the family was Inaccessible Thursday The butlers refused to carry any mes sages to him or to any member of the family or to say whether or not a family 'conference was in progress Mrs Edith Rockefeller McCor mick would not be interviewed is suing a statement through her but ler to reporters: "Tell them to say anything they please" WCX It's not the password of a secret order but the official designation of The Detroit ree Press rndioislation It has the same significance in the radio world as a telephone number in wired communi cation ll'hcn the letters are flashed through the ether the person hearing them knows The ree Press is the CONTINUES IRE ON DAUGHERTY i Woodruff Reveals Letter De manding Attorney General Explain Special to The ree Prese and Chicago Tribune Washington May The bom bardment of Attorney General Daugherty' from congress continu ed Thursday Representative Woodruff Michigan Republican made public a letter written to Mr Daugherty by Scaife an in vestigator recently dismissed from the department of justice for fur nishing information about war con tract frauds to Woodruff and Rep resentative Johnson South Dakota Scaife called upon the attorney general to answer the charges ot his failure to prosecute contract ors who plundered the government or resign "The records wilt show" said the Scaife letter "that various cases which were prepared for trial hkve lain dormant in your department for months after you had been re quested by the chairman of the select committee on war expendi tures to ask congress for any amount of money necessary if you should need funds to prosecute these cases You made Tio request for such funds until after Hon Royal Johnson offered an amend ment to the department of justice appropriation bill on April 7 1322 to appropriate $500000 for the pur pose of carrying on these Investiga tions and prosecutions" Blames Outside Influence The writer blamed outside In fluence for the delay adding: "1 refer particularly to the cases of the Wright Martin Aircraft cor poration and the Lincoln Motor company There' were various other cases such as the Phillips and Stephens case the American Elec tro Products company the Ameri can Bosch Magneto company and the Chemical oundation case which would now be in The courts but for inaction and the removal or sus pension of investigators who were working on the Scaife propounded a list of 16 questions to Attorney General Daugherty He wanted Mr Daugh erty to state why no prosecutions have been begun In the cases of the Martin Wright Aircraft cor poration the American Electro Products company the Dayton Wright company the American Bosch Magneto company the Stand ard Aircraft company and the Chemical oundation company Ho alao asked: "Is it not a fact that Rocellar Gray your Negro valet is now as signed to investigate an alleged robbery ot jewelry from persons connected with the British embassy instead of turning the case over to the police department? "Who I Jena Smith "Who Is Jess Smith and what are his functions at the department of Justice? Is it not true that he has no official position in the govern ment service that he has never taken an oath of office and is it not a fact that he has access to the flies ot the department of justice that ho maintains an office In the department employing government stenographers for personal dictation and that he uses other facilities of the government which are paid for out of public funds?" The "Jess Smith" referred to is a native of Washington Court House Ohio and a close friend both of Mr Daugherty and the president Ho came to Washington with the attorney general and has been with him at the department ot justice ever since as a confidential adviser Baseball Will Lend ield Day Attraction hall team perhaps two or three actively engaged in competition and striving for championship ban ners anu ernDiems I of these schools there Is one basfi Him vBcuucs iw iviarK OCHOOI Im nrrenalnir Testa June 9 for ree Press Awards Ono ot the Important added at tractions to ho eighth annual ield day of Detroit public schools on Bello Isle athletic field June 9 T'lzvLvzvi ill 1 num 4j jnnvfi rir? 4 run win distribute scores ot prizes to the most skilful athletes among the 100000 or more pupils will be the championship baseball con tests The health education department In endeavoring to arrange the achediilea for postponed gamea and elimination content ao both tho lioya and glrlg teams will play oft final games on tho Island diamonds on their holiday This would mean determination of city scholastic baseball champions as well as track and field title winners June 3 Expert More Talent Thomas West an assistant Supervisor la directing the competi tion of baseball teams in the city schools Mr West reports more in terest In baseball everywhere and lie believes this season will see more talent than ever developed In the grammar and Inturinedlato grades where he has supervision The parent little realizes tho athletic activity in the achools It Is not because the schools have been laggard in educating tho parent to the piescnt program of health building sports for "Know Your School Week" was staged to ac complish this end but because the athletic organization Is too great for one to grasp without flguivs There are more than 120 schools participating in athletics In each 'V The ree Press sees tho need of encouraging the youngsters In the national game and so among the field day prizes will be champion slilD trochlea for tha senior bovs and girls city champions To the members of the winning teams also will be given prizes Tho nearer field day approaches the greater Interest in the event be comes among the children Pentathlon the day when the more capable girl athletes In this city will vie for coveted medals and special awards given by The ree Press is now only a week oft Next week will be given to prepar ing tho girls who have qualified in school trials for this event for the competition at Corid field May 13 Work of issuing group cards al ready is under way "We have urged the schools to call May ll fi their group cards It Is important that all pentathlon entrants have their group cards by that date" Esther Sherman of the health education department said Thursday "Without these creden tials we cannot admit any girl how ever talented she may be to the pentathlon event" HOT WATER DAY ANT Just turn the faucet Call West 16 PARROTT HEATER Adv IJANf e' ARCADIA A niace that is distinctive Adm 15J Adv iiunsoN cotint Splendid enndltlan 19M model 11260 for quick sale Kgrage 637 Abbott (treat near Secoiaw Adv ARRESTS BARE HUGE RUSSIAN PLOTfflRAKE Hundred of Red Spie Said to Be at Work in Principal rench Cities Arsenal BERLIN IS CITED AS HUB ENEMY OPERATIONS Soviet Genoa Delegates Re ported Determined to Demand Revision of Allied Term Paris May (By the Associat ed Claiming to have dis covered existence ot a highly de veloped espionage system organiz ed by communists in rance for benefit ot Russian soviet govern tnent the rench police Thursday made three arrests in connection with the alleged plot and promised numerous others within a tew days The espionage acheme they de clare involves 211 operatives and has ramifications in Brest Isirlcnt Toulon and also at powder factories in the center of rance and arsenals in tho vicinity of Baris Secret Papers stolen Secret documents have been stolen from tiic Brest arsenal according to the police revelations and from the largest powder factory in the cen ter of rance and they claim to have proof that regular couriers have piled between espionage 'cen ters in rance and Berlin where documents ere assembled classi fied and forwarded to Moscow In tensive bolshevlst propaganda the police assert was also probably car ried on as a side line One of the men arrested is the communist municipal councillor of Ivry Saf Seine just outside of Baris which is the site of a large arsenal Police headquarters here issued anofficial communique saying the po lice had an extremely importast affair interesting to the national defense? IlufiMhins Balk nt Terms By Cable to The ree Press Genoa May The allied state ment of conditions tor recognition of the Moscow soviet government were under scrutiny by the Russian delegation to the economic confer ence Thursday but it Is unlikely that an answer will be given until the end of the week It is under stood that the Russians arn dis satisfied with the statement and will ask for a revision of it Jt i now' fairly certain' that rance will continue her position in the conference although that na tlon and Belgium refused to sign the Russian statement Louis Bar thou head of the rench delega tion is expectedto return from Paris riday night bearing fresh instructions from the rench cab inet rench Approve Pact By Cable to Tho ree Press Paris May The rench cabinet Thursday approved in principle Premier Lloyd George's 10 year non aggresslon pact on condition that there are reservations guar anteeing that the treaty of Ver sailles be observed scrupulously An outline of the pact was submitted to the cabinet by Louis Barthou head of the rench delegation at Genoa Germany Given Warning Paris May 4 (By the Associated Press) In a long note communicat ed to the German government Thursday night tho reparations commission falls to find any imme diate violation of the treaty of Ver sailles in the provisions of the Rus so German Rapallo treaty but re serves to itself the right to exam ine closely the application ot tho treaty and take any action neces sary to protect the allied Hon on all German resources The decision was sent to all the Allied governments and a copy was telegraphed to the British prime minister at Genoa The rench foreign office refused Thursday night to comment on the decision but in unofficial circles there Is disappointment The hope had been repeatedly expressed by the government press and elsewhere that the commission would find the Russo German treaty a direct vio lation of the Versailles treaty and demand full renunciation of it by Germany (LATEST WIRE LASHES 2 NEGROES BXEC1TED Columbus Ohio May Two Negro murderers George Bush 41 of Youngstown and John Vaiden 26 Columbus were put to death In the electric chair at Ohio penitentiary shortly after midnight tonight GAS KILLS OLR Chicago May our mem bers of the family of John Jany were killed by gas fumes in their home it was learned to night after the victims had lain In the gas filled house a night and day A hose connection on a gas stove had fallen oft after the family had retired BREAKS WOMAN'S AltH Chicago May 4 Angered be cause a woman he was seeking to rob attempted to shut the door of her apartment In his face a robber today grasped her arm broke it and looted the home of Jewelry valued at (IJiOO Tho robber first at tempted to obtain entrance to the apartmcht by representing himself to be a deliveryman LADT ASTOR SCORED Special to Ths ree Press and Chlcaxo Tribuns New York May Cor poral Patrick arrell Bost No 143 Veterans of oreign wars of Edgewater has "resolved" In regular meeting that Lady Astor Is an "unde sirable alien with an unhar and recommends that she be deported Hl NDIIEDS DRIVEN OUT Chicago May Hundreds of persons were driven from the Otis building In the busi ness district today when a stench bomb was left on Hie fourth floor' The bomb wa left Jn front of the offices ot the' committee to on force the 'Inuidls mediation award Ju tho building trades ORMER SENATOR ROM DAKOTA DIES AT HIS HOME A GltONNA Ktory on I Column i miNIRELABD DESPITE TRUCE KNOCKED DOM SHE STRUGGIES UNTIL RESCUED Mr Is ollowed Then Struck on Head By Man While on Way Homes rom Theater EXHAUSTED SHE AINTS JUST AS HELP ARRIVES 7 Assailant Locked Up Tell Po lice He Just Arrived on reight Wanted Money Although dazed by a terrifie'arid unexpected blow on the head Miss Eleanor Goodman 1233 Sixteenth street beat back the successive' lunge Ot a Negro assailant who attacked her at Lafayette bouts vard and Tenth street night until a passerby came to her assistance Then she fainted and did not recover consciousness until water tad been dashed on her face In a neighboring fire engine house She refused to leave the engine house until she had been assured tho Negro had been arrested and was on his way to the Trumbull avenue station 5 3 ree Staters Slain 3 Hurt In ight Girl Wounded in Raid Londonderry Ireland May (By the Associated Press) Three ree Staters were killed and three seriously wounded in a conflict be tween Irish republican army regu lars and irregulars Thursday oh the ree State side of the London derry Donegal border at Burt The forces in lorrlex were going to Buncrana to rein force the garrison there and were ambushed by a large force of ir gnl are who opened a heavy fire on them ifty mutineers Thursday attack ed 11 i Ulster special constables using machine guns and rltlex The epecialx returned the Are also us ing a machine gun In addition to their rifles After 16 minutes the attackers retired It was reported one of the specials was wounded ive Including Girl Wonnded Belfast May 4 (By tho Asso ciated Press) ive civilians includ ing a nine year old girl were wounded Thursday during fighting incident to raiding of tho branch ot a Belfast bank at Buncran Coun ty Donegal by armed men ree State' troops arrived on the scene while the raid was in progress but the raiders escaped in a lorry with considerable booty Tho residence of Major Moore grand master ot the Londonderry orangeman at Molcenan on the Don egal Londonderry border was at tacked Wednesday night by 100 armed civilians The attack lasted nearly three hours after which a whistle sounded and the raiders retired Windows and doors were protected by iron shields and at tackers were unable to enter Illval Declare Truce Dublin May 4 (By Associated Press) A truce between rival Irish republican army forces has been declared it was announced on Thursday afternoon The truce is operative from 4 o'clock Thursday afternoon until 4 Monday with a view to giving both sections of the army immediate opportunity to discuss a basis for army unifica tion The provisions ot the truce are: Clause 1 AH operations except training and ordinary army routine will cease Clause 2 All penetrative opera tions will cease Clause Both sections will co operate to maintain order and pre vent acts of aggression against per sons or property The document is signed by Owen O'Dufty and Rian Lynch chiefs ot staff ot rival forces Ten Regulars Wounded Ten members of tho regular Irish republican army forces were wound ed during two days' operations in Kilkenny says a statement from the Beggars' house headquarters There were casualties among the irregulars forces and 108 prisoners were taken According to the correspondent of tho Irish Independent the Mar quis and Marchioness ot Ormonde remained in their castle during Its occupation by irregulars and its siege and capture by provisional government forces st Polish Husband of American I Is Sent to Jail rank May 2322 Lyman place satisfied to lead an idle Ufa 1 as lord of his home while his wife labored in a foundry to support him and their throe children Mrs May told Judge Harry Keidan In night court Thursday ith her face bruised and swoi Irn Mrs May told how her husband in a drunken temper Thursday aft h2a kicked and beat her with his fists into unconsciousness on the kitchen floor A brother cor roborated her testimony May was sentenced to serve days jn the house ot correction when found guilty of disturbing 1 th peace His wife Thursday night ddared that she still loved her hue band despite years ot abuse and I maltreatment "He seems to hate me because am a native born American eitf zen she said "The trouble start ed when I wanted to know where he had taken a promisor? note fo $1000 I had received from his sis ici ivi loan insv year it was money we both had worked hard to save i May and his wife each gave their ages as 23 years According tn Mrs May her husband has worked hut little In more than a year She declared his chief occupation in ini'n num was a Denunciation of Americans to rob the girl in order to obtain money for something to eat 4 JsV policeman accompanied Goodman to her home where phi' was in a state of nervous coIIbmo early today Although she wn carrying a handbag the girl said her assailant no attempt to snatch it and flee The handbag fln virtually empty however ax she had placed most of her money about 146 in her dress before leav Injc home 4 HITS WIE BECAUSE SHE IS NATIVE Tlie girl was rescued by Charles I'Orshaw 1733 Vermont avenue When he appeared on the scene the girl and the Negro were struggling 1 directly under a street light The girl was scratching her assailant's face battering him with her fists and screaming orshaw dragged the man away ami held him until the arrival at police Mise Goodman was attacked while on her way home from a theater She noticed a man standing at' Tenth street and Lafayette boule vard as sbe passed but did not ob serve that he started to follow her Without warning the Negro struck' her on the head and she fell to the pavement The man bore down upon her in flanh and obtained hold on her throat but with a tremendous effort she roaa and freed herself The Nero who later name Josenh Andrann nwX3t at her arafn She warded'hlm off but he not to Be put to rnut A The girl was all but exhausted when A help arrived Anderson was failed at the Trum bull avenue station on a charro nf assault with Intent to rob Ha told police ho had Just arrived In Detroit on a freight train and had thouirht''' ft (An 6 ew4 1 I A SEVERAL ARMY UNITS ORDERED TO CUSTER lly ree Press Private Leased Wire Washington May 4 Changes in stations announced Thursday by the adjutant general's office In clude the following organizations from ort Sheridan Ills to Camp Custer: Headquarters sixth corps area training center train battery No 6 Sixth Service company en gineer training company No 6 troon training center squadron No 6 second infantry The Right Tools You dent an elephant's hide with a pea shooter Neither can you drive nails with a saw If you fail to use right to do work or to get business who's to blame? ree Press Want Ads have always prov ed themselves to be GOOD TOOLS RIGHT TOOLS They have a happy faculty of BRINGING POSITIVE RESULTS in all kinds of fair or every 'morning before the afternoon newspaper is even printed CALL AD TAKER MAIN 9400 or take your id to any one of our 400 Want Ad Stations one in your neigh borhood Three Sentenced In US Bond Theft East St' Louis 111 May Win field Beaumont 33 years old was sentenced to ten years imprls onment and Jesse Chayer 23 to flvs years by ederal Judga Eng i llsh Thursday on pleas of gultly in the theft March 2 last of $63366 In treasury notes and victory bond I from an Illinois Central train near Kankake III Oscar Chayer 23 was sentenced to one year on a charge 1 of possessing bonds stolen from the malls 4 STUDENTS IN AUTO CRASH HELD our University of Michigan dents were arrested on Michigan'? avenue early this morning three on charges of drunkenness andon" on a charge of leaving the cen of an automobile secldent Thev wer taken after an automobile In which they were driving collided with a machine parked at the curb They ere Ernest 8 Cornwell 2d years old Saginaw John Searle 2t years old Evanston III Henry Slaughter 2t years old Evans ton 111 and Donald MacArthur Greely Col They arc being held at headquarters Jl'ST OR t'N A whirl of merriment Como an 1 laugh Rides thrills surprises my tyfying shows 100 amusements for 30c all in one great building ''t'wtx Adv NEW CONTEST OR ILL DANCERS 1 PAIA1S tonight Musical Hlckinsn THE Pll lt lUlllll'OU Has attracted nvntifi rirvlnemnc uhrl I I.