Detroit Free Press from Detroit, Michigan • 7

A As ATERCHARGES cjhe LHu'o on Company tWOODWARD ARMER AT GRATIOT $3950 vi Radio Program be wjAarnask Cloths 14x21 18x36 pure nncheon Sets edding for MT CLEMENS It UD 8 rwM) sized hand of Mlns" (Nevin) THE ASCINATING RAGRANCE PER UME Hot weather makes you appreciate fully this simple means of fresh ening irst 1 Ivor A simulated apron gives added chic to this navy blue twill tailored dress with green and black braid trim ming LTHIRD LOOR DETROITERS AT NEW YORK HOTELS TO VARY THE AP PEARANCE A SILK ROCK a little pleated overskirt of georgette is quickly made Black and navy $2 a yard Second floor Colored wooden beads threads of burnished gilt and a subtle1 touch of the new lacquer red embroidery add a gay note to this smart twill dress for a woman Perfect Quality COOL CLEAR CRYS TAL NECKLACES are as ft flattering to the wearer as they are to the costume they "'adorn In summer shades $250 irst loor New Barbara Lee rocks for all or Women and Misses A SlflRL RIBBON al the waist and it's nd longer a drab looking rocket Braided ribbon "girdles in any color you to irst loor THE DETROIT REE PRESS A NEIV IVJII I'E HAT never an ex travagance" at the prices they are nou marked tn the Hudson Millinery Shop $5 every white hat in ourth TUCK ONE THESE NICE LITTLE RENCH NOVELTIES in your pock ft or wristlet and see how it Perks up the interest in your costume 50c Dyed footing irst loor A dance frock of chiffon does the very latest trick with dyes it to match the chitton THE eagerness the enthusiasm the genuine appreciation of the savings that women are showing in this annual Hudson event is the strongest possible proof that this sale is strengthening its record of service to the public WILL DIRECT ART EXHIBIT AT STATE AIR THIS YEAR 'ZEST TO THE SPORTS COSTUME is easily accom Oluhed bv a new sweater in some different shade Hand madr slip overs from Austria tn gorgeous colorings $750 up Sleeveless styles with novelty $395 Third rioorc Police Tuesday received a tele graphic reaueet from Joseph Haaev 174 Merrimac avenuePittsburgh Pa to aid In locating his sort Earl In this city and Inform him Of the death by drowning or his brother Eddie HATS A BIT ADED' 'or weather beaten may be" aeiigniTuuy revived wtin a veil Becoming domino ones to arave over sine brim in a variety of shades first floor Detective Joseph Authler of cen tral police station was walking along Cass avenue when he was startled by the joint buzzing ot sev eral alarm clocks i A la Sherlock itolmesque Authler traced the noise to a paper sack 'which a youth nearby was carry ing under his arm The alleged theft was In turn traced to Berg's drug store 2482 Cass avenue and the young man who gave his name is Harry Dennie alias Kent 24 Was arrested Dennis pleaded not guilty when arraigned before judge Charles Bartlett in recorder's court Tues day g'g ringed towels of colored crash hand embroidered in bright contrasting colors 18x30 inches $169 Hemstitched hand towels of pure linen huck 18x34 inches 59c Plain hemmed bath towels with colored borders inches 39c Hemmed bath" towels white soft and plushy 34x54 inches 89c A SCAR HAS THE POWER to make a sports outfit seem very much alive and colorful Lightweight hand loom wool ones from Switzerland $198 irst floor Pleated from yoke to hem a Paris fashion is this gray crepe satin frock with iridescent bead bands or a miss Camp Grayling Commander Acts to EInforce Strict Rum Ban By HARRY LEAR re Prffn torronnnInTit Camp Grayling Mich Aug A commissioned officer of the 126th infantry regiment who violated one of the rules of the camp was given two hours to get out of camp Tues day and bls resignation was accept ed for the good of the service This information was made public in a general order published by General Guy Wilson camp commander and read at retreat Tuesday night before all troops This is the first time a commis sioned officer of the Michigan national guard has been dismissed This officer resigned on request of his commander His name Is withheld because it is not the desire of the military authori ties to do the man any injury in hisbusiness or social connections Hum Charge Revealed 7 man it Is said came into Saturday intoxicated and to perform duties assigned to Because of the fact that an had been published forbid and napkins in our famous 7690 line of fine heavy double damask are featured in the sale There are three sizes in each of five beautiful patterns lily of the valley maidenhair fern chryl anthemum rose and grapevine Cloth 2x2 yards $1050 Cloth 2x2 yards $1350 i Cloth 2x3 yards $1525 Napkins 22x22 inches $1350 a dozen Ask the frien dr women who have attended our previous sales this season what remarkable values these fine English broadcloth shirts are at $195 We Have Purchased 3600 More Shirts Which Go on Sale This Morning We want you to see these shirts and examine them eel the fine quality of the English broadcloth and note its smooth excellent finish and high Silky lustre This fabric is much serviceable than silk All neckband style in plain white AU firt quality Sizes 14 to 47 fl 4 Mt Clemens Mich' Aug 7 Madame Valleclta world renowned leopard traner la stationed In this city with her troupe of seven Im portal India leopards which she will train beforeatartlng on her next tour The August term of circuit court will open Monday with Judge Nell 1:1 Bold recently appointed by Gov ernor Groesbeck to fill the vacancy caused by the death of Judge Tucker presiding YOUR YEARN ING OR A ROCK nian be easily salts fied The Hudson ashion Shops have taken radical reduc tions on their entire assemblage of sum mertime dresses (Left) a cool shad ow crepe $3350 (right') knitted dress $zy5U Pure white hemstitched linen sets silver bleached consisting of cloth 55x71 inches and 6 nap kins to match $495 Harding Memorial Services Here Will Be Heard ar Over North America Owners of radio sets fmay listen to Detroit's memorial service for the late President Harding which will be held on the steps ol the city hall at 4 o'clock riday afternoon at the Same time the last rites are being observed at Marion The service will be broadcast by WCX The ree Press station This arrangement Is made poss ible through tho courtesy of WWJ the Detroit station Each station controls an equal amount of time at this hour but the man agement at WWJ kindly gave the first period to WCX in order that one station might broadcast the entire service WCX was silent Tuesday eve ning ho Bed Apple club held no session for the firat time since Its organization early in the winter the concert being omitted because of the death of President Harding EARL HANEY IS SOUGHT BROTHER DROWNED WIL1AU KUltTZWOHTlI Mr Kurtzworth director of th Kansas City Art Institute will again be In charge the fine arts exhibit at tho Michigan State air this year from i August 31 to Sep tember 9 Mr Kurtzworth has brought together a large and varied collection of art works for exhibit tlon and prepared a list of lectures on how to draw and how to beau tify the home garden iCXTOMRRL CITY'S TRIBUTE the guest room ull sheets 81x99 inches with drawn hemstitched hems at $31fe each Pillow slips to match 45x36 inches $139 each SCALLOPED SATIN MAR SEILLES SPREADS with cut corners are priced at $495 for size 86x94 inches SCALLOPED SATIN MAR SEILLES SPREADS and bol ster covers in sets spread size 86x94 inches are $650 0 OR WEDNESDAY" 'AUGUST Pure linen with novel colored borders and hemstitched hems cloth 59 inches square and six napkins to match are $750 a set STORE 'HOURS TaLKPHONE' CHERRY '5100Saturday 9 fol p8 WCX THE DETROIT REE PHESS BIT Meter WEDNESDAY AVGV9T 8 1923 2:00 News bulletins ts 2:15 pm Stock quotations 2:60 Government markets and weather 4:15 Baseball Scores 4:50 Baseball scores 6:15 in inal baseball scores hud rjveninc: nroirram tn given by pupils of George II Carr Kicniru scou tenor V'Ah So Bure" from (von lotow) Little Woman (Bartlett) Might a Rosa" Mr llert ecteau soprano "Somewhere a Voice is Calling" Alon: lj the Xwl Dawning Illas Manila Mcnianni'soprano '1 svt Green Bonnets "I Wonder If Ever the Rose'' George Carr baritone Gypsy Trail" Old Sexton" (RusSell) 1 Better Ask Me" Mias tern Coolirnne soprano "Boses of Mias Mary II an soprano Sole Mio" kast Bose of April In Klllarney" (Nevin) Miss tcra Cochrane and I'reil Walter nccontnanlsls Tho camp failed him order ding officers men civilian employes or guests from having in camp this former officer fell the first victim to the order "I feel very sorry for this man and regret very muchthat he per mitted himself to be in the position he now Is said general Wilson "There are certain rules however that must be obeyed and any officer or man does not want to live up to them the best for them is to getyiut The army of ths United States today Is not a Joy party There Is serious business to perform at every camp and the officers and men are sent here nt the expense of the government to receive a train ing that will prepare them to defend the honor of the nation In time ot peril and they cannot receive this training If they insist on doing things which will impair their efficiency I regret this has hap pened as I feel that it is a stain upon the entire Michigan national guard but I earnestly hope it will be a lesson to other officers and men who may be tempted Any officer or maa who falls in his duty will be dealt with the same way" Storm Sweeps Camp A high wind and heavy rain storm descended upon camp at noon Tuesday rain Interfered with the afternoon schedule riday afternoon the training schedule will be declared off In memory of the late President War ren Harding irst Lieutenant rank RIne Detroit has a multiplicity of work in camp this year He is mess of ficer of the camp headquarters mess supply officer of the 32nd divi sion special troops and secretary of the officers' club He will re ceive his reward for his hard work after camp It Is said when he will be promoted to a captain and as signed to duty as adjutant of the 125th Infantry regiment Colonel Milton Hinkley Is the command ing officer of that regiment and Captain Charles Keskey is the president adjutant Captain Kes key Is slated for promotion to a major In command of the second battalion 125th Infantry regiment and It Is said that as soon as his Is made he will be as signed to duty as division executive officer under General Wilson a Life Saved General Wilson owes his life to Captain Kcskey lie was shot in the head in rance and Keskey was standing beside him Keskey gave him first aid artd It Was the man ner of wrapping the bandage around head that prevented his death After giving first aid Kes kry a small man dragged Wilson ott the battlefield to a first aid sta tion where he was attended The sui geons at the station told Keskey If he had not wrapped the bandage the way he did Wilson would have died before he reached the station Captain Keskey has been an effi cient officer as adjutant of the 125th Infantry when General Wilson commanded it and since Colonel Hinkley assumed command upon promotion to brigadier general and assigned to command the 63rd Infantry brigade Every one In cairp from General Wilson down is anxiously awaiting the arrival of tho 182nd ar tillery of Detroit commanded by Colonel Heinrich A Rickert It cost two million dollars to equip this regiment and everyone hero Is anxious to get gllmpsz of the 155 mm guns the 100 or more tractors and other motor power equipment This regiment tho 119th ield ar tillery of Lansing and the 106th Cavalry are due to arrive In camp early Wednesday When these out fits arrive there will be more than 5000 officers and men here the largest National guard camp In the history of Michigan Lieutenant John McCoy chemi cal warfare officer at Camp Custer arrived In camp Tuesday and he Is planning several chemical warfare demonstrations In connection with ithe Infantry field artillery and cavalry reviews Lieutenant McCoy comes to camp here with high recommendations as to his ability In chemical warfare He has put on army demonstrations at Camp Cus ter and has made a big reputation In the sixth corps area of which Michigan Is a part Orders issued Tuesday compel of ficers and men to wear tholr blouses buttoned when wearingthem at all and make Commanding officers of the various units respon sible for tho cleanliness of tholr officers and men and their clothing when they leave camp Malor Harold Webber Com mandlng officer of the lObth caval ry arrived In camp with the service troop Monday night Men from the service troop cap tured a two and one half foot rat tle snake with six rattles on the rifle range Monday night Thu snake Is being kept In a bucket in the Bervloe troop's street in the hope that It can be trained ALARM CLOCKS IN BAG LET GO YOUTH NABBED New York Aug 7 Detroiters In hotels are: Afitoi I Shapiro Miss A Bupp Miss Proser Alexander Mr and Mrs JL inkel stein Lathfttn Miss A Monaghan Martha Washington Miss A Conklin Mrs Wells Miss A Kutg Miss Kewert Park Avenue Mr and Mrs 17 VoorhoeS A LUx Mrs Rodd JTowp Mins Wood Eyre Chick rrlmuttsr Stone si Crawford Wolcott zVllsH a Brocken BASEMENT STORE GOUGING 1 PWTMAKEP Startling Confession of Wall Methods Made by jWo Jniled Brokers nnmilal to The ree reea Vew York Aug AVllilani Hay ward United States district attor Tuesday promised to write a chapter of inance" ArmedPwlth what he gays is a full ion by Edward ullei a WUUm McOc8' Partners In uller and company convicted Wall street bucket shop operators rolonel Hayward' announced him self prepared to tell how ffiambs" Broadway to Main streets were victimized out of the million dollars that the Institute Economics Washington has estimated as the "lotft of stock swindlers" in last 12 months 'li Hayward said that uller and Mo Gee aided by a group of bps" believed to be social political and financial leaders of fhe metrop olis alone had secured 15000000 of thia sum victimizing from N'SW York to San At this time thp government does not believe the story of one of tb greatSt ot Wall street swln dies" Col Hayward said Tuesday "However the confession of ul ler and McGee will be made public and the whole story bo told as a warning to Investors" uller and McGee were arrested when their brokerage firm failedeveral months ago our thousand Investors from coast to coast were on the books After two juries had disagreed they entered a plea ot guilty to charges of buck eting but refused to turn over rec ords demanded by the United States district court for aid ot the federal receiver" or this ederal Judge i Goddard held the two men In con tempt ot court and confined them In lhe Ludlow street Jail "st I Colonel Hayward last week mys teriously ordered the two brokers transferred from Ludlow street Jail to the Military prison op Gover Island in New York bay While In the military prison Col onel Hayward said Tuesday he con ferred with the two brokers who agreed to tell I secrecy we removed the two prisoners from their Island prl I son and have them In a secret place I today" Hayward said are under guard ot secret I service men and United States Mar shal Hecht The prisoners have I 'signed complete confessions telling ot their operations" Sale of 3600 White English Broadcloth I' A A Genuine Spirit pi Appreciation Is Evident Over the Values In the August Sale of LINENS A RILL'S THE THING flint tMie'fe iuht flit: BLACK SILK STRIPED dark dress or suit and soft i VANITY which besides ens necsimes fniieit netbeing a necessity ir a fidt lace trimmed isf action to see swinging irst loor njfivtrt AW wJZsea i 1 Is MlUlfy V'S JV1H 1VJ6J5 $1250 Other styles up irst loor Si How to reshen bur ardrobe for August Days Ahead 5 3 Inject into that listless row of accustomed frocks on their hangers some new spice Perhaps just gay accessories will work the charm or the addition of one ngw frock to the repertoire make your ward robe last effectively rest of the summer £7 nwurnwu I 'i Mv A Az 5 I A i 5 a SP' tn 'J: re' 'WBt I Lf MA JA' I 4 1 Z'j i i tKk he Vi il 1 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