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FRIDAY. JUNE 4. 1915.
JUD6EHALLY
IS BITTER
TO WOMAN
Scores Mrs. Loretta
Swaton Who Admits
Race Suicide
CALLS HER ACT
WILLFUL KILLING
(ourt Refuses Divorce;
Husband's Bill Dis
missed, Too
Th# dlvores bill of Mr* lamt'a
Fw'Kton. *n»l th# cross bill of her
husband, Harry, wvr# dismissed.
Thursday morning, by Judge Hally,
after the court had bitterly de
nounced Mr*. Seaton aa being gullt>
of "willful killing." In preventing
the birth of her child.
If all th» charges made in the
husband's < ro«* bill mere proven,"
aaid Judge Hally, “I mould not con
alder them on#t#nth aa lm;>ortant
In thla ( line aa the admleaton of the
wife, that ahe thwarted nature In
refuting to become n mother It la
not an ordinary off ms# committed
on the spur of the moment It la an
act which requlrea mature consld
► ration, ruin, deliberation, the con
nltrance of other*- coupled with a
dealre to do willful killing"
Mr* Smaton'a admlaalon that ahe
had eubmltted to Illegal treattn *nt
was made Wednesday Judge Hally
at that time- declared he would not
grant her a decree,
The wlfe'a chief charge agalnat
hT husband «as that he us#d vile
language In her presence, when he
lost at j oker She admitted that
ahe '»at In” the game at tlmea
"Profanity In g poker game. In It
aelf does not ronafltute ground a for
a dlvorr «ald Judge Hally "The
testimony In thla caae shows that
the profanity was the reault of con
ditions to which both man and wife
mere parties"
Judge Hally called Mr and Mrs
Swa’on into his private office after
dismissing the caae, and advised
them to aettl* their quarrel He
said afterwards that he did not
think there was a possibility of an
Immediate reconi Illation
PLAN TO EXTEND
DEARBORN-AVE. IS
AGAIN JSQUELCHED
In denying tne second time Thurs
day morning a petition presented
by Charles Coulson and others for
the opening of Dearborn ave , from
West Jefferson ave to the River
Rouge, the council committee on
streets cuntured loe circulator* of
the petition for misrepresenting
facts regarding the cost per lot
owner for making the Improvement
A circular, printed In Hungarian,
staled that the cost to property
owners In the assessment district
would not he more than |1 50 a lot
"That statement la not true and
no person has any right to make
such a misrepresentation," said Aid
Vernor The circular was signed
culson A Cos." but Mr. Coulson
denied all knowledge of the refer
ence made to the probable cost.
More than 300 residents and prop
ertv owners In th» vicinity of West
Jefferson and Dearborn aves , pro
tested against the afreet opening,
and most of them appeared In per
son before the street opening com
mlttee,
REQUIEM MASS
FOR MISS M’GARRY
Following services In the home
No 2KK Van Dvkeave . Friday morn
ing, at 8 30 o'clock, requiem mass
will he sung in St Charles' church
at 9 o’clock, for Miss Kathleen Mr
Harry, daughter of John M. McGar
ry. who died Tuesday, following sev
eral months’ The Rev
Francis W Hewlett, pastor of the
church, will celebrate the mast. At
the game hour, masses will be said
In the monastery of St Ronaventure,
and the chapel of Ihe Immaculate
Heart of Our l.ady of the Miracu
lous Medal. St. Joseph's retreat.
Dearborn, The pallbearers will
he William R Thompson, P J M.
Hally. Edmund Atkinson. William
Dooley, William Hlllger and Jams*
McNamara. The body will be placed
In Mt Elliott cemeiery mausoleum
and later Interment will he made
In Mt. Olivet.
COMMITTEES FOR
BABIES NAMED
The executive committee of Ref.
ter Rabies' week, June 7-14, m»t.
Thursday morning. In the office of
Mayor Marx, with the mayor and a
number of well known men and
women Interested In the success of
the movement Mayor Marx ap
pointed the following committees to
further the publicity of the move
ment: Printing. Renjamln Jacob
sen. E. C. Tanger, Joseph Mack. D
J. Case and C H. Thom; publicity,
Harry Walker, Robert Wllllamaon
and O. J. Mujford.
Tl«m Jmh Prtstiag l)»t.
Main 4R»
WHOJSYS?
The Loye Liars
Ay EDWIJjJ BLISS
Copyright. I9IS, b> I’m it*- l bang*-.
hit' All moving picture rights
and all foreign r**px right*
strictly r»s#r\»d.
H nnllsurtl V *-«trrtin t.»
Slowly. gently, so slightly •** to h«
almost Imperceptible his finger-*
closed about her own Just <-tiougb so
■he was awaie (lie man knew » nt
he was doing She lift* *1 her i .
deeperately pleadingly.
Sum* power from outside tu-rsHf
• aught nnd hebl lor locuthlesp .ihd
hf * at'! I»r Holland rose ftly, hi*
fa- r wearing the evpreaston <>f one
who ha« looked upon deadly danger
ami wishes, >et Is afraid, to • mtir.n «•
It Without a w-oril be turned upon
tile heel amt strode toward the house
With lip* parted Heltnu star#*! be
fore her Her finger* were rim hi-I
so lightl) the {iirik nail* had -o . ri
fled the llrsh Iter llp« moved >!«•*-
peratalx In denials she knew 10-r ?*• *• 1 1
Wn* battering to bit* ■pcetllU it* hei
tongue could utter them She knew
now that the gre it Debtor hud * (inie
ti to i with hi* demand for p.ixmcnt
In full Ami *he knsxx that evasion
of the debt wa*
Tto lustle iif a petticoat caused
tier lo look U| It, <iul*k anger Mr*
Presalev stood liefore !er an accus
ing llghteiitlS evpresator • .t* lo r f,o ••
that told lit* young wife Instan’lv
the s*-ene that had Jw*t tr<Ml*ptr»'l
w*« n" se* ret to the companion In
a fir of anger. Selma dlsrui-ond tin
from her service ami *hc \v>-nt
straight to the husband, with her
story.
Dwight looked up from the not*
Mrs Pressley had Just thru-' Int*
hi* hands a ll»tle pu*xled ll*- tv*v*l
not know ri before mat the sup-id*
tir' h.r hud notirte*! Selma of the *m
t.erxlernent *if lor fortune Still, xx imi
of It now’ And whv xxix* tho usual!)
good nulured In-lv in sip h >• tower
itig rage'*
"Rut. m\ <lesr Mrs Presslev, x«hx'
do you gt' e this t-- me* ' he <j r. rl*id
"It merely state* what you and I and
all the world know tt-rt Mr*
Dwight's fortune wa* ernt e»»|e I <th
1 •**." he crleil. a great glow on . n •
deratandtng coining upnt* him. "th>
note ren- h«-*t your hand* aud '<>u
kept it from Helms, Owing th*-
shook
The note Mr Plight. -a-ne h*
fore you a*krd Mr* I'wigtit to mart*
you." the companion Interrut ied
stiarply "You ha*l written .« t-ifl*-
earlier that you Intended proposing
that evening Ml** A-ht-n told me
that sh. tntonde.' r*' ,x>tig "ii Th-ti
. - nr-- itu> «-r I fr in la <-d and “lo
married y«»u."
Dwtghf mu II ed Incredulously,
though grim line* had form*-*! al«. nt
th* corner* of his in oith
"YhU bad l-ett-r go imriodln'e
Jy " lie cllppe-1 oiT th* «otds Ilk
steel particle* Mrs I'r*--*lev turred
In tier hurried r* tr*-at nut th* r>- wa*
thing In thn*. -\*-s that checked
her.
t'->r a long time the mHllonntre
stood there, hi* arm rigftdjy out
stretehe*! as th-> gh h<- would dr!'.*
from ti e ro->r-i the ♦ vll thought* th*
U.S.ITALIANS
ARE CALLED
All Reservists In U. S.
Told to Renort for
Examination
CINCINNATI. O. June 3 Mob
Dilation of all Italian reservists in
the I'nitcd States was ordered to
day. according to announcement hi
Charle* Oenoochlo. Italian consul
here, who issued a call for all men
between 2*> and 39 ><ar* of age to
report at once for examination. He
aaid the reservists will leave Cm
rinnati as soon as transportation
can be arranged
Pietro Cardlello. !*aiian ron-ml in
Detroit, raid. Thursday afternoon,
iha* he 1 as received notice ordering
all Italian reservists io return to
Italy.
"I dent know what we can do
about it,’ he said. "There ia no
way -of forcing a reservist to retort
Mabley
rJ? Warm
Weather
ot^es
W’hy not select
r/jk H y° ur hot weath
/ IT /f er now,
/ y // when our stock
reS ' l neW
u 1 / A line of skele
u / M/m ! If on won, f e(^s an(^
\\ 1 // 111 serges that
\\ j [ 1 i will assure you
\\ j 1 j? comfort and
u t Q J| style during the
\\ 1 1 If ll hot days.
\|7 1/ $15.00
VI Ri $ 20.00
L $ $35.00
JOHN S>. MABLEY
Clothing—Hats—Haberdashery—Boys’ Wear
MabUy's Corner Grand River-Griswold
l departing wiunan had lift behind
i Then he laughed, laughte.’ wltn an
r*tt<-iiipt at llghmess. The crumpled
liall of paper fell to the floor fr<>m
Id* hand.
Hlowly. slowly he reached down
and picked It up, tucking It in his
pocket carefully Then tie sank heck
in the big chair, thinking thinking
Dr Holland came into the house
ami passed hurriedlv to hla au-irt
merta, then, later, Selma entered the
house. l-'ur lust a second a sharp
twinge of leuloiisv shot through him
a« be told h mself they ha<l entered
l>\ the **me door they ha*l t*e#n In
the garden* at the same time. And
ap-.iln Ite laugh#*! at htmself
Yet lh« poison was there, Inflltrat
it-« th*- very soul of him He caugtit
himself constantly on guard, glancing
it in* wit* a lot the doctor from un
der the shade of hla brows, furtive,
suspicion* look* he could not forego
-I though he knew they derneane-l
him
i it was a month after the discharge
of Mi* Pressley tnixt he stealthtU
| moved from his - hair In the library
a* Selma slipped out Into the night
air followed shortly oy Dr. Holland
11»- had tried to convince hlm«elf that
the change In rninner toward him **n
hla wife * purt w-a* due to some ir
tuitions) rending of hi* thought*
Even ic-w ho fought aralrst *he l-n
pulse which caused him to spy or
the pair
• 'U-.trlv silhouetted against the
night he made out her figure Her
fare » i* . o r-r. -l with her hand* and
lie could *ec she wa* sobbing slier.tlx
i . »• • f |. I'ollaod was strolling
toward tier, yet Dwight wa* aw nr*
ii h;x I not seen bet
He slipped quickly behind a st->nc
pill..r, * »i x human Impulse urging
him to dose his eyes to rh*- scene
■ *-t < ■rx In-pulse from outside mak
ing those eyes tx»ln points of light
rivalling In shrewdnes* the long
wieked stars above, as they fa»terie*l
Upon the - ■ >upie
He • ,xug» t the uncertainty the *ur
r • - . of it doctor ,xs tie caught sigh'
of the woman lie caught th<- Impulse
of the man to comfort her saw th*
flgbttrg down **f that Impulse Then
l»r Holland placed his hand upon her
W-r hi* voice but the gentlest
xv I i>>-r of n sound, a* he called her
name. Hhe turned and looked up a*
t.> . then swlftlv. some Iron band of
self restraint w-lthln her snapped and
-f;- flung hei arms about Ills neck
• h hei b* rut resting upon hi*
rh> *t he murmured words xx hlch
• r-*1 ck t-x ihe millionaire be
hind the pillar, killing something In
side the vers soul of the man. even
as It fiub'kened the I'fe In his hotly
Huddenlx Helina drew away, - rou* h
tfne f- >rful a* she reg<xrde*l the man
toward whom she hml gone In ne
hour of xxeaknes* Dxslght leaned
f..r xv ard the better to listen (ler
voice was broken, wild with a pas
sionate despair a* It rang In his esr*
"No N.e You must not You must
g >d | wilt I must lie true to h‘m
while he lire* You must go -you
i must— "
Il'nstlnneA Tomorrow.t
t.t Mali :i lie doesn’t want to go. I
| don't Know how many reservists
jt)* re ;.rc In Detroit. I haven't an>
means « f fln*llng out All wc can
ido Is p'lbltah the order and make
arrangements for those reservist*
who watit to obey It. I haven't any
| Idffa bow many will go back from
(Detroit.
Fellows' Ruling
Will Not Affect
Circuit Courts
The rultr.g of Atty.-Oen (»ran»
; Fellows, that eastern standard time
cannot be adopted as the oflVeial
time In cas *s where the hour 1*
fixed by an act of legislature, will
i not Interfere in any way with the
opening and closing of the Wayne
j circuit court, according to Judge
Alfred J Murphy, who Is presiding
"The hour at which courts open
and clos'’ Is not fixed by legtsln
turV said Judge Murphy. "There
Is no law which says we must con
vene or adjourn at a certain time.
This matter Is governed entirely by
the Judges.”
Children Cry
FOR FLETCHER'S
CA ST O R I A
SENDS BOOK IN
REPLY TO WIFE’S
DIVORCE SUIT
Dr. Charles Roger, who styles
himself "late president of the Chi
cago Institute of Mental Function s.''
has answered the divorce hill ol i
his wife, Adeline, of No. 114*? Third
ave., by sending to Judge Hosmer a
booklet, entitled "Character R-ad |
lng at a dance." The booklet wii
received, Thursday morning, accom
panted bv a Dtter.
"When I discovered that my h< m*
had been destroyed by annthei
man.” writes f>r Roger. "I resolved
to product the little booklet. Mj
stsndimr can be attested lit n in* a
nre hv the clippings In th* hook
| ’ 3-Hour Sale 3
kind that lo ars up ~ VU.--—* V , ** Five
I VPfV 111I1P nf IHP nl <h • > u.T«Vn(|
*1»-vi* . 1- -J yj JL y v4JJIV/ I3 Guaranteed Car-
Oul complete vrttM
this adjustment. Hegu Should Tako Advantage of Our Offers ’''“d hiushcs, go on
)> Kw .ii Friday from *9
|-ii < Dims, our depenuamo lioniefurnishings have at- to 12 o'clock. Uoav
hi; JQ >1 a 1; 11 |.» lun-' liti *l* sand I ol previous years. These homes miss getting one M
~f / il.t'if them in helroit) have ALL been SATISFAf TORILY only
,u n Midi are ll ■ of Owen & < They should, they must convince YOU that QQa||
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3-Room Home Oj if its Home 0 Jtf
Detroit Refrigerators |
. few®* White PORCELOID Lined J
ru ml i:,;o xxii.o 1- 1 ;i'AItANTKKD "Detroit refrigerators have no equal for SAT
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•"ti'-naiV 'i.Wv ,r tn< f better than is necessary. That’s why they
MM. \ • futn-ter*. *<. % i«v-.f». *re so economical of There is always a per
• -,fh. xx *«-u. This grroie is feet circulation of cold, dry atr in the food com
• I* ' Mo x tb. • ustomarx "Sals 11 ■" — > partments of a
, -•.*• ri* w 1 bp*-clal at *l->. hut
coo cn -11 cm 7C r—i 1 hm- Detroit. The
... .$22.50 Ll m ~ tt Hi FOR CEL Oil)
si 11 *-*-u. at \\r«*k. UJ "j J lining is free
v % min- *-t %»minster Has* p- II » front cracks
>»ir r«. I ll BM y fr I or uruvtc us And
1,-HI I "llunm St/.--" vtur-s In the prln- IIM H or trt vices ana
xx -■ brings nJ M easy to clean.
xMI you jjur price m f kll .All styles from
i j pg| t $2Q j
Oak Dining Tables aJS
J RTL) J iilml Thos* who have •“shopped aroutxd.” psopls s " .;W Exclusive
sl a Week with our superior quatltlss And our low- for the
J rr prices. You'll want one of OUR yvJT
- • ww e % r* • golden oak dining tables at Unij
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,I.o®. w..h *" | ” 1 1 .,, 1 ..1.,,. o.— ..,,brijsu .FA,SO up w!3
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Roof Garden
Opens Sat. June 5 at 8:30 p.m.
.. FREE-FREE..
Everybody interested In Lend
s ape work and what to plant
to mak j Home# more beautiful
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I>ess what isn’t
Fit to Print
Nothing In the DETROIT
TIMES business or
editorial departments
the sun cannot shine upon
DETROIT TIMES
which I «,* nd with my kind personal
regard- "
Th*- booklet tell how to r<-ad
character by plane.n - into tlie •>’• -
shaking lumas, and b> egiintln'ng
th i form it ion of tiie nope, ear:-,
mouth end head One of the chief
purpox-i'H ol the Information on < hat
atier reading, -'at** Dr. Roger In
hi hook. Is ’ * kno’x vx h« n atid when
not to ext: nd credit.
I Mr* Roger rbarge.- tliat h,*r ltns
; h.m«l spent mi niih h time studying
I < liaract*-rs that he failed to support
!In r Sli** alleges that h*' l**ft her
for several v « ks, e.»mc hack for
<»n*- night, ad dia ainp*'d lh*- next
j morning wit*i two of 10-r diamonds
Sh*- hI.-'o ehaig's that lor liliahand
Iha b*-*-n Imii t« »1 ft»r character
reaillug activili* i.
ablisHed If
Resides its great
JLL*'. 'Jf financial resources, there A
l ‘ .*vT are two factors of strength
r JLL.+*iy±m n in this institution which merit
your consideration - the Serv- r
'; ice of the Hank and the > V.'? »
’ ?*•** *T i Character of its Management. ; V:r' ’•
y* - T Both are unsurpassed.
M The Detroit »
dggg. Savings BankJWt.
PF.NOBStOI BUILDING. FORT STREET WEST—I 2 BRANCHES
OFFtcrKS
D C DaUmatffr, l‘ • • t
fhartaa A l>-on. \ I • a|Mil
Caarf« S H*k#r. • AfMrr
TKatnn I Hancock f fMff
Ja mss H Dohtrtf. A« * » -M* f
Idtssrd J Os > f
The Record
For Responsibility la
the basis upon which
The Peoples State Bank
Invites your burness. Sound management and
prcgressive methods, and an appreciation of all
confidence placed in the Institution make this
Dank a good place to do your banking.
i ’ommercial and Savings Department*
Main Office: Fort and Shelby Sts.
TWELVE BRANCHES
Resources Over Forty-Seven Million Dollars
Rogt*r. in hi* lett ;r, declare* that
tills Is 1 only i barge which he
wl-he.s to cl*-tiy He Is now In R»i»-
on
Mr*. Roger probably will he
granted ad« er* * Thursday after*
noon. \> hen lo r cas*- cornea up h' 1 -
fore Judge Mandell.
K) STANDARDIZE
TRAFFIC RULES
AIM OF MEETING
S» mdardlxatUin of the traffic r*-g
--ul iliona of the various < itl**a of the
I nlt*'*l S’at*.- Is the <*hj*-ct. of a
meeting of the street truff'.c cont
mlttee of the Safety Flr>t Federa
tion of America, which has been
called for Friday morning In the
DIRECTORS
Paul f Ba|lay
!'• t *. Cartiv
C bsi|#» A Data
I* 4 ((•lamattr
I»' h T DuCbarm*
In 1 - M Uw»»»
‘'ttalKsarw Hsntlns
Hobsrf Henkel
H McMillan
Sidnav T Millar
Iranci* Palms
M Rsmirb
office of Police Commissioner John
Gillespie, chairman of the commit
tee. Frederick H. Klllott, executive
secretary of the federation, is al
ready in the city, and several other
officials of the organization will he
In attendance Among them a*»
some of the original promoter* of
the safety first movement.
A tabulation of the traffic regula
tions of 50 cities In thin country, the
first ever made, will he presented
In this meeting and will be of
great aid to th’ committee in fram
ing ith report to the federation. The
idea Is that the report submitted by
this committee will be adopted by
the federation as the official stand
ard. and it will he up to thi cities
to follow this standard or not, a*
they see fit.
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PAGE THREE
rtif purjiotie of HiaudardtgtfßS^B
truth. lul.r" Haiti
«;iii*-.- j*»«* "u to Himpiiry lumßßrn
i rot)l. in lor timer*, no that
' hoy go Into a Mranfie city
now just w hut t* «xp
Navy Get* Conscience MarityC’SH
hl LUTII. Minn . June «
verted at a religious meeting,
th«* current inane of the Army mH|
Na\y Journal. received >eal
Kc< rui*im? officer foylc, a sailor
til recently chief yeoman in
navv, has sent the government UtmjM
$1 lilllp* as payment for
lie had taken while in the
“1 mui-t make it right before I
an on in Christ lau lire,’* wu tljjH
tonfcHsion im