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R&LER SALES
pm 500,000
■|| <4 Real Estate (ompans
BfPltoeiitK Emplo> e* nh
$12,600
KL**WttJi total sale? of jn»pr<*'*«l
Hyppi—muiuiiUhi—and acrcnc*
amountinK to Jt * ,M ’
;:BFft*n|j I* Mlilor r- a) * n«
bail rloM <1 <*ne of the
yearn In it* Metorv.
nit eirlueiv e subdi \ ie t • »r*
PpjtfHMit to building over Ido
Manager Miller
§g"W. Miller ha* made i* cua'oTrs-.-
Hfi pyeviPUj> y,-arr to (listrlb'i**' cash
to tbs members of bln
Rale* and office force, «*r. ord'nii •
BE* reapon •ibllity o' each depart
HpMit. Thin fear ho ha s *x< eed*d
Ha distribution In previous y< ars
fltegtecreas: o x these amount* sotbei
tplat over |l2.'»ofl. In addition all
gs the men Ilf the building d* part
gsgt, carpenters. contra*'or> un i
laborers, numbering over 1(a) «tr*
each given a turkey
The Highland Park branch of
C, I* lAvejoy Is manager
lands ail g>f the branch offices in
fila fatal amount of sale? made so.
Hi fear and U H Patrick man
Hr«i of the state department leads
HdlMt total amount of Individual
Kales. The Hamilton axe bran h n
Etbarge of B N. Herns. *ae second
Highest Grand River branch. R C
Fischer. manager, was third place
jMforaon ave. branch. Jos. Nagel.
MMWager. fourth. Rivard st branch.
1. Pet tine, manager, fifth. Central
hvaacb. under the supervision of II
h. Miller, .highest to*al sale? in irr.
|ff>ied and central properties
H A. Pbelp#. manager of the im
proved property department 10 th»
Woodward branch. takes honors for
tha largest number of sale? in rha’
{apartment The following super
intendent# were given mention for
(M large number of sales they
•Ode: T. C. Moeller. J L Hogg
ft, L- Canham J. O'Brien V. F
Bagtiek. T. C. Roberta. W C. Sex
KF, C •in. C. J. Mcphall. N
rwnd. J. w Wright, j. r>
T. A. Hart rick. J. W Fergu
V. Jennings. H Strattman.
Fhaaler. T. A. Winsheimer
Luting. A. E. Mclntyre. J
L. C. Bowman. C. Bruce. V.
C. P. Bowker. C. J. Peck
item
30L0NS IN
LAST LAP
OP SHORT TERM
' 'ii-'. _ "'r-pt' o*
bftterwt to farmers and intended to
■ftH thorn In securing necessary cap-
Wm *1 a fair rate of interest.
lod roads law, provides
n be used in improv
highways.
kde commission a “go
matter# between the
oeporationr. *
1 compensation. ship
, a movement 'owani a
it marine; child labor
glslation loonfs up a?
deoe of unfinished husi
100s efforts are beinr
b the railway program
the present short »e3 j
•as.
1 practices bill, pmvid
Sltf of campaign fond?
aportant bill up for a
deration.
»hip bill, which woul-h
service Judges reachinr
10 after 10 years. ser
-9 by mason o? physical
unable properly to die
duties, also is ae* for
U /
4 the immigration hill
toracy fcs*. attached,
ecently passed by »h«
irf to predic' ■ Pm*(
vetoed a similar bill
an effort will he made I
bill over any possible!
ITragc and national pro j
1 Uk n reported by the I
iMee. but it Is impost* 1
when either bill will
irtJtnt measure? due for
‘ration are The sate'j
laving to do wtrh the
wer altes on inland w 1
1 flood prevtinfion hi l' I
ropriation# of millions
vent ion along the Mis
Sacramento river#, and
iport hill, which woulu
inatioo of American ex
participation in foreign
•ffon to me.-t com pet»
nd of European hostUi
> of the hon?e Is *t1!1
“he result of the fight
In North Carolina by
lean, and Weaver, I ten,
decide the question o'
In the lower branch of
• thousand vaudeville
led With the White R.*!*
erica, threa**n to etr ik■*
1 the theatrical nan*
letr demand#
tveiWtjr. an unser tartan
it th • education of **>••
••ter? upon Its fiftieth
dren Cry
NITCHSRS
IT O FI I A
ICY MIST
GREETS 1917
IN DETROIT
(Oailaacd from r»»» Onrt
oua kinds of nols**ma,kmg instru
ments Joined in one of the Itviliest
New Year’* celebrations in the
torv of the city.
Tbous-ands were attending w atrl
aervicos in the churches »h*r the
old year p**''**! Hotel dmine
rooms were filled with quiet thror.v*.
'War f n —nr —v:: pa l r ~r+-
ihcre were coutitlees entertainment*
at clubt- and other plaivs .-.catten'd
thru rheig")
Several Records Smashed
I When ISlti sent the way of all
things that are not -ev-. rla..-*IC4. t:
ca.rled with it several record* that
ar*. th* natural !v*sui!.« of Lhstrolt’!*
I rapid grerirth tn iu*trUl evpan
I »ic*n One of these records is tn
the number of virlen r death* chlch
occurred in th»' city It* imme
diate vicinity Sraiistlcs show rh.v'
fib met s idden dea hs <n irerease
of 14? over the 'otai for I’Ha. Auto-'
mobiles killed C'3 of the <v*3.
Several noLahh event* wee re
corded Prcsidt n' \\ i«on his R
publtcnn opj>onent in *he election
Charles Evan* Hugh* s. and form :
I President Th- odor- R>* -• w-er<
lauionc th* distinguished visitors rev I
! lietroit
The campaign of the flev M :l!iani
\ Sunday In the hugv tabernacle
on Gnndley d* Id v.»- far th«
greatest wang* Uau. triumph in 'he
j Uf>‘ Os re-*: -it
When three -andit*
Hurrjmghs Add ue Machine Cos ->»-
!< ar i>Y 131. 'b0 th• v •r{ - wa'
was> undoubted!' tt • mo-; sen-ation
al robbers comm ’ ed ir. the er.ttr*
tountry dunni: tb- >; *r *
GOVERNOR
SLEEPER TO
TAKE OFFICE
(OwtliarH tr«» I*a«r Omi
pate tn thf ceren.inie* because
arullerymen who 'have flred tfc'-
salute at previous in<uigura’« are -n
the Mexican border
The inauguration of cieeper
mark* the return *0 pe»er of -he
Republican party, who?-- record of
22 years in the saddle in Michigan
wa* brought to a close fcr *he efec
tion of Governor Ferris four year*
ago
O? the other officers inaugurated.
Lieutenant Governor L. D. IHcktn- '
»on wa.* elected two year* ago. S*-«
retary of State Cok-mm C. Vaughan
is beginning 4 his second, terr- j
Auditor General Fuller t* serving ht» '
fifth consecutive term, Justice of the I
Supreme Court Grant * Fellow*
choeen for hia firs* tertu, has *erv*-d
two terms aa Attorney General and
Alex J. Groeabeck is chdsen for th*
first time a* attorney general, a*
is Samuel Odell for eta»e treasurer
Governor Sleeper’s Inaug’iral me*
sage will be r*-auJ to the legislature
Thursday afternoon, as wU| the ex
augural of the retiring governor
Woodbrldge N F»*rrls
PEACE NOW
CONDEMNED
BY C LERGY
f mm P«r* Owl
Episcopal bishop of Philadelphia
Rev. Philip M Rhinelander, Episco
pal bishop of Pennsylvania Rev
William Lawrence, Episcopal bishop
of Massachusetts Rev Harry E.
Fnsdick. of Union Theological semi
nary. Rev. Charles H Anderson,
Episcopal bishop of Chicago, and
Rev. Wdliam T. Manning, rector of ;
Trinity church, New Yo r k
The address declare* the < hr;s- ;
Maas of American sbou : d onsid* *
thb right or wrong of the *k r up*
tion of Belgium, Poland and Serbia,
the Armenian ir.a*sa< re», the 6*
struction of roerchcn* -hip* the
hardships-of Jews and Syrian-. th<*
Attempt to array Moslem again*'
Christian in holy war.” and ahoulu
**• in. nd< and 1 p'a • t ■
umph of righteous ne*» and not >fci
mere *b*atljing of the -word”
i* further de* .’ar*"- that the sign
er# “view with some concern tn*
organized and a- lib* raff offer’-
now..being made *w to ptampeq.
Chrlstlgn sentiment as to create r
public opinion blindly favorable •«-, i
htoprlng hostilities without adequate
consideration of the i-*j» »h:ib
the war involves ”
e
U. S. REPORTS
SHOW PROSPERITY
Prosperity in i>etrott.*»d H•«-nr»
during ISl*. Is shown report? of
federal riffle*** In the rpy I/t.rtnf
the year the number of persor* who
pay Income *a.\e* tn the *a*tem dis
trice- of M 1 hiaan j .yiped from
5,k07 to **,3Ris The number of per
j -on* paying taxes on itorom*-* *>ver
lC*o,otii* intre N *rd flu'll U»< to 2M
This year’s corporation return
atnotint'd to 11.A7«,b00 c* : mpsred t<
f1.0f1.b09 Ifst year. j;iujer V'oor
hies. United fftatr-s district c«,urt |
•’Vrk, report* that bankruptcy car.ea j
did not increase during mu There
I were 326 R 1016. the rarue number j
las th* year before
' Four and a quarter million person**
I entered Itetroit from Canada as pas- ,
ssngers during *he >esk according j
jto ihe r« {m»ti of the immigration of j
I lice. . There was % ,*.o per c* nt In
crcose In for* ign b**cn {>er-on- d**
|*lanug th* ir in*er.*:*>n t*» »«■
Jclliieti* of ihe I r>i*• t *
Today •« tbfS* date flxe, for Uv
\dam«<Ht aci i * < pi r nto of < ration <
h ' '■ I* i»n«l* r*' .1 ■' 1,0 .(•■,-
will be tak»n sos tij* enOw*ement i
itftst the supreme court ren
I ders a decision on its Conr’itution.
[ Hlity
THEATERS
DETROIT OPERA WOLSE
John .Mason, hailed by many cru
| ics a* "America * freon-*! actor.
'rie*J hi- be-' tn th** IVtfOlt opera
house Sunda* *-ven:ng to prov* hi*
‘ right to rte’d.siin lion and in the
Mason appeared in he j larva r-J
nvui Cl.* > " It w-h« th- j i.%> * firs;
presentation in Detroit It ha* been
wid*’> discussed, however, gnd
*boan toi* A v»-a: tn - New York
and about four non:?: n Chicago,
a here it taet with* th-' general «p
if ' • ■
T;~. „uth«r ht* taken 'he some
wh.*t w U worn «üb.'» .» of the Tenth
commandment a* h:s ’• vt snd while
hi* ronduifi m* / ar.-i e\po*'ures #
breathe *he very spirit ’{ frankness,
the adroitness of the handling and
tn» artistry of the jjltyvr# turtush
a sugar coating for the ptil that
makes St. quit- acce \n ? t •
•be audicr.ee w.v- up isuh. ' ervh'tsi
astic. making up in p’cn*e * arr.
for w ha» it 1 1 *• .1 n slit
In ’he work of Mr V.tsnn ihert
wa* nothin* left to h*. and tired and
m she nund* of hi* Detroit ad
mirer* h* improves .w • ■ *g*» t
ludge KUson *..e ».v**t *.?
part *hA’ fit- Aitr. esc-ec.-pglv a.
nd he lend" a dignity ar.d positive
ne-* to the character that mag*'>
rtrayal adraira lc He bring*
to the part a characferiv,H that ha
n:.*de him .linos’ t:. , p oved v
it ha* famous—hi* a.r o' q net dir
r.ity and gentlen*-*-* a* well a* hi*
perfect naturivln- ** He make* the !
character ar. idealized ■•,. pair, ilig
:n*te'bd of a cari> a'ure
H Wood? under w rca.c
agement the tour ha* been. ’;nder
Taker h.»> * ; ':ed Mr \ *.- *
an en’irely ad- supper:
Worth) ot except iona - mm-r.da
tion is Mis* Clara Joel, who as
E.‘- Na: ’h* g * r---" - -
th* whole story, won the audience
from, the ver> star* and commands
a synopafh' that- :« larg- l> -lu* to .
her ’nterpr? ‘atioo art! e*T -u r itu*r ’
than toh the author’s lines -■■•f*-!> ,
r>' w e has .t fine spesk- e •• r». . her
enunciation •« aim os’ perfo-'t and
she looks th« part and ac*« it at )
ail times
Mr Ruas WhytaV as Richard Fu!
lerton. an eccentric aristocrat, again ,
prove* that he j« an actor of inert
and again merits th* approval of
pe’rotr friend*, so wh.>m h* i* x it .
mliiar figure.
M -s Mabel t'olcord. as the fos’er
mother of Ellen Neal, render ;i
highly satisfac’or) portrayal of th*
part and by her work, which at ;
4
much to the eonvinclrignea* of the
plot. Her role ts on* calling for
much dramatic strength, but *h- j
i« equal »o the task
Mr. Dudley Hawley supp’ie* con ]
sid- rab’.e hutror from th*k antics of ;
an Intoxicated young man at a sash- ;
lonailc party it is th. human
’ouch necessary to relieve the gen
eral seriousness of the fieffortnance
Jarpes Cassidy, Alexander Lof’.us, j
John Ravold Atid fuidi*' \yers ar* -
all very sat!«fyjng in the part" --n
trusted to their c^re
GARRICK.
r>OVe O Mike which is being
shown in the Garrick thea’er... i« a
delightful departure from the type
of theatrical offering 'ha? is car
riesi along on the shoulders of i
tdng'e individual, a s»ar w-bo«*
name, tung-'ened 'h* Iron’
o? a play house .»rTfs th* cn>-
b»d for r afrtinae*' and i- the main
reason for *he existence of fc* pro
durtion
There are so many import,irr roti
trlbutor* to the f'.n making in th*
cast jlhat ’he -ar if there s on*
l>«conie« an ordinary cr>t in *h-’ ma
chine, not much more conspicuous
*hk' ur. • f • ■ .f- o*h**r
players
The story of 'his mosica! comedy
may h* t• w r- »’ • • • ; r -*r.
tiofi, tho It.s them* h*-* be*n found
la le<*M exaggerated form among at'
clause- sine#, th* day bnmxhs
V'gan to ..reckon time It I? me*e|y
a c ?.*e r.* on*- rr m e*" rr ,a mm-r
on the afferfton* of a eolD-ctJon of
women at a sewlai gathering much,
♦o The discomfiture of lest fortunate
males
The magnet to femininity in th ; -*
e*-»e j* f/>rd Michael Kildare and
the role K enai-*e«J fcjr Livon* 1 .
Gr'rS-'nlth. if- give. , t ,; - l,[»
portrayal of the stage Englishman
alt ho it is unn*-c*'e , '*fT ’o say fha*
an Englishman would hard.y admit
• hat anyone like Mlk* Kildar* co»t!d
be found on *hr Isle**. Gr»>*«rntth
does no» over!*/*.'- an oppor* ,n*ty to
equip hia Vbarv-vr wi»h the stag"-
Englishman’* tra*ii’ioiial inability t*,
Georg*- 11.. - 'll share honor # >> r
mirth provoking with , Grommltlt,
tlvo he Is a comedian of an entirely
• v - : - ’ ’• -
< . • ■ v • ■ f '•JT
-on who * a th*' bti’Jer in »h** ho»ts*-.
an ex ; ri«e flght»*r and a confirmed
rlctlm of the motion picture era is
Hassel- portray? a ra’her ro igh
character without uttering an off* n
Hive word. Biff doe* not pars a
waking moment wh*n h*- n not
itweking f**r an opportunity u> r*-g,
ter -. Tn** emotiop f*»r th*’ screen
A phasing and s’ i» array of
voting w«.fiiefi ar»- fp th** * aet and
th*v intrtxlu' e nvsi W tbe
s’l «f Wihicb ark n* w V’ivian We
-ell f’. ggv Woi.d l,e. n e Morgan
Molly Me Intyre and a hi*! of other
.-hare in the honor- for delivering
nnnk*l entertainment Miss \v<
sell a * Babr Vampire' was one of
the beet received m«-l**di* <»f 'h
ahow. 'Moo Cow,” "Who Cw*s?
I
I Am Human After All.” and “Drift
With Mi* ' ere .« ft w oiher* thai
;>!.-ii*.*i th-- NT w Year's c>e and:
• Mi- t*r- >ented v y
Mi** Khzab* th Mar bury ,md l.e .
! Sh f'ert Th*' b»* k is by
. sydnet 'h* lyric* are by Harry D
Sini’h vnd the music b> j«»rotne D
| Korn. *
Th* r-* •' be special N*-w Year s
- ;«r oriuancr* in tb*‘
, la-’rott ..'i»cra house Garrick ami
I .>c«Him Holidav matineea- will b*
! the rule also In the Tempi*. Or
I pbeun: am! Miles 'audertlle theater*
„nd the burlesque house*, the Gay
vadiilac and A'eaue. In the
I iVash ngten there will be a show
rig wiih special holiday features.
;of the Vnnetta Kollermann film spec
: 'acl*. A EMught* r of the Gods.”
' LYCELM.
h. v-f i'- **r iv.\man s another of
4'm Marker's compelling domestic
!:a:ii'i- • daying with ♦xmsiderablc
- in the Lyceum this week
• - w >ien about a man
w ! ' r • - *hc head of th« iron
■'drstri in' Xmericu. Swayed by
k - m•’■'.* id affluence he seek*
• ■ • -vc- tn he social world
... .* -V i'v becomes enmeshrtd In
-« * v . r Ukiman.' whose beauty
'■ *> e« «:; t B;v ■ •
hi**i desj-eii elevat,,,n n <ocie*'
‘ - v : ‘•• i woman of humbl*
birth and a toiler, he believes run
t v,- h
’ w •. r>- h*' -wsicht in
'. - g to xr-x-p ta- opportunity, of
ad vac dng herself in society circles”
• o I .’-', h* ff -cts a separation
' 2 . ” - ’.heading- FTP tn
•!: i• '.!*■■ *r..s fortune dwindles An J
allowance left his wife is judicious
!> inv < *’*d Latter he l* proees-uted
ar.d convicted on criminal charge* j
growing out of unlawful business I
me’hods. - !
Th k* oth,* s woman' d*-«erts him
a* 'he time h® needs her huv
his for rr. e 1 * wife come* *o the reacue
w
v 'th money md moril support and
be is soon woe hack
Th® role* are ;r capable hands for
*h most part
GAY ETY.
The audience in the Gayery the j
ate* was kep* war -c almost an |
hour for the performan' C tjv start
Sunday afternoon, but ;hc big crowd
expr* -'*d itcelf a- ha ing x-en 'wetl!
repaid for th* vexatious delay wh--n,
th* -how t;rally did get tinder wa>
Th® f*;n hearing the troupe wa.-j
late m arriving
The burlesque off-red patron* of I
p*’- - • - * - ]*al Tb c " pfht
Seers,” and tht grand ensem ic pre
-epts a “igh' of unusual beau*y for
the admiration of the patron- The
company ir larg>r'tiian tbo**» drfh 1
ordinarily offer this t>r>e of perform
ance, permitting -onse dance- and
marches and other as
novel as they Are extensive Th* I
girl*, many of wfcom are built along!
somewhat h»rolc lines, are for th
moat part pretty vr.d th**y w*a
some very elaborate cos'urue*. alfho
of course * onsid* rably abbrevla'*d.
Will J K'-ntied> and Jack MHller
furnish most of the fun supplied
by the m-ile member* of the c**:
and they succeed in arousing tji*
riSahlt-s of th* audience w:*bout Os
fending the most ptntamcalr a p«*
e;iiarl'y that did not in any way
detract from the enjoyaoiene*- 1 of
th*- occasion A- for th** hodg*
r*odge of specialties th* sponsor to-. -
th* -how him-eif, Janies, Cooper.
>call* it under * s-.'>*;t]e Wha’ U .'
all about'’” If Cooper nn to ask ’h*-
queation f h* patron- should not \r*
expected to know, bur »he gorgeous
h bedecked chorus ,?nd *he m,in:
!« iever mu*ica! n»m **rs fum.Kh -of
Icif-nt amusement -o that t» j. no*’
I necessary for ’J;*> public to kno»
Anu r g ’he g.rfc* KrtJar -n r*:*-k
1 w !o r T'or-' h*- ar i !/■)'
! ’l c Blackford hnvr th* chief role*
and they lead the chorus thru many
entertaining -or*, and dance 1 in a
! manner that won many encores for
; thefr. Tnre* .tv ;uidi<r r e?
-aw th*’ show on -Mindsv, ?» v*-*
j Y**ar - r r rfortnnnc•• having bei-n
*-• ven at rntdnlg)i»
- ♦
CADILLAC
“The Girl* 'roru ’.loyland par
'asc* of th# hrii:day otr t of g*r.
er*-i*jr. It is an unusually liberal
! serving of bifrU-sque. wfh Billy
Gilbert in *he headline pn.M q h
piece, which mak**s be-avy d*-tnand‘
• *c, trim for its corned" seem-d to
•get over x?l| a* opening perform
an*e« Sunday Ther«* is h large, and
willing choru.% not had J*ic»kinv
I f'oetume r hanges t om* with tho
frequency that please* the burie*i ; u--
patron, who** *ritl*.al *en«e !«■
•pleased if there is "something doing
ail th*- Hme ”
The pf.-er- cr/mc-q in four nart*-«.
The S’agg*r Inn.” "The hN»]| r,f
f- ■ n BAri*h ant', • \ Stir
levque of the usual sort., e*oej>t
"B!at, han unusual offering out of
’he travesty cla.-? and pleasing This
i- a story *sf a man about ’own and
'the other woman. ’ done by three
♦he piat,-
B'lly fjilb*'rt has for supr*ort fo*
Lyon*, lev William*. Eugene W- «t,
7i* dah K**nn*'dv -«nd Ann Moflignm
f*r>.\ I,von- ha- t'ltarlle f'ha:dln im
if at ions tha* maoe him a no'abi*
part- of the show . Mi**< Kennedy i <
a e*v»d singer
I chort* girls’ r<,riie*f j?
Oety Dee RROMO QlflNlNC”
ITo get the nulne. r .11 for full name
LAX ATIVE ifROMO QI'ININE
fr-r figtiatur*- «*f E ’,V t;RnVE 1 ui*'*
a Cold .n Jo*; I)a> 2%»c. - Adv.
DETROIT TIMES
RELEASE OF
MRS. POPE
IS DELAYED
ir*ntUa*4 from I'tir 0»«!
”je houie she will he met in ’he
■urge reception hail by a half doxer.
I’tJe waifs. «hn will *ing Welcome
Homi For Grandma The-** little
drls ha'c been rehears-d by Staff
Vaptain thiffv fur several days so
’h.e\ have b*HV*n:e peofleent in th - *
-ong Even ’he mothers of mo.-t
of these tiny tow were not horn
rhen Mrs Pop. vis led into the
risnp more »nan 20 years ago and
'he r pr&Uine -ong will he the flr*t
loving ’«ord« addressed to her in al
rao-t i quarter of a century
The , hildren arc not to know who
the r*>w inm.it*' of the house i*
Sh>- t* never to h* known as’"Mr*
Pop* but always will be addressed
b) e\ r'h >dv iiniplv aa "Grandma '
Staff Captain fwiff\ says Mrs
Pope will nob have a prl.afe room
h.t.- been reported, but will oe
upy a b*-d in a ward with ftve or
six -then?, and tha’ she will be
L-iveu tv> exceptional privilege* Sh-
Is to b* treated with rverv kind
r.e-- and consideration. i*ut *he ii
not robe I »n zed or treated as i
martyr.
Kindness is expected ’n hnmc
ibout the rejuvenation of Mrs Pope
where more than 2't years of the
nos t -Tic* pr=on rou’ine ha
r.g 'o f*art--in Pt ff
Sh** rtaJlx*« that th* Job-ahead of
h*-r is a hard one. hut in her year-t
of rescue work «h* -ays «he has
enine n c.c*n*act with more hard
ened ca-*-s which yleld*-d ’to kind
ne-*, and «he :s cfmvin'ed ’hat aj»
-non a- her new charge ran b*-
brough’ to know an'd appreciate
.ha’ others have faith in h*£ and
are eager to help her bect>m» a us* -
f:i member o? b* will r»-
«pt>nd.
Spirit Still Untan-gd.’
Twenty of pri*on life ha
harrlenr-d Mrs Pope and ina’ead of
subduing her r»>beliious spin’ ap
pears to have made if even more un
'arr,*d than ever, bur Captain Teiff
think* her methods of touching tha’
wd'd soul have never been fried
Hhe is 'onfldeni »ha’ her method*
w |1 nit he lost, and ■h* look' for
ward when Nellie Pope will berwne
a woman who wMii be a help tr>
other*
F ~«t of all sh* propc>«e« to let
rte woman „res» for a few days tin
G| -he can become accustomed to.
her freedom and then will md her
to * ork at wich ta.-k* as Mr* Pojn
i* capable of Gradually she hope*
To teivb h*-r new things to do and
eevntually to mak *a normal moral
woman of th* creature who la now
with the idea that every
hand ia rals«**l against her
M s. Rot/ort. Y. Ogg and Miss
Hara Dyar, who have been aes<*-
ciat*-d with faptain Ihiffy In the
tire!*-* rfforis to rdifain Mra Pope’s
r»-ela*e are r.onvtrccd that Captain
Duffy’; idea for the decdamati*»n of
the notorio*is woman is the righ*
one ,
Many *tuden*s of criminology will
war- h the experiment w|’h much
interest. Thoe« who have been her
■id. o— (t.r «*»uny y« ar • frankly ad
mit they nr* -kepticai, and do not
hope for go«>d result" that will last
The prison authorities doubt the
wisdom of rranrtng liberty to Mr?
Pope, and some of her nearest rela
tives question it, even oppose It.
They have said th*-v will have
nothing to do with *he attempt to
make a »»-w woman of Mrs Pope
Society for Aavinga Progresses
The Roclety for Savtnea, Detroit’*-
profitless building nn*l lean a-sfe-l*
*ioh. will hold its annual meeting
lan lb, wh*ni|t will etMff new «]4-
r« ct*irs The 'irg*nf/.atK»n has been
to exisi.enee ie**» then a mon’h, '*l
It. ha* a membership *-xce*-dln|t ■!!
til f" 1 ( > leading uulidirtg and loi.n
as-ocisfions in th" state, anu i a f*
'*l* lead 1 1
I'rlHlls*—Or |*lmn nrsl kln.| (Sat
| Is ri» hi—f tin** ink Itr ptW nt n I'ljn
The Second Week of B, SIEGEL CO.'S
Greatest January Sale
Begins Tuesday ( Tomorrow > Morning
For yours passed our January sales have been the most widely known of any disposal salt's
held in thi> country, but this sale, judging from the first week. will be so far ahead of any
thing wo have before attempted that there will be no comjtarison—A SALE t NEQLALL.D.
Our Entire Stock of
Women’s and Misses Tailored and Trimmed Suits
Street and Motor Coats —Evening Wraps
Day and Evening Gowns and Dresses
Fur Coats and Sets—Childrens Apparel
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Detroit has never known such values in stylish, desirable garments as will be
>lTered in this sale. Every garment tint is not anew spring style is priced for
3UIOK DISPOSAL. There is an enorm ms quantity of goods, such as broken
lines, small lots and recently-arrived purchases bought for.our regular lines.
New 1917 Suits New 1917 Gowns
and Wraps for JSk ICk I fO and Skirts for
Southern Tourists \JX9 Ij Southern Tourists
—WU »wn U -
NOTE TO
AMERICA
WILL EXPLAIN
((•ailantd frum fair Oar)
apm. Mor.t«nr|rc, P.itusal Ruma
nia, Ru»#i» an*l S«rbiai iinMni n th*
•I#f<etim of the l|l>rUy f t #lr p# v
pIM in tru# rng»|"mrni rot ««*• g- *-
r*tei> t •-»; 'i.tun the': om* 1
littklrd •*i>li —• tivr'.v Ui an«*tr th>- •• -
called p. i:* prop* ■»;
f*t#at <i| ill, ttv- Al'Ht# prol#-t
th* '-ii.-rn)’# S'«erMon it-
T ■ • t> * t»« t > •■' riw p fnr A tr* - *
.'p nubility for th*- war. and also t**
prot**.it #ga.tn«t in* pro tarnation of
vi.:torj b> th# r'*nTra! p«*w-*rit Doth
of tn-ar a#.#*r!l,->n« arr untrue.
For iO month# th# \llt#« hav* ana.
trey ‘ l »’>* <■ wh -c ni. y u<*i r- *- ■*■
TJtro-st t*> pT#y*Ti Th#>"hav* shown
hy th*ir acts th»tr marhmrnt f t
pMrr. TM# atta**hrn-nt i# Jnj<t a*
str- ng ' day a* in 111*
After th# violation# <hy t # <>n- !
trai p>w»r«i and 'h*tr n<r&ger ,* nt
in t * war' (hr> > th* AlSi*--*> nuinrl
-..-n't I h»* #rr a' (}#rr. mu t> *".**■ .ft ’
•» ti mi ..n> * n*t;F<-n.-* a th »h ti
t open n*>**»tla’ion*.
\ rarrr .n#a #«f i«n. nlikoin a «.» tr.
ntrni of lrn«i«. that nranllallun*
should Kr afwnnl, I# not an iiltrr of
prafr 1 hr- putting fnrwar.t I* » |br
Imprrlal (•irr'imml of a •hau> an*.
I«» - I»lr»a all >uii«lanrr anil prf
rlalmn, wiml4 apprar «a Hr Iraa an
oflrr of p*arr ib|n a nar manfuirr.
It ta foundril on <a Ir il las *<) mUIn
Irrprrlallaa of llir i-bararirr of ihr
•iru ia !*■ In the paal. (hr prrarnl anti
ihr futar*
v< for i r r ,i#» 'h* D*rman nn
l|m>rn facta, jat*» an*l «« ur#* mhriw
lng thaf (i<-rm.»ny »l*-air#o. pr<’vukad
ar. I declared war.
At Ti.' Hirur. it wa,. a liinrin
i delegation t 1 at r*fu#»*l a dl'.vrma
ment proposal
Tr>ial«>na H'gan Mar ■,
fn .July I'D I. it waa Amin* that
declared war on S*ri*.a
Th* I’antrai powers r'fu*fl all at
t'lurts to atop tsr *.* n*tct: th*y rr
fu#*d Sing'and- off* r for a *<nf*r
't, '* md I ran » a fT« r !*r *r. t. < *
national comm «#lon
llrlKlam nai latadrd hy Ihr rnaplrr
«bli k pror-laimrrt thaf (rrailra wrrr
wrap* of paprr and that ••prrraalli
kaawa no ta v».”
A* *>;r pi' *'M moon an t th#**» Pham
lift* a <*n ih** j art >f il«rmany rr#t
or. a.. nitp < f f.ur* : • •»!• nr,
vh i fi r** ;■ r < ar-n t-n 'if- na ni*>rn Inn
a »upr>rfli i#i and ptin#* » f thr>
•Ituation and n«>t th# r»al #tr<»nnth
o/ in# ho|! #Kr-ni«
A prn-r * inoiud*'*) upon thr »>' Torrr.a
w<>-iid ?• only tu th** advantaif* of
thr nKKre-n-ira
. »inv» 1 md. aftfr t*v v. rt ra,
that th»> n* vrr will a*tatn th'ir mn.
P< r 'th* fii'virr, <Jarm*nv not
‘•fTar tti a n»' "»»ry guarani**** Th'
ruin# t rovoh«'d hy »h* w«r and all
•h ait* •of th- ''“ntml puP'rai
igainat t)i* r aht# of m#n In th
a •in *• a i •*'*,(«■.* -j natural*, d* -
mand p*haltl<*». f'-paration and auar
»nt»«’«. an<l i>»rmapy av«;t<J* tnrntlan
< f
T •• proposal of th* Central poa*r.«
i* i-vita *al ulat*d att'rnpt f ■< »*ari
in * v*i ill n whfoh w*.uM On,ill*, 'n.l
in % Oorman-made p#a<*
t*r»po«al ln«l»rrrr
It hu* h-'n mad* in ord-r >•» d'*-.
• ii. i'.'il n
- ‘ r*afflrm ti-rman publi* - '>pin
I'.n. <*n <r#v*-ly hurt- i>r and
r'onomi »l #horrag*■ and iru-hod hy
th* ~ •m* *ff -it d*man'l**l fr**rt»
ny^ryn*
Ti,, p»»al wa* In r<)< r t,>
•* « W to inll in i O'-utral*, t*h<*
ttonw, »amt fha r*• p< n»l hi 1111* l-tir,
und »h*i. f*.r* **< n* Dorman) # aini.
will rot abandon th* d»f*n#* of hu
man 1 U»'*f t !*•'
Th* ‘ 'Orrmanl no** att' , mi ir to
r <• .* g .ni at- in t k * • v*# >f I *
w-ir t m th* fuf'ir* tit* << r*
utin,arm* w*rfir«, d#p f 'nation# and
sirgatory #»tvl'*, Mgain#t* <>uT nwn
mint rs rn*n. and •<*• vl'-lalton.i of
n* Jtraliti*#.
| It i* in th* full Von*riou«n*** »f
, *h» gravi'y and al*o of th* n**rf*'*Tty
'of th# hour.. that »•,*■ Allied govam-
K,* nf# * lo#*ly unit#d m o*rf*ct -i :•
«■*.rd, and'th*ir p*op|pg r* f<i«« lo fit#
i * ihafiro po *a 1 v * i ■ n, t # n
#*r# and la uninii*r*rtant,
TI. At; « ,i,o -.nr* affirm Cut
p*a#» la impf*##ihl* until th*r* t#
a-attn for th* vlola»#d I hartl*# ami
right* and r**ognltlon <»f tho prtn*
ipi* of na* "nallty and fr#- #Pl*t
«D(' for #mall rfruntrl*a
I'rgrr ImpoMlklr
I'rtrr la ImpnMlhl* nnftl a ntlr la
mad* that drffnlfrlr will *ap#rr*a
fh* ranara of war nn«* rnmartng Ihr
naflona and until rf(lr»fl«*a« guaran
ty** ar# al»*n for rh# «rrarli| of fh#
world.
Ir f "prltjAi* n. I h*> All*' and p*.w*r#
think If n<" *»«»r y to put for ward *hn
foil »ing rontodaratlon* which #h**v
Ih*. ■[•** lal allmiti'in of Ualglum afl*r
two i.nd onlf y**ar# of war
In virtu* of th» intarnational
fr«atl#a ( alan*d hy flv* gr*A* Kur*>-
r>*ati p* w*r* of wh< m 'l«tmßnr wa#
on* M*!k «r»• i nj* . *fl ),< Tura fh* »»ir
a #p** lal ■''atu#'. r*nd*rlng h*r t#rrl*
t*>r\ InvV.Jabi# and placing h#f. un
d*r Ih* guaranfar- of th# pow*fi, out
• <i* all 1 ■ >n#an . onfllota
ll'lglan lr#aff Hrnkra
Sh* waa. hnw'V'r, in ar*lt* of th###
tr-at ll* hr** i«. •off*r th* ag
*r#*#ion of (T*rm«ny For fhi* r*a
...n th* H* lk' #n Kov*rnrr.*nt think# It
r*r*-r»nrv to <l*flna'th# al#n* which
M"l») im h«# n*v*r * *Aa*d f«» t*ur#t»«‘
whit/ fighting #id< hy aid# wltn th*
I **/>*• | >-/ , f, r r ir h i tp*l Ju «t **•
ft* tg I urn hr* alwijy* *c riiptltoffgly
fotfll'*d fh# dull*# wht* h h*r n#u
trat't. ifi*p*i** and upon h*r Sh* ha*
»a k* t ip ir„, fr ■< f • *,<) ~*•■
'■ fin*) he* n*'Ut ra I : t f Vtr»t«*»'»l
i*pi i ; ». 1 f i 1 1 fill t/i ti* t mi* rtiMi ,<n:«t
<>n th* t.oirth of kuguat, >'•l ♦. *n
oh' r#> ging t *i# fjrrnion rhan*#tl'*r
ad' i(ir< ..*
• ll'*d »■ r-'riatlrr oiiilrkM f, 11.
• • *1 * r •
n ’* I*o of D*i n i • • < i»,». r it.
MONDAY. JANUARY 1 . 1917.
• Dvfit| tUMJ *o<l * >*ar#. thi*
I lnju#ttc»' h*» peer i rurlly agg’-avat#*!
by Ih# pro. . <i:n*. * • tha jum ng
| lore#a. win, h j*a v ‘* *•'\h*u#t#d fh* r*-
*■ .j• ,-#•» . * i 1 it,', ' ru.»■•••’l t# -n
I du#tr**a d*\v#tat#d it# town# and
[vUlt»g*a arl i»#v' h#*n r#apon»lb
for lnnum#ratit* m »>m> r#a ‘ 1
i'lon# and mn'rt»"nniriiu
It fbl< trn minnrnl. wHtl* **rr
m«n> la pnirlglralgg P'*r# and ku
io«alft •«» Ihr world. »kr l« *l»»pirrt-
Ing llrlgl.tn rl»l#*n« H. tkouaand*
and rr<lu*'lng Ihrm lo »l#'rrf.
Mu*f llair 11. |i#rall»n
Brlgiuii' h*f.*t«‘ I nar, a#h* and f r
.nothing r'ut t Ti'* o harn.ofy w:t’i
■ -r»»*r» a*i' ir« M* r k ng **r\'t i
g*,vrrn? i«nt h#'' l it •'n# aim- t *
-<*-tahMahmant of p'*- » and ’u#-
t'*# .
i th* • • 1 r ; » • w , r*
would a• - it* t * fS*ir count r' IfK'lt
•r.at* r«(-*r»i" , h, guaran*#*# an!
afckiuard# for 1 .* fut r*."
RI'MPACKROO AND
SPY SWEEP CLEAN
Rumpuckroo and Spy ran away
with th# honor* Sunday in 'h* ftr«»
hie »lay of 1* »> rarinn thit# ***ii#**n
Pi** racing »»* ind#r th# Aii#plc#«
of ’h# QrrwM* Point# Yacht club
The fummaric#
too- Foofyra
KIKST HAC K
Hutupuckruo u’ortn Irinfl. .., it j:
K#d VV Inn f** Long* . ...*••• ■’
FI rat* if». H«ndri.>» >T t ]
d*-out I Auklan-f; -• l*
I>#tro’.t#r (1 W. |f*vk) t .id
if iamhlyrT < 1 ll#k'ir«n • ...... Tint
\f'T#urv t B Larn*'t* ... 14 i*i
SKODSf* rtai-f:
»Rumpuckroo *•' m I/u * . J* 11
f’lrai* ii*. flrndrirl 11
; l:#<1 Wing i<" l/*ng, II M
■i * i ’ \u *■ » r * ‘
; t>*tr -,lt*r 11 ■ W M..« k Ill*
jpamhl»r H B#k*n#n> . ... 41 •n5
g«o* 4 ootrra
EITtST RAf’-:
B C y <T M <k i 31
i What'#-11 T y*> t Vann «h i- IT t#
Fr 1»# i ft* tj* *r* I 41 1b
t.* k it u-i- :*.. .. 4 *
iI. W*#t i 44 01
SFV 'ONI * P. A ’E
ei’T-v fFf I *HO . . 14 do
What’#-ft-To*You la, * >ut. W*t**un#
and hhroUc dlatancrd
DETROIT DISTRICT
BUILDS 22 SHIPS
Twr-ntvono v#.#ji#l* with n tntkl of
1 !>r, :r,O *rrv*» ton< w#r»' i.iunchdd In
fh# D#*troll diatrlct, which ,tnclu<l‘ , B
shipyard# in I#r*troit. Kcor#* Wy;»n
dolt# and Toledo, during 191 U. ;*
cordjng to IJovd’H r#i;i#t»'r Mn*-
tcf-n w*-rc con-*iruct*d for o*»-at.
•'>mr*> IJoyd’ repott.a 2.1 ahlph im
df>r construct>on for If> 17. alao, th**ir
'combined gror* lonndg* being TV
-.no Eight* n ir*' t»> bi* con.-tru't
*d fur oc#an servir#.
Dr Irvin* P Johnson of the Scn
bury Wvlnity echoed at Faribault.
M'nn ih to h* ciiri*»»*cra»***l coad]»i
tor hlahop of 'the EH#<'opal dloc##*
of Colorado In lh*nv*r today.
AMI ir.Mf.M'
r.&RRITK *•« ' M«h»«
UMnniun .v>* r _ u , (l M- , j* r «,
\ I of l.lnrlnm Aonth wllk I
•nllln* «f I (Iffifirnl Umlr
LOVE 0’ MIKE
Kirifi|nn«l mil Ini'lnifrai I .inrinn
I rawmltk. ••m. Ilm<r||, I>k i AViaoil.
Molls Al< Inf/rr, \ Ilian UrUfll, I Ilf.
fnn Wfhk, Hiimlln T«44, l linn k,4-
"■fl*, I *»»* Morgan, Itrien I lurk*,
Alllann llrßnln, filorta fionilarln, l.v>
rlla f.rnr. »il—f.ny Itatea I’nal In
"Ulr M rrnlf r. n
DETROIT I • - I*. Mat. T*»-
Wbinwn ilar.Wrif A «ai , Sitn
.*«< * t r Alan DaJ*
JOHN MASON
In A. H A\ «v«1 • \‘i w irk Pmiltietlon
COMMON CLAY
y-Mt Wrrk—THl.K. In “llrnrr VHP
tin mi i \ A li*<
aiJW to 4iMl, 7 1 .T0 anil Silft
CLOAKS & SUITS .
T—nik»r firral A«*fn— -T
rnr.r. I'lf'iTn rf.Ak*. iai»n in a.so.
Mala., IHr-Mr. Mikla, Idf-lV H
n 2A<-—l> \ll > mar i > r,K—AO**
H ALAN BROOKS & CO.
*l»irr*i Ifngan A R»f-
I »J mini.1 : Afirano flri*a.| linn !'■*«
■Hfinr A II llaa»| fill! llmr l*nrk
v3irai I'ltr |'larlm*n<li| Alllinfl
ta7*lilrrii »l im> rrnaroyr.
A WCIIIIC lUTUMiIIi:
A ¥ tnu L I nr. Wr. liar. fHH
HONEY GIRLS
A / Al.l A "I I II M. flir Aaln’lrnt yrlma
flonnn of Hurlr«i|iir, ami all-nfnr r#al,
Imalrnr >l«kl IrMui
ADVERTISE IN tmk
TIMES-IT PAYS
PROPOSED DRY
LAW STRINGENT
First Draft i»f New IVohih
lion Hill U ( am- *
pleted •
LANSING. Vi h. Jan l.- TJ-*
first draft of th# prohibition Mi’,
which >*• prc##nt#d to th*-
lafur# bv th# Mo hican Aiiti Saloon
I**a*u#. *a# coroplctod h#rc today.
Th# bill provide# for 1 an.-nnur# »eb
pl#n r y of*' t#* tb -iTid if it la ci.ti i
cd and #nforfp«i. Mlchicnn drinkna
will b# put to gome Iltllo iroubie
t<i obtain th#!r farorlt# b#'#r»c#a
TD-ld# the imp«*r’»tlon
of lnjuor for pcraonal u*c. which un
d*-r fh# act will be confln#d to small
qu*ntltl#». the till rcqulr#-* druAki.*'*
who to m»rr) a drug s’uClc
vior'h at lc«.*t 11,000, riolualv# of
pat#nt m#dlrinc«. eictpt in Town#
of I##* than 1,500. wh*»n the wtocn
carn.'il may h# #« low a# SSOO.
It r#qiir*'# from physician.# •'*
pMcji information a# 'o th# reasons
for which ho llnda it n#c##-arv to
prc*crlb# liquor tn anv given caao.
Not rnor# than #n oun*## r *p
prescribed at one tlm*-
j It prohibit# banks and Individual#
from handling orderi 1 for C D l>
j liquor shipm* n*.#. and forbid? drink
in* In any *ir»-.-t, all#> or p iblb
plar# as w#ll a? In Intcrurban car';
or train#
DETROIT
„ SOLDIERS ON
WAY HOME
|C«nilnn#4 fr«.ni l’«*' Oa#l
* #hort tlm# the trim littlo ramp wat
just a stretch of T#*aa desert.
Hundred# of frt#nd# from F.l Pn##
gathered lo hid the #oldlera fat •.
w. ;i. wjnj* many »*f th»- men whk ,
hav# found ihrir romance# t»n the
border mid gi#>d by» - to T##*i#
. x#.-h* r*-
TV.« n ■ •• *:»nd- play' and ”M ch'g-n\
My Michigan.” and the men fll'-ft on
bruird th# train# which at otic#
pull'd out on their lon*r trip north.
!» la expected that fronv four to
eight day# depending on traffic mn
i dltions, will claps# before the r#gi
-1 m#n' reaches la-troll
AKI’IKMINTS
| |» li T In Wilftl »il» «* H
I'^iuiiya/rTifflHP
1 , -..»nr<l l r < k'< I2ZT,
Tna Miafa. Tmlar, Ii«« and li»i.
7—OTIIKM UK. All 7
frlrr llanflng I «»•' <l Irlilai M«kl
Mallnnea. Isr-25i*. M h»«. IV-?*t 'V*
■ y/ar| I ll imli'ui, I* Ifi .V 7A
1 t W fl Hl ,|, \r , ,1 Ml K*
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