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\V EI) \ KSDAY, JANUARY 10. 1917.
Lloijd-George, The Roosevelt of Great Britain!
NERVY MAN. VYHOSK LIFE HAS BEEN FILLED WITH TURMOIL AND DARINM
Sees Hope for All the World in America’s Destiny
NEW YOHK Lin . 10— Lloyd*
M* Mg* . Britain < man of elewtlny,
lm.- a p< n< m« : «K** for America'
I hi* •• "
“Tim h*»p«> of tb« world l* that
\infH'.. win realize the call !)»**
1 1 ii> i m.iktyg to N*r in tone* thin
ut• g*nmg Imul* i ami won* in
-isi* (It .. hcsi terrible months gu
jty That destiny lies tu the *-n
tot celt fit of lespeel for luleril.l
tlon.il law ,uut International rights.”
Tli* iV • «.'igo was delivered tlirti
Isaac u Man e- -on. who has an
at'tli " «t I,|oyd tJeorgc m the Jnnn
ury number of Everybody’s Maga
tine
"If jon had probed behind this
ktndln • itti ranee," writes Marcos
son ''you would have seen with
IJoyd tb-orge himself that beyond
the flaming battle lines and past the
tumult of u world at war was the
hope of some far-away tribunal that
would Jtidg* nations and keep them,
just a iniliv iduals are kept. In tW
lath of right and humanity
“Hui before any such bloodies
antidote can be applied to interna
tiolial dispute t.» quote Llovd (.leorge
again, this war inu-l tie fought to
finish
"The • final word- snapped lik--
a whip hi li and • inphaslz'**! with ’i
list-heat on the table, meant that
Eng hr ml would sc* her titan task
thru, and if for no other reason, 1 **•
ran •• u ii) m who drives the war
. <! v ; * o'”
l.lovd 100 gCn has h* op a life of
•onriie according to this writer
llrrn "> > l-h he »:i f tulle I in r«
)olf end English wa a foreign
on..i'
Son of a village schoolmaster who
lied wlon the boy was scarcely i
hfee, fi> missed the pulpit by a j
>.:< rro\* v.t >•:n. \ • lo vet In-I U,
va ar e-1 fe, \u: or of the
irets of his command of people. j
There is something Lincoln like j
nth* f * I*' of h i fir- * pnl.* L -rt
itruggV This lowly lal fought
he forces of “Squirekrcby and>
ilerarr by ’ The torles hurled t
dnt the anathema that he “had ,
>eeti born in a cottage.”*
*'Ab.” replied I Juyd George when]
le.heatd of it' the. furies have,
lot rra! dth it th*- day of th*' cot j
age-bred man las dawned”
Ife oppo• and the Bo* t war bitterly,
nd a' Ui wa- ■ ri • < ’)• !
'. . ■ i Il.ruun.: 1 mi borne
•' .1 . ' < uli* ■ ;ili and . 'it*!* !
V •
fie . a- w«rn»*d that he would ini I
ienl hi- Ilf* if he even showed him-I
elf H t■: Lack this word
*'l am announced to wp* 1 nh and j
peak I will”
•|l w ■>*'. 'out lijr/u Ingham ah*.o' of :
clod l!c time and got to *ho home i
f I 1 u uft f y \ll ii - * lor.
andwl h non paraded the highways!
ear'*'" *k.i< >r.«l> < ailing ‘l*"* l
ttizcnrv u< .isseMnbV at, the tow .1 j
LITTLE. STORIES FOR BEDTIME
GRWNA AM) KKl)in FOX 111 NT IN VAIN
t •
By THORS I(>\ Tr 111 HO MW |
Tommy Ti» rind drummer the
I'oodp* < k*r and Yank Yank the
ll* >.,!'• IT:: *ll ■ .1 .< V ..nd ’ '!>•<'
r**r th< Red Squirrel were not th*
nlv on* «!i» w< re on* and about
i mh n a the great storm ended
t • no' No : 11 1 * ■ •»*! 1 Kvery
ody v In. »*e« not sleeping the win
i ; *> or u t.o i. id not >i ntor ■
f fno»t right at hand was out Hut
ot »l! * i-r« -Hi ;ortun.ite a* Tommy
It an ! t.i- :ri< ndr lit finding a good
#»nl vailing
Pet*i It li.hit and Mr*. P-t* r mm.'
ill of th«* hol»' in th** heart of th?
*«r < I lirtar Hatch where they
ml n.nn'iii* and to l *-• n * comfortablv
Htm. Iho hiilgi). and at once he
|iii to till lh u alomai ha with bark
rwo young free* and tender tips of
riK I' w.ii \*ry eo'.rse food hti
would take iin.iy thnt empty fe»*l-.
g. Mr.-. Grouse burst out of the
low and hurried to get a ideal he f
r*’ dark She had no time to iv
irticulat .and-»• tie ate sprue?j
ids Tltey were very bitter and
>t IIOIC.I to her liking, hut she WHS
o turnery and night whs fix* near
r hei t lx f ll sv\ Sh*- was thank
I to h ■** that much.
Roddy .ml Granny Pox were out j
o Th- y didn't need he j
ii i you 1 now they rould hiint all j
ft!>». tup ttiey w*r< so hungry that
ey Jii- t had to be looking for
tnHhine t*• • -at They knew. o f
ur.*< t h;i * every liody else would
I out. md they hoped that unnir j
theh* would !*«• so weak that they i
llhl « a dly tie caught That seem <
je a dre tdful hope, doesn't it? Hu*
mi know one of the first laws es
and Mother Nature is self preserv i 1
m That means to save your own
’e flret So. perhaps Granny and ,
Mldv are not to b<* blamed for j
(pine that some of their neighbor* |
Inht be • asllv caught be* a use of j
e rreiit storm You s*»e they were;
tv, %♦ r > h initry Indeed, and they |
Uld not eat bark like Peter Hab '
t or buds like Mrs Grouse or i
*■*l - |ik* Whitefnnt the Wood ,
nus*.. Tli« lr teeth and .stomach *
not mad* 1 for such f*>od
It w as hard going Ter Granny and
Midi pox The nn<i« was soft and
'•■p in many plates and they hud
keep pretty « pise to those places
here rough Hrother North Wind
id blown away * non till of lh snow
make walking falrlv « as> They,
on found that their hope tbn: *
<T t —\
k dm
Jr*? i L *•
K? jl L*Bum 4
- J Cr*w^
fiySnJEBIV/'
| hall where Lloyd (h orgf . v a.« *o
-p< ak to d* f* ltd th*- kliig. tiierov
ernnont. urn! .Mr tTm m tier lain ” *
Night came *h<' I r**»-t w* r*
howling in oh- every constable was
on duty
Tti«‘ hall w.o stormed, and wto n
, l.lovd tL'org" appeared on the pia
' form he fa*'Ad turmoil.
Only a do.itbL <■, i lon of t *ron
| -tables in;,- .and it round the tare
kept him bt ng (gtftrl
, Iti tli** free for nil fight that lot
! lowed n* n n wus kiih and and many
\v«re injured
\nythlng lik* i -peeeh was hope
|e til : I lv V<‘ to save th-*
1 • *• < t and» n h* I r> • s
1 .. l.b ml t • t t»' '*• wait* I fo' 11
I pi y i.'mv*; *;< irg*- farted to f«> c
th> rn itn ’* ' .inded. and t' wn \
I oplv vh' n h«* wa> told that such
pro* dur would m*' only foollshlv
! endat .•«•:• h. "f- hut * ndang< r a!« *
♦h< li v• ■■ C It; r 1 m v *ilk'li :mdud
•■d |4< %. ral v.omen that h** e*»fis*ur
ed e-cup*' tltru ;• de cio<'r. w ear
In it a p**ll'*;o mto dm. t and con*
Fourteen v. ti • pit*t 1 .loyd (Jeorg •
[returned to ll.t uotirhict: >■ claimed
tt 1 •
I
\Vh* n th f gr-.it war hro >■ v.r *<
Va:* cv - ,t, half 'to world saw red.
\\ 'V. • f |t; ■ L*'l O' 'ed tl .
cihL nov hceitm* 1 Litter and rati
f i reality . Thn he did not know
' ,t «t *h' r moment the supreme op
m i
TANARUS., :,r * +v,m
& '■ W
! f\ , j\
•’Hard times tneae.” tatd Peter ,
pleasantly.
they would find some of their neigh
hors ton w.-ak t«» e-cape was quite
In Vain When JMfty, rrd Mr Bun
dropped flown behind the Purple
Hill*, to go to bed tlieir stomachal
w«re quit< as empty as when they,
had started out.
"We'll go down to,the Old Hriar
Patch I don’t heli*‘ve It will be of 1
mu* h use, htit you never can tell
until you Iry. Peter ftnhbli tnay
take If info hl« silly head to come
outside.’ aid Granny, leading the
way
When they reached the dear Old
l.rlar Patch they found that Peter
was not outside, fn fact, peering
between the brambles and bushes
th* v could see his little brown form
bobbing about as I.*• hunted for ter
d«T bark He had already made
little paths along which he cool 1
hop • i »Iy Peter aw them almo-t;
as soon a * they saw him
"Hard times the «*," said Peter,
pleasantly. “I hope your stomachs I
are not ns empty as nitn*-" He!
pulled a strip of bark from a young
tree and began to eliew it Till ;
was more than Heddv could stand i
To see Peter i.iting while his own
stomach was Jimt one great Mg |
ache from emptiness was to** much. I
I’tn going In there and catch him 1
or drive him out where you ran*
**ut* h him if I tear my clotloL all j
to plecyk"’ snarled Reddv
Peter stopped chew ing and snl j
up "I'ome right aloni, Reddy. I
Home right along if yon want to, hut !
I w i.iild adv Ise you to save your I
skin and your fln’lies." said h*
Reddy’s onl> reply was a snarl aa
v - r ?%>
'pru'tunfTy of his lib lay on (he L
i f th** Mod of Hat*lew
"The I loyd M**org. who sa* *n
council in lk>wning t was no
dreaming pacifist
A c 1 ..:i v lioi of *he~-se\ch*upi. r
he was cnlh'd upon to shape the
b.-c'.d ;■(, . :U..t would he the and •
t< rminnu Do toi in th*' war of w ir
"Only c nc otlo r man in England
Lord Kitchener approached him
uric ii. e r- poll lit ol 'ii! /
Hcd in the confidence of th** peopL
Kitchener ran 'he war a-* h 'hcigtu
>• kc.u’d run. <!• pit* tl;c .r;
!ri.*m that h* gan *o h at ahmif h
he and To the c' ci it;' Eos .. id* : Ii
w c king who c ould do no' wrong
“Hut th<- conduct of v .: ,r ha I
• hanged mightily Kltchcr.'r
last led his troop.* Like hu-m»*
Lid la ■ nine ■ r.» v. -< !* n*'c T l <c
•II • •mot at 1 E.'ge-I 1 '
nel \* ith modern Lich cxplc U.** I
the wnr wa tu L>- won. th* cot'.d.
t ion had to H* c hanged and ;
once
“Two men in England l.loy i
Mi nr * ml I. r ii N th.cliff. imn
| *•■• )*.k! *hi - -• 11»i s'cin
"North liffc 1 ;n n h's new-p.c
! pe'-s a -ilent hut agirre-s|v*. c ru.-.ut**
! pu.-ind It:- way und*r th
i • n:! ;■ - lie y* lp*d its they (;,re
.ii ,* .' ml rrvdi* and hi , fa * hit!
h ,*t nit N<• ■■ I'i'itr iii’. s;• i
r> ii.autgh mad H* h.i_- « m
• .I 1 ‘.| U I lie 4 *»r> ' IllCrc: i M til 1
b <ir Jtt i big *n* ig t f».r tliii ni'.d
Mrs Peter to tu > ah ti i «■ rta
tit i t tin ll> h ' . .i much I' tiger
1 li.it he i id »o M • : thru
and tr: ;dac< * raw : a op It.
stomach, wlti-h, <d •auir e v.,t> very
slow work to nothin:: **t the
paintul scratch* : from Mi*' briar-
It wn* no trotiiih at .ill fur Pete,
to keep out of his wav and befor -
lone I teddy * av. up. Without i
word Granny K*»\ led the way to
the Green Porest They would fry
to find where Mrs Grouse was
sleeping under the snow. Hut fho
flicv hunt, and all night, they failed
to find her You sec she very wise
ly hud gone to bed high up fn a
thick spruce tpee So at daybreak
Granny and Reddy reached hnnt n
tired anil hungrier than ever.
Next story Granny Fox Admit:
Growing Old
BOYS HELD FOR
MOTOR THEFTS
One Party of Three Strikes
Oflicer: Other Trio Runs I
Out of Ga-soline
Hhsrged with driving gway stolen
automobiles, alx youths arc detained
by tiie police, and. In three in
stances. warrants for their prosecu
tion have been asked.
.fames Welch. Frank H»yee and
George Gilbert, are charged with
driving away the Automobile which
struck Patrolman Charles Gage, of
the Tnimbull-ave. station. In front
of the station l>ec. 30. Warrants
have been obtained
Itrcaklng Into the garage of John
Klllott, No 3«2 Montrlalr ave , I/»u|s ■
Sanger. H* years old. No 621 Heni J
tcau ave.; Freeman Harris. 14 yearv*
old. No. 336 Crane ave., and Klmcr;
Thompson, 13 yenrs old, No 313 j
Falrvlew ave., start* 1 *! for the golden
west and adventure, according to
lll** police.
V They ran nut of cap k*
ter. Mich . mnd aroused th* 1 sus
pt<pons of a servic** station propri*'
lor, wh«» turned over »** th•• I
authorities W hen taken b* for* In 1
spector F*»x. after being brought (
back •«* Hetroit, they conlessed, It j
is alleged.
f'*r r w t..'i l.loy d' i' lit g*- 1“
100,.* tile power., of hiri Ollgue. \
natiot.al ci isl-, !!li y : n r piinted
by tin c two jne:i. ;.:o The 111
er;d government fell and out of it
w re*>k / u or *'d the i •.a lit ion < aL.t ■ :
“Tr,* Little Wei* tinian becatu
niini-t' rot munitions There came
the desolate cL y wh -n !•• nev. -
f • -he.i no i Unci : It" a : !:*
Htru|i‘hirc had ami down, .«n* 1 wit'
Ki'c lH ti* r l.loyd (L *.i ;■• w v
1 >r*i nnnisir> i.: ti r.i inns to
in Ki»>h» n* rs est :ti the war oflic <
“I.ik** 1100-t v* It : loyd fl* ore t*
c .'t:.i c*r in the art of **t:rcti\
• jldiciiy ti has iHHifipoly c n
the Hrilisli trout pege
"Each < I t*'c -•• id ae. ahl* ri* n
orojoc*- the fir* sen! tr *“T,* *i.* ui of
tn dynamic personai'ty Es on
a dtctfttrr in the n-.-mnr : i
l is ,fc ij) s-sutn* that if !.'*>.• i
(;• or;* live * n a ;* I ! .♦'. In ■
fin *C :• he wot, ’ a '.M '
•*t.»> ' 'f.y n *tU and ;
••The hall was stormed. ,srd when
l.loy:' George annea r ert o" te- plat
f -o', only a cordo*’ cf podee ken*,
him from being overvvhr ' red ! "
LICENSE DRIVER
INSTEAD OF OAR
Automobile Hub’s Attorney
SuKKe.sts a fvau to Stop
Reckless Drivinif
I.icense driv**rs of automobiles
at;*! sui*J*'c? ev* r\* moferi t an
examination determining his com
pet nicy as a driver, his character
and mental responsibility, I th.
suggestion Maurice K. Fit zgerahl.
attorney for the W’olverlne A .to
m**Mle chib, makes to the month -r
of the organization to formula!
info a state law
"Every person who operates >
motor car should have a driver’s li
cense.’’ he declares, “the lirens** *•:
the drivi-r being more important, it.
far ns human life Is concerned, th. n
the license displayed on the rua
chine.
“The motor car only becomet
dangerous when the man at the
wheel is reckless nr Incompetent.’’
he says. "l>rivers should he regi
tered so ns to he easily hlentiflahh
This would make a safer matter
sutomohlllng and enable Hie covir*
to discontinue the operations o. r
reckless drivers."
Automobile legislation plans are
urged upon the members of th
Wolverine cluh by Its attorney, wh
asks suggestions from each mem
her.
Great ion of a fund for the eon
struct lon of gt>od highways thniouf
the state is d*s*lared necessary
The fund could be partly obtained
from the fines Imposed for the vie
latlon of speed laws, were ther>
was legislation making this possible
State legislatures will begin their
sessions today in West Virginia and
Wisconsin
fIF YOU MAO A
NECK
LONO Ad THIS FELLOW.
AND HAD
ORE THROAT
l down
) NS I LINE
BUIO QUICK! > REI.FVt If.
LandßOe. v'u tl
AM. OWUOOIATa
DETROIT TIMES
Dlrei i frnn* N*v*. ’. rk . its nft. i |
rtv*» ni' tith . Ml. I I -sful *\ttKmgcciieiit i
tn the* Fultan lii. iio-r “Arms and tto
crlrl," a H(..ckl!n : <**uri< dv tiy <lr«nt !
Mfwwart and Ft ;.>rt Itak-r. c*>niei» to
the |. ra li e •- n* \t w.
• a ill L» ; reeente.l Fiy the
New York company. InducilMr *'>' i |
S' oft and lay Its niec Mr Scott lot ;
many fin* pwifc> rnia n* c*s to hi/* <i * ■ 1 11 !
in a variety of playa. Ht» rot«- ii
•Arina anu tFi** c.irl' la aaoi to t,
• -penally adapt'd i<* tiia hreejty sty!*
and tie nnkea tt>e moat of It Mice
ftalnter. ,i l»<pi , 11 fij) >"iirig we.»t*-rti
girl has more ttian t< n years of | ~r. 1
wnfk tn at-x k (omiiji.s c behltol (
.•lioi It w.v - ~n tpi i , ndntvn'i ti»(
*t*e built hi r N**w 1 ok sue. •*.*> ,
The eurtain L r tfie performan *
of Sir Herbert Ft*-. -1 Inn 'l'r. • ao<l
n yha• e*pe» ire's pa •
K**.in* piu.v, ksill 11. HI v VII ■ in the
i• 1 1 a l. • • pi
i o’elc .-k every .‘V.-n np amt neb ' ’
at tie* lnailoen.s Tt.» |ir*,*lo ,
tt.on t i mac ive nri* wit . rr..inv
charges of * *ni' aiet promptfo • t- .
and to t.« op*. f Tr* * vtr* .« In
“Henry Vtll ii<;<* ha- s *• r*• h* !
greatest j e-- a* a pi .In. ei H*
hia apareci nelthwi pain not * -
prniec to make hi* in .ed o-curiit,
eomplefe arid Impreaatve With do
aids of eminent htatorlar lo* t s
b**en «t*le t■■ secure th*- atn*■•phei
es Henry'.* r*ign and « , m"*l. 'i,
day a'idienrea an idea of tin* grand i
enr and tl. i* rgeous splendor wb(e)i
ehara< t. r*/***l it,at teerlod In h*et*>rv
■ leu i .11 .n ih e. -sale' hitherto In*
pot be*, n eitr«'mpte<l outset*- of I, * *
eloti ind \* v. S irk. Tree Im .vrht t*>
Ameti a Ins *r'ire prod u. :I* *n *1"
from Ills \l i I'Hy'n tlientei. L*rnlhi
where it ran for J'■ 4 perf.u man* *
The r*' rds *f polcei 10.0 l iu.iri
F, iV** furiii-i *.l d.< plot f.ir r .nr r
t renting dr >, *, hut nev * i .n*> t h;»'
eue - e*eeijed In bolding an audo ti ir
d*-r greate* p* * I of suspense than
ent' * s in*. Tin House* • f i»ta
I • »»••►• n '>) th» I »elr**lt opera b**..--
ih* we* K *.f .t ..) ALu > Hyan :.v>-
II ** .j r-• !• ■ i v .• * i*ir< itn-r
| toil evide-r.re. i* pursuod l*y th*' t« •
L-ntL-ss ir*j 1 do* Inn tFirn foul ot
die mokt <xe'i*ing a-ts that have e*\ e-r
to * n Woven I'l" <! ■ iroetb' feotn
"Kiitinka" tiia* tuneful an*l xmus
ing iiiii.-i* al eiiiiii-dy, th* eolluhoration
of Otto Hn'p rb o h and ltud<*ll I'rirnl.
i** t * t* do all l a 11 .ei in 11 .< J. r
rt* k th**at*‘r do w*o-k <•' .• r*ll t‘*
ii irrs*. [,» of is ret n <*ngeigem**r.!
the riinie .set !"a mad*' tie** previous
-••sit to r* o *i! * "s-fnl T Itn
[ *. ir n • a f" o-i I lit r*. ii ii I is ill*
' I 'idifM *'*l" a*-.*l will '.* :IA I-* •1 1 h
\ila Meade. \ I.jeey M«pl* . \V»L*I
Mnnth*'V, MU' it S''<k* it. 10-ii**' Not
; rill** oth* r ' Irit Fuel nu t ■ dn.tru •' *>f *"• • <
i". e*M da rm<l • ote e - wh<* ii*-l*> *o
. brinv. o'" tr»* comicaLtles and *t ■
l> ri* ai 'ifferlnu * In an amusing tun*
lul ,in*l nn lodii' mat'n» r
VI fie. . - Fir ,nt ■ h, - t a ;im»?
"IP re nr \ si ivv" ter *lo- * >«t s»• t \ thente*.
n**\l v* ** ■ l'**r h e j 10. 1 1 r of a * •
fir ■ v ll*'* * has Fie,- ij a . -j<f ii !
ui e>u in et '. luiit* -m*<t In I'
THEATERS
In. i\ • i Juhlle Ik tun n-j
tain- h* lihs roil, fill'd tli** molt pre
tin *u* 'vl. ilw’til of fnn with 1
which It-- ha ever be* u id. nt iii• -• i. j
I >*r Mi i«-•*»i♦ rinimnlisu* thla re i ■ i
ton are Al sis . ii .iiiii «'harin- It •i• i• '
m’W no a |i>«l i;. (| .. two of tli# in i
in i<ijri• ij . K« \«-ral nm.lty .if
.ii' f. '• i •' in tin* production. r l, i!is
back iikl \T 1 11 •• i of vn ’ t«J •* \l l le funic,
Iternlce T .i.cr and ICdna Claire. the |
"Calif,>rniu Remitter. IM<!> and Ha* I, j
po'i*!t j' dan.*' I’a aa i ni, ragtime vie.- i
limai. a'i.l I ram .t .Murphy. tin I
".Inlhin l.limwe of Inn t - .j 11». ‘ air I
i.ii k' . nil perform*
era with tin It. eves *»h»>W
•«u\ Male.*. Puat wlio m appearing
'll < «. i k in the ( Jarrlek. In "The
Mi'-.f|'ii rii(l r, .« mi aidant n ni. r
Tn.'n *.m ,i fi. M. water man. lit* l if I
;< in : • Win .id. i '.i1111., on tln i
I'Onk of tl <Vinn>" limit ri* *r. and :
(,|| the w:it r’a edge a perfectly !
equipped hout ho i'i v. hieh «containa
no, -Uni no inn shells. Ii has no j
motor hn.it* for Mr Port doe* 1 not i
c i! pui ,)nt.-. li< i (est.- that
they provide no t \i .tem-nt "Pin* • |
• r- hy ' tn- nut ir- of thetr t/ork ind .
the ifU f ijip >rt unit >, hi* they
travel, to «ei .n(o a gyinraahtui. an* !
more or l* »« deprived of the nppor- |
t unltv t ever o aid Mr. Post i<• - |
<eiit|y i'or Uiia reason it i.t very j
inr.j' l riant •t at tb* v nhMjld renew j
their ph.. soul ■»( length’ dm the
mino r con: hr Per; oo l!y. 1 |
t*r \\ ' f r m: ivhi* h will do thi-s j
i". i f' "ro|-, than towing ;. >.. 1 <w|m- i
ir'rg I have <| no j» for y-ire und j
t I' . I(J.1 h; Up ll'.'l t lioro-
I ii ■ I la*; it :r l> fii aii mn ot h**r -«> 11 !
• *i tee I learned to handle a j
». to i a*• ver> young and It j
Ia n.'i' i I ■ tin ft * Inn Mon it held
f" me in m da>s at school.'* •]
1 '. t iid t it wiist* h< -'••T's- t o
1 "I'i.i dn : a f today is the dinner
and the aft* r-dinner spirit,” -aid Sir
Ifi* r tn- r t h.i'il ulim Tree, the noted
M’ltrlisn tor-manager, appearing in
tti I Mi', ,t ..pet , tnol »i. Ihiv *Vei k.
I ' c.srni'l. .Tit prodite-t 101 l of
4 *haki -r ar.*'* "King llenrv VIII
Tin' a a ’ • kill as student end
thit /o i. •*1 i • . ri.iHf drama is suf
fering ft . a’i • pidemlc ..f late din
ing it i'll a . tia . din>*d well we
do Hot .-. o I.' preference to Wittid.*. u
1 r a V it is tragedy? An
•dn pt y ■*:, .Mm !. U nut is coinedX'? A
full one After a good dinner the
Ia \ * rn<r• • an t. t re- •up -fill: he is
rn * t'l'entant hi- ini.nl dots not imr
'he ir v -> >.• , i imn.ginuti«i•- dirlnv
th- nr.-*, ess of ii’i;. ... n, and in th's
(;»»■• q. will prefer the gentle tintll
’ •». < I.g to the V* 1
. t|i( 'drama- I it in the name of
fit '.ton p.-ople will endure much.
The w II •% n endure the higher
d* • Rut ' i, ue.« tneaa is not ci-ri*
• • •- a»’\ tiian i.- f 1 * trng
'd;. There |* ~ young lady of whom
I ..’ti v.-rv fond mi.’ *\ hn happen* to
in • da ugh I■•! She writes pop'ri
■ ip tin- in'ii I .' pe-slmistn of extreme
\•11 • 11* . Ia ko and I. * r II of he* ft a \
■\Vl|» is i‘ Iha* votl, who ,-u . ; o joy.
in if, .'' -a n-'-i to ; e • it
\ :r pin'iri’" Sh( r> I'ilol •<'ll. vo.t
It Is we happy p<u>|>!., lit:** th«
GENTLEMEN
Here’s the event you have long
waited for.
Baumgartner’s
Semi-Annual Shirt Sale
SHE men *of Detroit who know the style, quality ami value
of Baumgartner shirts will need no second invitation to
take advantage of this opportunity to secure these shirts
at the prices noted below. An inspection will convince you of
the advisability of anticipating vour shirt wantsr
* 1.50 Shirts now * 1.15 3 for $ 3.25
$ 2.00 Shirts now $ 1.50 3 for *4.25
*2.50 Shirts now $ 1.85 3 for *5.25
*3.50 Shirts now *2.65 3 for *7.50
*5.00 Shirts now *3.75 3 for *
$ 6.00 Shirts now *4 50 3 for * 1
*6.50 Shirts now *4.85 3 for * 14i®
*7.50 Shirts now *5.65 3 for * 16~
*8.50 Shirts now *6.35 3 for * 181°
BAUMGARTNER’S
State and Griswold
Chamber of Commerce Bui Iding
■ -
—TWO STORES—
•il. iks. Who enjo) the beauty or j
ti.igidy It is the dyspeptics who!
• .nti iloite (■> ih« comic journals.'**
Ihe Isi I tie «it r t That «S •<! Pol got"
1 tm lit ■ ot a 10-w m-lmluimii to I
i“/ offered next Week pi the l.yeenm
l< o step. It was wi.t tin by* KdWard
*• ii*-* .tutto.r of ’The Kt'saiy," I
'ld:h l,i-i . .stijiand otiiei sin-, j
- - •*' •' t> t l*. i • nit rn: u. <*f I
U- in iv pi.. . I* e little w>>rk'njr g rl
who i* .. id t«. itt . u mixture of those
two del >h*ful girl* of (he stage.
*•' My It. art” and Judy in j
I*' Id. IsOll* Is. ■< •'
“111** H gh Rollers" will lie (In- !
Av me ftra-tmn next week Tin
»on 'pan;v will pr"-.**ni two entertain- .
I' ♦ ; . . . ailed **.\ ! nt
•h» It o- and "In a frowded Ho. I
t. I I*he principals and rhorun will
■ ITcr 2u popular -..iur numh.r.* As ri
pem*.| ..ttra.Mon .'hrir Sorenson.
» rianipion wt.-Atler, will give an . Mu. .
hition of wrestling with Mettoit mnn.
leur. 'Hid any pt fesvional , r not.
who may >/T•*r him-**lf,
I '*• r ue\f Tt, c r | Th'.lt**’
nniloutlce* "The 1: Hre-iV;. r- ■ e
burlesque e„(, rt ntTn-nt „J }„' hr !
fie« f |>r ■ n.r
of :.n -ip.*, r .:inc, t . •i. fumuskers
and Irt h ad»-d h> da. ; v Real, well j
ktnwn ch:iTjt<tcr coined tar., who will
''Hn th* lead; ug r.!' n n n*v. tw
net corned\ Then* will be 1V (ting- !
lop and dancing nutnbei and u l,.i!f
uo .• n van Ir - til- ape, lain -
nought l airbank?, f.> vme ser> en |
•* ti t w II be the lead in i attraction j
<’’> tlo Male tic screen i:>*xr i wa«k. ]
Marline Sundm afternoon in his l.ii
• ' * '.in, di drnin.i, “Tl.e Matr.ina- ,
nm* It is as eit. ,| that i'tl.* ab b
an 1 athb- 1 n pl ;t \ *. o aR his
previous feats of leaping, .swinging, J
• Innhii.j. ..m 1 ho. it,.|,t u in this p>.
tur. and i.l . I. p , i program ]
h> tidit •• •• ,i ’ 'of a roTW.iv
coat l> und . ■ in tig fr n a roof to ;»
teb t:, .1 pi l b all,np t • •.» w ir-s Vt
the pi and h* 't'-p- 1, ■: to
gM uier cd b. wire, an obb'ftng lire
m n m:' ai i g tip* tn ■ ,aa r \ e. nn»'c
t lot; • wit' a mijuster who >a m jail
and *1 •' fiancee, who i- looked in a
mom m * h..i«*l 'Tli" Mmrimanlai*'*
Is- nil about a fellow win like* tn
ret iir r ■ "*id th effoihles (' at
a -mil hi when !.• .lof.es with the
i mis den Hum v Kantrey will «.ITer
two of Riiliaid Wldtin,*:'* n*tn**t
sons'’. < tn of w’ i *i *lins never ht *>n
su'iir in public Ii fore, and w ill be
ice imp,i tiled l>y Mr. Whiting himself
on Hie pi n<- "Stt ,ob II •" will he the
overture K»de*'tion of the Ma.i*'-*tlc
mphony orchestra and William
Ari'pi, 'tic In "Rove I'ml.-r (‘over**
will h». 'lie i- n.i-dy flit.' (tther pic
tures and tmieiral niitrihera will round
out th«- program.
"50 P"I,'H." n tiu.-c 1. airli and
'oeillc inebuige w th Alio* Raymond.
<bi«ai«' Whlt< and Henreo llarri* In
the lepdins rob- i IR top the C»r
pli. um bill next wi tartln»r Mon
day Afternoon As the t tl* nd it
the scenes are laM Jn v the froren
north .'<fid .afford opportunities for
I-i .pitiful ti-;.- and costume effect*.
| tin. of tli*- unusual nunibera will be
n "I’ol i P. .a itag with the <dioru*
p rl> garbed a* white, -h.i.ggv po'ar
| I-, .irs Sc mb an.l rtlcHineoti, Jlj
von i | r niusl-a! i.fodigies, will pro
vide ,an exception*! piano and aing
itig number Fra net* Renault, the
fast O.n tdlit" of v H i|devilb TllHlero's
I 'foil*. .• * 1 11 e. t loti of dog*. t"’n!e*
I and ttionk>\> Tom t)avi* and mtp
' -lott'tiß eii-d of four pla\er« in h do.
*n.o-t •• cnmeilv playlet. "Checkmated.’’
and Charles Thompson in an artialtc
Juggling novelty, will b*. other acta.
Th*r« will ho pictures before and el* ,
t. i vaudeville as usual, and a prist*
dancing contest (luring the first allow
I ndiiy night. It I* antiouatMd that
th*. Mrphrum will eTu>rtly present t'ie
new turn .serial. afrla." with Mis.
\*i ii,oi Cu.-ti, ijs tn, dar, in «vti*
iupctlon wit ti «1C regular vaudeville
hlfl. 7
If: " \ Daughter of the <lod*." the
U ilßnm Kox 11.***)'>. >,n> Annette Kal- I
b-mu tut film rp> ctacle. m>w ip the
Wiislßnrton. there ar. dosens *tf
tlrm-s when yuur eyes behold li.tMiu
or more p* rsot; - lM»itig part In
single see iu-s. Th* i*■ or. the slave.
*)t«»rf ami bazaar* with thnu.-aiuls of
man arid women cost oi
npulentu tn I • . it
w iiii bund reds of ttterpi iids in t'i>'
pi. litre Minultaneoiialy. ,\ti Ko te
x.-tiled hi getiiua n.* a produi *r K*>r
: o.i- of tl e*e scene* the iriern.aidtt
■ rs.li, cl and r » l . *-1• r*l 'or i- k- 1
t 1 at they might ha-. »■ p<r fecllon and
*t* iformtty of .• tronc scores of th. *e
**'■ wei dt. died again and again
.maiiist jagged r.'.'k) lt'dK*-a and
is •.,’<• t.. tick -«t th'ie t!isk>* until
'i. ..nt. and recot i<>d bist nhat
th* direct.trs wished record* and. The
p.-.-pl !•> Hi.",,' I.; I'lifi v. ere th- very
pick of i i<* - !: ; *’d hr ur:ht .low •< fr- m
th "slat';!.’ TlleV we «* th** quick'
witte.t, alert and oolek-ob*er\ Inv
\.)c ..;.n girls fr.ci <b. natatorlums
.nd ':>nd of our two ocean coasts
•\f.d our lak * b- a t."- The 10 000
oercoii- lc t lie sla\-- rnerket and
M, ...- • n■ * ..of, quite
differed • v <e> ■•r.i' thousand of
them were N.■, tuber tliotiaand**
wer Hindi). p.l .fin no roof thetn
wee« tiler** nqt untr I native Js*
tnab nn *. t*>t:ilb. to being
| "phot" by motion ; .-uiro camera op
I orators.
STF.P-fHR.mrEX
OPPOSE 'VM)O\y
IN WILL PASE
>’r.** Madeline Hokninan riammer.
who bpoame the second wife of
rJeorge Klannier in h!* seventy sixth
i year told of her rourt«hip and mar-'
riage Tuesday. 1n Judge Hosmer's
conn, in the suit that six of Fl.itn
rncr’s children arr hringing to break
his will. They elaim that he war
mentally inconipvtejit. Mrs. Flam
mer testiflod that she thought her
husband perfectly *ane. On the
death of Ills first wife in California
in March. 101.1, Flnmtner went to
live with the son-inlaw of Mrs.
Txdtenian. being unable to get on
with hia own children. His estate
| amount, to something more than
I $20,000.
Saginaw Bovs Arrested Here.
Herman and (Justave Ortman,
brothers, from Saginaw, were ar
rested by Detroit pollee Tuesday
night on the charge of forgery In
j their home city.
Printfnu (hr nlnln list kind that
1•« rig b «—TI inch .lot* Ilepf.— Mnln «20.
Str'en* Building.
Corner Grand River end Washington
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