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g—wrament aart any other •■•rrrn
•Mlt or pereoae
IN DETROIT
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tb« atrabna«**rr rarte io**u»u atamv
mta lam fart •<»» sve'tner |>« •«.
£wa Myrtle "«■* i-atr-a. "I r.ier
t„ (oat i4»rtn *«i wiail oriuiib
which »taaa* in tbr oerJer of t«e
lan, rurgiini .mine —a l«*>ai
matron til i newiug gum tnaaara,
wane lota at*u lot# ofaobaraau
arttourtir* ctuaaaa ara fr***- u « "
tbr barb i»latfortt» becsu— tbr .anr
bat a rrn the -at. I. oMtrnctM- l !
rrpr.L gentlemen. »“*» bo * k I
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ttoH tttt a Ha—. •*! a*a»J ,r *T*
Ma, wbra tbr raM aratbrr rrarrt
rr mount .tart avl in tar mom.ng
for Ifta MrortlM Itmi** >“• ''
w a.t> t . '.-a— af nr< **etty
ttmr of unu.ual cold ha cruld g*'
a story al»<*ut the army o! naa4rr
rr. who ram* to th# ralssK'S to
an*r tbrm.ritrr. from frrrt.ng
There ti—*l |« r*a l‘**S of k* trr *
foci* an.i fraturr*. Mun4«y. t •
raidr.t day in hr# jrrar.. tnr • 014
wtUTbrr nftortrr want barb ta tha
Mtasior Tko.” mu 4 U»* mao i>--
h ,n4 tbr drab, -laat nt*M *»'
|lk« aay rthrr t»«nt. 1 toi —a.
thara a lot* mu'll work la L>tUolt.
It laa t ltlta U u—4 to br.
rar~T- Nr Hr* ir—af ■'la—r 4rba
Uiaflb brrtarlw a* la tbrw with
baiistns public “filer. JJ
boadln* and real r.tatr Arm with
ofZer. In ib* nima Bank bu.M’nf
of tbr olhrr partnrr. J*
y~lMai 1 1 a laambrr of tbr city
m)4armatu( Inma 4u- b aoclrty.
VaUMa aa aabuat la tbr af
u lb* nninn 1 -| attrrwr *,
arm. tb* M.»a4.y
laacb" nos tbr V. * *• . r,uh * '*
Ibklrattnr lo4«a bouaa *f km lL^!
* lax* of bit fattarr. Ju4*r fbiljb
to r.«»n« wbo wa* uaablr to
Na rrn ai at on account of ilia*— la
(W* family Tha ton attradrd tb#
laaebaoa U> rayort that ht. fathar
would *>a uaabla to baap M. an
mimrrt .a t urban b*h*4 to aub-
for hi. Par*at. rradily con
aoatad «iy»n« a rary iat*ra«m*
account of tbr work of tha pro—-
cutor • ofbrr.
A maw araa—rat frr tbr parr boar af
*M MHaaaMl* fraaa tb* a—adpalat
a# rcoa.rm* I* tbr prior «.f
Bum now * oiarprlrln* *a>-* f 7“”
or* Afurißt out how much
Irathr- li worn oft by aaoh .tap
oar taba.. and thr j*r<rr par roslr
at 11* par pa ,r ot aboo*.
«Vm. Jabaay .** —»4 a —brr t* bar
t, l „ mom mm a Htrblsea rar. ”»»
Lour taoutb . >»al for t.»m«>rr.twr
aad than. If »br>- won't —ll u* any
wo'll Ju»t taka your littlr *
Ml walk along thr car track* and
»!l n won t wr J bnn«
ugh* |i w..uid hr f r r* t fun
J. r»aak Manly, frrw—r paarrwrr af
TM-T--H and rnkIMHM ran.Matr
far per* Idm l at tba laat rl*ction.
doltvared tbr . hirf oddrrar .1 thr
dftanar (lf*n Monday n ght in
(grand Rlr«r>av«. M»tho<lt.i church
fy man of thr «<.ngrrg«tlon At*out
I.IN attaadad.
LAUNCH MOVE
TO AMERICANIZE
FOREIGN WOMEN
A movement for ih« Amervamizg
lion of alien women in Detroit ax
wall aa the men »u begun Monday
feT the women's committee of the
Americanize Mon department of the
Detroit Board of Commerce
Organizer* represent.ng Det-olt
ntDtn'n cluba gathered in the Heard
of Oommen auditorium and listen
00 to a talk by Ml** Anne Rhodes,
of Now York, field worker and educa
tJonal expert for the National Amer
loaalaaMon committee With a com-
Mftttee from the school board, ih*
Detroit women * committee are
Mating alien w jtnen into the night
idaoii
Mias Rhodes said ;hat Detroit wo-
MM bad a belter opportunity than
tbe women of any other city to pro
mote Ameri< anizatl» n imorf their
m.
Mrs William C. Harbour is chajr
■mo of the women's committee. A
COirae of activity will be mapped on*
•t 0 meeting of the wemen Interest
•d la the work *n the qaa tiers of the
Fader* t lon of Women's club . Wed
—al»i.
SEEK DRIVER
WHO INJURED
A CAR RIDER
Foliar officers were still sea'-ching
tOaaday mornltg for the dmet of
the automobile which striK k and
•arlowaly injured Jchn Thorpe of
No. 174 Hart at*., at Jefferson ire.
Idd Chene at. Monday afternoon
Thorpe was alighting from a at-ect
•Aar w**ea lb* uxaturhtye -drove >e
■“fctir? trrm nnd WJUFty J TIT STaga T urF
the ear. He la la Et. Mary * hospi
tal. suffer(ng from a fractured skull.
The driver of the automobile ,«p« and
Mfay. It le said that the police have
Mamed the number of the license
CM the machine.
Otto Marti who live* in the same
Imaae with Thorr- was bruised
WflkM he triad to step uff the ear
YORK’S
SUBMERGED
FOR PERCE
Working .Masses Are
Deaf To Call of
“Patriotism”
WILL NOT FIGHT
FOR EXPORTERS
*
Principle of Sea Rights
Not Worth Lives,
They Contend
NEW YORK. Fab ll.—New York
U i*irinjr for new thrills
Thar U. thr part of It which rr
c4ly— thrills »t all. Is.
Thr rest of It l» plodding along
living la one room, working iu
■iwegt shops, sleeping Id girl* in
two room*. thr urmltrasse. in •
certain restaurant wars found to
be doing laying mattrrsar* lika car
pet on the floor and all rising at
oner and ptl.ng them tn a heap
The wage of these gtrla is S3 prr
week, ekeil oat by tip. to |ii and IT
The a*g»-s of many men wttb
wive, and children la IIS.
They pay |7 for a wretched room
.without any liaht but a well, own
a gas plate and boll »o:p in a
corner
No. th» «e people are not looking
for thrill*, they are 'ooktng for food
and a way to escape thla awful sac
rifice of life to the huge maw of a
M>ulle»». t.rrlble city
The thrillers are of several kinds.
They are the women who hare
little to do and are deluding them
selves w.th tb. sentimental gush of
patriotism while they make hide
ous bandages—bandages, meart for
ugly wound* and masquerade in
Red Cross cap. and apron*
They are men on the stock e*
'-fc.ar.gr feverishly watching the
*k*er as i* rolls out Its tale of an
ebbing or rising tide In stocks
They are substantial giusrma on
Piftb-ave. who enjoy »**eu>g the
S-ars and Stripes wuve from above
the lefty of »hnr ultra mag
nlflcpnt home, stirring an tns’mct
primitive and unanaJy xwi within
their utlatrd bre—ta.
But
There are meeting, every night
in this big rl*y Meeting* »n high !
school* hula in every available
place; and the— meeting* are b»-
lng held by the -working men and
women who realize *bat war will
mean to THEM
No glamor of life and drum no
Illusion of a cousury's honor, no
worship of the idol of pa'riot,«ni a.
personified by war is theirs Only
too well do they know that what
battles are fought will be sough s br
them, what blood spilled will b*.
thetr own; what widows and or
pdans are left will be their wive,
and children.
The— men are asking openly
’ What concern is It of mine if *
feu American exporters are d*
prived of profit* If a few Amen
can travelers too selfl.h to *'ay
ai home risk their lives on the
sea 7”
"la the principle involved soft
ciently great for me to give my
life for It 7 To endanger the safety
and maintenance of my family*"
And they answer vigorously: IT
18 .NOT
Thousands in one meeting In ( 'ar
negie hall rose as one man and to
dorsed the resolution that there p*
no war without a vote of the people
Not one dissenter in all that vast
concourse.
HARDWARE MEN
OF STATE HERE
FOR CONVENTION
The twenty-third annual eonven
tlon and show of the Mlcblran Re
tail Hardware Dealers* association
opens today The show, to be held
In the Detroit armory, will be the
largest } of the season, with the
exception of the auto show
Booths have been erected for i:i • x
hlMtora. Trade taJka will occupy
the first tw.j days of the meeting
In the evenings delegate* will hold
theater parties. Wednesday n'ght
C. T. Woodward, of Carilnvllle 111 ,
president of the National Hardware
Dealer*’ association. Will apeak.
More trade *4»lks will given
Thursday. That night tbe Jobber*
•nd manufacturers of Detroit will
give a stag dinner In the I>fr<|t
Board of Commerce.
James F. a former theatrical
manager, has invited a large party
of friends to be his gnests at a din
ner in New York tonight at which
horse meat will • be the chief ar
ticle of food on the menu
CATARRH LEADS
TO CONSUMPTION
: D- ( -O-r- O-C ~'T. -- D—C 'D— £
L*taztU>a *a HMaebw biood ,
as scrofula or rheumatism. It mn,y
be relieved, but It cannot be remov
•and by simply local treatment. It
breaks down the general health,
weakens the lung tissues, and leads
to consumption.
Hood's Sarsaparilla la ao success
ful In the treat me*; of catarrh lhat
It In known aa the -beat remedy for
this disease It purifies the blood
Ask your druggist for IL—Adv.
The Doings of the Duffs.
nn A AU *«*«-
1 OfJIOWI WHILY
HAVING SOME CLoTMAS pbOOiT 9oUK- JUST
MAD® -IT * T toO A4IAO AND NiWC
• / mßi lM?f
Mtf MAcmnes and
OOTHwa-vmV® r
Trn ID*A OF UlTieiNb ! I j 6D®SS TX* TPoUBL® TKANK'M) j
\p WITH A PAPDON W DID WITH H® IS, I TALK Vtoflfl MUCH- /
UfT OF MAO4WTWN AND r 1 Lf>Vy * * ! TOO MUCH V SO&G'I I WAD 1
cw » H r - 1 1 I totwhw you 1
”* ’■ 'ij
FAVOR MURFIN
FOR REGENT
Republican County Convention
Will Indorse Lawyer For
Bulkier > Place
Jame* 0 M irfin i» .«lai«-d to be
lnd<>r*ed for regent of the mlver J
*lty at the Wayne county Repub
tkan convention Tuesday Repub
lican dealers believe tha' be will
be the only <andtd.’e to succeed
Harry f. Ilulkley. f h* pr*-s*-ni regent j
from this county, who ha* an '
nounred tha’ he will not again be
a candidate
The convention will be held In
<‘ono«irdia hall a' Antolr.e and<*a f fc-.
ernc-sts IJelegates to the state
convention which will be held tn
Detroit on F»b 20. will be
Toe convention will be •*» or 1
der by J«n**ph Movnihar. chairman !
| of the county commit**-#, an! Co-m
ty Auditor William Uu’tnan will at
as • halrtr.ao
Mr Murfln. wko »as formerly a
Todge. 1* an alumn i# of the I'nlver
spy of Michigan and a member of
j ’fc* athletic board of control
CARRANZA HAS
PLAN TO END
. EUROPE'S WAR
wtftHINOTON Feb 13 —<ien
t'amujta. Mexico *r«t #hl#f ha*
made a move which he heijeve* will
, hasten an end of th# kNirooean wax.
In a note ad<lre*«**-d to all neutral
nation*, he *.k. join’ a»tlon In pro
bitdting eapor’afion of food*tiiff
: and munition* to be;l!r*ren» nation*
LITTLE PAL.
HY MLSBAND [HERTS OWE TMATItj , f6l
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l ’ l- | l.,° °B n' *vg we H weuTsouoifl- \*3\
t T * P —r
; WAiT urot IN tut lobmv* |V y~ i ihrilk,
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DETROIT TIMES
CUBAN UNREST
IS W ATCHED BY
UNITED STATES
HAVANA. F»*b 13 - Seizure of
'!> r.*v governmen’ by military
*i re#* »• d# Cuba a* an
other derelopmen* in the election
r uin r*-;-«'>r» l here to4ay. Ap
parenMy *h# *efr:re vra* ar pom
-hej with no violence nor disor
d* - the military - otnmanders mere
ly f .»k.ug charge of the city and
:..t ’ r* the N’ree - Their excuse
to- id;’, nos authority was
th.*’ *fce gov. rr.rr.ent officials wrr*
Violating the law n hearing and de
t . ling contested ejec tlons.
PROF. W HITE OF
HARVARD DEAD
rxMHRiiKjE. Mas*. Feb 13
rha 1 -!#' J White, professor emerl
tus of mathematic* at Harvard uni
ver*ity. and author of several books
»*n astronomy, w*. found dead In
f-- hair .n his room Mondav. He
had .• #n ill for several day* with
t v .e grippe .
}•• f White wa« Ta year* old and
joined the Harvard faculty in 180.
ren a ci’.g In active service until
1* • 4 H# *»< registrar of ffc* In
*tl?utlon from I*7*. to 1448
Before con mg tn Harv ard he
'tufht for nine year* in the f’nred
S'ate, naval academy, wnich *a.
then loca*ed a* Newport. R I
The and *m!«*ed German ambassa
dor Totir’ von Bem«torff. with his
family and *nte. fcave tentatively
engaged pa**ag* to *ail from New
York today *»n the Scandinavian
ltn#r Frederick VIII.
* Prtntlna—l»» *l*l* **•« kl«4—«V,t
I* rt*h»—’Ttn*e« J«b !>»#«.—H,ln «VJ*
—By Allman.
SIFT OF GAS BOND
SALE ASSURED
-itate Official* W ill Let To
Bottom of $300,000
Floatation
LANSING, Mirh, F* b 11- Wb»'
ever repor* is mad* concerning tb*
•ale of the bonds of the
G*« a E’Ktrfc and allied companies*,
on which interest »»• defaulted Jan
1 will be
•late officials, it to stated here t*>-
day.
of the legislature from
{far Iron wood dtatrk*t eipre.s con
siderable doubt that the proceed* of
the $300.0U0 bond *»l* mere »*ip**nd
ed in the development of the (om
jany * plant*.
rHOMPSON TO TRY
FRISCO-GOTHAM
PLANE JUNKET
NEW YORK. Feb 13 —Deloyd
Thompaon. holder of the world *
mile aeroplane speed record and of
th* record for altitude with a pas
•eager. announced today be will at
tempt a San Francisco to New York
flight this spring M» pur hased
hi« raachlre for the flight at the
aero show here and ha* elaborate
plan* worked out for In* trine re
pair* and supplies at various point*
abmg the line
The ca*e of Col John T Mefiraw.
charged with mlsapprcprlat <>n of
fund* of th* Graf*on bank. re to t>e
tried at the term of court niee-in*
today at YTlkins W Va
—By LEO.
“DEMON”
ELLIS BACK
IN SADDLE
Fallen Grand Rapids
Boss Regains Old
Authority
KENT CONVENTION
IS BIG SUCCESS
Lincoln Club Banquet
Addressed By Gen.
Goethals
BY W. L. CALXOS.
I Staff Correspondent Detroit Time*)
tkRAND RAPD*. Mich . Feb. IS
The political carl* hare been re
shuffled tn Kent county *> auddenly
n* to make eTerybodv take notice
Sitting in the dealer's *eat and
vuiiling blandly at one and all. 1*
none other than that matter of
polithai arts, I'Nywron George E
Ellis.
The worthy dew/on haa staged a
come-back In Repu’ l»« an circle* H*
was the riling *ytrt .» the Kent
county R. publican convention Mon
day and he will l>« ’.l* ruling •ptrl'
*f the delegation id 71 men whoVill
all In the *tate «*onvectlon In De
troit reit Tueedav
There »er» nianv who thought the
deacon »u all in politically For
10 year* he ruled Grand Rapid* a*
ita moor II- m»-n' bull mooeing In
GM2 and he v»»*nt treck to the O. t).
1* a coople ve«rw later llut h*-
remained on top of s he heap thru It
all until one \e.\r ago, ihen he fell
in hi* Mtth mayoralty battle and
I-as* fall he w.\a decisively beaten
for the .fate senate Ye,terd\y.
the delegate* met # or the county
contention When the\ gathered
thee found they »ere mostly young
uien and that the country district*
were completely represented />ro
weather vnd htg enow drift* had not
kept ihe young former deaermie* at
home Thee counted up and f< <m«l
*hey were rroetly HTtlts men Th
• b acon had captured the o*un'v con
. • ntion in true old fashioned nan
u**r and there w*-. none u> re'ard
Itm in hav'ns the lay aa to the
* ' ate dd» g it ion,
A* a reward for tfcelr earnestness
.n the ram*, the farmer dciega'c*
were green a big Increase In repr*-
icntatlon on the del-gwtinn that goes
to fiwtrcHt Also, L'.ey all took the
► •and that Kent county Republicans
1 r.vr wiped he slate clean They will
go to the <on'entb-n with no ud
.•core* to settle and no grudge* to
rquare up They r-wu-d tb«* old
crowd in *heir co.nty a* out of
thing* political since the Democrat*
c eaned up on them *0 completely
last fall Itut they have saved I* a
ton Wll* to lead them
Now the de»ron proposes to run
lor comml«*bme» at Urge neat
month Grand Rapids ha* deci Jed t<*
; \ - \ u:.rn•. *•> ••" 'oti <>f c ■ • r-i
rjent and Fill* pnr*.l<sl y will he
t.a*ek in a* ma'or if he *ucree<t* lr.
hi* erl candidacy for comm tv
si oner. He e in ha* enll«’rd to hi*
‘••irpon the man who defeated hlni
it year a*o Mavor Tllma
it win on c*p of thi* k«le|di*copi<-
political day that the big I Jpcoln
rbih banquet *u he and here la*t
hirht It ill O’lite proper. t»>ero.
fore, that »he principal ipeaker of
ih- er.-nlnc. ' f iJ On Genre-
Goethal* rhould talk about "slip*
nnd slid*’*" of <our*e, tiro
Goethal* aa* die u*«ing the Panama
but then the canal ha* noth
ing on the K*-n? <ounty G O. I
when It ~onie« to % lp* and slide*
The banquet wa* a hlg *ll c«e»*
’A'lll!am AH*n Smith, im abb* to
The United Savings Bank
OF DETROYr
‘ MO LOANS TO OFFICERB. DIRECTORS OR EMPLOYES. On
, u #ry»r;* jt on this bank departed from the then almoet unlvereal
and itll l very prevalent euetom of banka loaning money to their
officer# and director# by adopting a by law providing that no officer,
director, etoeh holder or employ#, under any ctrcumetancee what
over," could borrow any money from It, and thi# by-law hae boon
Strictly adher#d ta,
NO UNSECURED LOANS. For #v#ry dollar of Its -depositor*
money. Me capital, eurplu# and undivided profile, thla bank earrle*
municipal bond#, real eetate mortgagee and cash on hand and In
#anko. No bank could m#r# eone#rvativ#ly employ th# funde erw
frueted to It# car#,
iw
Strictly a Savings Bank
Pays Interest On All Deposits lA%
Hifhaat R*t« Paid by Any Bank
in Detroit and Safaty „miannuallv
Send for Booklet, '‘Banking by Mall"
OPEN MONDAY EVENINGB • TO S O'CLOCK »*
204-206 Griswold Street
TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 13, 1917.
get here In time to act aa toa»tniav
ler an dtn tell how It feel* t * be
run o»er r,y a Fiwd Dew con rail*
had a siulb* a yard wide for every
body and the crowd waa we I pleased
to see and hear the tuun uho imffi
the big ditch at Panama
The Kent count) d-legate* to the
(*etroll contention ray that will a*k
thee for only one thing They want
Alien M. ''reelaod green llto n«uu
matlon for member of the stat
board of education.
OLD KING BUNK
COMES TO BAT
CHICAGO. Feb 13—President
Wceghnmn, of the Cuba, who left
today for New York, haa a big
"deal" up hla alee**. A gpectacta
lar baseball coup will be completed
before he return*, he hinted upon
leaving.
"I have a deal In ntlndi which will
make the Kddle Collin* and Tri*
Speaker transaction* look like pik
er* I eipeci to return Thursday
Fred Mitchell will come back with
me. I have unlimited money with
which to finance the deal, hut I
won’t mention any name* yet ’
Most Effective Remedy
Mother Had Ever Used
Br. Caldwell’* Syrup Pepsin
Relieves Baby When Other
Medicines Fulled
Th-re i* nothing *0 necessary to a
child* health and comfort a* regu
larlty of the b<>wel» All children
are e«pecially *u*«epuble to stomach
trouble and an\ overstrain of the
sensitive organs ba* a tendency to
obstruct elimination This condition
re responsible for much of the llln>*s»
of childhood.
To relieve constipation a mild laia
tive should be employed I'athartics
»nd purgative* are violent In their
action and should be avobl-d Mr*.
Alfred Thi Hois. Mr Holly. N J.. says
Dr Caldwell’* Syrup F*ep«in is wi'h
out doubt the most effective remedv
for constipation she haa ever used
and that It t- the only remedy she
c/ uld And for her baby. Little Furl
was badly constipated during his
first y-ar and nothing >-he iried
seemed to help him unfit she got a
bottle of In- Caldwell’* Sretip Pep
sin Now he is a tine, strong. h**althv
boy. and -he thank* Dr. Caldwell
for it.
Dr CaWw ell's By nip Pepsin I* a
combination of -<imple laiatlv* herbs
wi»h pepsin, free from opiate* or nar
roue drugs; If act* gently without
griping or other discomfort, and ap
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RELIGIOUS SHOW
The new Detroit Art-tin, where tit#
••Darkne** and IJglit** mtoaloßtiry
pageant will be h. Id April tlB to
May will be I ran ► formed Into an
amphitheater, mating about 5.5 W)
person* n* toon as the Ice-skating
hegson eud*. John DeMott, of New
York, superintendent of construction
for the pageant a**oriailon. wits in
Dctndt Saturday and Inspected the
Arena.
Mr. DeMott brought with him Rob
ert Boland, who wi 1 have lire t
charge of the /arpenter work. Ho
land wtl Ireinal uarre until aft-r
the pageant.
Work in enrolling the 10 000 per
son* n-Ceisary ft»r preaegtlßg the
hpectac le t* progre .k repldly In th**
lUO or mote Detroit churches Inter
rated In the proj/ut Secretaries in
charge of this work have made en
couraging report>
A mass meeting of person* iniei
rated In the payraut movement "e
--held In the Woc*|v*ardnve n.tpnst
church Monday night
D)
Boisj
j.fnl* to children because of its
I lr«.ant taste Druggist* everv
where m-H it for fifty c«*nts a bottle,
and every mo'her should have it in
she hou«e for use whenever ocra*|on
• rise*.
To avoid lnilt*Mnn* and Ineffective
•übs*ltute« always he sure to ask for
I>r Caldwell’s Syrup Pepsin* Beg
that a farstinll** of I>r Caldwell's slg
• nature and hi* portrait appear on the
veilow carton in which the bottle ts
(packed A trial b/itfle. free of charge
in i>e obtained by wrring to Dr w
It Caldwell. 4 > Washington BL.
i Mon»lceIlo, Illinois.