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OSBORNE
NOT THRU
WITHWORK
■ - Former Warden of Sin#
Sin* Talks of
Plans Here
WILL VISIT
CAPT. DISQUE
Heartily Indorses Es- i
forts of the Path
finders* Club
**l shall return to prison * ork at
the flr*t opportunity that offer*.“
Mid Thorn* a UoU Osborne to a [
Time* n*por*r Kundtv i«iorn»rf j
-1 vio forrrd out of Stng Sing i
tli* aarond time by the n*nipu ! a j
lion* of politician*; the ruoe» com
pielc gam- that ever wav played
“U b*d to do with Hie building of i
the nw pVt*on The whole thing (
load Wn arranged and, of course. I ;
tai sot a pan y to It They mu* for
Moyer. of Atlanta. » warden with a
vary bad reputation for cruelty. to
dc away with the league which 1
bad astablDhed In Sing Stng. « Dd
Itoyor came but was converted He
declared that tha league »ai the
beat thing he had ever seen Vr».
be trill be put out. too. If he doe*
MM chang*-
“Our prlaon reform league ha* for
tta fundamental t*rinrlple. re*pon*i
billty. When prisoner* are willing
to aaeume responsibility they are
given e*lf government They have
thetr coart and Judge* and try them
pelvea for any Infringement of ’he
prison low. Social ostracism await*
the man who doe* not I lee up to tfce
node and public opinion tn the prt*on
la quite •* compelling aa tt t* out
•lde.
Tbare ta no way of divorcing pris
ons from politic* The only thing
la to purify politic* Put the right
men in office rather than men *bo
•ic entirely unfit Somebody boh
wfert nr appoint the warden*, and
•t moat be tboee who are tn reap no
pwraonai benefits “
Mr. Oebom** la going to Jackson
Tueedar. to aee Warden tHsque. and
grill ask perm I* skm to Institute a
league In Jarkaon prlaon He will
guarantee to bring about decided
fbangrn for the better in four
■wotha. he says.
“Yau aee, there is an understand
Inc a aort of underground mnno
Mlaation between the prtsnoe-v in ail
the prlaon* of the country." added
Mr. Oaborne, “and the Jarkaon men
know me perfectly. I would not
have to get acquainted with them
and gain thetr confidence I have
that already "
Mr. Osborn* declared that the l- -t
thing In prlaon work that he knew
of ta Michigan *ra* the Pathfinder*
Club, and that be wondered tha’
the people of Detroit did a* appre
ciate It and give It their support.
Mr. Oaborne npnke in the Vr'tar
ton church Sunday evening on hte
I fart tn prison reform.
“Place the convict on hi* own h«»n
- «r. let him apply to a higher *t*nd
l id-, i t i n .,. l» « nji «, g- Ii n<.
V« III™ «»- i”7 a” T e »»'• - * v -wm -
Mice he show* toward other* In *hlw
| frofenaion. and then you have the
baale of prison reform." he *aid.
A luncheon was given Monday
f Moon tn the I). A. C. fir Mr t). *orr.e
L by ths Men a clno of the Unitarian
I aburch
BIRL OF 17 HELD
UP PROMOTION
OF DR. GRAYSON
WASHINGTON. Feb IS - The
Ight of a 17-year-old (rlrl hae pmha
My killed the chance of eenate con
Arm a Mon of the nomination of f>r
Cary T Oraymon. Preeident Wilson *
ph**lcl»r to be admiral.
The *lrl la M*m Duhoee. d»ogh
•sr of Capt Da bow* of the navy
•*dl»i corpa whom Grayaon would
•tonp In hta lona dlatance promo
ion
It developed today that «h*> had
keen to everr senator with the plea
Slat hfr father ought to have the
|4ace- that hta record vtx untar
•iabed In 41 ynr*' aenrlce and tha
thf service had b**n In art'ial war
tad tn every confer <*f the rlobe
trhere the navy go»»*
Now they're aayina on Cgpliol
SHI that Grayson’* nomination !•
Hdetra< hed Indefinitely and th»*
J»pi Dubose's flahtina da’iahter la
tnaponalhle. ffhe eaye
S'* did not want *he lobbying
Ihown
IERO WEATHER
DELAYS MAILS
Malta from every direction are
•eld up a« a result of the cold snap,
ad deliveries In Detroit will likely
w Irrecular for several day* be
jg Ruse of train delay*
i The Cincinnati train, Monday
sorn'n*. doe at S:OS, van three
J «mra late The Michigan Central
pom npp«-r Michigan, due here at
had not been heard from
BlM»ai»» train *—*»-.*.* «w s—<-
mall, which should have
I sacked Detroit at S o'clock, bad
U#: been reported. All aervtrc is
Ejwld up from four to five hours be
| |bir of the frlindttv » htch la * ith
| |t parallel In recent years
BajMstlat tWe ■l«l« ***a« kl*4—
r I Slafce—-Tim*, i.v Wat* «W
SOCIALISTS IN
MOVKMENT TO
END WORLD WAR
/ly rHiKLtS / STEWART.
{f tuff Correib'tndrnl l nit ft Prrta »
nr ENOS AIRES. F*-b. 11.- A do
elded movement was under way tn
Argentine today to solldtly Jkw let
t*t* thru'tut the world Into a move
ment to restore peace tn Europe
and to reestablish ilie nation* th«*r«
a* republic*.
The plan received enormous im
petu* yesterday *i * meeting *m
der the au*i>»c*-f of the Sortaliata
party, held d*«i-He a downpour of
rain In the Pl*z* C<Migr*-««>o Thou
awnd* braved the inclement w.-a*h
if jutd adopted re-olutkvn* n«»t only
for tbt* {»•*»••* art til* republic move
but also bitterly tied in« mg any
step* l.v th.- sovernnien* w htrh
would be calculated o bring ' * l
ear «o Afg'*n»ine.
It ha* been estimated here that
almo*’ one-b*lf «he *dui» i-opulafton I
of Hu.no* Vtre- t v- * *»?■•“ or (
more of the <>»e So-i
ASKSHOUSE
TO IMPEACH
WARBURG
Dther Reserve lioard
Members Also Named
By Lindbenrh
CONSPIRACY WITH
WALL-ST., CHARGE
Minnesotan Asserts
Public Was Mulcted
By Law Distortion
WASHINGTON Feb 15 -Charg
tng •'high crime* and misdemean
or*" In the adminlstra’ioa of cur
rency law*. Rep. Lindbergh of Mtu
nw»ota Monday n« the floor of the
hour- asked Impeachment proceed
ing* aaainst Gov Harding. Paul
Warburg and other member* of the
federal reserve board.
lundbergh charged ‘cog* piracy"
with J P. Morgan k Company.
Kthn. Loeb k Company, tn which
Psu! Warburg wa* a former part
ner. the nr** National bank of Nee
York, and other great banking In
atitutlon*.
Paul Warburg Lindbergh charged,
had been active in framing the fed
oral reserve legislation, in the inter
eats of big business and. with
other*, had "by *ecrei mean*"
•ought to tnflnence and obtain the •
atpotntment of '.he present mem
her* of '.he board
In connection with this “lobbv
tag" tn the framing of the l-g»ia
♦Km 1 Jndberrh »aid ronct nane >*!
powers had been v*s»ed m this
board
The people of the t’Oited State•«
Undbergh charged, "had V«*n In
jured to the • ilent of **-v**r»l hil
Ilona of dollar* thru maladmintstra
tion of currency laws."
CORPSE PROVES TO
BE MUCH ALIVE
CKDAK RAIMI'S Ih. Feb 13 - A
proetrate ’Kwiy. .'ovrred with a l ian
ket, wits '•orne into the embalming
icora of *i local mvry i* .it the hour
if 1 a. m rec«n'ly .“’'*l*n:n faced
[ men ato*l :n the dim light a» the
undertaker drew **»rk the blanket
i*n<’ gazed d<»wn on e'ul face
and tb* "low* I ey-lid*.
Suddenly the corpse sat up and
:ook*d around
"What place is iht**" he linked
tincoocecne;'l)r. "An undertakers!
Well, it's warm hen- anyway. Guess
"11 stay all right.’
And b<- t»rk to ctmtinu*
his nwp, driwtn.* the bLanset up
around bit chin.
It had been an >e • confusing ir.if
take. A body d-slined for bun.*i in
this cltv and an in ur<d mn-i' be
mg returned frm a rri»r.n «»mp at
Granite, la, » «* th- reformat rv at
Ansmosa, arriv'd «n the *gru« Gain
“Ther*'s your fo-p-*." a police
m.-in had fold th< driver of the
tnorrre ». ror a-* !;• «aw th* s»retrh
ir ltearing th*- injured man h.i»il*d
nut if »he tagea-t <ar Th" Iriv.-r
aske«| no further questions
Nor dl*l th." deputy ;n char?*- of
I ti»e man Irterfer* ti" r>*liev*«i t'-e
wagon to he an * ' • ul.vnce whi« b
Jiad be**® ordered m> nr* t th*» iratn.
And the pert inlrut" tj.*» “cori «e"
w,!- conre'-'nc pl«j«-*fjMy with the
roar. «f tr*« 'ar . . | emh iirn r
fluids Frightened'* Indeed he
| Put what •* on Id yc. < do If y.mr
liorp.*» - up itul •*’ '• and n > »'r
l».ir
New Co'Do r ationa
Article* of association h..«ve yen
I fifed with *he county *!*■ rk by the
Chased Slid Knies *oci* ty (the **o
clety for I lie relief of the dead I. a
Jewish organization, which Is to r
sure its roe mix r* pT<»f*er . uriaJ for
the payment of du» * amounting to
120 cents a month, and the lav*lle«
Imed Kettef aortetr
I
Ordct Man Deported
CJ. Oliver ITIcK. chief immigration
tntpector. has ord«re*t the deporta
tion of Wiliam De«i*rling to Ig»n
don Ont. T K *- tn«t**<* t,ir «ays that
fN-tterlinc violated t •• immigration
laws tn bringing »nm<n into the
•fates for Improper purposes
MERCHANT
USESCUNON
ASSAILANT
Harry Roth Shoots Man
Who Attacks Him
With Ax
VICTIM MAY
NOT REC OVER
Police Seek To Connect
Him With Meisner
Slaying
H»v r > Ko’h. propi -U>r »-f a .lr*
good* »*ore a’ No Gratiot gr*
*h,.» and ‘-nously »o';n-l*-d I*-m
inn \ Ninok 12 y**ar* old. who *ti
tered the ftoi*- tor the p-irp<*** of
r >bb> ry shortly 4ft* f r.'i»n Monday
N vn« ck hid » cv-m; .in: n * h*» •
raped.
R-.th w aa * nkrnt aNr:*.th* *’>r*
when MfiMCh mml * -
er’ervd Mr» K.«:a wai’ed i-n
h»m \ar.e» a '-ought a hat for a
dollar, but laid do* q only T.v cn'i
an> the two left a* Ko*h threatened
to call the p< ll> e.
An h'->- r !a'*-r IN- I*-' o*n>' ba k.
Nvn*- - carry r*« ai :n h - l an-l
11* ru*b*-d toward* H*>ih. who
grabbed up a loaded revolver from
a nearby dra**r and shot tw. *' n
N -ne a « direction Or* «>f th*- b"i
let* pa«*e*l »hr*i \ane»k.' ne«-k and
the oth*»r thr-i hi* t»a* k Hi* con*
panion rushed for the door and e*-
ca; ed
Naneek flr>- wa* ’aken to tbe
CbrOM* poiice nation, but la’» r
«ra.% removed to ih* re*ei>mg bo*
pnal Ho i* in ct.liral <ondl»N.n
and r» not expee’ej to liv.
On Nov l* two Dalian* *nt*-re-'
Roth's store and **ol- a large
amount of c!othl"s j-:n*e th*ri
Rn'h ha* kept a load*d revolver r.
a convenient place
The police are trying to learn if
Naneck wa* '.n any way 'oncern*-*!
In the alaying of l«adore
a Michigan aTe rhoe mefchAC’. ***-
erai day* ago.
BOY. AGED TWO,
BADLY BURNED:
MAY NOT RECOVER
S»aalev Koiopm*ki. 2 year* old.
wa* *o severv-K birn*!*l when »h*
home. No 45 Tven' vejjh’h -t to*:k
Are m a mjrszenou- mvnrer ah-uj’*
,r *»o. M«»nday, that hi* r**covrrv i»
1 nor *xp*-c’ed. Th- child »*.* fah* n
to the city hospital :-nd !ai*r remov
• ed to the UVilfiren'* Pree h*h*ptt ii
The child* nar-'i-* found th»*
' vieingv’er e« j (n flame* » v i>n
1 bi* cn»— i ,, thei- ati*r'un
; Th* ht>m wa* -*d!y damaged Th
j crigtn ! he ‘ lag*- ,t unknown
M«ery J Sireng Cev
Foil*.w na ■• V ■ • r.- r.- • ' < •
Henr J S rene • j* ar . o 4 :
Satuniay, .n hi* tv-m- No v* -
Garfe!d ave \fv <-r*"z t- • -• v* -
* jTaf» a 7l •’rnfiTo' • '-I
[tlerk* 'ffl.ee He wa* a m*n.t»r o'
| the Odd Fallow* and of ih»- Order
|of »h»- \miranth Thfe * irv ; v r.r
(family Include* Mr* Streng ar.d
j laurhter. two brother* m* ri*t«r
1 and Mr* S’r-n*: ~r Funeral or
! rice* will be held Wednesday af’»*r
' noon, tn the hone, ard late- in St
I r.uke * rhurth, under ‘he auspice. **f
(the Odd Fellow ►
Children Cry for Fletcher's
CASTOR IA
. .. \ ;
The Kind You Hare Alway* Bought, and which has been
la use lor orer orer 30 years, has borne the signature of
. /r , made under his per-
al wpervl,lon « lnc « W*ncy.
********* Allow no one to deceive you in this
All Counterfeits, Imitations and “ Just-as-eood» arc
Experiments that trifle with and endanger the health of
Infants snd Children—Experience against Experiment
c What is CASTORIA
CastorU is a harmless substitute for Castor Oil,
Dr-ps and Soothing Syrups. It is pleasant. It contains
neither Opium, Morphine nor other narcotic substance It*
age is ks guarantee. For more than thirty yea-* jt
f ° r v the rfl,cf " 1 Coa*tip.ti«wi, Flatulency!
Wind Colic and Ihairhoea; allaying FeTtrishneas ariurg
therefrom, and by regulating the Svimach and Bowe's
GENUINE CASTORIA ALWAYS
In Dse For Over 30 Years
The Kind You Have Always Bought
DETROIT TIMES
‘FIRST” PAPERS
TAKEN OUT BY
■'»00 ALIENS
Thr poas'hilltv <>( firhnng agninst
their native countries did not Je'.er
M»0 ali»»n* fr >m taking cut f|r*t cltl
r* nvhi;» pip- r* during the w« • k
v hrn all r» <onl« fn: n iMiralliatlon
acre bnvken In ihe United State* dl*
1 trict court and th* county clerk's
t-flire Mt»*i of th*>*-e a» re A-tvirtana
' .«nd AW-ni an* In ra»e <»f con-*ertp
' ■:> n H y might b« railed up*»n to
ahi aaatnei their for •er couniry
i • A.viurf.iy l"o men applod a»
i- »"'.int t.-rkV* >‘flce ihj* h'J'Jiher
i lb*- «v*r:»rr nun.her of
in -i* J in or inure week in
■ > .* • * The *' called * fl**t
I -*>r> i r « a re- ifica’e d«*c!annK
,i r-i.ci mi* n»* ito b*<or.ie % citl
... fejer;,! c-uft cleik*
, •• , if-i. r-* *«*re iik re than 10*» ceo
e* during the week.
LAWRENCE PRICE
PASSES AWAY
Former IVmocmtic i andittate
For Senator Succumbs
To lllne*is
I VSSING Mch Feb 15 law
: -.it * :ie ;r- -id-nt o( the !«an*
:u ,\ui*v U*kl); ociiuny. l»» nua ratlc I
I’. -J'd-te f *r Un.’-d Stviea aenjlor
last fall, former < •-.*{ «»o4tce of
I ir*inc and otherwl.'»r active in rlty ,
»*T- -i- ! M - A lemen*. Mon i
d.AV wh r* he wa* receiving
in* 1 'u: ’r» I’mc-tt Ho wife *ve*
v rs h rv. Mr !*ric» ws* a veteran
cf rhe c.vil Air b.avtrg enll.-ted
wt» n i* anil > rved thruoui recelv
,iig wound* a’ haacelloravllle and
.. !tv*: is H« v*u wjih the flr-*. j
( r -n t’ (•-{>- to r- ,u h K’.laara. He
«.;»oe to in
CTNMNGHOM
WANTS 54-HOUR
LAW FOR MEN
fan * * V <'-nt} ngham. state la
b« r --omn -«lor*-r i« of the opinion
that the ihr ir ii* limiting the
» r»:nc ir» of *i'm*-n. ?houM be
• j’end* and to include men
In hi* annual report to the gov
err. r i* . ir* - ‘ha’ legislating
.* ne **-ar> to fla the number of
r. r* *hjr s.paM eonsLtute a stand
■» - t. -lay for male employe*
\ • > ’hi* * nd will be Introduced
in the !-c:*,aTure.
\V. hav*- protected widow* and
h ■■ n why *hou!dn‘’ we pro
•a., h.-wd of the house.” *ay«
;h. m r :. *-.»/ner. ‘lf we took bet
-r »r- </ ’he workingman we
v and bat* f.wer widow* and chil
dren o •upport."
v ** '-u;j-owering Tha labor com
• • ner ’ p ’' *h the water any
Ir, :;vid'ia concern pay* It* etn
p!i y**«. a'*o i* recommended by
u*m;mis*loner Uunn.ngbam.
TAITTt) SPEAK
HERE SATURDAY
V<rrr*r Pr* lent William H Ta”
* :'! rti » ,r -n *ddre*a in Iw-trolt Sa*
iiru.iv • .••nina Feb. IT A dinner
w i| rum :n hi* honor In Hotel
*'y er sv c.’iren* of fietrolt The
ir.--■••*»* -id and rner win |e for th*
• of organ ting a Mirhigsr
of tbe Ia agu* to Enforrt
I'rsc
' 1 < *:»f
t < ts t» no branch of th*
-< r r «,rr «ntz*tion O-orge H
Xlci . o' Chicago, an of
• l organization, t* arrar.g
rc t|. d-*.t • Mavnr Man Fred
ej r \ M A g*r. George || Har*Kiu
p U • Cornni *«»oner Couzen* P^d*
■ *ee * William ljT.ng*to*ie. H*t.-
M I« tnd and many oth»r prom
-„jo . u hr ,. r*V#- cosiinPtee or
i rrangeno-n**.
PACIFISTS
WORRYING
WILSON MEN
Administration Is Dis
tressed By Bryan’s
Activities
backdown”NOW
IS SCORNED
No Dickering With
Berlin Possible While
C-Boats Are Uncurbed
WASHINGTON, Feb 1J Pence
prv;<*ganda. larg-iy fostered be for
mer Secretary of State Bryan and
hi* friend* ha* groan to an eitent
that attracted the attention of got
rrnment heads today
A* one feature of a concerted
drive to enlarge the peace *plrlt.
TOO women representing "The Kmer
gency r*eace federation" were
booked to surge Into congress to
day to urge a broader pacificism
Meantime two big peace office#
here with heavy corp# of atenog
rapher* were *h<K>ting out peace
'etter*. while peace propaganda tel
• grams poured Into the White
House and state department
The whole situation distressed
administration supporters They
felt it manufactured more peace
-pint already large- and he!p*d
tl* the government's hands In rase
tt regarded war against German*
as necessary for preservation of
Vr-.erlian rights honor and dignity
Official* laid *he German feeler
of Saturday- suggest ion for the
1 rlfed States German conference
•i avoid war -directly to peace
pn paganda. while some authorities
« igrested that the hand of former
S-cretary of State Bryan was in
the deal.
Much aa the government would
’lk. to keep at peace It does not
•rant to face an artificial pwace
r ptrit; It doe# not want to appear
'efore the world and eepecially bo
•ore t'rermvny as either “too proud"
or "too fat" to fight
The government frankly scorns
in advance any suggestion of a
German conference unless Germane
\lters her submarine warfare Offl
«!• said they will not be party
•o any discussion while ships are
' endangered by ruthleaanes*
Meantime, however, neutrals have
offered to do whatever they ran to
swerve Germany, it la officially
stated at the state department
Thev are quietly bringing pressure
on the Imperial government.
H.C.BULKLEYTO
QUIT AS RECENT
I
\ttomey Will Not Hun Kor
Second Term, He Tell*
Committee
Harry C. Dulkley. No So»> Union
*i*tust bulldin*. regent of the t’nl
verstfy of Michigan, will not l*e a
isndldste for re-e'ectKvn He Is
completing hi* first term a* regent
Tlir ar.to in com out that Mr Bulkley
will not b*- a candidate this -prins
was in the form of a letter lo th* j
: Wayne co» nty K.-oubll* an commit
j tr* Ilia retiremerl doubtle-*, vs til j
I throw nia.iv carv'tdi.tes into a cr.Wi j
1 palgn for the regerw j Mr Tbilgle?
taya that hla po*|ti< n a* regent has
taken too migh of his time
MGHT OF POLICE
PATROL CAUSES
THIE V TO CONFESS
After FYank K Stear* had offered
to walk to the poltce station and
•ell the story of the dlsaopearance
from the Statler hotel, last Nov 21
of a parcel post package of Jew
elry worth 1200. IWtoctivea Coat* ,
and Rick sent the patrol wagon
fr» m the Usona hotel. Cltiabeth *t i
west, and accompanied their man
*o the detective bureau Stear* broke |
town at the sight of the police pa
•ml. and pleaded that he m.ght be
permitted to walk to the station
He later adnUt'ed that h*- had taken
a lavalterre and a brooch, the prop
erty of Mrs Florence M Milner
and had given them to a friend in
Cincinnati. Stear* ts charged with j
grand larceny
Urge More Pay *or T<?*che*s
Member* of the fviron Federation
of Women's clubs, of whom there
are about 4.000. have adopted a reso
lution favoring the increase in *al- i
arles of elemental teachers for
v bich an Item is Included In the |
1 oard of educatl-vn owdget amounting
to f lk? A ct>n> of the resedo
tion and recornmeri iation ha* b. m
set warded lo th* bo*rd of education ,
!• is signed bv Lulu A W Wilson, ,
president, and Mabel U. Simpson, j
-.ecordirvg secretarv.
frin'lae —*ge *l*l* Sl«4 - «>»t !
la H«ki-rmo JaV t*-p> —Mala «a>*
SAXON
Shipments will be
resumed at once
Production of Saxon cam was tem
porarily interrupted due to a ft re
which partially destroyed our main
plant in Detroit on Saturday morn
ing, February 3.
However, we had under lease ad
ditional factory quarters of greater
floor space than the plant which
was damaged by ft re. New equip
ment has been installed here and
Monday morning, February 12th,
we shall begin building cars, in thia
newly equipped plant
We have a large supply of material,
such as motors, axles, frames,
oodies, rims, fenders, radiators, etc.
We accept this opportunity to express our appreciation of the splendid help
given us by a host of friends We especially thank the Detroit Fire and
Police Departments; the Telephone and Telegraph Companies; the Insur
ance Companies; the Banks; the Railroads; the office equipment companies
who so quickly refitted our offices; the printers who worked all Saturday
night and Sunday to give us anew set of office and factory forms and
stationery; the contractors who have provided new factory working
quarters in a week’s time; other automobile manufacturers; suppliers of
parts who have co-operated in every possible way; our dealers throughout
the country who have given every assurance of loyal support.
By virtue of this assistance our organization has been able quickly to right
itself and will soon lie turning out good Saxon cars in large quantities.
SAXON MOTOR CAD CORPORATION, DETROIT, MICHIGAN
Present l/ocation of General Offices—62l-659 Bellevue Ave.
Present I oration Factor)' —Beaufait and Sylvester Sts.
Hlie LoVHJW) GoMBUhV
DISTRIBUTORS of SAXON MOTOR CARS
wvnd#mrd of F*otmrr
oitxoit
TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 13. 1917.
TcablemanosT
The cost of the Cable may be a II
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but the value you get in Style, Scr- E 9
U vice and Tone makes them worth II
the difference. You will appreciate
U you try them. LJ
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SSO Victrola IX
Jouble faced Records, price Is $54 50
_ —with same Records and
Complete Outfit 1 h ‘ nd#oni, ‘ Record Cabinet. »*T 50
Wry Easy Payments
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4KE US TODAY
VICTROLA IX. SSO
| Tree concert :
< In Our Yictroln Recital Hall Tue*. Afternoon at 2:30 !
BERT J. MILAN. Violinist. HOWARD M. MINER. PianoDat ![
( A program you’ll enjoy—and you’r* moat cordially Invited.
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Detroit Branch, 57-59 Monroe Avt.
21 Store*. Head juarter*. 243*247 Woodward Avenue
Fir«t Floor Vtctrola Salto Rooms
ADVERTISE IN THE TIMES—IT PAYS
stored fn our plants outside the
main plant and this is available for
immediate use in building cars. We
have on hand now a supply of all
parts necessary in assembling fin
ished cars.
Tn spite of the temporary delay, we
expect to complete our ahipments
to ail our dealers on schedule time.
Fortunately our Service Depart
ment was not touched by the rtre
and we are able to give immediate
attention to the needs of all Saxon
owners from our large supply - of
service parts.
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The loss sustained by the fire was
fully covered by insurance.