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worn only by newspapermen, and
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have found thetr way tnto alien
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the police station the court* and ,
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HI \H character and standing in this com
munity c>f the men v.h> comprise the
Board of Directors of this Bank rrwrhs
in a large degree the ciuiractcr and
standingof the B.rnk itself. Ihe broad
business experience cf thc'c men is
brought daily intoar.d guides the activ
ities of this institution
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not connected with Detroit itapern.
wire used In fake schemes that
wrre intcstlKated by the police
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ens has decided to follow the h>»
tern used in eastern cities. He will
Issue cards to employed newspaper
non. faring the name of the hold
er the name of the paper for which
he works and a personal descrip
tion that will identify him The
cards will be renewed every si*
months, a different color being ns* J
with each change
It will he a terrible blow to some
venlant reporters who have cheap
ened the profession they are trying
to learn by childish and unwise dis
play of the nickel plated badge
I ri'en them by the police depart
ment They now face the dreary
prospect of walking around the
town with only a special deputy
sheriff*s badge upon their uiwnly
bosoms
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posing as new spap«>rmen »o the die
credit of honest workers of the
;>re * probabli will have to go to
work or *ls- «.nk into retirement
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MONDAY. FEBRUARY 19. 1917.
FITZ” ABANDONS
TRIP TO CUBA ON
WASHINGTON ‘TIP’
Mayor'll Secretary "Kddli ,M Fit*
ifirmld. Ktro ('umoiliiioDrr Charlra
flipper! ami Mrn Clipper!. and Wit
Ham Cllppnrt havr callrd off their
trip to Tuba »n<l I*anama because
of the Cuban revolt, according to a
telegram received by the mayor
Saturday from New Orleans They
were advised not to make tjie wa
ter trip front Waahlncton Accord
injrly. they Tta*c changed their
plana and will now »o to (Jnlfporl,
la. Waahlngton and New York,
returning to Iw-trolt about Mitrrb I.
1—46,312
j Tlirifty People Opened
| Wayne County and Home Savings
Bank Accounts During 1916
Wayne County and Home Savings Bank
| EOI'NDED IS7I
Sixteen Offices in Detroit (
——mmmmmm—H——— mtmm
IHORNBLOWEA & WEEKS I
- MEMBERS -
New York, Boston and
Chicago Stock Exchanges
Orders Executed In All Security Markets
J. J. HAYES, Manager
201 Penobscot Building, Detroit, Mich.
=i
Progress!
At the Detroit Automobile Show, the
one car on which you popular approval
most icall y centered was the
1 iarroun.
Engineers admired its advanced fea
ture'- ot design. Production experts mar
veled at the many ways in which manu
facturing problems had been simplified.
Dealers \ arned tor the chance to sell it.
MotrtrPt' exclaimed, “Here il the car we
want!“
Non saw them; you heard them; you
joined in the chorus yourself. )
Now fr*r prrxiucfion !
Visit Wayne and yog
will find the new llarroun
plants nr.iring completion
and <oon to hr ready for
the installation of the ma
chinrrv that will give thrm
a production capacity of
8.000 cars a month.
( ontrart* for material*
have been accepted hy sttch
firms as Briggs, Timken.
Atoach, Remv nnd Willard.
And Sales!
Dealer applications are
bring rapidl> tnrnrd into
fivr year contracts
Thr fi:*t cif these con
tracts w.t* w ith J W T .rs
vill & f’o, of San Fran
cisco. 1 a*■ f year thr largest
distributors of motor « nrs
in thr world
The Detroit contract is
with J. M. Wetroore and
Hugh S. Quinn, men rec
ognised for many years as
leading Michigan retailers.
This stock and the guar
antee behind it constitute,
we believe, an unusually
promising future as an in
vestment.
• The present price is $7 a share, but the rapid develop
ment of the enterprise will, we believe, warrant us in ad
vancing the price very soon to par value—slo.
\\r invite \ntir remittainr by mail <»r tw a -all it mtr inter. *l
attires, fourth fhxir of thr l>odf* vslii. h Mill Ir kept pm
e\crm*»» for votir « ntivrmmrr
Harnun Motors Corporation
Cherry 3250 Jefferson at Brush St., Detroit
Local
'MAYOR WILL NOT
FILL VACANCIES
ON SCHOOL BOARD
Mayor Mari raid Saturday that
hr would not All thr flva eilatlng
vacancies In thr hoard of (-duration,
wblrb expire In June Tha nrw
arvrn tuan board will go into oflV« r
July 1, and th* 1 mayor believe*
thrrr I* no actual need for tba live
Inrprelum until that time.
In 1920
JuaUe*—What e thr charge*
Officer Stealing prtntnea from a
;rwc|fy More. >r r honor!
m«llM— tb. plain a.at ktM—till
la rl|kt~Tlart J«-h l>.p» W.tn *.%*•
No Other Security
Obligation
The llarroun Mot ora
*
lx»rporiUtiU I*a » hut one ve
runt' » Mir it* sß>,ooo.- i
poo of common stock. 4
For patents, designs and
preliminary work. 400,000
shares ha • hern paid Ray
llarrrnin and Ins associates,
who have, in turn,
it-*d thrm with the Treas
urer of thr Statr of Michi
gan. to remain in escrow
until the payment of a divi«
d«*nd of st least |i’*oo,ooo, or
to hr otherwise u*ed for the
benefit of thr corporation.
Five h ii n and r<• and thousand
shares were underwrit
ten hy a group of Ww
York financiers; 100,000
shares have been placed on
direct sale Ihe entire is
sue is marketed hy a me
dium of ad interim certifi
cates, n<*n negotiable and
redeemable in six months
a proven safeguard
against unfair market
manipulation.

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