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90t DIPPY'S DIAKY.
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FI WM WAIKiMd DOWN TOWN, 1 BUMPED M4TO * C*LXdP WHO
WAvT LOOK IK-<f THE WAV
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r r WHY DON’T
AM LOOKINGT* X.. »
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LOOK FOR'
FIGHT IN
CONVENTION
,
Republican Gathering!
May Not Be “Love
Feaat" Anticipated
KENT CROWD MAY
BTART SOMETHING
Grand Rapids May
Offer Candidate For
State Chairman
Tbor* was oome tenseness In the
sir about th* Pootchartratn hotel
noodi\ momtng. preceding th*
opening of th* Republican state run
••■turn sirvcrtl of tb* matter. to
• €4t»e ttf» nmnnH unsettled and
Ibrrv ww prospects that a fight
might b» staff'd aft*r all in tJii*
gat haring that nan ..nticipnied m Ik*
m mtirrr —i-f- - , . - - - - mr
r~ • , ) p« sw.-s
Gocat Will y*
loo* AT T*' liuMCH OF "Com TOPLOQIOA tsuo IN
WniTEO. H.C308 * TV* GOLDL* TfIJM TMi%4f AH lO TT THE
"'ahPHLFTS Y£ CtOO*S I 3w«t OOOBT or THf n?OP«rA t FoLl-^n
WHAT an AUSOPTHIXT 1 ♦ j L»C IV Th£ Im6 '. rp FOi?(jET
l— J '7<XrtL'TILooDLE 3 A*o DfliNic OF ThL
' 7 y FOWWTAI S ET£QNAI
3- cofiM
jrSp f 3
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- . r I } SMf AFTEf?- UAOx A r o»rO\_A
| t>6" oCo*U=t< 0 r Nfc*r Rw-,
o Pl't UMHU. n , as 3uL , e 3*OW ~)Toen COHE3 nCu'LL TF A
[>lP ALL C/LiJ 3AIT’ , NATTOCLAILV TA*L DC NE*T
Junk coot Fotjn i —>, sJouTM V
Rflla donna? * v 4*44.
L . i_ V —pop-1
tin)# more than a ”’oa* fiaot "
The busv workers engaged In tr* ]
iug to “iron out” «T«rythi&| that
mifh’ stan an argument »»rf ha*
tLg hard «lidding Om obstacle «u
“the William Alden Smith tmn'b"
so the delegation f*tm Ken? count*
wna stvled Ttierr was some talk,
serrthed to tho Kent »rowd that a
candidate might be «prung against
John D Man rum for state chair
ran As Mangrum has been rhaar
m«a only a year, during which tlm*
hX bandied the cam palm that
brought his party bark Into power
!n Michigan, his frienea were an
nr-ed by any talk of contesting his
l* election Chairman Mangum de
t tie.] thst he did nor want a poet
lion of vATty rewporalbilhy thv h« i
s'n.!d hSTe lo flght lor
The Kent eoantv delegate* *Jjo
h*\e • caod’dAte for member of *h
htgtf board of education ir the per
eon of AI Lap. M FTeeland. t oti.nii*-
jtteoec of achoois in hi* from- rot:n
[ f.- Some of the Ken- delegate* *»r
act used of lacking enihusiastn for j
’ »F hooie can' da*»«. while o-b*-
thv our y ’-rrmg 'o ge< t<g*- f.*r
h.m
- T\Jk of Wayne po#* ibiiit) "pi trinr
ils 5% vede* three wgri or. The
ioard of education nom nation. rlv
ins 102 to Fre* land, lhj to T E
JohtpAon. of CWdwk'er and 102 to
Thoms* J Vadal. »-f Oityet, can.!i
. dule for re-*ln»'tic*n. aroused oc en
I l.iosiaem either, am ♦ grfr of the can
KEEPING UP WITH THE JONESES.
—By SINNOTT.
didates is amio - i« tc get %c*a» real
hetp frrxn W \>pp
The reaohi'ion* to b* adopted an*
to be »nt:es w.th nor* than usual
care The delegate* haTe etnr-ree ?
ihe idea that resolution* back-ig up
President Wiltoa sh"«iid be woidej
that tdelr gpri* of patriotism should
b< thorol? *ipr*«n»d. si'bsit ail«m
ing any apparent htost of th? ir*-«i
uent pollt)cail> to “get by."
Also the mate central committee
has formnll* mad** its nqiwi for
t»o matter* lore di?>cu**#d by it to
tc taken u© by the resolutions com
nip tee in the hope i>; impressing the
legislature The state c*n'r»l t*ody
notild like to have ibe primary law*
airentlrvl o as to provide for th»
holding of the *'i*te oonvenutin
ahead »j< the pric.at) election -. .n
• tead **f t»>er tb.nr with the ptrt>
enrollmen* rv*'.ore'l. [t *1- > as ‘>**l*l
Ilk* to htAe tfr** law <fr>Qgi'd tfl a
direct* th* felertio*) of count J <h>lr
men ao»f dSftirlUf* bA th* «nndt*svoff
for rffee fh* ste*e cefiintl 'ot’imit
tee wan’s 'iietn chosen .n *h<" *pfing
* 0 they WIM b* on the )«;b »h» 0 ?;:•
"indrdat"* *r* herrr rtnm— * ~rr
ready to prtA-ced wnh 'he rn.paign
M tnv of th* dsUttiei iff.-n-l >i
tb* bar -jet of the F. ghifr 9 id H
pnhltcaa Sub in t*?e r*ri* wm«l b-.u**
M< ndsy evening fil which former
b?ste Senator RoiOert Y o»r ure» i
*d ylper-h*. were mad- by Mfivo
M4rt and n .meron* rsnd U’e *
l
DETROIT TIMES
THE
OTAGE
m mnn* orraa hoi ir.
If »* had so billy Sunday ws
i * aid have to Nilii Mollulay, a a
- II agree who was in IP*
1 iHiruii opera Im. use. UuoKay evening
a»«l oc gtuisG Uaorgv U Lillian »
[civver -atitaltaadoa to the comedy,
H l•t h» • it all Holiday. o( lm
Hll sun«lav|em with which the
<• mtr* I* familiar. Tits theater wan
fil'd in o»r) »<at an«t inert- wai«
!•* ■*> laughter from the opening to
the end f the play
L?.l jr H ll ia> e a Mew T.wk bar* I
t»n l< r of Uje classy, dr»«*> type who I
g«>-• t< i email Sew r.tigiasut town I
u> take - *-aege of the bar in anew I
; h t wh..h |te rich man «»f the
au<l likewise the local h'*wtr.
ha* ere-ted |t< spit# the proprietor
f tl •• An.eriisn hi -tse br. auev the
latte refuees to well llquur in the
The opentr.f scene Is the
u • ent Lai h* r • r of the Arnert*
»- where Icily, having a
elate an.* a mam ure-only three
.•?-r relliwi ».• -e e\sr known to
be de*pera’e In the whole rareer
of thi »h p me»»« the hrewer and
h ' -in. t f .ni h i rd'alty hat
ed l-v evet> n l ?shr,«burg.
and after eising u; the two of ’em
de dee he w uMp t work for om
so- « m 1 lion a r* ‘n-it- Pilly has a
•pi • k Midgaien*. of h on nature and
> and 'hte*
a< ibutea and a • . in Iking for
the tu: net w h -ee fs*h'r Is
t> e n n *ter. rrah** up n’« mind he
will give the Oramgere eenlor and
..... a little • - heir nosey
... | *wr he M
| co;:tplta-se tt Bill' wage* up *be
•« g a r c nd himself •
1 rrci.tr ••■rsat n »* , er having made
| a t »»*>:'♦ r % nee «r»»- k n »he town hall
I the evening y. *t|net and before he
| ha* t ri* *r» recover hi# own
I r.rv he finds *\.me«lf latinchsd
I . n a -arret of epee hmahtng In the
‘ - ereets o| * • s • hi ml t‘» *den
jttv es PIV * K .e v -l*l*»i 4 **. Is tost
•n that of B'tly, the preacher.
rre.l N Mo ►»€ the role of Hotll- |
i iat as 1 slth- ho has h«an p.avn*
for tw e rear* h»
!'n-h-i * t w*h «p ntar> t> enthusl
a*ro and bree»ine*« a** t ear He* the
« it wit) n in Lhs full
e • rn.’gi inert of h!s daring and
da*h
* * •»» «oi« f* ♦*«» eea eon 1*
sh» w k J *eph Allen as Jed
»Mp**« em an and
g planer Mr At
!*• I • e . f c*ara-ter work 1
flat • a yn ' r < r **Bal!t) nstu- i
ra?ne*e • and regi hvftran tooch»a
\ * n « * **« etpe. led from Cohan
a-k~ W -*ce« n \-e ***o
e *»r. lrdeV»Tedne«* to 're «rge M»d
d’e'en and ««u' fL'lton for *ucre*- J
t one *• i t»n of pr play the i
S’l.rr r.t *>t t-the-TraM ftoll;<?sy" :« i
timelv. 'ea* nah>. • *h w t a»-d I
1. f • 11*1 It rhrewd cornmor j
a-nee art rra-tlca* r»hl|.-*eophy. The j
■*i»n -(♦*« .re «j; «k ’fuMr drswa i
t> pew r h* » jnd >* %nv small com- I—
♦> »H -an nst’ire stand* !
o*;* '’in, t* e f'ur a. *« of the pem»dv i
do» • fr rr* everythin* fVhan
a r *e*
• ear i x "rtPi Includes, he
•id « Me V v i** t Mr Allen T**onn
a« -ew *» Ms • M rteere* rnrnef B
P* ■ I- e r cv)i.r, Thomas Vfa-
Tn'e. n Vatnard. Thomas
• •• *■ M*e, « r n Me-
L* ore i f*> rle« lift » AI Ollmor*
*f.»—’ Te *rv Ix'rerr Atwood and
v a :* 4 T 'e
r.» ' r tr t?atrTTTor'cr
r. A B It II H
T'e F'ame "a*'<-<! hr«TJ|snthr s?
* . (he Oarr’ek 1
t k A! r. lav n ght when tt open- |
• * an engage --erf of a fire-k This j
* m*»nt to nve* t e See *hst th» 1
ipeefßoto t'srif war »n wnr»*nally i
e* : y ne that the f •Hi-', effects |
were g-rgeou* and elsL »ate and i
•rat the personage* of the drama ]
Were pict«ees<jue AS a play, bow
er*' it was not a* tnre*e«t)ng a*
ws • th» T re. . srner* of the one-arm
■ and *•»' if de. -rat' r who*e .-at* the
ph *. so *• »and <}•*gn-'»se*i as the hive* 1
TV-hard tt « tort T -Ky has sought I
• , v the t.f .sed ord t -n of s'- I
?4 '• n M« ’ > ard succeeded so!
rr* i t»-a* not i *!y d*d It appear tFat i
\ if* r hg* tof «V* J
• :rt * ** *
a • 'a ipi« f n ne** i. |
; •L.p< k «rT , d In h# tn •- fr.p hMj*kt+ !
V+tU rif.y of U * W#x »n |
*st*fi* or»r •}>+ Htl< • %n
Th+ *tory Xu do *2!h th<* f , r .
f mlk#’ !h*tr f! VkV<Y|vf« fh* j
1
m\ g»-', rr S'/.t I' >r r th# M*Xirn.r
•►i a * * t • c Prl * r
* k n* • 1-r f b*Ar 1 j
* #-1 n a f«r |
Ar t grw* a*r f • hr tK*
* a Tesan • prosp#* • off
# # t **, ' r • *'• rg{ a #♦ira pi r.af* ts r i
~y * f l*k* I
k .tnr* 1 .in*
TT * i rrpsnv ts an evrspe oralli
i *-*■• *i' and there is always a|
1 rr-*- *r wd -n t'e in*, mah ng a
It r p. ';-e the i lurt'l*'* !
r* k too * .e.h Withont sartng snr- j
• • Ti w *t| while \Vb*n *h» •
[ '.e-omee *a*ed t IS ’lm» t* go hre
f-» thee* )■ r*(ijr nct v lcg e•• t
keep one p iir.' i II li
i’'%rkne«* |* ano'her es the *V«e. |
-t -» of 'h «pi ere Th. dancer* I
v ' Vt Contents OFIuH tracts
CE3
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E;?mS’ A'ws f: a b.- P--p »»'«»'■» ri
Y i«c
N * r^r^L' 1 £IX
?»{> *. j; (*crrf«itnriNMwl
i cu'Kiw Opiom Morphia* **l
'■>i< * . , Muuepil Not VAwronc
|
JSIMJ /W-W v
fif* j £JSTU .
Vh?; /
,4i-c *-* s-rs 1
si • A MpCul fcf
Jo|[r; Const ipAtlnn and Durr***
And •"* '
irlnunT
'*{ i« j. j /*. Mnnr. af j
Cx«a Copy of Wrapper.
!• on* nr two irtnM would i*uh
cold r\ n In Ih* land pictured it
they wore ikr r>>atuHi»« Ihrt do «n
the tt*(» with It* «lrai*ghla
dsmrnee* and then they t» II a lot of
•r.rets to on* another that at*
ueuallv coith ted only to Ihf fatally
pltyelctatt
Tr«ri>
Stella i coon *or«r» «l«»vi
trt a treat She ha* a couple new
one* thl* week at the Temple where
she an 4 HI Ilia Taylor are the headline
at tract lew Aad aha also work* in
several other of the later popular
• ire wheh ehe combiner with h#«
cw •, special hran<t of oomedv The
pa*r furnirhod unbouiulrd amu>*m»m
J)l> n.tay afternoon. Mm Mayhrw re
.» ■ K prill • « In *if r an i>* l
tiler way of putting a.Tvas the com
er! v
\N hat mark* Mm Maybe** •* a
leading comedienne la her Interpre
ter nos Pick Whitings ' And the*
a! *1 It Plateland Week aft «
we ( V various iter* hare been hs*
tug their torn at It. but It remained
for M *• Mayhewr to add The n*« an
cle that brought the audience to
tearful igughtau-.
Mart* .Nordstrom a /it* bit* ' as
•he -alls them. e> okej itai ere adtni
rat 'l', f her «t. eptionnl taien? Ms*
S'or flat eons, who in prtsate life is
.Vre Henry K t»i»ey. provide* varied
ent• rtalnment, b*lr*t *hc imparson
gtes her own rtr«t appearance upon
the vaudeville atag then pa*se*
thru tha varu ue nueda if a wife
talk'ng tc h*r htt> «nl over the
ph-'se. “Twenty years from now.”
la the third “bit. with woman the
ruling power. Her last ne a «»e s
r»c tatlca of TV Frank Crane s Ta
ds '
Pantitmir * I* Ftert Me’r <■ » long
#»» t. He I* a rj'.wn of cat iotas I rep -
t*t >n and b> a few foi l antics get*
the spe-tatcr* into uproarious is >gh
ter Hs Is known %» '••» iuwn of
th* teoaa’l -n*l fa’l M»trc»« get*
fsr mors than an -rma am nut o*
fun by piling fie tablss on# <>n top
of the othet 1)1*1 «wa\ing tack and
for'h untd h * aurpoyt tcpplee over
Mila Ban a and ompany inter
| pr*t a number f dan -a. jelng eg
ceedlngly elaborate settlnga i»he
1 f Miierlj was premier daneeuae of
I the Metropolitan tip.-** company.
Harold Woolf and Helen htewart
preaent a sketch. In tw • "ata, that
ha* a w*l! pi»nn*d t M.s« m«w
art dan-es well. The setting cf the
piece IS novel
V .I'nsk' haa t>-e only n.us'cal a t
| on tne ht 1 ' He perf< rma the unusual
Is' oi f pacing the pian with <»n*
hand an t the vuil'n a th the how al
ts K e«l t> h * leg Mercedes A’. In
snd Andy \\ H arr.* gSe a few nunt
err Is * net in*erm‘ngled with
< .1 i■ o *4> Fe»nk Jthfell* w
ni open# th» hill with some >op
rr feats ere f wh h is handling
r • of '» r x; from the i<p of a
ladder'on w h * he h*,an #« h'mse f
.. . -
Ull l.«
rtp* of the most spe-tacular »• ?*
seen on th* vaiMLevlite stage 1* that
r>? M s '■> * 1 Birne I! m the M lea th ea
ter this week The Klectfl-al '#-
nut a* she is billed, is presented M
W a v. 1 Is*«n 1 he. otr.ea a r*r;**!'le
e'e tri batter), lighting a «*« ;et
w th her t< nr -e. 'u fer or foot and
pr-r-lueipg an ar- light in water hr
1 Mir g fee sod if a o rod in
h»* noth ? «t h" w h At a he 1
.1 fr- other e!*•• 1 r r c r 1 t-r•
h'mun •.■■«>- ooh and) sn *l' !it
*■* ••ertsiniy »* is *•• h» • ,r. n •
e-! with th* ei and snd apparent])
with no 'n<* nrenience rei her#* f
The Rack''* are • n sat lona list
Fu» pean gtmnaa'a *r 1 p*rf .rm
tlererlv I.a\!n» and In' an r v# a
!lft|# aklt #nlitl«d !*■• • V ..t
wht h enables * t -► ■ w wnat
ah* has been itctnr m * r ,*
• no* She left the »*rn Ualkmg a
sla- k rope ard • np-nn nr th-* »-**n
mu from the line ,a ■n - rtf tli at <nta
*{f v ...»
clothe* snd appearing tin h*r tirfw
coafume meanv-hij# J tier Hall »
some grttcef I t.iii V and w.tig and »r»c
t"g ar.d »:ir< a ps‘f » - Inti* * n*
called "Icitetotn* wh h appeal* to
the audience. Th* K ikegny f j»
Irish '• ed im ‘
f*;r. and msk* ui a- sr'e' w r
sing# with ta«* and .r* •* .n j
last act. presented hv the Bader jg
vslle tr|- g've* a • • >f ar ’l'
feats on the Me a'. h recj.r*
gT*nt sa II
oMl'lltil W
Thera Is ~ * in . k r. ‘
the O • t.uls work. if..' -,
of it * p■ ’ r and n -me
••an-e* inru ng beednse --.f th t
ways In wh h •* ■* pr -due»d
V-ittgrTy T- id'- <f M • top
hill. The act la «*t etsbc-ra'eli nr
the companv of clever perfor 1 •
u*e everything fr-*m a h g p p«
gan to h in-MS* to pr>.d e < •
and popular m*l*>dies Manv . ' •
curlou* In •* run" .*t' a o*#rt are r
ated hr electri'lty In a novel • in
ner The act (* original and *i t. -
ta Ining
Knarmtn. Van ard Ffvr-an. a fr
t» cabaret tr ... « -red *r
a th th»lr pep. f ui'' H *n.'
% e-serond »< cgi T v # ts
of 'he h«-*t cf ta h o 1 '■
Orpheurr. and the a tidier * ■ u
give the hova a mvsl w*i.nr>-
A 'lff. c-trav#*'> •*!' 1! *•' \
T’aae for Sherlock kepi l k * a ler e
in contlnnons laugeie- itv
fsr# are an escaped laiiA'd ands de
fective.
June and fr*re V* v a a** p-ettr
clever girls who play »r phones ar
musical ho'll# a. and Ad*- » *rt
a- * gre «*Tf)l.ii" wood* « F'a *
CASTORIA
For Infmnts and Children.
Mothers Know That
Genuine Castoria
Always / .
Bears the /%$
fV In
/u S' uso
vjr For Over
Thirty Years
CASTORIA
rmm ««■**«« »*«»««' ■«» >♦— nw
Oabhy lea ventriloquist with n*w
wraya of getting hi# etuff over
The fifth episode of * y atria. the
Aerial In which Mra Vernon Oa*tie
t« appearing. le more rume • and
thrill ng than the preceding chapter*
and Mr* t’aatle not only perform# a
r of daring f•#• e. but eh* wreara
a number of eumptuoxe p «op
There are other film pictures before
and after the vend-ville
The Riding 4 Driving club of
Waahiagtpn plaji* to give a forg
one Mardt Gras ball at the new
MVi)lard hotel tonight for the bene
fit of the Purple Croat, the aoeiety
that help# wounded horaea in
Prance and F^ig-land
fHattag-dk* flaw near klw4—that
la M* !l»—-Tlfa i«k Vale 4AM
*=* I. P. NORTON
1467 Grand Phone Grand 5968
I own and conduct the largest Undertaking FMablishment in
Detroit and can save you more than half the high cost of a
funeral.
S3O: A Beautiful Casket :s3o
This is the best broadcloth Casket ever sold in this or any
other city—and never sold for less than $75. Our price is S3O.
We have Caskets in the costliest woods, such as Mahogany,
Circassian Walnut, Oak, etc., the finest cloths, Silk, Plush, and
Metal cases at corresponding low prices.
Use of our beautiful new Funeral Church F REF TO
PATRONS. - '
I am as near you as your Telephone
ID MADTAM INDEPENDENT
. r. NUK I UAf UNDERTAKER
761 Michigan Avenue
TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 20. 1»17.
Mortuary.
r-b l* <1« t »r>r of
j the late Jo»<*pn ind 1 lirabeth kn-
I ilre« aged JJ f».» Kun-ral fr«’*>»
reeld e nee nf hie stater Mr* «* li,
I Palmer No 11-4 Ku» lid-ave w#*t
Wednesday. Feb. SI.
BN kfit Feb 111 1*1? at h'a ate -e*
tdrri<-e. No iSI Fifteenth e*. l at
rlck bsjoeed husband nf the tate
Margaret Mredv Funeral Thur«
day fro rr.ahnve residence ata » J<i
and wt Vincent a chur h at *. via
limousine.
t kMET Feb * IM*. at he f hnry.e
N • TS". Nfavbur# Grand-ave. Arle
Welk«r <*aeey, he toyed wife ~f
Ronald and dnughter of Mr# lihn I
• Jewert an de i!»r of re Crank
M Fue'er Vernon. Georgia and
Walker ar.d Gwren.lollyn Ur.
■ wrer* Notice of funeral later
‘fOtTINF \tarv. F»h f* widow nf
The United Savings Bank
# OF DETROIT
NO LOANS TO OFFICERS. OIRECTOR* OR EMPLOYES On
tta arganttafion thla bank dapartad from the tSwn almost universal
and et'll vary prwvalant custom of bank# loaning monay to thalr
•offlcara and directors by adopting a by 'iw providing that na offlcae,
4 -actor, atackholdar or employe, under any circumstances what*
ever, cou'd barrow any money from It. and this b/ law haa been
otrictly adhered ta.
NO UNSECURED LOANS For every dottsr of »ta dapopftor**
money, tta cap tal, surplus and undivided pro*ta, thla bank oarrioa
municipal bonda. real estate mo*tggg»# and caeh on hand and in
banka. Na bank cou>d more conaervativeiy employ tha funda cm
Heated ta tta care.
Strictly a Savings Bank
Pays Interest On All Deposits lA9 b
Highest Rate Fwd by Any Bank
io Detroit wid Safety Awiired aaST-SSSuStcv
Sn-d for Bonklat. “Banking by M»II M
OPEN MONDAY EVENINGS 6 TO 8 O'CLOCK
204-206 Griswold Street
the latv Mitt Pouture, beloved
mother <>f Mr* J O. MrTterniott
Mr» William I’ Klatt, The,„l<M.-
I.oiiie an l the (Mte t'harlee r*otiture
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tieth • «hutch at 1 30
P'laa Cured In 6 to 14 Days
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fINTMKNT fails to cure Itching
mind. Pleeding Protm«ling Tilca
rirat application give* relief Soe.~
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