The Detroit times. [volume], March 29, 1917, NOON EXTRA, Page PAGE 2, Image 2

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■ FARE
E PASSED
It SENATE
MLm Carries 20 )•>
pßlfar An Hour's
j§§f' Debate
•ijfaHLER I .F \ I)S
■ ' FILIBUSTER
Hptk Fails and Pro
|Ejli Passed Alon ir
To House
tnr W L. I'ALNO V
Hri ’ ■ < ’ <
HEpENO. Ml M. - ‘
HE,. by 11 vo, ‘ J °f
the railroad •*’ *■ ' * ' 1'
hicreaae.l (.*.*
HI and one half <**tr n
and ri r *e < • •" -
penlnsi,* tr-’-ii - r '
straight ’*otrn- a in'!.'
*‘* h of materials of all ]
■HEand the wage imrtAM* >U’
||||sjp the Adauison law i>**>**d nv
were 'he reasons inpe!
?.< >4W* senate vote hu» a h;t;e
an hour pre. ed*‘d It* ’>•
HH fibs* The bill now goes to ’he
|HKwher* it will he referred to
oomrnit'e. Aa.mm
■l Smith Os that oonjtnit'ee
MR wtu In' reported o-r -
may have an
to express httne* If '<•
Ha provision*
by Senators K -w»r'*
■1 ttd Sra’lr failed to h
■Hft tft* aenaj Ko*b *r .i,mo«'
tßßmm With an amendnter• 'o »'
|HEm referendum rl*tT*r ’o ’h»
tftnt it oould not ui- • r
■HE! tltf people of the state vr»«*.l
The referendum auiendrrw
§■* • IS to 13 rot#
jjHpntor Koehier bitterly a*** I ’*
Hlffi and the railroad* dor la:
§HfMn* the latter had plenty < f
knot munition* to
H* ter shipment to the Emm’
jflfiMtor Roberts defended *h (
K |hrllf detailed figures to *ho-
K tremendous Increase* m *h*>
■l mt locomotive oar* and equip
of all kinds, while at th<
■l time better aprrtce sv b*-in'
■BRI Os the road* S the f.
WPEMIor Hurt ha d*ct*r»-d 'hi
■M,dl Otfery reason to heiteso
jßLvjramy soon be at war warn
gftfUirwd' mnst be depended i
jEwnr one great meaaur« of a
nd got into another
B«tW the inetiranee rode *(-
■t tifctl op In committee of Ti».
they dlapoaed of
bill. Senator. Tripp.
||H id*th# antFdiei : trsina .nr
h*t. failed to get ths*
of the Code, hts
|Hp to that purpo >• losing -
|KI Mt 1 did swrevl bower*-'
■tef in ameodnont to rnr:
|H| Mi* oompanie- nm*’ »ru p i
b> the m.-nntno
and anotl-n rdo.- r:
losse* tnnc be pani win
asity of s complete n
■tef where there ess <nmpl'
peoatf ha.« -he n n
for rpecial ord.-r
Hparattou this afternoon
9. M. SELLS
| s*ooo,ooo BONDS
»Tka reorgan xa'ion ni.c:.ij.
jHFINftS Mnnjuetr*
|Ejfr>* This' * Paring- <
Rbd It' cast.-m i-o, . t
worth of Prr» \| .1 r• |,>
fIPM tlrst mortga«> m p< r
HMi due in The pm «'*'d
will enahle ti,e |vre
jHMM* U> begin operation wtth
of be'wecn t*
ended March >r
of the road showed ;ir. in
ijfilßit of $l,OlO over a similar t-
Hi y«*ar ago For th# ihrer
M«rrr ;he
Hk. hot from Jan l t<> Ma" n
a decrease 0 f fjo i
■VVER MAKES
I SMALL GAIN i
iKMte scarlet fever epidmii- 1* st '!
■■tag Slowly sne the |«te*r h.
Mb** repori nhown tb*t there
—ew In the a
ftl the - Th«-re
new cn*.>* re| oriH/i ,» r ■ ,1
but a number of r’*M»cii. -
also ret>orted end rtw,
WE Quarantine mad > th- net R , u >
2fi One dea’h vai r»-p«irt».i
■psi gearlet fever on
■p first in several days.
K Aw«o Race* Depend on Cong
or not there * til !>*•
race th- chb »g»i
■fined on May 3u depend- he
taken by eonjrr***K ai th.
.■•ar ana* lon a huh
Htofihg on Monday lb
|K •fIOUR' > *mtn' rn.Ml-
I Va> -r! R-
ChR .«*>' ■ • <i v
prc-t.len’
Hfiledlwnjr, w rr» m roof- •• ” ■
(hr Memorial
of them .npp.
Mrreudci hv
’he Indiana poll* r* «
Bonar-Law Thanks Germany’s
“Frightfulness” for Success of
Britain’s $5,000,000,000 War Loan
(Owpretpai. ait, Wr The ! »***■»*
|L«ttrm*l*4 •< U* Di»*rtw*«t •*
AgriMltaia. U«i«i (%■■!•».
»r LOWELL MULLKTT
(Me# Correapeadeat D'aMsd Pr«m. \
» LONDON Han ii 2>-A B.aar
Law. eha»ceUor of Lbs exrbaquar,
baa gireo he United Preee the rec
ipe for raisuxg ftwe Mflloo dolls r* —
under certain given aircumetsneee
Only ooe tng red teat u narrsary. he
mM, la effect, and that ia patriot
Am. hot ft ia well to hara r stirred
by Qenuee frtgh'hii test
“The gyacaroslaatloo of Qennae
fright/ulnses.” he said, made the
mores* af the Victors War la>ai>
certain.'
Just a# Zspfeltl: uttarka on '*oa
linn started the fir- • great r-nsto to
(ha oogorw the Jenna prtmnlae of
t'lKleraaa frghtltiloeas *r can mated
the greates* rush to the pocketbook
any conntrv ever **w do in gtvmp
lhe peopie of Great Brltata noat of
the credit for their rr*at rtnanciaJ
* {fort, the chsnoHlor :nstata ?ha»
a-.me credit be ailo*ted *o the per
muigatcra of th«> (rightfnlacss urn
1 aign
Asked wt>y he had conUdentlv nn j
( •rtaksn to raise the desired nioaey
v ifh a procr -e of s lit’le more than
lavs per esnt tnferrrt, when Tgm
dona gnsater fnanctere bad de
clared It »coid be jeeeeeary to pa»
f> per eeni, hr said
The bankers *e »w nat<«ra<
toolsed et It as a financial problem
I didn’t : lonftcd ttliui flgMTnc
p roblem a war problem ! ocntid
.•-ed what the twople smuld do as a
matter of patriotism, act .*» a mi'
t<*r of fnan.re r»poe they were made
tr see the fighting poaarbUiUes of
t;je mraev we ask*-d. I was sere
they would not look twice at the
cueetkm es interest TTvente proeed
tsat to be the rase"
He could have added that the dif
ference in interest saved ’he tapirs
more then ISA ®CA,*db» « year
There were good reason* for not
• Mowing the ’nterert rate to ei
ceed § pe- cent *’ he conunuod
* Thm tb» necestitv nf keeptrg tip
tnr exchangt-. the value of all mon
ry on the Load, n market has
l-eer highor than it weold
have been Exche pjer bent’s hear
lag A per cent and treasury Mils at
b 1-2 srere issued up to the very day
before the sour of the loan ft was
because es tfrU high ievef of nor.ev
that maar toandal meai moat com
pe«out to Judge warned mo that tbo
lean could not succeed at lees than
II per cent.
ft seemed So ms as etianceflor
of the exchequer that to stereotype
Drfttah erwdft at a high flgrre like
six per cent would be a senoua mle
fottune It would be bettor eveu
to risk a ensapanuive hUlure of the
loan. An a matter of hark, however.
I really did not anticipate a failure
ha anv degree 1 was haalrtng su
the people of the country
"And in my aetief the success of
the loan should not be meaoured tn
the amount raised, hut tn the num
ber of persons who participated
light miiUoe people have a part tn
thla loan.’’
Add reusing five meetings In vnri
ous part* of the country, be said, bo
was astoutebed at the suthuaiaaaa
shown
1 never had sees anvrhlng fikelL
sot at the most enth’isiaattc party
meetings.* he declared. "Thia eplrit
es the people had the greatest affect
on people of meaaa The ipontann
i Ity with which ’he poor pe«»p(e gave
their little would have mad* it Im
possible so; the w*wlth > ’o wtrhtieU |
the a#ede«| b*c con ert bn lions, even
♦f they had beea so mlcded “
A search thru lendon
tnonriea ' had revealed that hi*
biographer* urunimoan> agreed
that law newer had eo*ned an epi
grair. Yet be wa* the author of
I These.
"Are you going to glr* mijr «on*
end not yntir monev
i Hr IVlDon i* long-ng for,
w* ar* flgutm* /or”
t 'Tt Is iirjtnssible for GerT»an oa
, (wre to ttndr.rsTand hi man natxxre."
AM tn thia loan campaign
“How about rt." he was \*k< <f
"WelL perhaps the war haa -hang j
ed ra* 1 sometime* think It ban
changed aU Rtigiand "
rieaplte she naturally high lirport
aac* which he attaches to the finao ,
rial aide of the war, the chaac*tl(jr
Is not convinced that It oeoesenrily
I* the controlling factor
"The Allies, it goes without ear
tog, hav* greater financial reeoarosn
Uxan th* Central Powers." he oh-
MANY PRESCRIPTIONS
Thu 6ea*on, for Impure B o«d,
Weakneaa, Nervousneaa. B-a>n Fag.
In order to cnmprlae the be*t rourae '
of treatment, and to aecure the beet
result*, abould read a* follow*
U Hood* Saraaparilla -12 on. ,
Peptlron Pill*---I* l *
SIR One tcaepooiiful Hood'* Sari
”*p*rllla before rrn-ai*.
Two Peptlron Pill* after 1
meal*.
No better rourae of medicine ran
be. recommended b' the moet akilful.
for Hood'* Sarsaparilla in made from
an un*urpa«*ec| formula of blood pur
ifylng and atom.u h toning rrmedie*.
including anrsaparflia. mandrake,
dandelion, yellow dork, wild cherry,
fentlan and oth< r valuable altera
tive* and diuretic*, while Peptlron
PIIIh. named from pepaln and Imn.
include ml*o nil* and other Mood and
a'otnar h tonics which phi eiciHnr pr»-
acrlbe
It i* therefore w--e and economical
to get these two medicine* front « Out
druggtet md*>. The two working to
F«rher often five a four fold benefit
—Adr.
*" " 1 ■■
. r . r ** f - t *€rr T * > elete n»«r hl»«—that
la H|kt-Jrm«, Itk r>e*l—Wain tin
terved "But as long as a eouatry
has credit ft can tgbr derma ay's
resources. 1 Daedal and otherwise
are practieaiiy ecu fined wftMn her
own horde«u But theau la no eW
denue that Oor roan v has kxet or Is
likely soon to lose her oredk with
her own people Her other rssoarees
may give way sooner Austria Is
lees able tn support herself elans
tut even Auotrts is n country df
great produoiinty Tnrhey aud Bui
garla. of nouswa ere being support
ed by the (dher two.
Ts It beeonses seArty s oueeMcu of
staying power—financial and fifth*
'rial stsTing power -the ABSoo’ etc
tory la certain He base tkm re
*->ureee."
'Has the rSeet es Ameidca'a pee
s his entry been ouaidsred
'America's reaoaroes sns greats'
than those of any es the A Dina, be
1’ Is eutaldc the province of a note
her of the Hr Utah go verr.asset In
1-ernes America's probable notion
We bars steadily refrained tress do
‘.-g so RM ts ft become* a quo*
t on of s’aying power. U is obsiues
A merVwr resources oould raabe all
'he difference tn the world"
YOCUM DENIES
HE SHOT OFFICER
Slaying Sokpert Under Arre*t
In Ixmdon. Ont.. Will
Fight Extradition
I ndcr airest In iaxndon. OnL. Har
»f» Yocum, wanted by the Detroit
police as a suspect In connection
with the *la>tng of Patrolman Ifmil
Schmidt, has announced that be will
not submit to ext mention without a
fight.
Yocum * identity was eotahllshed
Wednesday, when Detectives John
Reid and Fred Frailm went to the
Ontario city The prisoner promptly
?old them he knew be was wanted
in connexion with the Schmidt slay
mt snd vehemently denied be shot
the officer.
He admitted freely, the officers
.«a>. that he tapped the telephone
wire* leading to the branch of the
Detroit Saving* bank at Grand River
I and Warrvn ave* , which Is at the
■ »-mer (be officer met death
The Detroit police department is
not worried over Yocum's refusal
'o return voluntarily to the United
Sts tee. as the r anadlan officials are
holding bun on a serious charge. As
i C R Howard. I! Is charged that he
u*»a the Dominion mails in a fraud
\ ul«ut scheme for the sailing of mo
torryrle* It is also alleged that he
’tied to shoot the L*nudao detectives
• ho arrested him.
It is certain that Yocum wit] be
*■ n lii>fYdou f”t several months
and meanwhile the local police will I
rontinae to hont evidence on the I
case. Should they g*t I
rnimgh to present a strong rase In !
.he ('*nadlan courts, they have no
doubt of their ultimate success in
eitradrlng the prUoner.
BANK OPENS ITS
NEW BUILDING
IN HAMTRAMCK
The new banking office of the
First State bank of Hamtniti,<:k. lo
cated on the southeast comer of Jo*.
Campeu and Holbrook ave*., will t>*
formerly opened for busine** March
31.
"he building ts modern and exclu
sively for bank »cd *;n
«le*igned *> lwlTonr. W. 11*. of this
city.
The necexfity for r.n up-to-date
Fenkmg ihi* district
j t* by »he *»ct that In on*
year the t» mporary •** reported
a growth :n <**po*if» .and nearly #2o<j.-
00n.
Th* officer* and director* are lo-
I *eph I Irf urr riMl. pr*«tdent. L tr.
Roman Badownkl. vtce-prestdent, and
‘ Hat A. Wosinski. c**h:*r. dtrec
I tors. Frank L. Card Adolph Wnwicx,
I William R. Kale*. J h. Johnson.
Ed*ard ?e*icr»n*kt. Joe J
J)n*ki and Tn Ron,an Badowvki.
TAX PENALTY IN
EFFECT SATURDAY
Taxpayer* who fail »o m#et their
obligation* to the county hy neit
Saturday will have * four per cans
penalty *o pay. according to Trea*
nrer John V W Vergoiiw After
Saturday afternoon tfci* penalty will
be in effort for the following kd
drva Then one per rent will b»'
added for earh additional mon'h
Pecauae of the mtirb later dare
on which taxe* are being collected
♦hia year, paymenta have bee® un
precedentedly prompt Many per
*ona had an opportunity *or their
money to accumulate, while others
| fenr*d penalization. being *map
1 prlaed of the poatponement in col-
I lection on account of the conteat
between the hoard of •uper-vtaer«
ard the *ta»e tax cornmiaaion On»
: of total a««e*ament» of f.t is*
I *c far 1,5*J.»12 ha* been collected
jin compariaon with r. 5125 receipt,
, I*' 'ted for the corresponding time
Ma*» year re«riptji have bac-n
j lavucd thla year
■ •
j fine hundred and seventy »
• dinonal officer* will be made arailn
h'. to meet tb# ahor age in nav*l
1 peraonne! h* today, graduation n'
; *r*’ ***** *1 the t n»*ed State*
Naval academy
''t* MarT F lamrmtn h*« o*#n
town ejeri; of Pownal, Vt , for 2 *#
years.
OCTROIT TIMES
AMERICAN
FIGHTERS TO
REPATRIATE
Those With Allies Are
Anxious to Fight In
U. S. Ranks
HAVE LOST~
CITIZENSHIP
Hope, However, They
Can Find Way To
Evade Obstacles
BY LOWELL MKI.LETT
I Bt*r Corre*p**d#sf Usited Press )
Ijovno*. March th Aroericaw*
now flghung the Oermaus under the
British or the FT each flag would
rather he doing »t under the Stare
snd fknpes.
At least that Is ths ease of a large
percentage of them judging from
the number that have so erprrsaed
themselves at the American embas
sy here.
. Never a day passes now but one
or several American* in British
khaki appears to ask how he can
transfer his services direct to the
United State* arm’- tc case the
United (Hates rove to war. Thus far
they have not received a great deal
of comfort. Thev •ace the fact that
they have lost their American cttl
senshlp To become a member of
te British army an is com
relied to *wear allegiance to tb#
k ng and forswear allegiance to all
other countries
I eraily. such American* cannot
It-come American clttxms again
without the process of naturallaa
tion, but *nme have nevertheless de
vised way* of evading thia. It
ably isn't treason to conceal the na
tnre of ’he** plans, under the cir
cumstance* Anyhow the soldiers
feci certain congres* will enact spe
cial legislation in their behalf per
mitting restoration of their clt<sen
•blp. In ron«ideratlon of the purpose
for which they desire if.
A further complication is the sacs
that all «uch American* have en
listed tn the armies of England or
of France for the period of the war
To obtain the prlnl»-ge o.* nerving In
American command*, they must ob
uiin notne
udnpted countries They aU seem
confident of receiving such a favor.
ADCRAFTERS TO
RIO RECRUITING
Oak Will Take Chmrfg oi Pub
licity Campaign To Booot
EntifttmenU
The Adcrafl club of Detroit will
take active charge of the publicity
campaign to encourage navy recruit
ing work in Detroit. Two thousand
member* of the Board of Oommercp
will be asked to assist Lieui Hifh .
erdnon. of the United States navy,
who has charge of ’hr* work at this
point by placing banners un their >
motor car* calling for men to join ,
the navy.
In this way Detroit will be taking :
an active part in work which is go- j
:tig on in several at tho Larger cities '
in the eair. wne’e It Is reported that j
<n!i*traeQt* are coming In rapt«;ly.
Idevt. Richardson rays tha’ the !
raw Is Xd.oOd men below its p#ace |
footing and nee Is 40.MM men to put .
I’ up to t war flooring
The bann«ra for au’oaaobtles will
he placed on sale in the Board of
Commerce lobby Friday noun by
Blue Jacket* detailed for thl* pur
pose bv Lieut. RJcbaidfton Tne '-oat
price only will be asked, bur those
who can contribute more are aar.tr
ed 'hat the money will be spent in
adding impetus to enlistment ft is
hoped thru this campaign to bring
the quota for Michigan up to I,*W)
Re'-rulUng offices are locate 1 at
No. 1(1 GriswoltWt. in charge of
Lieut. Richardson.
Oil Your Car Often
"I am not anxious that motorists
should consider me a crank," says
.Max Hage|*tine, service manager of
the sttidebaker corporation, "but I
want folk* to know more about
'heir oars and the proper care of
them. 1 believe motorists cannot
know too much about lubrication
and lubricating oils. Lack of know!-
«dge mean* loea of pleasure, lose of
time and. oft eg. >oss of money
There t* one phase of the subject
r.f’an overlooked which Is the base
of many lubricating trouble* I re
fer to ‘gaaoltne leakage *•
"Gasoline leakage is generally
f »uwd by a certain amount of mix
ture which is not burned and finds
M* way Into the trank case, diluting
the oil and destroying Its hitorkat-
Ing qualities from 10 per cent ;o 30
per cent in from two weeks’ to a
month, depending upon whether con
dition* TM* mean* that on the
compression strike mom* of th«*
gaae<Mis mixture from the cotr bus
tlon chamber leak* pa*t the piston
nng* nod <ond*n**n in the cool
crank rase
"If owner* will dram off the old
< •{ in a crank ra»* of'rn- *sv m e
everv i»o weel*. in co |d wca Ji*t.
«i,n on* e % mon'h during >uni
liftse —and replenish with fre*h oil,
»h*re need be no f*%r of »h* oil de
teriorating aim losing ita original
1 lubricating qualities "
HEALTH BOARD
BILL NOT LIKED
Plan to Abotiah Detroit Body
Don Not Interdpt
Intom
ET W L. CALNOS.
(ffteff Cerr*spowdew< Detroit Ylnies)
LANSING. Mich % March 3fi
Chance* for the bill to replace the
Detroit health board with a single
health eommtsaiongr do not appear
tc be bright,, following the hearing
on the bill in the house Tuesday
evening In fact, it is doubtful if
the bouse committee will report the
bill out at all.
Charges that Detroiters hav*
brought tbelr dirty linen to lanstng
tc wash are being made since the
bearing by some of the state mem
her* who listened to the war of
words between defenders of the
health board and Ita attackers
’ The issue did not appear to be
the merit of the bill Itself but the
record of former Health ry ®cm
Extraordinary Easter Offerings
N
*VH % x
£lk
if ;
,|1
Boys’ and Children’s Fine Wash Suits
Site* 3V* to I years f | .65
Value* up to 13 3m 1 rid \j 1
Roys’ Collar Attached Bloa<o» i Boys* New Spring H;it* I
Our regular 56c crude oa I oor**« t style* and neweet r A
On aaJe Friday at 0%/C | mat trials. Extra raluea . OwC
Boys’ Fine Shoes for Easter
Gun Metal— Burton and Blocher style*
Sizes 1 to < *2.35 | Sizes 9 to 13'/, *1.95
Women’s Continental Pumps for Easter
« Extraordinary Value* Friday at
w.
Women’s Fine Continental Shoes j r *5
Broken line* to clone out at L*
M*M order* ptvee pro*"pt and careful attention.
Here Is Fair Warning!
.. w ——s ■ ■ ■—— m — < 1 ■ ■- ——g^geaegae—■
~
Detroit and vicinity is growing so unusually fast—in fact,
faster than ever before—that a great many of our friends and
neighbors are going to invest in real estate in the outer sec
tions that are to be reached by a car line, and they are going
to MAKE PROFITS that you can only WISH that you might
have made.
I am fully convinced that the best properties on the market
today are those which we are offering along the new car line to
Royal Oak—and I don’t say this because I am selling them
through a bunch of loyal salesmen, but beeaue I make it my *
business to study Detroit’s growth, and I am quite sure that I
know what I am talking about.
Let one of our salesmen call on you and you’ll know what
we mean.
B. F. STEPHENSON
Member of the Detroit Real E.«tate Baord.
1338-1340 Penobscot Building. Main 334 or 335
Prioe. toy at her with tha question as
to whether or sot tha bill was pre
pared by a pat roll newspaper.” said
ona of tha atate members of the
house yesterday "If lia only a De
troit fight why sot fight It out down
there?"
FAVORS SINGLE
CITY TRIBUNAL
A municipal court under a single
directing head doing away with
the carious branches of city courts,
was advocated Wednesday night by
Judge Manuel Levine, of the com
mon pleas court of OQrvelaad. who
delivered an address in the Hotel
Blatter at a banquet given by Plsgah
lodge, B’Nai B RUh. Judge Levine,
who has been oo the bench Is
Cleveland 14 yean also advocated
the abolishment of Justice courts.
•*la the courts of this roustry."
he said, ”we should do away with
s system that makes form supreme
and Justice secondary.**
Stockholder* of the lx>ng Island
Railroad company vole today on In
creasing the capital stock from |lf.-
000.000 to nu 000 000
Tomorrow _ —BARGAIN FRIDAY
Men's and Young Men's Fine
Spring Suits and Overcoats—
Overcoat* in all the newest and cleverest models.
r The smartest fabrics, patterns and colors. Sa
Some full silk lined—others V* *ilk lined and silk sleeves. %|/
Suita—Many of them */ t silk lined—newest models. S'
Wide range of beautiful patterns and colors. H
Garments that would sell regularty at much higher prices H V
Wonderful Values at I
Third Floor
Man's and Youeg Man's Sins
Medium Weight Suits —
Newest models, patterns and colors. # ✓V
Suits for year around wear. *lll
Exceptional Values at JL\/
Boys’ Clothing
Special Easter Offerings
Fine Norfolk Suits —w
Fancy Patterns- with 2 pan la. wf~
Finn Blue Sergw with 1 past. w
Extraordinary Value* at
THURSDAY, MARCH 29, 1917.
LAY PLANS FOR
1917 CRUISE
Committee to Arrange Annual
Hoard o t Commerce Outing
Holds First Meeting
The 1017 orutae committee of the
Detroit Board of Commerce, the ap
pointment of which ban Just been
announced, met Wednesday noon to
dieouae the probable date and route
of the 1117 cruise
The person ael of the pew com
mittee la as follows I>e Ander
son. Hupp Motor corporation, chair
man; Hiram Marks Hiram Marks
Rfilectrtc company. commissary,
Charles A Hughes. Detroit Athletic
club, professional entertainment:
Ralph Craig. Detroit Column A Man
nfacturtng company; aports. J Thto
Reed. D A. C. entertainment; R.
H Doyle, boat; Walter C. Cole, sec
retary of the Detroit Board of Com
meroe, finance Rdwin Den by,
speakers; E J. Hickey % J Hickey
company, properties; Oeorge Cash
ing. Hudson Motor company; A. A
Men’s Fine Worsted SQ.SO j
& Blue Serge Trousers -«
Extraordinary Values at
Fancy and Full Dress Vests
Values up to 95 ft. 65
( botce Friday 1 —-
Fancy—slice to 40. Full Dress up to 44
Fourth Fleer
Wonderful Values Friday in
Underwear-Footwear-Fumishings
New Spring Soft Felt Hats
For Young Men. Newest colors Jo
Exceptional Caster Values at As
Men’s Light Weight Spring Caps— ja
Values up r to 91-40 Frida v
Men’s Fine Cotton Hose-
Linen heels and toes- Black. White and A A
colors. Extra values cUC
1 pairs for *oo
Men’* Pioneer Sunpender*—
Lisle with calf and pig akin ends. nr
Very special value# LDC
Men’s Fine Shoes and Oxfords
Tan and Gun Metal $9.95
Regular 99 value* J
Detroit's Largest Clothier*.
Templeton, Detroit Beamless Steel
Tube# company, president-elect of
the Detroit Board of Commerce,
member ex-officio.
Howard Collin. A. Swing and A.
A Higgins on will comprise a coni
in ft tee to meet In an advisory ca
pacify with the committee. They
were members of the 1916 cruleo
committee
Hie Royal# has been mentioned
as the possible objective point of
the cruise this year
HOLD4JPYIELDS
PAIR S3O; MAN’S
TRUNK IS LOOTED
A hold-up on Brooklyn-avw., be
tween labroeaesve. and Porter et..
Wednesday night, netted two men
ISO in cash. Oeorge A. Smith. No.
IST Forter-et . was the victim.
Walter Knapp. No. 1044 MV El
Uott-eve., has forsaken hla old
trunk as a safety deposit vaul*
Sometime Wednesday It was looted
of 1160
Alexander and gteve Wttkowskl
No 56* Canfield ave east, were
rebbed off 75 worth of clothing.