The Detroit times. [volume], March 30, 1917, NOON EXTRA, Page PAGE 4, Image 4

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Brawn and
of a toy are not
:'v-/t'Bb out of booka or dcr
Kl Thoy are built out
HMI that supply in well
l|||jtatoced proport ion and in
form every nerdeil
|S|f§stoEnt. These elements
tab in SM4M Wheat
lifteMfc. a real whole wheat
|¥taW which contains all the
HEptcrial for buildinf the
A perfect food
HHf growing youngsters.
K crispness encourages
HBharoufh chewing whic*
E&seefops sound teeth and
HEjiad thrive on it. It is
§SiOdy-cooked and ready-to
For breakfast or any
with milk or cr* am.
■fete)* at Niagara Falls. N Y.
Em TO LAY
rCORNERSTONE
HhfeaMMiy At New Salvation
Pf'lrav Rescue Home
§| rfc+WiD Be Elaborate
eorn**r>ton*- oi the Salvation
Res*-'!*- home and litm«i ml
Ron *t aud the Boule>ar<l
|Kfn be laid Sunday afternoon si
j|pHp||ock The *too- »ill bt plac.-d
P*y° r Man
or the mens advisory nmiiii!
be in chargr of the c**t<-
and the shaken will in
William ALord firs’
HHappreaWlent of the Woman* auxi’
|K* Henry M I .eland of the men -
Alexander M Damon
Kbk 8 Barker and Marfa re*
all of th* New York bran !i
jb~ Salv4 non army The i itad*!
§Mp will furnirh muair
Mira. Grace Buhl Moffatr* gif o'
EH* oW Buhl hoinentrarl hiu] k" .f 1
jjHhgf feasible the erection of 'he
H Jtaecue home hospital Th
||Hfter bn Mine atll coat about !:><>.-
will accommodate about
HBfrson* lla aim it* to provide »tul
fetom protection and training for un
HHptojd* Jtouag Kiris and women
HHjpWeU as for infanta and children
||K* e>xiea Into the world under ad
Hpbh elrcem stances
Hi nominal *e of well knows l>»
u*ea and w omen a ill raise i».
to equip the building Con
■HtoiMoaM from the public will tv
■Hpalooioed and nu) b* mad* to
Bjfljtefcard P Joy, National bank <>f
Sl'A* ©Sheer* convention of th<>
and Indiana province
|gKe gtelvanoft army will he held
ntf • . J and
tltade; Th*-_ convent iou
Hglll «b*- j (resided o'er *hy t dlotnel
Hlw— Poart chief .ecratarv of
farce, in the ea«te-n
Hmm and among th leading
;dfta Will be Colonel Alexander St
■Hanon of N»« York, and < olon-l
E Kimball of rietadk. Sessions
||H the cob vent ion » II be held Mi.r
afternoon and evening anJ
f&Hiaoday raomlnc .md afternoon
Mapp will gtve an
lecture on Jap.in T o
■kTDGE GIVES GIKI.
gpASH.NOT VERDKT
KffSW YORK Match « -Judic*
■;rW*~ Car nan (on Cabell waikinc.
the bench in Passaic N J aft
M Redding a ur. n«• •
■pi Daiav Can In. of No 310 Monro
handMj the little air! a roil of
fJßlill* He had been touched by the
condition of the child
Hfc'Tha flrl sued A * .1 Fried mar
damage* reeultinc from brine
WMt In front of her home bv
truck J wd a* i mbe]i
Maine; her claim »k a rm 1
UWnferenc* nf Rotary dub* of
Hr In gland and Pattern
Wm U> he held today at Ptmului'v
Hit 1., under the a't«t>»<M-«. of the
club of that city.
Rllchool Cloak Rooms
B Are Germ farrier*
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FRICK ASKS
FOR 18 MORE
INSPECTORS
Local Immigration
Chief Prepares to En
force New Law
MANYPROBIaEMS
ARE PRESENTED
Much Confusion Will
Result, Is the Pres
ent Outlook
Foreseeing a gTeaf Increase In the
amount of work to be done after
the new Immigration act. with Its
literacy test, goes in'o effect, t!
Oliver Frick, chief United States
immigration Inapector In Detroit,
has applied to hia headquarters in
Washington for an Increase In the
number of inspectors for ibis dl*
tiict which wilt aliuoat double ihc
force If it ta allowed, There are
now 22 inspectors In [Retroit. and
Fnrk has asked for 18 more
The Increase Is necessary, not 1
only because of the increased work
required because of the literacy
test, but also because of a rhang
affecting the entrance of persons
firm Canada.
Under the old law. a head tax of
|4 la imposed on persons en'erm;
from Canada, but exemption tx
made for thowe who have lived on-,
year or more in the Dominion Th*
n* s act requlrws that a head tax of
8k be paid by all aliens entering
from C anada. As ibe act now
stands. aJI persons who rome tr
even temporarily are required to de
poalt the fee They are given ar*
ft nd slip, which insures them tbo
return of their money If they go
beck to Canada within the specific!
time. SO days.
What Is to be done with th-*
Uousands of Uanadians who cxwr
tt Detroit to work each day is a
problem which government offlciala
are now working on Latest repor*«
h;.ve It that identification card-*
bearing the full and« script ion aa<!
photograph of the dally oommutu
will be issued However, no dvfl
n'te decision on this phase of the
problem has been reached as yd.
According to Mr. Frick, a vast
amount of work wtli be required . *
catch hundreds of foreigner* who
will try to gain entry Into this couu
try from Panada by slating that
they are here "temporarily." To
distinguish between these and the
Canadian residents who corns
to work, or shop, nr piay is one
of th* big irohlems which confront 4
the immigration inspector
Before claaalflrationa are mad<*.
it will become necessary to halt ai
most every person who crosses the
river to Detroit.
The literacy teat also will entad
much more work on the pan of the
inspectors Syrians Pole*. Italian*-,
and FTench-Canadlan* come Inn
this country via Windsor by the
hundreds each year. Many of th*****
and many of other nationalities arr
unable to read or write. Mr Frick
realises that there will be a greater
and« mand for the services of expert
and he la considenr:
this in making his demands for
more assistants.
**l expect there will be some dis
ftfulty when the law goes into ef
fect May I." said Mr. Frick, “bu
with an increased force of inspect
ors. we soon will have things well
ir. hand."
Evening Up.
Mrs. Newlywed —“lf you hadn't
madl ms dent this cream pitcher by
throwing it at you we might give It
to Belle and Jack when they §»-►
married' “
Mr Newlywed -"Give It to them,
by all means' Jack Introduced u«
and Belle gave ua the pitcher' It
will be retributive Justice
Hope Almost Abandoned
When She Found Remedy
Dr. Caldwell's Svmp Pepsin
Rrlifvn Chronic Cane of
lamijj Standing
After a long perl»«d of suffering
with llrer and bowel trouble that
brought on piles. during which ah*
had tried many remedies withou’ oh
talning reltef. Mr». Mary J Jewell,
of Berrien Spring*, Mich. heard of
Dr. Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin and ob
tamed a bottle from her drugglat
Thla wimple, Inexpensive laxative
compound brought almost Immediate
reltef and Mrs Jewell wrote to Dr.
Caldwell about her case.
In her letter Mre. Jewell aaya. “I
bad tried ao many things for the
pllea. without being helped at all, I
had about given up hope of ever be
ing any better. I knew It wae the
condition of my boweia that caused
'hem, and after I had taken n bottle
of your Syrup Pepsin I knew It «u
Jwet the medicine I needed I am
very grateful to you for Bending me
tha little hook -the advice and irv
itrvtUNi It give* would t»arh any
one how to get well and bow to keep
wall"
Dr Caldweli'i Syrup pepsin la a
combination of simp)* laxative herba
with Ptfttn, frw ffooi opiii# or nir
eoda drug*, and te mild and geotle
in Me art lon. bringing relief lB * n
WAR WOULD
ROT HALT T
CAMPAIGN
1
Quest for Million to Go
On Even In Face
of Conflict
NEED IS GREAT
FOR BRANCHES
General Chairman
Larned Announces
Committees
Will the Y M c. A campaign
for 11,000,000 for the building of
new branches thruotit Greater !»e
trolt b** halted if the nation should
f.rd It.-elf in a state of war*
This la one question that has been ,
avked numerous times since it w-ns ,
announced that the big movement
would be launched on April 2C. with
the determination to acquire the de
sired sum within seven days
The answer is an emphatic
-No." Furthermore, the need of a
more extensive field of activity will ;
be greater if war conies. It is ex
plained. Tor the work of the “Y
has b**n to build up the character
the body, and the patriotic spirit of
young men which, after all is the
foundation on which rests The efli
cl* ncy and success of an organlxed
bo*ix of fighting men
This *• the opinion of Philip H
Gray, president of the association
Alonso P Fv mg. treasurer, and lh
A G Stnder, metropolitan sec re ,
tary.
“Th** work which the Y. M C A
has done tn developing the loyalty,
patriotism and character of
men will be of Inestimable value If. |
tn the end our men must be ratled
on to serve the nation." said l>r.
S’uder "Next to the war Itself,
tin blgg*‘st thing In Kurope today
is the work that is being done by
thv \ M U A for some 9.00Q.0*'0
Bim in 'he trenche'*. In the mid-t
of slaughter and conditions which
do not tend to npllft the averag *
man. morally spiritually or physl- |
caiiy. the Y M C A has done a j
n< hie work !n administering io the
n* eds of the soldier* This work i'
cj rrled on her* in n-ace titties, and
*t cannot be dropped even tenu»or
ar.ry For five year*, we have
planned on extending our work tnio ■
all parts of the city by establishing
branches. It was five rears ago 1
that the first delegation from HUh
ls nd came to the association
ojfkrvnf v*ked Qmt a branch bw.
bu It there
"We have never ceased to work »
or the development of our plan.
When Michigan went dry last No- j
vember we realised more than ever j
before that something must be dol"
to furnl«h a dean substitute for
the saloon Our branches and the ■
smaller branche-i whiih will b
, gathered around them tn various
nelgbtxwhood- will solve the prob
lem. Thev will furnish 'he amuse
menu the exercise, and the com i
p. monship a yotint man desires,
and in ;tddltion provide him witn
1 means of reading anl studying or of
arquirin* a technical education that
sill make him better able to hold
his piacr in the world With th»*
rrice of building materials and
wages on the increase. $1 000 000
a conservative amntint for such a
p-oject. and we know that Detrm'.
prosperous and awakened to anew
s( irit of civic ioyai'y will <*tand bv
u<* In this movement “
Pr-sldent Gray ha* announced the
arpointmenta of *h<* following com
m tteemen who will work with Gen
eral Chairman Abner K larned
Campaign commiMee Harry I,
Pierson. vit;e president of the Nay
lor Pierson Hough company Rich
ard H Webber. A A Higgtnsnn
Philip H. Gray *rd hr A G
Htuder
Publicity committee -t'harle.** A
*
eaay. natural way. without griping,
or other pain or dlatnmfort
Drugglat a everywhere sell Dr
Caldwe||> Syrup Pepein for fifty
cento a bottle To avoid imitations
and Ineffective aubatltutea be sure
yon get Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin
See that a facsimile of (it, Caldwell s
signature and hla portrait appear on
the yellow carton in which the hot
tie ia packed A trial bottle, free of
charge, can be obtained by writing
to Dr. W. B. Caldwell, 4SS VVaehing
ton St , Mob'lr*-lto Illinois
DETROIT TIMES
Hughes, secretary of tba Dwtroit
Athletic club, rbaiiman. Henry T
Kwald president of tbe ( arapbeli
khrald company, Andwrwon.
view-president of the Hupp Motor
far corporation. A. P Swing, gen
eral manager of the Highland Park
Btate Bank of Dwtroit; C. C. Win
ntngham advertialng tuanagwr of
the Hudson Motor Car company
R*l ward Fltagerald. secretary to
, Mayor Mara; H. C. Walker, of
Walker A Company; Harr? W Ford,
prewldent of the Saxon Motor Unr
corporation. Joseph Meadon, preai
dent of tbe Franklin Press K
Roy Pelletier, advartlalng counsel
A R Jewett, of tbe Ford Motor
Oar company; Scott Hughes, of the
J L. Hudson company; Juaapb Mack
of the Joseph Mack Printing honaw
To our char** Cu»tom*r* 4 JL * Detroit’s Largest
All purchaaea made Haturda* * . _
account, payable oa Ma> l. Men 9 $ and Boys' Apparel Store
Superlative
Easter Apparel
The Finest Ready-for-Serviee Garments in the World for Men and Young Men—
The keynote of our maiterful oihiUte
Fine Suits and Outergarments *ls to *SO
Special Easter Offering—
Men’s and Young Men’s Fine
Spring Suits and Overcoats
The moat wonderful array of correct models, rich fabric* and wwarwa. beau
i tifu! patterns and colors we hav* ever shown ExtraordtfMtry apparel value*
*2O *25 *3O
Immaculate attire for the Easter Promenade (foarth Floor)
Special showing of Fine Worsted Trousers for Easter—slso, $5 and $7.50
Birds' Quality Clothes for Boys
a „ . hertng of smart fanhiona in fine wool aha see top coats v\^D^r
reefer* Remember we control ,K *vf ■in Detroit of tbe ltsd*mg Smirr* of
Confirmation Special—bot»-Fi,, $1 /\
Blue Serge Norfolks Rome with vest*.
Smart Juvrnilc Apparel for Ranter — For mti. aSoma fto A
v\v» A\ r \ - \ stFlse we've ever Ahown Beautiful mixture* m a
*\ \\ \ v - V * Wide range of new patterns Many with vesta. ,
1 Extra Value* $lO and $13.50 Othar grades to
•Ur Easter Hat f Sir rnSpH r_ Wonderful showing of
Ms * !l[ I l . We offer you choice of thousands of the UeM Children’s Easter
|( j: j hats in the world both foreign and domestic.
> Huemm u. W { Headwear
l n a# ' \ D WonderfwJ Variety
Stetson, Knox, and Borsalino Hats * TW *itrss»dniary vaiu*.
A Wonderful Ya later Showing of Smart Fashions
Our Own Bird-Special Hatw— Exceptlonal headwear A Jl urnishings
*3 and $ 4 IS? Shirt*. Nwekwear. Blouse*
V Hoelery. Olovea. Etc . Etc A
Auto and Golf (’ape of every description I / • mfh * rl> * of cor
I (Quality Hand Lukk&K* y J
For Easter
The Celebrated Hanan Shoes
(Hole Detroit Agents)
Our Own Continental Footwear
Wonnn ful showing of spring fashions
for Men and Young Men
Featuring Saturday - t*7
Koko Brown Continentals at •
t>n< < f ths -.-aeon’s moat popular styles.
Women’s Fine Easter Footwear
The Celebrated Hanan Shoes
Our (iwn Continent*!*
Tne cleverest fashions we have ever shown
Boys’ and Girl’s Fine Shoes
For Easter
Correct style -exceptional Values
$2.50 to $5 the pair
John P. Keys, of th* Detroit United
railway; M. J Adam*, of WlltUuu A.
N«wr 4 Company. Wllltem 8 Pow
er. of Power. AJ«-xa*der a Com
p* n y, and R C Fowler. Detroit City
Qas company
Ring Tfgrw OR Hi# Finger.
Wyo.. March
F M Johnson, of Howard, while
jumping from a hayrack to the
ground th* other afternoon, bad th*
misfortune to loee a finger Mr.
Johnsons ring became caught tn
a nail when he Jumped, and tha
flt.ger vu torn completely off at
th* first Joint. He waa at once
brought to town to hava hia finger
attended to. and a physician ampu
tated tbe member at the second
Joiat
WORKER WINS
STRANGE SUIT
John Dsbiaaki, Tho Paid
$4,000 for Injurlo*, Award
ed SI,OOO More by Jury
A Jury ta Judge CcUlaffwoodM
court Thursday afternoon returned
a verdict for 110.000 la favor of the
Albert A. Albrecht company against
the Whitehead A Kale* Iron works,
in a suit which la believed to have
i*t a precedent for Michigan in
workmen's compensation litigation.
Tbe case la 'he outgrowth of an
j-ccldent which befell John TVblnakl.
%o employ# of th# Albrecht com
Wonderful Showing of Finn
Easter Haberdashery
A groat gathering of correct ac«ssories.
Every article measuring up to the high
atandard of quality demanded by thia store.
Special Easter Offerings
BIRD-SPECIAL CUSTOM SHlßTS—stik sad Uses
Hoff French Toff* Beautiful pattern# and |rM
<olor» An exceptional chowing at w
BFTAI TIFTL SILK FOl R-IN-10ANDS iitrt quality *tik
Stripe* Leaf and Flower pattern*- Evary wanted color $1.50
All t»a*a clip racy nock band*. Unusual vatao* at I—
BIRD-SPECIAL GLOVES— Cap#. Mocha. Kid and Chamois
Irory. Gray and Tan: plaia or «mbrold«rod . s^.so
back*. Very special showing fc
BIRD-SPECIAL SILK HOSE — rail faahloned. double *ol«a
and hlph apllced b##l* and to#* Perfect flUlng CC-
Extraordinary value* Saturday at ...»
ft Store Open
171-178 Wo»4wH Av*.—D«tr*it’* Larp#*t Ct#*h»ar* '
FRIDAY, MARCH *O. I*IT.
l*aay. who waa surxark oa th* hnefe
by a failing girder which tree being
erected by the Iron works Deb la
•kl obtained, under the c impNnsa
tioe not, $lO per week tor 40C week*,
and hia employer paid this anna
The Albrecht company seed the
Whitehead A Kales company tor toe
$4,000 It paid to Debtaokt and sack
other damage* aa might be awarded
to Deblnalcl Tbe Jury decided that
$4,000 waa not taflalent and added
the additional SO,OOO tor **paia and
suffering "
do tar as could be learned, this la
tbe first time such action haa been
taken in tkt* sUte. It probably will
result In a fe*t oaee before tba ••
r tenia court
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TIMEB, GOES TO
WORKS AGAIN
fluk I——, wko pivt kl* U
dreoe M Me ltl ItitMt .
before Polka Joetloe Kellers Tfcurt
4*y the* he U 4 b««i orreet
r 4 IS tI«M Hi* rHoH W of
fomeoo Is m>l>*4 to staple lores*>
becftat. drookeeoess and rogroac'
Ho woo orrootod Wodnoedey nlftx
for Ho *u Ml to tl«
Detroit Hm*« of Correction moo
a or*, tor i 10*07 tom.
Children Or 7
rat ruicmi
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