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■SUNANCE
Bws ME
P CODIFIED
■foised Measures
Have Suffered Lit-
I tie Change
lamendments
KNOCKED OCT
Additional Dry Bill Is
Passed By the
House
BY W L. CALSOS
(Btmf Correspondent Detroit Timet I
i LAVSI.VJ. Mich , April 7 —The in
. guranre ioiu m ittie of tbe bou** ha-'*
reported oef tha Insurance ode.
known aa th* B<ully Person Mil. end
It ta liated on tie huu*'* calendar for
toaaldaratiott neat week. Th» brute
i/igUßlt'ee wade ten amendments to
tbn code all designed to clarify Ua
li,Afua(e in important section?
The bill ia a ravish n and codlfl
cation of all the laws of the state
lOacarniQf insurance It contains
no aew la*r# and most of the dla
cuaaloo over It has conalatad of ar
(umeo< 4a to whether or not cer
lain paction* whloh atm to take 'be
plnee of aevoral aectiooa in »ho
,«t low roalty express all they are
' topposed to.
Tbn snoatn. In committee nf the
< whole. m.»de nome urporant
t hi the fire insurance law*.
Pul fconcked them "Ut again when
tbn code was up for final paaaitxe.
1 »«> tint It aiands earn with the
ktnrtT oonnn ttee amendment*. pnt
tmip the me bUI as It was wcea
■t| to the legislature fnm the
cottftcr MaJ Baiuuri Pspper. of the
iiiarnet genera!.- «dhce, to vhorn
the work was delegated after the
Mat togiala’ are ordered It done.
The code la the biggest bill of the
•eaaioo hi else, r.ntamiag nearly
Ut printed pages
loth the senate and house ran
thru a big grist of hilla before ad
jr urn tag yesterday for the weekend
IS the aeaai* 37 bills were passed
Wd hi the bouse If. The l»oa** de
feated two MUn. one designed to en-
UhUab n state drain rumnitaslorer
•Sd the other to csUMlah county
hoard* of health
AoKmg the house Wilt that passed
•ga the Amon bill, which la deelfca
ed aa a follow op measure to the
prohibition MU* ft anoke* a pub
lic salaam e of any dwelling kooae
IS or froon which Uooora are acid,
and rinnolin such n house with dim
ST nitty house* which may be abated
[ hy court order as aotaance*
g Among the Mila passed by (he
: Oimnte arms the Welsh Ml from the
lmi> to enUbitnh pctmly
fgnoa; the Hopkins bill ip establish
, Standard grades for Michigan apples I
Ohd the Doigocan bills to ***abll#h
•Uundard baskets and barrels for the
packing and shipping of fiult. the
Sanity MU whloh provides the means
•f organising mutual companies to
handle all varieties of insurance oth
or than life; the Foster bill sotting
severe penalties for defacing the
SMOlttfacturer'* number cn a motor
* car or otherwise defacing the oar to
conceal Ha Identity; and a dozen
appropriation hill*.
DETROIT TO
SUPPLY 300
PHYSICIANS
fr«w P»*» Owe!
boi, chairman of the committee .m
nntkmal prepared nee*. addressed
|b» doctor*. explaining the n*r*«-
**iv of enrolling doctor* only li
guch number* a* could hr spared
jrftr-m th* community He *ald that
|W'th the eatabliahment of an army
o< 2.000.000. a* planned now Michi
gan would be called upon to furn'vh
600 of the*e. He pointed out that
, It would be nece**ary to beep the
meffkal colleges and sanltar! ir.-.s
going and that the enrollment if
physician* would have to be nr
. ranged in attch a way that the col
lege* could keep on turning out
. now doctor*, declaring that when
( American troop* went abro«d If the
mortalin among phyaklan* n.< a*
''■rent * - imonf the Frsnrh and
DrlUah phynkLina. It would be
neceaaary to Keep a *teady rtream
of doctor* going abroad to take the
glaoer of thoee who had falleo
Among the prominent pbyHkkns
who were present and who partld
pated in the diacuaaton were Dr.
Angus Dr J. W. Inches, J
Dr. A. T. Jenning* Dr. C. G. Jen !
ling* Dr A. P. Riddle. Dr J. W
V.iughan Dr B. K. Cullen, Dr. It.
N Torrey, Dr B. R Shurly, and
Dt Warren L. Babcock.
M*j Janie* Bourke spoke to th
physician* on military surgery and
alao teatruc.ted the physicians or.
the question of recruiting examine
tk>na not alone of their own mein
t here hot of applicant* for enlist
| to* nt In the army The major «ill
| remain here for at !ea*t anoti.* r
I month at the end .»f which time it
► k Oipe< ted the local phy*kia’.<
r will have derived great benefit from
I hie lecture* Thia instruction tr
• fethor with the teaming In tactical
rmllbarr maneuver* Which they will
Elooeitre from another army officer,
Ih ooua ed upon to make the men
rtoffteiew* ly roavoraanr with army
HMfnks *o that they will not appear
aa* amateur* when they are rail* 1
lit, war
■MI Ol the ph>«t<iau* pre»e n
evinced the greatr*t enthusiasm
aver the preparation*, and many
ea pressed I b»*m selves as cons id*!
tog It n pleasure to be In a position
to serve the country at great per
sonal loss to themselves Not one
seemed to feel that it *»* » hard
whip or a distasteful duty. E'**n
when Dr. Peterson grimly referr 1
to the fact that the entire staff «»€
phvaiclant would have to be re
pfentsbed conatantlv by live phy*-l
olana taking the places of the dead
ones, not a man flinched
The dooLois believe ihat some of |
them will be catied wttbm 3« day* I
•t the most, and all say they ar** I
ready to go on a moment’s noMc*
U. S. SEIZES
DETROITER
AS PLOTTER
((•■tkiaH frwaw Pe«e
m> about that or about an' pba-e
cf my husband’s trouble *
Kaltschn 1t will bo brought to T)e
trolt durm« the morning and pmu
ably will be lodtf* l in the Wayne
county jail He wga arraign'd In
Port Huron -oon afttr hi* arrest bc
for< United States CcnmussH ncr W.
R Schell. The warrant »n re*r| to
h m and h« snivel evatrinati- a
The »ouinii**inn*r communicated by
telephone nith Federal .'ud«e Ar
ihur J Tuttle, who Used bail at $20.-
OOb
KalfschtLidt's Marine City home
was searcht-d by qtm-mment otticert
after bis arrest. an j serial papers
were .veiled. Th" nature of the»e
documents has not been divulged
leputy U. 3 Marshal George F.
Caldwell nivde the arrest ar.d the
warran’ was vworo to by J. Herbert
Cole, apeclal ag«n of the United
States department of Justice. lo ad
dition to ihe charges of projecting a
military expedition in tbi* coun'rv,
the warrant also accuses Kalt
chmidt of storing and transporting
dynamite.
When war was declared b' tween
Great Britain and Get many. Kali
rchmidt was manager of the Tate
Electric company branch in Tori]
CDy, Out He resided in Detroit,
and went to hi.* wurk in hi# motor
car The car was frequently **ar“h
esl when it was driven from the fer
ry in Windsor, but d*»pi*v this
tearch it Is believed that Kalt
icbmldt succeeded in secreting
tlicks of dynamite in tN* machin*-
and vetting past th- Canadian oifl
clal* with the explosive
The Tat? factory was sold In De
cember. 1911, to the Invincible Ma
chine company, of ▼orcnt'X Kelt
ccbmidt sat] he had to close be
cause the police surveillance of hi*
plant was unbearable to him
Early In tIS au explosion dam
aged the plant of the Frabody coin
paoy. which was manufacturing uni 1
forms for Canadian troops. On the
same morning; n bomb was *cund
outside th# Windsor armory. It did
not explod* boca/is- the cap* bad
not been properly se*. William Uef
ler, watch man In the Tate factory,
was arrested and contested that he
hud »et the bomba with Charges Res
pa He sold he had been employed
by Kaitachmidt to do the job
Respa wa* in Detroit and it was
rot until August. 1916, that he was
arrested After betng watched con
► tantl) by Pinker on detectives and
Canadian officials, be wa* caught on
Uois Blanc island, which la Cana
uaa territory. R*spa corroborated
Lcfler*a atory Implicating Kjlt
icbmidt. Reaps said h* had re
ceived S2OO from Kaltschn'ld*. and
that more bad been pnrmived to bun
While a ftiftMve, he ruet Kaltecbm'd
In New York, he said, and demanded
more money. Kaluchmidt refused
W gire more
Lefler was sent-need to serve the
remainder cf hla life in Kingston
penitentiary and Respa *a* given a
1C year term In the spring of IH<
the srand jury In Sandwich Indicted
Kaltachmidt and the Dcmfnioo gnv
trnment requested (h* United States
to arrest Kaltachmidt and give him
into the custody of Canad i The
American government replied tha* It
could no» arrest Kslt-schmid' for
•uch an offenae in times o' pe re
Kaltachmidt w«« reluctin' *u talk
*l*njt his congectom with the dm*
n«ite plot, ultho at times ho t*
known to have made denial' He
was forced to re«lgn fron. vat
Cltlb* bemuse of feelings °f te4»n*
nicnt against hint Me admitted to
cne newspaperman that he wa« not
a United States citixen A bullet
was fired at the door of his home a
moment li.f.iro it bad Von opened
Speed Up, Men, for Your Hickey- A V ; 9
Freeman Suits and Topcoats < ( f
—Else Easter Will Get Here Before
S2O, $25 and up to S4O '
Ju«t one more day in which to choose the clothing you'll want 'V
. could pick Htekty Fm n tn suits and th your >
eyes shut and not go wrong!
Hickev ! fWO - in Rochester, Nevi York,
and made with greater <an Thl nrr atl v* <»| The taik>l V
Kxarnine workman-
ship yourself, sir, and see how flne it is.
Styles for the young man or for the man of quiet
In patterns that an? MUBand to t
stuff just
S2O. $25. and on m J4<>.
UiryW
m m w m , Open Saturd.iss Till 0 P. M y
—
; by hi* stater on the night of Jan. 7,
I*l6 KaJtsi'hrnldt complained iu thr
| cl ice
Kaltechmidt was named In one of
the men) ac »udala that centered
about Captain *<>n Papcu. who »•»
111tarv altiiciir t>( the Germane em
lasav in Washington and »!io wav
»t-nt home h) the Aiaerican ao»ern
ro« nt Kec irdi >»eiied fn'in \on
i’apen fl office ahow.«l he bad p.»ld
fl,t*oo to Kaltachmldi,
BRAZIL IS
PREPARING
TO FI6UT
Ships and Docks Are
Requisitioned For
Defense
TEUTON ENVOYS
ARE GUARDED
Public Opinion Favors
Action Against
Germany
RIO DK JANEIRO, April 7. The
Brazilian cov*rntnen» today requisi
tioned for grrvemui*‘o u«e th** entire
flee* of th«- Con pan ia Conierclo v
Naviration, «oge*her with all uockv
and ’ for purposes cf
national defense”
The German nnd Austrian lega
thin* were put under guanl.
Public eicitement i* 1 at a high
pitch againHt Germany and apparen*
ly favors Brazil’s alignment with the
l tilted States agains. GeTuarv
Treah flame* were added to th»
fire of indignation against Germany
w|!h additional detail* received
fmm the cap’atn of the iteam*'-
Parana concerning that vcsael’a de
struction by a German submarine
Th* commander declared ’here
wit* no warning of any kind, end
that the torpedo struck his vessel
at out midmxht. presumably on
Wednesday. The fourth engineer
and two firemen were killed by *h*
explosion and a majority of the
Parana's crew were wounded. !Jfe
hcat* bearing the stirvlTors w«t-»
afloa* 12 hours before a French de
stroyer picked them up
9o far the Braxilian gneemmen'
hss remained sflent on Ps course
of action
BITVOC AIRES April 7 -Save
for Brazil and possibly Bolivia, dis
patches today from South American
capitals indicated all republics were
preparing to announce their neutral
try bv specific proclamation*
Conferences were tn progress in
p* adjcally all South American cap-j
itals today
George Mitre, editor of ta Nacirnt. I
today cabled congratulations tc
President W1!«on. explaining Ms
purple tn part vra* to try to offset
the coolness toward th* United
States exhibited by the Argentine
government.
MATCHES PENNIES
WITH STRANGERS
AND LOSES S3OO
Matching pennies with two stran
gers in Mkhigan Central depot. Fri
day. while awaiting a train, ended
dlsaatroualy for Paul Turner, of Al
ba. Pa When the game nad finish
*d Turner’s train had departed and
the stranger* followed In ita evke
»i»h f"yf>o of hla money.
Turner complained to police of
*he Trumbull-ave station He as
’erred the three had ovgun by
matching penal**. In s few m*n
tite* It wg« quarters and then dol
lar* When the strangers bad taken
fits'* from him they disappeared. he
•ays
The new chemistry building a*
•lie University of Cincinnati, recent
y completed *t a cost of |?'»0 non
)• to be formally dedicated and
opened today
f>ne hundred years ago today the
flrst institution for the Instr-uepon
of deaf mutes in America w**
opene«l at Hartford by Dr T H.
Gallaudet.
DETROIT TIMES
PRESIDENT
SIGNS WAG
RESOLUTION
Final Step Follows Pas
sage In House
373 to 50
ALL COUNTRIES
ARE NOTIFIED
Pacifists’ Stubborn Op
position Is In
Vain
WASHINGTON. April 7 - War wa*
declared at 1 13 Friday afternoon
At exactly that hour President Wil
son signed th* Joint resolution
pas»*d by th* ho"*e and senate,
d*-clanng a *’at* of war between
' the United States .»nd Germany
An hour "before the resolution
was signed by Vice Pre*id*nt Mar
shall at 12 13.
The*e were the 'a*t formaline*
neceaaary to make the United fttatwe
an ally of England. Franc* and Rua
vli in th* world war of democracies
against autocracy.
As the president affixed hi* signa
ture to the document. -Com
mander Byron McCandless rignaled
arrosv th* street to the navy de
pariment ihat war was formally on
and ordnra were flashed out from the
government wireless to the ship* at
sea and to the forts of the United
Simultaneously every steam whir
tie in Wasblngz.m and on th# Potn
ma river nearby was opened wide
and their screeches could he heard
in every corner of the nation's cap!-
> L
While th* ink wa* atlll wet on the
j hi*toric war resolution to
all the countries of the earth were
! «*n» noMDlng them of this govern
-1 tD-n’’* action
Th- state and- pari m*u ’ informed
■ -'he Swiss minister here representing
: German interest* in the United
State* of tht* country's action and
! be wiil 'x>nimunlca*e officially to
Berne and thence to Berlin,
j United State* representatives in
' • ve-v European and other capital
.‘-hould have the news within 24
b ours
President Wilson signed *he reso
lution in th* library of »h* White
House two minutea after H bad
reached the executive mansion from
the rapltoL
JASNOWSKI HAS
-SIX VOTE LEAD
Purely clerical error* discovered
by the city canvassing board, check
in? over the vote* cast in the re
cc rderslwp race, late Friday after
• noon, reduced Charles H Jas now
j ski s lead over Charles T Wllkir i
to six vote* During the day loeses
and gains were found for both ran
dldatea. the net result of the day s
work being a reduction In Jasnow
skla lead from 14 to six votes
There are six more wards «n
whl-h »ha .rote remains to be can
vassed Th*se will undoubtedly he
completed Saturday.
The canva«*er* were unable to
find the tally sheet# and returns
frera the fourth dlsrrkt of the Hlxth
ward and hellers that thev were
sent with the county return* bv
mistake
LATE NEWS BULLETINS
rORTT. \ VT> Or- \pr 6. Fed'-ral
cfflelals her-' admitted tod*, tnjt *
well evilpp* I wireless Station. C.,re
fullv hi'lJ, n in »h- woods ,♦ the
has* of M' l lood, has been dtscov
t red and d-s'mvetl
The plant Included a f*rsr*tor
and high ,re-ial« capable of c 'mtnu*
titrating in a radm« cf n.*V)c mile*
Notodr wa« arr-sted Ther* *4,
u«»hod> about th* plant
President Urges All Citizens
To Support War Program; Makes
Rules for Conduct of Aliens
WASHINGTON I>. April 6.—President Wilson today
i»sued from the White House the following proclamation to
the people of the Vnited States: ~
WHEREAS, The congress of th* United State*. In th# exercise of the
constitutional authority veeted In them, have resolved, by Joint resolution
of the senate and house »»f representatives bearing date of *»'" oay. ha
the state of war between the United Sta*r« and the Imperial leiman g '
ernmwit which ha* been thrust upon the United State# la hereby formally
WHEREAS, It la provided by Sec l<>«7 of the Revised Statute*, a*
' Whenever there 1* declared a war between the 1 nited States and
any foreign nation or government or anv invasion or predatory laruralon
Is p-rpetrated attempted or threatened against the territory of the I ultea
States, by any foreign nation or government, and the preetdent makes
public proclamation of the event, all natives, citizens, deniz-n* or subject*
of the hostile nation or government being availed of the age of 14 year*
and upwards, who shall be within the In ed State* and not actually
naturalized shall be liable to be apprehended, restrained, secured aud
removed, a* alien enemies
’The president la authonaed in anv such event bv hi* proclamation
thereof or any public act# to direct the conduct to be observed, on the part
of the United State# towards the aliens who become so liable, the manner
and the degree of the restraint to which they shall be subject, and In what
rase*, and upon what security their residence shall be permitted, and to
provide for the removal of tbo*e who not being permitted to reside within
the United State*, refuse or neglect to depart therefrom and to establish
an' other regulations which are found nece-aarr in the premises and
for the pubDc safety -
WHEREAS, By Section* 4A6X, 4069 and 407 b, of the Revised Statutes,
further provision is made relative to alien emaim*#
New, therefore, I, Woodrow Wilton. Preeident of the United States of
America, do hereby proclaim to all whom it may concern that a state of
wr#r exiota between the United State* and the Imperial German goverrw
mint, and I do specifically direct all ofheera, civil or military of the United
States that they exarciee vigilance and zeal in the discharge of the duties
incident te eueh a state of war; and I do. moreover, earnestly appeal to all
Amerieen citizen* that they, in loyal devotion to their country, dedicated
from its foundation to the principles of liberty and justice, uphold the
laws of th# land and give undivided and witlmg support to those measures
which may be adopted by th# constitutional authorities in prosecuting the
war to a successful issue and In obtaining a secure and just peace.
Aud. acting under and by virtue of the authority v****ted in me by the
Constitution of th*» United State* and the *aid nrction* of the
Statute*. 1 do herebv further proclaim and dirr< » that th* rondurt to be
observed on th# part of th* United State* toward all native* rttlxena
denizen* or subjects of Germany, being males of 'he a*e of 14 year* and
upwards who ahnM be within the United State# and not actually naturallx
ed. who for the purpose otthi* proclamation and under such sections of the
Revised S’atute* are tspmed alien enemies, shall be hh follow*'
Ail alien enemies are enjoined to preserve the peace towards the United
State* and t# refrain from crime against the public safety, and from via
latlng the laws of the United States and of the states and territories there
of. ang to refram from actual hostility or giving information, aid or com
fort te the enemies of the United States and to comply strictly with th#
regulations which are hereby or which may be from time to time pronvul-
Ced by th* president; and eo long aa th*y aha I conduct themselves In
;erdance with law, thay shall be undiaturbed in the peaceful pursuit of
thair lives and occupations, and be accorded the consideration due all peace
fvt and taw-abidtng person#, except eo far as restrictions may be necessary
for their own projection and for the safety of the United States; and
toward* such alien enemies aa conduct themselves in accordance with law
•II etttsen* of the United States are enjoined to preserve the peace and to
tract them with all auch friendliness as may be compatible with loyalty and
allegiance te the United States.
And all alien *n*iniex who fall
orndoc' th*rn*njves a* eo enjolne-l ,
In addition to other penal'!** p *-I
arrlbed by law. shall be lial>D ’<> J
restraint or to rive **curi r y or to :
remove and depart from the United
Bta’ew lo the manner prescribed by j
sections four thousand and *lx'y
n'B* ikJiA four thousand and-• ver
of th* rwvl##d statute# and a* p r
acrited in the regula'ion# duly pnv j
a ulgst*d by the president.
And pursuant to the author-'
vsat-'l n me. 1 hereby d-ol*r- and ,
•eta >l l eh the follown* reeulat >n«,
Which I And neoeaeery lo tr.e pfm
ls«a and for the puMlr »af»t>
1— An alien enemy *hall not hav
li7 his posa-aalon. at any time or
place any firearm, weapon or np'»- !
merit of war nt component r* r ' »t -r
--»t. ammunition Maalm or oth-r *l
- b*rmt» trr explrrtvr rrr mater
ial ueed in the manufacture wf A
plosives.
I—An alien enemy shall not have
In hi# po»seasion at any time orp’.ar
or use or operate any atn-rart or
wlreleae apparatus, or sny f rm of
•ignallna d-vlce. or any f-rm ■
cipher code, or any pap*r. docunien-t
or book written or print-d In • tpher
or in which there may be Invisible
w rltlna
S—All property found In the pos
a*ssl .nos an alien In violation f
the foregoing regulation* shall b*
• abject to aelaurs bjr lh« l nlted
States.
4 —An alien enemv shall not ap
proach or be found within one-half
Os a mils of any federal or •fat
fort. Camp, arsenal, aircraft station,
go vernrnsnt or naval ve.-el. n»'
yard, factory or w- rkahop t/>r '
manufacture of munitions of war or
of any products for th« u»# «>f th*
army or navy,
4—Aa alien enemy e1»all not writ*,
print or publish any attack r
threats against the g rerrno»nt r
congrea* of the United -»atr« r.r
either branch there.,f «,r again#’ M e
n.eaaurea or policy ‘ t !!•# ’ nt’el
■•tatea or agaln*t t e f *r* n or
property of an> per*, n In t v e rr 11-
tar>. naval or civil »»rr -e f »r.»
United htatea. or of the riu, - Mi
terrluvry or of th# I>'*trl-t "*
lurabia or of the municipal r v-rr
mente thorelo
g An alien enem' »hsl) not c
mit o» ahet any h.,»i > *.• vgs
the United Atete# r g • '
t,o» aid or comfort t > I’a -nen !••
T An alien eramy ahsll n>t r•
• Ide In or continue to o
remain Ip oar *nt*r an» k>-alit,
which the prealdenf r » fr -1 tlr »
to tim* deelgnate hy *«er><tlr- ord»r
as a proMbltad area In wh'r* r»»
dance by an alien «ne-- oa>
found by him to conetltufe a dec*-'
to the p'ublk peace and »afef. o' the
United State* except by perrr 1 - f-c-m
the president and ex-apt ur'l" ••!'*
limltatlow or reatrlctlons #e t*» pr»«-
ident may pregcrlba.
X—An alien enemy whom *► - p-»#
dent kb all ha»« reaaonahle -si#*
believe to he aiding or ah v t 1
the enemy, or to he at larx- to » •
danger of the p ihl c pea-e «• safefv
•f * e I'r t»1 Pts*e* or to kir» vlo
l.tied . r to be about to violate any »f
th»*.* r» gulatlona. shall rcmotn to
an'. I ><'• ’Ton d»aignated by th* presi
dent b v * ■•vruttv* order and shall not
remove therefrom without a p*rm|l.
■ r «hall lit part froni the t’nlted
r*t*'e» if ao reoulred bjr the prerl
<l e n t:
* So alien enemy shall depart
*- -. th» t’nited Stairs until be shall
I'AVS received such prrtnlt as thr
: ruldffit shall P'-SSI ribs or e*rept
.nd. r order of a court, Judge or lua
t nnd*r »»< ll"n» 4041 and 4\l»0 of
ihr rtr< land Statute#
14 So alien enemy shall land In
or enter thr fnit'd States. eicept
under sw<• restrictions nod at aurh
places as the president may pra
»< -tU»
II Ts re »«arr to prsvsnt vio
lations of thr-e reputations, afl alien
«nerri“s will t»r on I ' ged to register.
It—ls alien earmy n k»n .there
may He reasonable ranee is believe
lit lee ajdlaa *r ahoal tn aid tbe en
emr. nr wk« may be at larfr Is tbe
■lisirr nf the public peace nr safety,
nr who violates nr attempts tn sin
late. nr of whom there la reasonable
sruanil tn Hellene that be la ahottl
In stnlate any regplatln.a daly pro
■ nnlantett hr the president, ar an*
rilminnl law nf tbe I nlted tlsirs nr
nf the •late* or territories thereof,
will be snhlert to aaatmnry arrest by
ibe 1 alted States marshal ar blade p
>«»* ne airll nthrr sllrrr as Ike presl
drat shall deslaaatr. and tn e**Sae
ment In aarh penltra Mary, prison.
! Jail, mllltnrr rnasp nr atbrr plaee nf
drtenllaa as may hr dlreetrd by the
president.
This pr -tarnation and the refuta
tions 1.-rr n o nt*'n*d shall eitend
and apply to all land and aater. ron
i iT.ial op In«ular in any way with
jin within the Jur: .diction of the
! T'nited «tater
In w‘tn»s* where f I have hereun
to eet mv hand ar and < auS' l the seal
of t e fn:t*d ‘•rat's t*- he affliad.
-« n
T>. n • a* th* ntr of Trashing'on
th.;a *U’' d-av of April, In the \-ar
< f f>ur Is rd One Thousand N'n*
II ndr#4 si 1 IsTtstMll and of the
Inlrro f the fnlted «'*te«
"e ih.c. If tin deed I'd "‘■rn -first
wnotip.ow IVIMON
Pa- th * President
ROHKRT !^>Xf»INO.
de retnrv f,f ® 1 1 1 e.
STATE SOLONS
CONGRATULATE
CONGRESSMEN
nr n r. cai vo.v
ii Ulnff Goryeypon/fenf /Jefrolf ru*»fli
I.ANWNG. Mich March 7 Th*-
| -ena**» ha« adopted a resolution of
fared hy Senator Planck rongratii
latlng the members nf the Michigan
delegation In cnnfre«a on their rote*
for a declaration of war again
Germany Copies of the resolution
will he s»nt to the state’s sena’ors
and mngrssmen In Washlnginn
The Best Place to Buy Your Easter Plants
Our annual custom of buying the choicest plants of one of
Detroit’s best greenhouses again brings this Easter opportunity
for you and our other customers.
BLESSED’S
CORNKIt WOODWARD AND FOREST
Order Your Easter Plants With Your Groceries
Uwarmthc A " colors, whits.
njdlllllllO pink. purple and
variegated—
-35c, 50c, 75c, $ 1 & f 1.25
Tulinc yellow, red. snd
I Hll|)9 variegated fine plants—
50c» 75c « SI.OO
QnifaPH R*tr» strong health?
Opil flt 4 plains, well rn
potted, each O 1 •JU
i\ tni. iiiini iii rr.
Choice dainties fiat
add s* st to s menu
l-arvr wise An
I d«m Ibmt.
4mrM.au »wl»* 4A
1 bee.e. Ih ‘IUC
(re* mb (altsse CW*e.
made fresh t r
dally, lb I«JC
PhllßSrlpbla (ream
(be**e. 10c&20c
Hew 1 ae% •«•(* !>••?*
I‘heeae, 414
ver? nns lb ~.. *SvC
B«*weforl. Healekeiel.
rinewpple. Pla* ewt w .
Hippy and wtbrr fancy
f bteara.
\ rfuul’a a*tlpr*Bfw
Hew Maple O*
Spear, lb £tJC
In the Big Sanitary Meat Dept.
HOT HOUSE LAMB SStf .^rr^S
months ahead of the regular market Nothing finer for your
Easter Sunday dinner.
CHICKENS
Fretb t)r»*w4 Phila
delphia l apwaa.
I reab I»re#*ed Yearling
HrWB for 'ft
fries-*#* lb .... OtJC
Pl.mnutfc Kwcba f>r
freing snd Q
'n| lb ....
Isaac Bra*. OO
f- afew'ng sh i)av
$2
PORK
411 ehotc# young c*»m
--f-d f>lg sto* K.
I nln Nnasf #f Ol
Mule Pis. lb 4>lC
liar Ow* Mabe »*nre
Park 4bsßb*» Weal.
ail pur* p«-rk. n" *a
ter. no 9>ia.
re real, lb .... *OC
Saaaase I lab*. 00.
»*nie a* *1 •»• lb tfaiii
Oar Celebrafed Hama
able* **Maase. Tnu can
pay more but y«u
isn’t s-t Of*
h. Iter lb *>4JC
freak T#rk Tender»*lM*
rhottt Friday Nijfht for First Deliveries Saturday.
15 Phones to lake Your Order—(.KANO 3750
Most Convenient Location in Detroit —Cor. Woodward nnd
Forest Aves.—On Woodward and Crosstown Car lanes.
& Easter Specials
IpK pnr Baxter one of the jn'eateet Festival* of the year
I 7 we have prepared th*»*n very appropr'iie Ic* (roam si pec laU
I Each on** of them will prove the excellence of VELVET
| fIKANI) qtii»lHv I’F on* t! e order now and !>• tun of a moat
dellrloux d-*«« rt for your Faster dinner.
'"Main 5140
Ur4rr. fer *■«'*"«
taken clank
ii 4
\f •nAav. April * , ’h.
Special No. I Special No. 3
S>M*lmde I'nddlnr with Or- French fruit Ftrlcfc wtth ae*
an*.' Ire cj\* H *7 p aorted fruit• qiinr’
brick ... IJC bt’ck . UWV
. Vanilla
'** , center of French Vi
* s*' ’ \ nlTla A yellow
.40 " WLftP ) e*K In every ellce
' y ' /y ‘l ‘«« fiOr
brtrk “
Individual Molds
> Rabbits ■-•?. 5 1.75d0z.
LI F><rs and r iy All one kind or aeaorted I
ifj* nn icfcr' No order* taken for !•**
Li I iliac ,hnn omkhaU
—* 1.11 It S ■ dozen, 90c.
Detroit Creamery
Main 5140
advertisers prefer to speak
to the real buyers in the home
SATURDAY, APRIL 7. HIT.
Daffodils
doubl. bloMom.—
50c, 75c, *1 and *1.50
Rambler Roses £2! « ho c ‘~
l)p net out In jour garden this
r: $1.25 B $1.50
FRi:«H k r<i(-IT4Bi.es
Months ahead of your
earliest garden.
l ender Hulhewae I el
la. e.
Ice her* Head t.etfwc*,
freak Aplaaeh.
I reab Aapwraa**.
% anas 4 arrota.
4. reen and 44a» deaaa.
Careen Onlnna,
Hew Herwiuda Onlnna.
I.title Hnend Hadlabea.
Halhnuar 4 nrambera.
Ptae riarlda t aleey,
Hew Herwiuda Polal.era,
Hew Florida l*alataea.
Ilotbowae I’le Plaat,
Paraloy,
Paraslft,
llatakaaaa.
I'll Plant.
Mwah mama
Easter HAMS
Bester order at ni)'**
ao yo« will not be
disappointed.
W« have a M* sup
ple of th* rtne.f
brands and S'«dea
of H \M In the coun
try. but the derrsnd
Is «otnr to be great
OKTM-TR NOW
w .iViV 30r
,».... 32c
Oar lungllab Sliced
*asar < weed OQ
n« «n, lb OOf
f reab Taleea- l.lerr and
Hweetbrrsda for *Hery
br dY.
rnpc STRICTLY
tubO FRESH -
W* »p«4 isl!*e m * gas not
or*r fly* dyj * old
fine Malaga 40
(.rapea, lb 4Uf
Kaary < allfaral* karri
r ■*’• 30r40c50c
4 h ..Ire Pla rid a lirape
frwll. l)(f
2 Sand 4 for ... bi)C
f’lorlda Plarap plea,
large 4HP
. «)i)f
11*4 Ot n BAKP.n
(.(ion* l> kIHfTIK*
Thrv have a h Igh *|ual
ll> that w ii please
Bread, large loaves of
w h. leiome home-made
hr-«d 1 A
et ill lUC
Smaller /?
lon ' el ~ Or
7X7. I 0w
l ady Klager* IC*
If era< If a I X >,V
kit \4 beat Bread. 11
loaf . . 1 AC
< -*nnamon. rarher
tlnnae and 1 4
Finger Bella, do*.. 1 ‘lf
BEEF
rut from choice voting
nativ* steeis
Bih Haaata it monUr
2') «« 32c
f halce Kellie B**a»a.
HamHnrg Steab. all
18c
LAMB
(.ranine Hbrwpehtre. lb*
beat In the land.
Faregaarfera. Ofie
v»rv lender lb. •>'*(
Hln.l*aar(ara QO „
and l.ega. lb 0&<
Oboalder Cat* L*«wb
!,**”■ 30c
Brraa* *f l amb 1 4
fur stt-wln* lb .. lit
VEAL
Veal, cilia rh ice and
' ‘ ,f *'>d O 4
. ir,. IT lb £**C
a bon M#P Mesa* r
24c&20c
v ; .,........ 24c