The Detroit times. [volume], April 19, 1917, NOON, Page PAGE 4, Image 4

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SECOND DAY
Figure Is Exclusive of
Innumerable Small
Contributions
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Boyal Arch Masons
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Total MJ.OOO
for the second day cf the Red
Crop* campaign Detroitei* contrib
uted mom than 12,000, bringing the
grand total of tbe fund up to $63,-
•09. Thla la exclusive of many gift*
donated for special purpose* and in
cludes only aurh gifts ai go to the
genera! fund
Donation* for special purpose*
moan the ft membership fee, of
which there bare been thousand*,
an wall aa gifts of hospital beds, am
fewlancra. money for medicine and
various other purposes. In all the
campaign to date has produced ap
proximately |T 5,000. The fl gifts
cad lees will not be counted until
BCKt week, when the aura will be
cnnounocd.
Pupil* of the school* are conduct
ing a campaign. for *nnd* ’.<l rr.
of the contribution* are sums
lees than one dollar. 'Hte total.
however, la awpected to be large.
Officer* la charge of the spring
dries tor fend* ere well pleased
with results thus war They are es
pecially pleased with the enthusiasm
of the alien population of Detroit
aad draw attention to the fact that
the 10,900 Rumanians of Detroit are
being Interested by Peter Vasa of
No. 153 Kir by-era nest, and
•bow great enthusiasm Mom than
dft moving pictures la the city are
now showing Red Cross films, and
tbe committee has 111 me for other
theaters that desire them.
The women's Organisation wishes
to announce that some of its work
ers hare been selling Red Cross but
tone tor tS cents.' This has been
done under a misapprehension No
person is permitted to wear a Red
Cross button unless he is a metdber
and a membership may not be pur
chased tor leas than tl It Is an of
fense against the United States gov
ernment to wear the emblem if one
Is not a member
The women’s committee meets
each morning at 10 o'clock In New
berry boose. No. 411 Jefferson-eve
ATI woman interested in tbe ram
nalgn are tavlted to attend. This
invitation Is addressed particularly
lo the women of the North Wood
trard-avg. section, who have been a
kit baehward about getting Into the
campaign
Good Taste Always Welcome
The owner of a superior and beautiful motor ear is invariably
a welcome guest, a desirable acquaintance.
The good taste that selects a superb automobile
doesn’t stop there. It runs thru one’s entire
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character and into all one’s activities. It is a
splendid quality, highly esteemed by friends—
indeed, it is a maker of friends.
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will of your acquaintances by owning a Winton
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sign, appointments, and color harmonies, and
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The Winton Company
1270 Woodward Arrnur
THE FLAG SPEAKS
Secretary *f tha lei#rise, Franklin K. Lens, ietsrpeetsr.
"Let me tell yo« who lam The work that wa do is the making of
the real flag lam not the flag, not at ell lam but Its shadow I
am whatever you make me. nothing more, I am your belief In yourself
your dream of wbar a people may become. I lire *. changing life, a life
of mood a and passions, of heart breaks and tlrsd rausclee Mometlmae
I am atrong with pride, when men do an honest work, fitting the rails
together truly. Sometimes I droop, for then purpose has gone from me
and cynically I play the coward Sometimes lam loud, garish and full
of that ego that blasts Judgment But always lam ail that you hope
to be and have the courage to try tor lam song and fear, struggle and
panic, and ennobling hope. I am the day'* work of the weakest man
and the largest dream of the most daring lam tbe Constitution and
the courts, statute* and statute makers soldier and dreadnaught, dray
man and street sweep, cook .counselor, and clerk. I am the battle of
yesterday and the mistake of tomorrow. I am tbe mystery of the man
who do without knowing why. 1 am the clutch of an idsa and the
reasoned purpose of resolution Ism no more than what you believe
me to be. and I are all that you believe 1 can be lam what you make
me. nothing more 1 swing before your eyee ass bright gleam of color,
a symbol of yourself, the pictured suggestion of that big thing which
maktfi this nation. My stars and my sirlpee are your dream* and your
labors. They are bright with cheer, brilliant with courage, firm with
faith, because you have made them so oat of your hearts, for von are
the makers of the flag, and it Is well that you glory in the making "
RIVALRY FOR
MEMBERS KEEN
Detroit Automobile Hub ('abi
paign Develop* keen Com
petition Among Workers
The Detroit Automobile clubs
membership campaign has devel
oped Into a double oontest. In %il
ditton to the competition between
the flveman teams there is active
rivalry among the directors of the
club. Thoms* P Henry and Kd
ward N. Hines are stepping sway
f-om thetr fellow board members,
and then* two threaten to rival
even the team* that are working
Bert Morley's Kelsey Wheel com
pany team stayed :n the lead Wed
resday morning, but there were In
dications that at least two others
would crowd Morlev before the erd
t.f the day C P. Stanbach’s Bur
roughs Adding Machine companv
team and H. O Malirtiuger’* Try
Ton laboratories five both reported
that they were holding out, but
would be In with suflU lent new
members by Wednesday night to
displace all others.
Among the other team* close to
the Kelseys were the L. J. Robinson
company. Firestone Tire A Rubcer
company. Michigan Stats Auto
school. gerlpps-Bootb company, and
Frank Alnger heading the printers’
team Tbs H. A. Jons* company
team Is another active five that
promtaes to corns to ths front be
fore the week end
In connection with the safety first
work of the club, an arrangeaDen*
Tigghe®*) made whereby Boy Scouts
are to guard street crossings at all
schools This la In addition to the
police ofllrer* assigned to school
crossing*. The club officer* ask
that all motorists tn the city abide
by the Instructions of ths scouta
when they ore on duty at the
schools, as this will aid tn protect
ing the thousands of children among
whom numbered many of the traffic
Alleged Dope Smuggler H*ld.
Roy Berry, 25 years old. arrested
at tbe Woodward ave. ferry dock
Tuesday by James J. Brady, eoi
lector of Internal revenue, and Jo
seph Dederlch. federal Investigator,
with a quantity of morphine In h *
possession, was held to the grand
Jury Wednesday morning by United
States Commissioner Hurd. Berry
waived examination aad hia bail
was set at |SOO.
SUNDAY SCHOOL
WORKERS MEET
Annual Convention of Wayne
County Association Begins
Here Today
Withs Dumber of sectional con
ference* in the eleroetuary, sec
undar> and adult department*, the
twen»y*ixih annual convention of
the Wayne County Sunday school
association began Wednesday after
noon. in Central Methodist institute
building, and will continue Wed
nesday evening and Thursday af
ternoon and evening
These different conferences were
addressed by Mrs Hutton. Miss
Ha*e| l>e*ris. Mrs P F Stair. Mi»*
May Case Marsh. Dr. SL R. Rolls#
ton, Frederic Goodrich, Jr., and
Wellington M I ogan. following a
general address by the Rev P. F
Stair and devotional exercise# con
ducted by the Rev J. A. Haim
huber.
The annual business meeting
submission of reports and election
of officer* Wednesday evening will
precede addresses by Miss Hasel
Lewis. Mr* P F Stair. FYederlc
Goodrich, Jr., and Professor F. 8
Goodrich Bishop Henderson will
•peek Thursday afternoon, and fol
lowing his address there will be
department conferences under tbe
leadership of H W, Hoebeke. C.
M Carson. F S. Good ling Jr., and
Miss Ids M. Blirk
An adult Bible clan* mass meet
lag will mark the close of the con
vention Thursday evening thq de
vot tonal service* to be In charge
of tbe Rev Joseph A. Vance, pas
tor of the First Presbyterian church,
sad the principal address to he giv
en by A. J Elliott, known to all Bun
day school and chare fa workers as
'Dud” KHiott.
Builder*
Contractors
The experience of TS years
eaablss us to give you
Interior Finigh
of superior workmanship, high
quality, mn-h bm with prompt,
efficient service
Chas. J. Wallich
Succeeding
H. James a Company
713 St Aubin St. Cad. 3738
DETROIT
MAKES POOR
SHOWING
City Is 25th Among 47
Naval Recruiting
Stations
IMPROVEMENT
IS EXPECTED
Imposters In Uniform
Reported to Be Opor
ting Here
Despite the apparent wave of pa
trtotic enthusiasm that is sweeping
over Detroit just now. the naval re
crulting office In the city ranks
twenty-fifth among the 47 rocrulMng
• tstlcnl in the United State*. ac
cording to tbe work accomplished
by all of them for the week ended
last Wednesday This information
Sun Life of Canada
Sets New Records
RESULTS swcured during the year 1916 reaffirm the position mi tka
Sum Lrf® Assurance Company of Canada as tka leading Ufa aawriTU
organization in the Dominion. One* more it Wads tka fluid among
Canadian Companion in eack of tha following reapoct* :
Liryest New Bulans. Larges! Butms la Ftrct. Largest Assrfc.
LargestSvgtas Ltrviafv Largest del Sirptas. Largest hnat
Larges! Ibtrlkattai ts Lite Assaraaee Beacfits.
THE YEAR'S RESULTS
TVw toll.j v4ag large a mi awlfnnw fascrewses registered fieri eg the year (tit daaftf Jewseaetoafieiha
•keg* es *he Caaga*;'a pi *>■■■ aad the —wfifi—>s aatd prestige it «gayi «* the pekla mmmd |
1919 1918 IMCMLAJK
Awb as at P.r—h.. Jl.t .... M2.94g.9M *74 T»,4» 9MXU7I (114%)
Caah iaewaae ........ 18,4*9.131 15-C3.67J t,IM,4P (I*4*
Sasphaa pAd wr aßettwd t»
Wat Iwrphn as at Dws—b.r 31st. . . g509g45 7.M6.691 M4JT4 (124%
Taml Pay aS. la Fafcyh slfier. . . 7,57g©1« 7.139,479 44RJJ7 ( gj%
Aaaarwwi aa U—wd aad Paid f- U Cash . 4Z772.2M 54.F73.M1 7.Mg 141 (224% I
k.sarwat-iaFwwa 2ai.4A4.790 367,404.190 IkUMH ( 94% I
fwedfcat with %• then laervin, the Csapaiy swoesaded duriwg la Wfaethag a
THE COMPANY'S GROWTH
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1198 373.500 SI 1.573,0ff7 10 • 413,M W
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SUN LLFE AS2WMRCE
©iMSOT of Canada
HEAD
1871 T. ■ MACAULAY Praauieß*. 1917
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Detroit Division—EßNEST W OWEN, Manager, Detroit.
North Eastern Michigan Divi»iorv—E E WILKINSON, Manager, Port Huron.
Western Michigan Division —FRED C. HOLBECK, Manager, Grand Rapida
JOHN A. TORY, Supervisor,
CORRIS JEWELER-13 Grand River >«t t S
“Going After the Cows’* — FREE! I
A man who knew considerable about “farm happen- ..
ings' and not a little bit about human nature once said : If 7 0 u ,
rams in and Mk
ii admit a cow given milk, but a cow doe* not come f #r on « «f
up to the farm house door and beg to be milked.” No. Dorr*** Gmimm
it s a case of taking your pail and going to the cow; and if L .««k«r c* r
not in the barn, why go to the pasture; if not there. Tl ... c .... „
on to the woods. At any rate you tramp around, call and r . n ...
“keep after' 1 the cow until you find her. Then your job fhee
commences—you have to do the milking—your reward of Rervad their par
course is a pail of fine, freah milk. pose if thay
Th« Point—Find Dorris, Jeweler, and you’ll be reward- tay'mlw location*
ed —your reward comes in the greateet possible saving on That satisfies ms.
Watches, Jewelry and Diamonds. v >
COMPELLING SPECIALS™THIS WEEK
FREHCH IVORY f--- GoM f IM
Comb- I French Ivory j Cuff Buttons
19c i Buffer, COpi 48c
I’ll start to m..ke . by at* r - B B 881 l
friends rtght "off ths J wor»h twice u “ J This eyerie) proves
bit wKh this sper»al. I | another paint—loreset
wBMaaMM J * possible prices
Discount .nd.h.u
Cameo Bracelets in
on this w..k « r coral and Shell.
soy artl-l. f,S n m.j f - _
t«t • t'it.niv>j i r. r . I / ’-smee scarr Pine tn
J coral and shell.
DORRIS - JEWELER SSJfiSK
TIMES
[ wa* contained In a bulletin from the
; war iapartmil received by Ideut
j W. N. Richardson Wednesday morn
I tng
lietroit's geographical location la
g.Mu ms one reason for the poor
showing IJeut Richardson draws
attention to tbs fact that a man
living in pans of the upper penln
*u!a can reach the Atlantic coast
a* rapidly as be can get to Detroit
Th> id-a is borne out by the fact
that the recruiting offices along the
roarl show the beat results.
In the week considered there
were nearly 200 man recruited tn
Detroit for the navy, a record never
before approached and one that is
considered good for a state *o far
from the roast.
All branches of the army and navy
are now showing good result*, aitbo
not a* good as the recruiting offi
cer* hoped for The army, navy
and marine corps are holding their
offices open practically 24 hour* s
dsy. and steady stream* of eager
>oung men are applying for enlist
ment. A* the requirements are a*
severe as in time* of peace many of
those who apply are rejected, how
ever.
Major F Tv Phelps. In charge of
the army recruiting office, »mya he
l as received reports that many men
appearing In uniform* of United
Sta’es army officer* are imposter*
It is said that hotelkeeper* and mer
chant* have been defrauded out of
hundred* of dollar* In the last week
by mss disguised as artuy alciri
In many last annas tbsy have run
up hotal bills or hav* cashed spurt
ous checks Than* man hav* 4eclsr
ad that ths> vara reoruttlag tor ibe
avialiue ssrvtca. subssnrlna wnrtora
and various otbsr units and by tfcls
means hate suar*eded in obtaining
credits
NORWAY FEARS
LOSS OF FOOO
All SriUHttnaeia Hopinf U. S.
Will Not Impoae
Enbtrfo
BY WM a. FHKBHBMD
(Fluff Corretpondunl I'ntlcd Press '
CHRISTIANIA. April It.— All
Scandinavia Is worried over tba poa
rlblllty of America shotting off food
suppllaa from nautrals and conoen
trating on tba provisioning of Its
new allies In the war Tba anxiety
with which such a possibility Is
viewed was revealed today by Prw
mler Knudeon. of Norway. If* an In
lervtew with the United Press
"Such a move would be disastrous
to us.“ said Premier Knudeon "It
would cut off more than half of our
train supply. All our statesman, all
our people are hoping there will be
no such action.”
THURSDAY, APRIL 19, 191 T.
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