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WEDHESDAV, MW 2 , IMi r
Lighten the house
Keeping by serving a
ready-cooked, ready-to-eat
food that contains the max
imum of nutriment at low
est co6t, and with the least
tax on the digestion. Shred
ded Wheat Biscuit is the
real autocrat of the break
fast table —the one cereal
food that holds its own
against all comers, with
increasing sales every year.
It is a boon to the busy
housewife, a welcome relief
to the jaded stomach that
has wrestled with meat
and other heavy Winter
foods. Try It for breakfast
with milk or cream; for
luncheon or dinner with ber
ries or other fruits. Made
at Niagara Falls, N. Y.
PRICES OF COAL
DONOTADVANCE
Full Supply Adequate For
Present Needs, slut None
For Next Winter
The advance in coal prices which
wan anMcipared for Tueaday. May
day did not materlallie, even tho
'he weather whs more line that of
bleak Deceinbei than thi glad anil
aunny month of flowers leading
dealer** said ih*»> were *tlll selling
at th* pm • * which have been in
efferr for «everal dav*. but they
could not tell how long they tnigl t
continue to Jo *p
It m admitted ittHf the supply
1a not equal to the demand and
that price* are likely *o advance,
bu' no dealer wa« prepared Tues
day to make an' prediction* a** 'o
when or how much the advance
might he
Roth Potman* A- Dean and the
I’nt'ed Fu-i A- Supply company.
well o*l . r large dealer* dei la:> I
that they were keeping th* Are* go
ing for the frgid springtime and
were not thinking of or -riling next
winter’* - tppl > Regular customers*
were being served n linujed
amount* and there wa* nothing ap
proaching a famln- th*> *,n.i
C J Te r ne* Killed
New * har '* ••!) leretwd in !>•
rroit of th«* d»ath of ( 1 Tern**'
formerly of this city, tn Colon, Pan
arriH rw-ath *a- caused bv »he fad
ing of an electric w tr»* during a fl?e
Mr Terne* was chief of the Colon
Are department and wa* directing
hi* men when the accident occurred
Pom In Itefrolt in 1873, Mr Ternea
went to the Pacific coast wh**n lt>
ve*r* old, where he renialned until
the outbreak of the Spanish Amer
ican war, when he joined the
Roo*evelt regiment of rough rider*
At the clone of the war he wont
to Colon where he married a daugh
ter of Porflrto Melende*. then gov
• mot of <V»!on Hi* wife and flv*
children, four brother* and two si*
ter* survive him The brother* are
Prank T the Rev Anthonv P. the
Re* Peter J. and ( baric* [ and
the ejater*. Mr* A f l<onvo and
Terev* TArnr* .<ll of Dotrot?
Children Cry
FOR FLETCHER S
CAST O R I A
Prtafliit—«k* ptetn neat klnit—that
la H*M—Time* .teh Heat.— Main 4S*O.
A SOW VALLEY FROM F»AMPT r-PS'MCw HOTEL
CANADIAN PACIFIC
ROCKIES
Magnify Switzerland by fifty and you have the Canadian Pacific Rockiex.
You don’t have to cross the ocean to see them. They are on your way to tha
Pacific Coast—no side trips necessary.
THE GARDEN OF THE GIANTS
A Kr*at tumbling *n* **f J*SW<t sn<l »nnwy topped ttinumid foot wntrrf*ll* veiled in shifting »pmv mnkn
pA*k*-- flashing *nd glittering in the sunlight-pierce this the Carden of the (ilunt-..
MSSBF NortAMHUtMlt,**f* F.vrrvkind of mountain ncrNtl'wlnt yourirtvlrr
V*hrvty gr—n tnendnw* Inlaid rmtmnrn precipice p*>ny riding, g. .If, hiking, boating, hshing. camping
and glacier with their belts of dark hr forests, nnd with Jim IJrew.ter’s guide*.
CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILWAY
“Thtr World'm C rollout Hlqhway”
Canadian Pacific hotels af Banff. I.ak* I «*■••, FUtd. Gtador and Balfour. SnrvlreCansdUn raclflc standard
j none better. *For complete Information and low round tripsummerfarowrite.CHil orphone. Ask tor Tour No. 1(L
M. O. Murphy. Oan’l Agant. 7 Fart It Wsat Datrolt. Ph«na Main 4M4
Banff Lake Louise Twin Falls Mt.Sir Donald
M.cnifi«.nthrt.t«- “H.. i..rri.nrf t.v. of Yoho Valley C!n( ierß.C.
oerl ly situated In the North Amen a- held In Field l« the pntnwny th* MnontSir Donald and tha
l . . • chalice of g'a* ier and Toh<» Valley, with it t tnnv lllacillewaet Glacier at tha
» £ » l, .1 . mountain. T ails to tha ure -.fore , i «afrrfulK gla- ba« k door of the Canadian
Pacific Rockies. Hot |*kaaln thaelmid*and to ciers, and annwclnd peaks. Pacific Hotel. Mountain
Springs sulphur swim- the top of iht! V (>f jd. »^VtT r <^ : 1 n *‘' l climbing, p ny trails and
mlng pool, gnlf, climbing Lsw|v drl* to th» Mo. that a twoorthrcc day pony avtry form of vigorous out*
on mountain highways. rain*iab<'sod the Valiev rul« mn» Iw ma le in rv-r- door sp*>rt. Guides for
riding on Alpine hetgh‘%. of th* Ten Teaks. Climb* feet comfort. Mf.p off at AioinavUmhars. Rasydrtva
nomg on Airine n with Swiss guides an! ,hc Canadian i sciflc • nr ’ "«]*!»> the marbla
-Baa th* buffalo In tha camping trip*. Perfect Hotels at Field «r I meraid flowered Nakitnu Caves.
National Park. boteL Lake. TrabstoluvelyAlpinaUkaa.
TO OBSERVt
MOTHER’S
DAYMAYI3
War Gives Occasion
Added Significance
This Year
GOVERNOR ASKS
ALL TO RESPECT I T
Pays Fine Tribute To
Motherhood In Proc
lamation
In the pr» ini cri -is in Xmerican
1 >t on II11»r ♦ ■ ’ ... *' It: •
is connected with th* annual ob-ten
an< e i»f >!oth*-i * da' Sunday. May
Ik. Th* ino’bi id ih» country a;«’
h*inK tailed upon nm only to ki\<*
tb*-ir on t in ft n ,a- oi wit r b
to brai h very l;tj;ge liar** of r.Jj••
burden which lu alty ;in 1 patriot
mru in requiring of women in the
struggle now going on in tlo <;ii.'<-
of universal democrat v.
1h» oh't-rvanct of’ mother’* dav.
started in 19U8 by Miss Anna Jar
vis, of Philadelphia to pay homage
to thp memory of n d«*url' lov* and
mother ha* grown until i* ha- ho
come an annua) nation wid* tribute
to th* 1 mother- of Mo world, living;
and dead I t i Mc« .farv t 1
fort•< it has heroin* • tablMhed ms
torn so. >on* ar. l d,d. h’* r- o
a white ( rnation f"l the mother
who li.ii goto he>ond and a colored
flowo for tho living mothor. while
th«- gift of flower* to mothet i 'one
of tl. w..*t t of tok*ti' conno«t.fi
with tho da'
K'om pulpl»> an! platform* no
|i-i* rh"n in the hr>ni< ha* the oh
rvance of 'Mothers dav" hero; •-
one of eager trlhute to motherhood
sorn ;. V. ill h* r j< '! »jr
r rciso- will be held in church and
Sunday school with tho theme of
motherhood uppermost and glorified
lioc. Albert ,Sh .-per ’ - t-.-lu-d
the following proclamation concern
ing the Btate’s observance of the
day
tMjr American vi’ ration 1- built
around the home. The heart of tho
home is ‘he mother. What is ther*
in all th* realm of art th it lands
-
h- aukiPil than a -tnij •• -fin--';,
gracious woman In her household; a
woman who** dally life is an out
pouring of the gospel of serv'ce,
who is worshipped ov h”r children,
beloved hy her husband and who
rule- ItOier home by sweetm hy
gent !en*-**t*. hy self denial hy ln\ e "
The mother* of the lari are en
gaged In the noblest of all Ailing*,
the rearing of their son* and
daughter* tn take f e . plan a*
useful member* of society
A* wo, whose mother* hare f. It
U*. look hack thru the year*, how
• wee* anti preclou* l c the memorv
of the mother in the old t ome All
her life was a beaut* vi. life [•
ran like * rill down the hi! : side
and *png all the time It wa* like
flf.wer* that know no summer and
n.> winter The memor- of f
kindle* in u* «*lll the supr-mest af- i
fe-tion and arnnse* 'he fines;
th i*ta-ru of our heart*
Therefore th -ft "-• ”I*' pe • •* ’pe
clal tribute of as.-t tion to the moth
who *t(ll liv. »nd b'»nor s he
memory of the mother* who hare
gone from d*. 1, Alher* FI S -* i .
governor of the *ta*.» r*f Michigan.
<lo hereby d* signatc and rel aalde
ii . ia> i;t. and I call upon pur
• ople, dioth voung Hiid old, to gath-
In the It s< reral place* of wor
hip, and take part in service* ap
fiopriate to tha day and, bv the
' -arlng of a red fltiwer for the liv
u r mother anti a white for the dear
h pur'ed. to synibollre their love
iud reverence for the mother* of
the n.ulon.
In k < ord.tnce with a resolution
•if the Congress o f the Cnited
.- tt> l further request ihe people
• f Michigan. f>n the day aforesaid
ro display the Cniteii Stale* flag In
then home* and in other
phe ... :» fitting cxpr.-*.*ioii of
th* ir d* mre to pay homage to
AmerF ,»ti motheihood
FORM UNIT OF
STATE TROOPS
Detroit Itusinessmen, I'nder
(.i r. Hoi rah, W ill Organ
ize Six Companies
\ meeting will be held Monday
• • ; it: Mav 7. in the Ho**-’ Ruder
lruMtn. foi tl., formation of a Me
ruit unit of Htatr- troop- 3 composed
ot bu- n« -- ti'-n Mrillr wilt he held
weekly.
I nder Prig fTen TTarrah 11 I* e*
peeled that six companH** will be
•'..rnicfl * iif h cfimpanv to coriHist of
;.e inl rted nun and three officer*
VI -*-rvice will be voluntary and
a!•ho c compensation Service in
the s'ate troop* will not obligate
inyone to federal service, neither
'-.ill it exempt those enlisted The
p*-t r ol? unit expect* to render every
•d.-t ri to the federal recruiting
- > rvi' »- ind fither militia activities,
nd tu perform .-uch dutie- as may
l>< required Special atteuilon will
t*> paid to marching gunrd duty,
sanitation etc, «nd • ffort* will b**
•i id* to fnmillartre the member* of
• uni? wuh military tarficr so that
if tin ir «-f-rv!re* are required b>
b. ( ountrv eventually *hey will be
repared
l urther inf'trmatlnn may be oh
fmui-d from ’h*- member* of the
’•inpnrary committee. Kdw-ard T>
M. ri in. No 17 .TelTerson-a'e Lieut
Walter F7 Alien. H'ldder* A Trad
• xrl mg'-, and T Bargman, Vo.
- i-h -mhf-r of Commerce building
HENDRIK OFFERS
IIIS SERVICES
George ITendrle. of Hloomfle and
Mills, a nu-mber of the Hendrl
■ t v of Ikctroit. ha* offered hi*
M-rvi' e* to the war department
Mr* Hendrle 1* a prominent suf
fragl** and pacifist. TATren ber hu*
hand l f.illed to active service she
will open * ‘‘War for democracy”
headquarters in Washington, and
('..-vote h« r*eif to winning Missis
;d t nlley vote* tn congre** fer
'! • woman suffrage federal amend
ruent.
Martelll Funeral Thursday.
E in* ra! service*, for Fan] Mar
-h, who died Monday, will be held
n 'he residence. No. ?. 10 Congress
enM, Thursday morning at 0
' f lock Interment bring in Forest
Ijwii e, metery Mi Martelll wa*
'orn ► ' v*ar-i ago Irv Monta Rowa,
I'alx He came to Iketrolt In 1875
n 1 < neared in the decorating bu*-
•IPX" ln*»r becoming a real e**afe
•', a'er Survivor* are the widow
nd fl e hildren. f>*!illo. Irmo. Paul,
.1 • Mr* A’b'na Tolton and Mrs
Ain FMngle, *ll if Petrol? Mr
M s o ;ght i-n th- French side
[i t FYanoo Prussian war He
v.i provident f)f *he so
• <»v of I>«t.rolt for a number of
DETROIT TIMES
HOMEOPS HOLD
ANNUAL MEET
Michigan Society Will Be In
Session Here TUI Friday,
Opening With Clinic Today
The forty-eighth annual meeMng
of the Hom-opathlc Medical society
of the stala of Michigan will begin
today and will continue until Fri
day night Today's program will be
given over entirely to clinics In
Grace hnapital hy l*ur o |t physi
cians and surgeon*. Thursday night
a banquet will be given in the Ho
tel Cadillac by the Detroit Homeo
pathic Practitioners society.
Mayor Marx is *< heduled to de
liver the formal address of welcome
Thursday morning f>r Luther
“eck, of Plymouth, president of the
society, will deliver hi* presidential
address at this meetLng The other
officers of the society %re: Vice
Resident. C B K'nyon, Ann Arbor,
second vice-president, Mary G Stev
-n* Detroit, general secretary. A.
H Smith. Grand Rapids; treasurer,
Niel N Bentley, Detroit; corre
t-ponding secretary, .T \V. Hutchln
Almost Every American Family
Can Own a Maxwell Car
Because it costs only $6 to $3 a month to run a Maxwell —much
less than the average American family spends on luxuries.
The Average American family spend# a great deal more
than $6 or $8 a month on amusement* and luxuries, most of which
mean nothing—wouldn't even bo missed.
If you owned a Maxwell you'd want to He out in it as much
as possible
—which automatically would cut out more than enough of
the cost of other pastimes to cover the cost of running \ry
Maxwell
—and besides, you’d be living better, Healthier, happi r, in
the great out o’ doors,*
—and you'd take your place in the world as the r>u r f •
motor car.
That’s what the brains behind the Maxwell have c n
—given the world a car every man can own.
An achievement! Isn’t it?
The Proof of These Statements
There's no theory about these cost of-opere! in f
They’re based on what thousands of Maxwell owners a. e .
doing—running their cars on an absolute outlay of only $6 n ..
a month.
These enthusiastic Maxwell owners tell us, too, that they grt • he Maxwell engine is a marvel of power and punch-—*
upwards of 30 miles out of a gallon of gasoline—many do better simple, steady, durable and fier> : a.
than that. V .xwell parts are all of known not an expert*
The Maxwell holds the world’s record for a non-motor-stop mental item in the whole car.
run. A Maxwell stock car made 22,022 miles in 44 days aid « . .. r £ , -
nights— went 22 miles on every gallon of gasoline used on that M3XWCII ft C<ll tC C© i rOVIQ OF
long jaunt. With refinement of finish, with grace and dignity of fort*
We could tall of many other supreme tests of Maxwell power, * nd line —y° ur Maxwell will show up splendidly alongside any
endurance and economy, CAr *
-—magnificent deeds, nearer equalled by any other automobile*, ** rooniy * nd comfortable, lon.
but we’ll cite just one more: Let the Car Speak for Itself
A woman drove this Maxwell 9,700 miles. Come to cur sales rooms and look the Maxwell over,
Mrs. Miriam Seeley, Professor at the Oregon Agrlcultur 'I —inspect the car thoroughly, inside and out,
College, made a 9,700-raile tour across the Continent and back —ask us as many questions as you care to,
in a Maxwell. —v OU needn’t take anything on faith, for every statement
Her total expense account was I*A cents a mile, including made here can be verified,
gasoline, oil and repairs. The Maxwell will mo*€ good, and we know it,
fyftgefj The Cunningham Auto Cos. yffiggH
mrij/ Woodward and Warren V\i>. Detroit, .Mich.
Small Monthly Payments Arranged If You Prefer.
con. Sngtnaw. and necrologist. W
M. Bailey, Detroit.
Dr. Frecerick . M Dearbord. "bf
New York. J. P. Cobb, Chicago, aud
C. K Sawyer, of Maxlrm, 0., are
among the speolailata of national
repute who will deliver addr*Kts*-a.
Uualres* sejston* will be h»-ld In
the Cadillac..
NOTED DANISH
MINISTER DIES
The Re.v. A P XV Becker, on»* of
the most, widely known Danish
Lutheran clergymen In/the T’nlted
Slate*, died from cancer. Tuesday
morning, In the home of his son,
Dr Sigurd Becker, No. ‘285 Kas*
Grand blvd.
Dr Becker waa horn In T>enmark
73 year* ago. and came to America
In 1 RTS, settling first in western
Kansas He had held pastorates all
over the country, bis last fharr*
having been In Grayling, Mich At
one time he was pre*ld*n' of »b-
I>nnish Lutheran synod of Mlrhlcun
and wa* well known to Fkani-h
Xmerlcans thru hi* pulpit work ar.d
writings in various Danish and Ene
lish rhurch publication* Before he
oomlng an ordained clergyman. Dr
Heckrr w*s a first lieutenant tn tho
r >anlsh srmy
The surviving 'amlly incbnlf ■
Mrs Broker, two* son». L»r Sigurd
I'ecker and Axel pexker, and on
ilunghter, .Mt*. J, I Yrvtea. all of I
Ikx’froit. Mr* A. N Ik.nk. of Ijds I
Angeles, Mrs. Beckyr's sister, came
U* Ikatniif unexpectedly four day,*
ago, and *he was the last, person
to be recognized by Lu*. Decker.
Puneml services will be held
Thursday afternoon in the Danish
Lutheran church. \ ran r? and <’.«j
ohne-avi-s , »ht- pa-t< ! the R»\ 7C
V. Holm. < fL. L»-n,
Aska Megaphone for Recruiter
“A Citizen” has written a note to
Th< Times enclo-.ing .'• > > ”UL to b>
used towards tho purchas.i of ti__
sp.-akitu' trumpet for “the lady who
Is lending -uch faithful -<rvu.- ai<
♦he city hall army recruiting sta
tion.” If the crowd* attracted to
that tmt* daily continue *o grow i?
will be necessary for th*- lady to
have megaphone if she want* to
make every 1 ody hear, lbs- contri
btiflon will be delivered to the prop
rr authority.
Girl Would Aid Nation.
Ada M Ittelberger, No 2010 TN nob
scot bu.l- -g I- wrl' ten the mayor
asking wh.-t <lie can do to assist
her country n war time. Rhc says
she doesn’t want to be h R,ed Gross
r-irse b .• ■ -he wo l , and
make ;i:t n* iviatru for *ln
}• -tn>.
Love Dies When Italian Youth
Learns Fair Marie Was Not the
One Who Lured Him With Harp
The strains of s harp coming frrm
home of Marla Bagllse. 19 yeaia
dd, roused romance tn th« soul ot
Salvatore Imato, a dark eyed son of
I’-aly to whom the arpeggios made a
particular appeal. Imato lived «♦
No 37G Dubois st , and hi* sweo’
heart a f«w d*Mus away All thru
the fail and winter he heard the
’ lelodtnus clxnrds Sometimes h
would see Marla.
A few week* ago he met her. He
wooed her Impetuously, pushing hi*
courtship rapidly to the marriage
been-.- stave. That he didn’t even
op to winch her at the harp. , Mou
’l;<y morning he secured a llcrn.u*
Tuesday morning he brought It
t>r* k *o Joseph Pllarskl. marriage
license clerk, and told him that ri
few hours after he got the license
he discovered that It hadn’t been
Maria who did the playtnr but her
married a-int, with whom she lived
' I’m not going to marry her now. *
he said “Here's the license ’’
Pllarskl took hack the license
_ Anna Pretrow ska. turned down
Kanwtancz Brkanhecj: when *? e
learned he had three children, he
(And, rfmcmber, her journey was mode on all sort* of road*—*
ood and bad—across the desert and over the mountain*.
Th*»’» the Maxwell! Isn’t that the car for the man who
n ■> ae worth of a dollar?
I he World’s Greatest Motor Car Value
T’.e ? srwel! *ouring car, equipped with all accessories, cost*
\r>'i ci lay orly '“('6s f. o. h. Detroit. Yet every bit of metal in it
is * ms * -h' finable for the purpose used, and is rigidly *ub
je. :dto ti: ;n« v r.t advanced scientific tests.
• cost risen tremendously. How, then, can the
* b» u i n tar priced so low?
y* i « rs» | l .
■> cK ins: power of an institution a* vast at the
\ 11 *>4 o Lor Company,
the nv.st efficient machinery,
—1!..? brainiest and most skillful mechanics,
s—vigilant and scrupulous technical and executive supervision,
— and the development of one model, of time-tried and
proved desig, ", to as near perfection as brains and shill cars
nahe it.
told Pllartki, Tuesday moraine la
returning the license.
“Voe, I love children,’* she had
told him according to hie tala.
“That’e good,” replied Konatanca,
“becauee I've three of them.*
Then came the .sudden refusal.
Jjq, uidGranite
Waterproof, mar-pmof, makes I
• smooth, lasting lustre, kept I
handsome with only a ftoormop. I
fme for oil cloth and linoleum. I
•Ude by Berry Brothers. |
<«a> Sold by All Dealers. B
T«> ASM JULJCT Hlate of De
troit. Michigan!
You are huieby notified that a final
rule In divorce liav Wen granted
agalnat rou at the autt of John Oar
rtciu Hail, your husband, vehich will
he hc.trd fn th# Court of Comm n
t lea*. Vo B of Ph'l adalphla Cnttrity,
•’’ommonwaalth of r«*nnaylvanla, aa
December Terra. 1(M 5 N 81, on Mon
.lav the 31at day of May. 1817. at 10
.’clock am., on which dav you may
■ ppcar and ahow causa If any you
h»v». why an h divorce should aat
1 r granted against you.
ITVVR T .TOIIN VK Tveox.
1011 Chf rmit-at. I’hlla, Pa.
Attorney for IdballanL
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