The Detroit times. [volume], May 07, 1917, NOON, Page PAGE 2, Image 2

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♦roopa *hicb th«* Grrroaaa
throwing Into th# conflict.
Xbcy arc being pui *° slaugh
ter like sheep Today standing on
• height from which ! could #ee *h e
French steadily wiptnc out the Hln
deyiburg salient, It possible
with fringe- so make- »ott l*mt UtH 1 #
of motor lorri* > b< nind tie Lormap
f ranches. each packed tight with
German troop* and speeding to the
cbaxnal house of the German front
hnaa.
Arrivlnr there, these fresh re
serve# were unendingly launched
again*! the French And they malt
rd away unendingly in the French
machine gun Are, the deadly accu
rate barrage of the famous Sotante
' jutnxes the cold ateel of the French
bayonefa, or the explosion# of
French grenade*
Not only has the number of the
enemy troopa in the past fem day*
lighting been greater than that cm
> ployed In an\ previous engagement*
since the early dav.« <f the '*nr, but
the quality of the troops i* higher
Prisoners showed there were no de
crepit reserves All those captured
were of choice regiment# Saturday,
sround Craonne, for instance, a com
plete division of the picked Pr «•
sian guard was called inio action
by the German commanders. Tt "as
practically annihilated In a vain at
tempt to retake Craonne.
The perfect unity underlying the
Krancoßritish ofTensiv* sand the ii.
ianic strategy of the »hol» forward
push culminated in its greatest ex
presslon of effectiveness Saturday.
On that day—36 hours after the
English had wiped out the northern
pivotal salient of the llindenburg
line in the regions of Bullecourt and
Croiesilles —the French wiped out
six kilomeiers (four miles) of the
southern pivotal salient ’n the re
gidh of Moulin Laffaux
The double success of the Allied
armies today menaces the entire
Mindenburg retreat line from its two
most Vital poim* The victories
constitute the first great objective
toward which e\ery French
and English action since the begin
ning of the great offensive has stra»
cglcally contributed
The French advance on the Hin
denburg salient is only a small por
tion of their success in the second
great drlTe since April 16 This
fighting has covered a fron* of
nearly 22 mile# —Including the co
tire length of Chemis de* I*ames
♦he "Ladlea* Highway"—wi'h exten
siona to the east and norh w est
Now the entire Craonne plateau
ha* been attained: almost the en
tire summit of the ridge dominating
the plateau and descending towards
Leon has been captured; nearlv 13
miles of Chemin Des Daraos Is held
— all of the road hut a small portion
In the vicinity of Foe Malmalson
The new French positions formerly
constituted the greatest obstacle,
when they were in German hands,
to Gen Nlvelle’a advance to L*on
They dominate the valley of the Ai
lette down which the French kept
up Saturday’s and Sunday’s opera
tlons.
But In addition to this great sue
oess, another epochal victory has
been registered by the French on
the Rhelms front. There on Friday
Gen. Nlvelle initiated an offensive
northwest and east of Rhelms which
carried the French over several
heights. The victory may soon lib
erate Rheims as the German “hate
target "
When the French on Saturday
morning leaped out of their
tronchea in the Aiene assault the
German first lines were literally
gorged with men under orders to
die resisting.
Hardly had the French brought
down these lines of human flesh
and attained their first objective,
capturing and killing thousands,
than the Germans Initiated furious
counter-attacks. They were made
with a promptitude and niter disre
gard of cost in human lives little* in
accordance with Germany’s recently
announced tactical plan to save
troops.
Thruout the 24 hours that ensued
tbc French were forced to wipe out
repeated counterattacks against
every position they gained, before
attacking their next objective'
The annual convention and ex
hibltion of the National Association
of Hosiery and Underwear Manu
facturers will be opened in Phil* :
delphia mday and continued ihr i :
the greater part of the week.
Pursuant to a proclamation of the
governor, Indiana is to observe to
day as day," in honor of
the memory of the famous French
soldier and friend of America
' Hkl.
Crniu
V
—while taking
your morning
plunge, to stim
ulate the How of
saliva and give
you a real good
appetite.
YUCATAN :S YUCATAN
Will Lead Ad Men
To Convention
JONATHAN JOHN BUZZELL-
Under the chairmanship o' Mr
B w.* 11 n v.or.imi"ee of the Adcraf
club of IVtroit. has beifun a com
prehen*iv« campaign ! o take 75 men
♦o !be A «-»'•" a ••',l -T*' '.T.v « . It
convention in ?t. Louts, June .3 to 7
Already 3b m<-n have promised to
lake the trip to the convention
which is the largest held in the
United States
JUDGE HITS AT
FORD POLICY IN
DIVORCE CASES
Judge William B. Brown of Grand
Rapids, one of the relief Jurists sit
ting in the Wayne county circuit,
believes that the attitude of ’he
Ford oMtor company’s #ociologl< «tl
department, encourage* divorce
A woman seeking a divorce d*'
j cree. told Judge Brown that her
i husband s pav of $3 *2 at the Ford
’ plant, would be advanced to I* *
day a« soon as he wa# divorced
"Reducing the pay of a man
again.*' whom his wife has found
reason to bring a divorce sub I* an
injury to the wife,’ said Judge
Brown "The system reward* the
kind of masculine conduct *hat
shirks marital responsibility **
When an account of the dt\n»r*
stilt was published with Judge
Brown’s comment Dean S S Mar
qni*. head of the department, wrote
to the Judge, taking i*«ue wj»h him
JASNOWSKI
PREPARES TO
BLOCK JURY
A copy of the order o' Judge Ton
nolly. calling for a grand jury in
the recorder's couri to investigate
the oltv building department tfce
beard of health, and other city de
partments. w** received Saturday
morning in the prosecutor’* office
This will be the basis of Prosecu
tor Jaanowskl’s appeal to the su
preme court, demanding that Judge
Connolly show cause why he should
not be restrained from holding the
probe.
Jasnowskl Insists that the investi
gation should be conducted In th”
circuit court, and that he, a* pr-i •
cutor, should present the eviden> <
the court. Judge Connolly held th
the recorder’* court has a righ«
conduct such a probe, f.nd hr
pointed Attorney Jame* H Pound
attorney for the court
Chief Assistant Prosecutor J’
W. Voorhles said that the pc »
for a writ of mand.ityus t„ the
tion for the writ of mandamus wo
be made to th*-supreme court .
soon as possible
The talesmen summoned f<
grand Jury service have been or
dered to report May 10. An order
to show cause could be nbtaineu
from the supreme court before that
date Whether or not th* terorde
court investigation will begin or.
that day depend* on »he sc*ion <
the supreme court
CASTOR IA
For Infants and Children
In U»e For Over 30 Year*
Countless Women
find—
that when suffering from
nervousness, sick headache,
dizzy spells and ailments
peculiar to their sex
nothing affords such prompt
and welcome relief, as will
follow a few doses of
BEELHAM’S
PILLS
A proven women’s remedy,
which assists in regulating the
brgans, and re-establishing
healthy conditions. Bwham’s
Fills contain no habit-forming
drug —leave no disagreeable
after-effects. They are—
Nature’s aid
to better Health
W«l TahatalMm ,r« Hlk ..... hi,
Sold la Wim, IO.„ 2i«.
BANKERS AWAIT
DETAILS OF THE
LIBERTY LOAN
\!'ho eeveral IVtroit banks hnv»*
1 made comparatively small subscrip
iiiHie to th*- Liber** b*itn rtf f^,tttVV»
'f'.bbO. the entire amount that De
trolt will subscribe will not be
«. n 'inn finihe-r details regard
Inc «he loan are forthcoming from
the treasury department, bankers
\0 have been received as
to he maturltv date* or over what
j’-rlod the ban* are to be spread
i "<>uld be lmp<»«* b!e for the banks.
to r..y what part of the loan they
can subscribe for until they know
'hese details
The maturltv dates govern the!
amount of loan* in all cases If the
time is comparatively short, the'
subscriptions micht be made larger
w hereas if it is long, the reverse
would.be true
IVtroit banker* would also like to
know something concerning th* use
of the money
If they were called on for large
amounts to be loaned in a short
' :rr.e -hp\ w ild be obliged to phT
‘n other loans or shorten the time
on them, at least It 1* stated
One banker stated that hei did
not believe more than $500,000 had
•pen subscribed in Detroit so far
When more definite 'errn# are re
eived. it t* pointed out. D**'rolt will
do Its share
Hornblower A Weeks' b-anch of
fice m Detroit received announce
men’ from the main office .a New
York Saturday that the firm will
carry far its employe* any amount
f 'he Liberty loan of the go\ em
inent they desire at the same rate
■if interest paid by the government.
Subscription* will be carried over
12 ruon’hs
THIRTY-FIRST
SHfIRT OF CASH
Officers of National guard regi
inerts in De'roi* are annoyed by
’he *acr that no funds have been
• r «: ’heir dispoea! for lecnnting
expenses, while the various branch*.*
"f the regular service appear to
have unlimited money to spend. On
this accour.’ the army, navy and
Marine rorp.* are getting men every
dar who would prefer to enlist in a
Michigan regiment Applicant# for I
the a ;ard service gr to »fae armory s
onh to find the** is no recruiting i
s*aff on hand to receive them They
are told to return In the evening
when there is a drill on. out instead
they go to one of the other recruit
ing office# m
This sltyanon ts regarded %* par
’ cuiarly unfortunate in view of the
fact tha’ the guardsmen have been
'old ’hev will be called ou r soon’
and non* of the unit# are anywhere
near war strength. The state legis
lature baa appropriated $5,000,0<H»
for a war fund. bu» none of it has
been allotted to the purpose of re
cruiting for the National guard, al
*ho It was stipulated by the legisla
ture that a portion of the money
should be used for this purpose
Second anniversary of the sink
ing of th* Lusitania.
When You Eat
Bread you ar® entitled
to everything in the whole
wheat grain. Dr. Wiley
says: ‘'Wheat is a complete
food containing all the ele
ments necessary for human
nutrition.” But be sure you
get the whole wheat in a
digestible form. Shredded
Wheat Biscuit is whole
wheat made digestible by
steam-cooking, shredding
and baking—the best pro
cess ever devised for pre
paring the whole wheat
grain for the human stom
ach. Two or three of these
crisp little loaves of baked
whole wheat with milk and
berries, make a delicious,
nourishing meal. Made at
Niagara Falls, N. Y.
Paint That Shabby House
Paint it with a color or colors that life of the structure. There are hun
harmonize with surroundings. Paint dreds of Detroit houses painted with
it, not only to obliterate its ugly shah- Acme Qualit* and scores of good
biness, but to protect it. from painters using it. Its made to
the elements. Ham and shine withstand rain and shine and
destroy a* surely, though f \ costs no more than good i>aint
more slowly than fire. Keep I I should cost. Any of our deal
the weather out with Acme W j/ er* will be glad to help you **•-
Quality House Paint and add **rt shades and give any de
to the l>eauty and lengthen the sired information.
Ask your dealer for a Vopy of the Acme Quality Painting Guide Book It will help
you to decide bow to finish shHbbv !*urfao#(i about the home
Some Detroit Dealer* Who Sell Acme Quality Palnta and Fmithea:
Jr* r***xp.u. 1117 Fr*nk Z»Ol!n.k! M * 1* Wrurk A I*o* T«. *• li J«M>- f If n irr
Jo. mnpiM II :i»; Anthony Kid Mr.nrn* 717 R r. N.. »•->* r«.nt. 'Agr’h (W T' •*' r •*-.'« I
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DETROIT TIMES
f IHE **»!
i Stage |g|
MHriin »•
"The M-.n 1 1 e >ste*t of
Willtsm s Hart’s **»!. n ■lrani**. |n
Wht ’h be i» appearing on tile » -reen
In th- t'rpheum 'hr*tet this week
• hew* this poput* western cliaisotei
a<-f»>i in an »\>n stronger role than
th *-• h* h* » previously pertraved
He p'*\ a the part f t n.an w*• «««-
f* th >nrage end per##v»rtn<*r
ciianf* th* ent re d#stln\ of the d*
Je -teil \ M'.ti* of Rr.-»ken H-'pe.'' and
make of it «a progressive and thriv
ing mining -enter
\M:nl wide v of the plains, the
etorv opens on a t »t vig i»? day
when the "des.-r' man ’ nr ’’the
groulch, a* he i* latei nicknamed.
Is ah wn wearily sppr-a-blng the
outaktrta of the village, with an ex
hausted child ;n h.» arr- a. live of
'hi town hully, a-i ' dr v >ve hi.* wife
and little bo> out into the de*#rt
where the form#- had died White
resting in the village he meets Jen
nie. the daughter of an old mtn#r
«h ' e\eri'i«e* . \er him «uch an 'n
fiu-nc# that h# * moved to rrmi n
p- ■-nanet-tiv .t her side and carry
■ ii 'h* hatt> f- : th# rejuvenation of
the ri’’age »' hlch t* successful aftei
a •a’- of en de a'■ * Margerv Wii*no
rla*s the rola -f tennte
-yp# r'e*»rt Man # screened *♦ ?.
*-. S at-d !i> Xf n’clo k with others pic
tures anl tn connection witl» th#
vandavtile h|l h#ad#d bv the corn
ed' #* Red i t,g i’arlor.
m ttmov
Alice lov # *nd Henry T Moray
have the !*ad : -iu <•« m "hie- *t#
ret,” wh h '« t’-e Madison screen
offering 'Ms week.
The story f t * photoplay con
cern* a voting ■*■ vol teacher, the
daughter of arr, n.ster, wh * be on)**
t <* vi. ttrv. of h v Tung man's hestlal
i*> wh'le the youth is intoxicated
The * ene >• in a rough mining town
in the far west. T-ars later the
g r! v ecomes »*.'r*t*rr to the man.
who i» new a w»a'thv and aucces*fui
railroad, ores: d»n• Th 'y marry aTid
shortly afte* th» ii'ishstid learn* that
Ms wife has a child * ght year* old
Believing in the doub » standard of
morality he »» ojld drive hi* wife
from his home until it i* revealed to
him that h* » the child* father.
There are mativ t“n«e situation* In
the iraona and *ufflcient hum.-r to
"•'ieve it* stress anl strain of *mo
tiop.
T.ie *ere#n program include# a de
llgh'fut travsT-giie and all the news
of the world (n plct-ires There l*
pleas'ng orcbes'rai rr.ualc hy the or
chestra and iong* h\ M-* Fthel Rust
M#!t -r *oprar.o Itarold Tarvls 1#
added to tfc* p’ r i"iTi / on Nfondav-,
Wednesdar and trrTdsf/aftemoon*
w AJfhwnr.
Prvart tTashburn has tone admir
able we-h *n v* rrns- recent -htr
scteruatlcn o* Henry Irv'ng Podrs *
Bklnnsr in ‘Skinner* Rubble' op
th# «'r*»n r *h# Ma'»stlc theater
tfcfa week n * * acqual to tht
author’* first story ’ SK'nrer'i Pres*
Putt" Tt cont rues 'he event* »p t.h»
life of Williarr MsyMng Sk'.rner And
his wfe. Honey, pls-ed hy Has*!
Pal> from the time tha' Pk'nner won
a funlor partnership In hts old firm
thru the influepc# of Mr dre** suit,
a* th* first *torv of Podge related
The "RuhMe“ *lm is good clean com
edv wth eg cal lent d'amatlc reßef
from 'he common tr-p# of heavy *o
ot»tv or mar p''*vs and most
presented by 'his *re*h and
lively pa'r of young stars
There is not ad m'n *te tbruout
the entire action of the »t .ry fish
*»urn has caught q k‘nner spirit
to e ninety and plav* hi* role *o tb*
"omple** satisfaction of *ll. wheth
er or rot txey rave r«ad the e»orle*
FTatel Pair make* a charm'ng Roney
thinkrlr.g only of her d**ltng hoy,”
w v orr an* In real'tr save* from flnan
»lal ruin Tb» balance of the ca*' Is
the same a* appealed In the firs'
Sk'nner film, this being a material
factor In "Th» Rubble* succee*
Henry canrrey i* a fed by the \ta
lastlo trio on this w##k * bill and
an attractive musical program te *•
sere and P'trnata animal film show
serious
heals sick skins quickly
Don't wkit for time to heal that rmp- by nting ReeirK,! f>fntrr<*rt ard R.einrl
tion. "On. it will grt well anyhow " Soap? Doctor* pre*cr.r>c t.'.e R»-»in<
you *ax J Perhaj>a it e. !, and perhan* treatment Gon*tar,t.v, lu \ in. ed not
it won t Maybe it w,| g.t ewr/ in- hetitate to use i’ Rttmol utuaily
«t»ad And think of the dieromfort and 'top r tUArn?
f mbarra»«ment it cause* vou t x en -xo» *•' «tr-i*x **» Mil a** n- ».-tP
« W«.r«. tn nd of sh. irouble W'“', i.i|
ibitda r\t th* fore gn i uuntri**. »1e
ta/lm* their h* .t* cn«l iei'<
!,< » fullj Mill showing the bird*
th-tnaelvea in natural pogv*. frt*>
f|.*m itx effect of l-*lng rage<l wlul<
(timed. Th.- ton!, a! review » aa*m
devoted (■' local military affair# nn.l
L » i*wa H.|w In l**nby I’elrd * > '
n* * the Manna cu rpa last •* »' k •
militat e pgradr ,l«i . L’cil H y «?J! r l
an.l recruiting e enef* I I call' na
and » enic dim* C‘>mplet> the pr
gram The Mai.-*ti«- dj mpliofl) 't
cheatta ta heard n* uaua I. an.) »
play at 1 u’flov K daily preceding H"
matinee*
♦
\\ MHIM.no
Pougla# fi-rhatiKi :n the farce
cnrn*<ly ! n lK<c n ii.tf v« tin, *
h * -econd w* k « n I'.r AT aehmgt >n
aereen
i f. re <a to more popular py r *-Ti
alt> in dlmdi-m than I *i‘t .
and hia name :» sufficient to attiA' t
audiep. e* t > trv motion picture
lx.iiae It ha* crowded the
ington »t ever.
d>>ubtlea» capacity b inne«« w>M ru e
thta w eek.
in h.l and 11 ■->n to fie l a -hank*
ture. which ** good f.o t 'a .gh a
minute thet# t» ••'ne < • Hetov -
hrtllian* *‘ >rt *t'rl«* m din f t r
called Last r 'n» at R«''-n*v * » *iv
•and depiction of life In Vet* Vork «
ei«’ #Me > nd>-rworld In ifiicte-*’
na trip to r’ c Mad*i* *'*n ! '
ft - , new* of the w..r 1 arc th>'
t %’ir»« five*-." r * t
I'mni.itu ail <‘olv H* ff*t n* v,
ha-acter aonga and ft NThl**'!
ch»afr« ha* an *xc*ll • program
n\ \ m
A train from LftLag +•' minute -
late hrvught K-ad Hivin'* ' MnJ.-
tic* ' to Detroit Hundgv for a w-*k *
at ay n 't* o‘n
•iow l became iomr* hit -ti pat »n
during the long dr!a> t the «!. >v
f|U -'kiy *e*tnr*-t the. and hum. r
The pr duct' n a avn at ng iVlti
pnom "f tM.rth and mu* * *tag»!
a t it. ' * «Ie ,i • •n• * h• ■ ing r•
f « - ; t Vv' * y - II"
u* tally ’*■s* cast of prtnc pal* <*!*■>
oh rua n . *ill» *pe» .ri
Fra- u 1-eM >nt Lv|e La Pine an.'
I Hell a-e the funmal<rt« » th tr
ttht you f..n’t #**.! a " ■ ' *<
t reregnue them »* such F!or*n.
]'■ na*tl «»ra e r>«*V n» Ml) Ten
n an and Par*nre F.'mefv r v*i tv. - •
• tr * mej. ~ly.
all ;n a f v e *ho w * ore of r
hevt *•* v n her- tl » »ea* n It m v - *
a: ng hr *k‘ re .> ‘
n #*eof* are a 'r'de . f itr
dmarjt and th* ' ■tunic* p- \ e *'
th* ah 'rtage ‘n dvea * hut <\ ror u! ■. r
fallacy
Thte- clever darclng nnmhrr* a r e
introduced in the olio
niKi m
A’. TT IV la ti wh« *e fama aa a ha •
tad *.n«*r and ct aracter c. median *
far-rra -r ng e -mo* to tl-* Teyrautv.
thta w-ek In i trp! al Tr.rh - ng
p'.av "My Ktl’arnev Roa* • rreati n
of Herbert Hall Wins! w. Tt give*
TVileon ar.tp!» opportunity to ua* h *
r«irarkalv ng '• •: eu
»’.rg« at "M'her» the
O-ow T ANARUS! * .f I <;*•••> You
and M- K 1 !1« rn*\ r~,
T thee* » ha' Mkrn keen
pleaaura In foil-wing tv •or'* nro
duetlona 1 r pa*’ yea-* « c pear
an * tht* time |« nmn ng '**■« ~an
a trgnaform at lot for h - - '* .** Tom
Cj-»y a-. tn<*h rove- i-i n.|. -a«t *oo
of in Irtili i
n-w no* foj- hlrr. ~ *• »y R K 4
»h* produce- a 1 * ; : *t • w t*-
a f alent«d cart, arr t-g w».nm *-•
TVIUIam TulLngtor . TV llio-n O'M Td
ward T Pk'Me Pr R WillUma
t'harl** K. P»r'« Laura T-emme-.*
T ** T -vie Matt » Fldwerd* an 1
fldna Hi!’.*
Th* **** rr th which TV 11 BOn g*’*
est the X llarn*' hr g .• fu I "f tml’
Trlah w t v* supplied h 'Tr TVln*'. w
•* a *cu-ce r a-eat I*llght to tie
audience The *nmh .-atlnn of *v •
eon a .'harm ■■ tr hallada and TT'ina
tc» * *redn forty* *t*elf Into a tvr*
ASK FOR and GET
Horlick’s
The Original
Malted Milk
Substitutes Cost YOU Same Price.
. : ' ntei ta.ndx nt that Is extremely
Ii *pu ; er v:th the inaa.***
.•tlu - , that M- iVilaon pre
-1 »>-ut>. w.th t> • aide a«ai*tanc»' of hla
«. •e. i r. Lrneatc 'larganu.
i *i. 'Maty ll ullhan nini "The Hong
L VI i .|i'l AM.
- w'wvan uto tlii e* acta.
u. th. in* eettltig* being a Klliarncy
| itin. ,i country .mat. ' • and/ Tom
• ‘grey '*■ nil hi W* huTgllih plaif In TJub
! lin
» .
m:\i»
The A • nue burlc*.)uera ar» doing
(i.eli hn thia week for the country'a
war *i it la g good bit, too.
f>r v. h.*n a burleeuu* prlma donna
v nil a* man) admirer* n* Mablc Ka
• !- ci'pcMie In an American dag and
o nt* (. a rt ■ ruitlng « gn. It * bound
.!• ll* That i» a climax
i xatr tic «ong V age wave and
t' • natiot'ai air l* played. Then
o. ricpn aaide and a tahlean
v- Lucie Sam. rang* and atrong
.Id. ** of Llheriv atxl a colonial
t i m * »rp*
war apirlt i* rampant thruout.
ell w In th» ekit "Th* Battle
c enandoah." all the military char
i* are taken iff from the gen
v vv i * i laved by Mikie Mark
v. i the n*w Avenue comedian,
vti i-i th* hor*c \\ aJtei Van I*
> . r t m e nga n Mahi e I 'aleer
M 'j v.r L;e ■* anew prlma
in ■< ii the *t... k company Ph»
. • wel and l»* an in po- • a pr**-
. that euaxlaa h*i t- * lead the
. • , ru , in One aty !e
• International Comedy Four are
• a irtet f gongitera
'r. R. erta«'n ha* a fetching aong
rtmu y(
n*" S* ill. well named, t*
a' t - >”ad..la< :hi* week ;vn.l hurl*
} * h.>dy about the stage in manv
aid* split r.g antic* giving a good
*’at'-s ,: 'k b rand of burle* jue enter
fa ■ e.'* amt provok ng gale* «f
la |V»t <t* rge VMl' I* :vn eff*
4 • t* 'i *-ate
v • • -. *•>. •% make* an appro
T • «*e .« var rid f r * • Ind: a t
an e v Ma be lone** Ti.* tl .v real
iw 1 woa*ern i.ar I* Hr overed and
■n • Han Snialt ; r.-eegda t • entertain
,\ jth h* imtatl n* of a drunken man
r t » r * a li- p.»l dlapenaatlon of
■ or-purelv • f the etage variety
!l>len Spen er * n* of the mo * *
**: li'ni f th*- fenunln* tnemher* ot
. e ■ tt ; anv She ha* an abundance
fi • *•t\ dreae* and tuneful aong* of
t .■ p%-t ular klr.l th* hurleaque fan*
! \e l.u i i' ate* and her "cracltrr
*.u *k* Vegro dancer* give a *pcc.
« • ac' in t* * :nt»rml»a| n a drat
r*'.* brand f terpiachorean enter
t* I: n-Jit
<nr it meeting of the IJH
nol*. S’a'“ conferonco of Fongregu
• *r»n .!i*’* * to moi t at Galaabur*
t(vl«r and will continue in geaelon
:nt!l Thum<l»j
" Tl.** rnlvernltv Reserve
Ofllcerf Tra'nlne c.-rpa I* to gtart
nfen>*iv» trAining • .hlhy, with *
'■'hvdule oisht hour* drvlv of drill!
hul tr“nch work and lecturer each
evening
Children Cry
FOR FLETCHER'S
OR I A
J&mid&caniie
I noqtt v/i *mish
» aterproof. mar-pn>of make* I
(i smooth, las fine lustre, kept I
handsome with oniy*nor»r mop. I
Fine tor oil cloth and linoleum. I
Made by Berry Brgttiers.
,m> by Ail Oeaiars.
AMIIICMENTI
DETROIT Sasa Way 14
It is the Mott Daring fTT- ftnn * j H Ancient Babylon and the
Innovation in the Hit - lZj f UUU iBOpIB w Featt of Belshazzar.
uT °!m* D T r r a A 7,000 Horses F Towering Walls and Hang-
It Cost More Than Any ivXXJkL -a t ing Gardens.
Ten Plays You Ever 1 500 ClKfriOtS p _
Saw , { ■■ Dancers of the Orient.
ACCOMPANIED BY A CHORUS AND ORCHESTRA OF FORTY
S#«t Sale Thunder Nights 25e-$l M Mete. 25c-$l 00
GAKrtilK
2nd & LAST WEEK
N.Y.Winter Garden Blaze
Show of Wonders
% Wonder I qaf Inrlndlngl x
l. + nrgr 'lnnl, * lloiml *nii flaryartl.
n»rlljnii Miller, V niter Kellf,
’<»n other* md the
FamousWtotir Bdfd leauty Cfi^us
S m MNEF-7
m j t* v. ,- i • i *r »»o*s•tki.i.k ro.
tfZZ'ii Jl fW*
.;. i: i.i
2 ft*- t T «i nrl Aill
JOV
7 —oTiir.H »<ta—r
mr.E nmnt ri \t*. ia.no t« a. no.
Mata.. Iftr-aOr. M S hta. IV Jfic IV.
ftimm
< m> TIM «* I « 13 M. (• II P. M
Douglas Fairbanks
«»TH« it % rin \« no%«
ai 12. J I. fit MS. 7i.no nml HI ft.
DKTRfiiT * k ' ■* “lift Mata
and »„t. at 2:ir.
• 'than a lltrtl* I'reaent
CHAUNCty QLCOT7
m THE HIART OF PmUUY whack
M SII 111 «It IT HIM.,
advkkti.sk lvtiie
TIMES IT PAYS
I | | j •
Sketch Shows One of Many
Afternoon Dresses
a. $ | 8:?°
in a Sale Continued Tuesday
5-Hour Sale —9 to 2
All TafTeta or Crei** do Chino dresses, often
combined with Georgette Crepe. Score*
of models. Some embroidered, some sou
tache braided or l>ead trimmed. About
200 in a wonderful variety of colorinsra*
Tremendously reduced five hours today.
Special *Ma,«4i»A.rv
- ■B.§IEDEL@ 3“
Drw*««g M^m nr-xH
atnu *n**w a *t*eg
AMt IBMErri
CONTINUOUS mnnmnamn HlghClaas Picture*
1 OOto 11:00 LSJLLi Lid LjJUlJjlill and Vaudeville
Ladies’ Reducing Parlor",r-U ” M ' _ hikokskrt
Matinees l»-»f, M«kte. IS-SK-SB< N A K I MAN
MADISON ™
Alice Joyce and Harry Morey
“HER SECRET”
rtf 4i. (nnrn mn nr«
HAROLD JARVIS
ORVILLE HARROLD
tnr,Hir* < finrtTMT ti:<4c
Er«l*'» flailing i
4 *IMI J»» fwiH: llgiialng
Kann*4rai llarr? \l»l»n 4 « a.i
_ 4 ri»m
PADILLAC R' "!•»■.««i r—
tAUILLAv D o rw HatH f adllfae
TIP TOP GIRLS
Nna* W —“Tke HlifkUf
BASE •held
GAME MONDAY
I Detroit vs.
Cleveland
■■ Gam# Called at 9:00 P M,
Eastern Standard Time
Pceerved and Bo« Seats at
' Soper’e Cigar Store, new
i.amr Dime Saving* Bank Bldg
a ,
MONDAY, MAY 7. 1917.
AVI IBNKSTD
DAfLI «l I*. T and I* |* m
Bryant Washburn
In SKINNER’S BUBBLE
I vm iM LirHlM*. IS-3MD TSr
I VLUm Mnl , '■! aiv-ftiK*
In a >rn lrl»h '•on* l*ln»
Al. H. WILSON
—HI( ftrrlial of Inr Ir ra»'«
(‘■Kin
V, A ICC Tire Kl«r. ■«••• Hrnnr((
»▼» MJ I | r .n't Mr Mont
VAdlro' im«(«.l<>p >r«ti Hnlllr W llllnan
MntnlArrnl Hnrrntlr 'prrtarlr
IIKTROIT ARKN A
Kvery Kvenin« Kxcepl Sunday
Haftnrra ad. and 111.
■«i Ofdrr at J. U Mariana IM ara.
■ •In flnlrnnrr.
Mr. TKr. »1