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POLICEMAN NABS
f 2 SILK THIEVES
Fait Caught Driving: Away
With Third Man
(Jets Away
L Two tucn, believed to be nieiub* rs
r of a well organized gang of thiev> s
«|io have been burglarizing
■ >to r er in the northeastern
I, oj th*. t it> for the la-t two n yfMis.
I trrre i aught in the act
t p,ta\ $2."»0 1> *. rf|; of like I >•
Pt Ifoyar-Ktar *iik sfot^K at No. 410
lat. jyfday n*ht *»>
.1* r rthepp**, } * .-tr* old N<
|. SHt»dt"v*n itot.li men, and ;» and
OTH* C* ’ I:: J'' > h" »'aP* ' - "or*
it)ug down an alley in the real >:
I <h* ♦ It\ -tor- w.th a mol* n ho: -a and
f' wagon. it 1* alleged. Th** vtM< n
[■ * at: load'd with silks stolon from
r'llw Mi vrr Star -ilk atote, thr police
fc ten 5
L 7lie o"("i ««an passing th* alley
j an«j ordered the men to stop In
s’**,cad they whipped up the horse in
an’ effort to get away The ofTie ;
L foiokl> overhauled them and appro
| headed two. The third man jumped
| .from the nflßnn and escaped.
’ K«r.y Saturday morning th- police
i- h>nrne,i that the was< n .id n
j; stolen from one place, th* hnr,o
e from another and the harness taken
freon third barn. The rilh ve
i h«er identified by the manage- of
[• th* MtysoSUr s.!k c< mpam i' r e
. sten »nd Sheppo are h* M on a
: charge of fiand larceny.
HARPER UNIT TP
LEAVE SHORTLY
Order For Departure of En
. lifted Men Next Week
On the Wai* Is Belief
V' It la probable that Harper hosni
tal has- hospital unit will Wav* fu:
a mobilization camp in the east lur
* bug the coming week. Orders fiiv
lnt definiie instructions are expert
rd daily from Washington. Dr. M
ts, |>pan lieutenant-colonel In chare** of
the uniw arrived from Washington
[ Friday night after having b**n in
; consultation with war department
off:* ials. Lieut.-Co) Mcl/'an *- :d
Saturday morning that when h* Wti
Washington i» was understood 1 -it
the unit would be ordered in cam?
during the coming week and tha* *n
offeial order would follow lmmed*
atclv
\ When the unit goes into the . *<*♦
era camp only the military offl*'* r ■
)f »nd the enlisted men will go The
inediCal staff will join the i:ni»
fev. weeks later. The ph> - lans
“ will not be expected to go thru a
lons «{•£.' of military training and
will not h<- called until on *h- <
i^'q { the departure of the un ’ tor
jrytnoe, whirh Is expected to b*>
within three weeks after the enl-t
ed,‘ men go into the mobilizaMor.
camp.
I The unit is ready to leave for th*
front on an hour'* nolle* a* the
members have long been expecting
the call. The medical men them
selves hare made arrangements to
turn over their practice* to oth* r~
00 there will b* no delay in closing
UP business at the last moment II 1
60 nurses and 15b enlisted men have
already given up their position- and
are drilling every day. There arc
25 physician* and surgeon* on the
medical *taff of the untt.
A. B. TiOwrie, of the Detroit com
manders. Knights Templar, has no
titled Dr. McLean that his command
ery will raise a fund of from $15.-
000 to $50,000 with which to main
tain a ward in each of Detroit’s two
base hospital*.
ONE-MAN FOOD
CONTROL IS ONLY
WAY—RHONDDA
tiDNTKW, June 23.— Ixird Rhond
da, England’s new food controller,
believes there la only one wav to
reduce price* and control food and
1 that 1* by a state monopoly lodged
in one man’s Jhands.
**l expect reduced price*,” he told
the United Press today, "and with
! the assistance of the United States
Intend to take strong action acains-t
5 extortionate profits. The only w.-v
to control prices la by a state mo
nopoly in one man's hands, and I
f hope to be put In that position, at
least a* to some article*,
fe “I am glad to see that American
borisewive* are standing Arm in ;h
--interest of economy. Women hav»-
a tremendous influence in this mu
jf let. It Is really their question."
cliniiiaiyKtl-f
(halfonte
On Af BFACH «n<l BOARDWALK
k ATLANTIC CITY, N J.
, ReH- flacttalion - Rttufxtnl cn
Sr«*»4 • I* w d»r« ** th« On l
font* th** bot«l of ho#pi>«'ify
•nH fhnrrr Amrr run
tbo. Golf nod jrnrht prtrO**:-*
lake rwtrvitMn* now.
THft LEEDS COMPANY
NOTED FLYERS
JOIN U.S. CORPS
Lafa>ette *U«* (i i‘ t >
Soprt- Distinguished
Adjt. Didier Mm son. formerly avia
w ell know r.thru feS i!y<nr exploit*
Hone*clal*. P.s
\i. •
Hr ma> f >”
: .,ruiv f*.r tronnd*. '* ; »! t?*:;.
nif'inb r * who \ i -•* m i •► , fN
w* rcl an n ,t!:J »n* cw
, (**r ‘♦‘ii’ r * h, rvi I h^>
RECRUITING
RALLY NETS 30
ENLISTMENTS
Jr the armory nittf?.
; n* tosjieiipti noi*' a r#*or nunir ta.
That |t would he' to ore f tnora tile *o
enlist voluntaniy ;hrm to be draf*-
ed. He Sttid he beHfVrd :*»•' VOl‘l«
tary soldiers would turn up ’heir
noses at the rnn script*.
*
in put tint: 'in end t<* numeracy
tamer- pir on a clever performance
of a patriot ip nature There was a
military parade before the meeting
Ope-ne*d.
Earlier in the day the drive of 'he
’Off ’he fo f «t f->r »la il 4.* 1* j«
hoped to have the reglm* r* at full
war strength bv July l.i If volun
teers have not filled the ranks b'
♦ hat time the shortage w n! be ma 1e
up b> drafted men inter
Prlmlnc—tkf plum b»bl kind—that
t* rtaht— Tlmf<i .lul» l)rpl.—-Main
Fair List Prices Va ' ,r Treatment^g^y
s&&s//l/l Men!
iMU /'/// Written Across •
/ tliG j
... ', : '“v"
4
I strength and durability of r -r* ' pir.ck Snfr*v
1 || I j Tread Tires are ground into the
H rom 'M?une to California.
Six Fleets of Goodrich Test Cars, F i: i t
I. cars, diiiiy write the truth about Goodrit h Ti;*. ; ,n ;; e worst
roads in six widely differenyregioor, of our country.
Sand, reck and grave!, mU every MOLD, UNBROKEN CURE
freak of climate are testing out -Goodrich has championed alone
Goodrich Tires through millions of amongst tire mdeen
miles cf roughing it.
n hm „_„ r r , ... ...... ™* *« the TESTED TRUTH
! > .. ♦ (", o Tr-t CV P --n rf Goodrich Black Safety Triads,
1 4 tr; rr tr’d in 300,000 tire mihi t ‘ e TIREo
v ,,-- cf America. DU/ w».— Nif«T>w.v
1 ’ ' “ sTH£itf. They must .
3 The. ONE foundation rs Jo-»:n:% give you lasting full yf j * J i ur*
rssiii*-it fabric tires is the UNIT value service.
THE B. F. GOODRICH*CO.> Akron, Ohio l*\
t f t’.** far»ncs S’ly*rto*rn GdH V*. j
*3| *; h the lt:'> i’i <-U i.,i..cn.s4uaL v • * ~Xyjr+
' Y.ocn! Hrnnch— -Woodward Ave.,
( omei Hancock—Phone Urand .*3l*l A# "itrur £iw>r tor T h«a
| \W 'tte&t’ l'ri th i* </ Rtfrr t; .. *'
LIBERTY LOAN
53,035,226.850
Overallhs»enption i'ar In Hx 4 -
of Million. Totals
• Show
\N ISHINOTOX, Jl K:n»l
- • ■ S t' | ’ A ; I
Mon than i 1 ’ i ‘ •"' :i * •
bfT und eo thf loan and M |>«*r cm
%, *s« 1 $1 iv% on? v 'lit >.it>
f, : . i; ui fill ulotmen:.« of si u
• Vi*>o fiK\\v+> will bo »<i »i!
«I* ntly {<> mak* iho to f al cotut v\,*r
trio? I**l the lilt with ftUb&Cftp’job**
• .tl.ng ft IV.7*M i. or mor. •* .tr
(h roJ‘ subscription P
in tmi dln the Chic go district hg
i:O• . i •'•on $r.3:,44T.
, ,•> Cleveland, ?:>*.! 4*.7Phila
< _ • fjj hmond. $1 .*,7 7.
! • tie. »« .;:*4.T •>. M: tinea;**'';*. ST’’.
-4. |*,*>74 ::
ii u Mv iv •■*>. Th> -e *ubsc rp
!h> various rstarve district*.
r. s. SHIP SINKS
I'-BOAT CH ASING
BRITISH STEAMERS
BALTIMORE Jufl* Further
details* regarding 'he »irkmc of a
tJorrnan submarine by tlv<' crew of
in American v htch
reported her ev*»>terd!iy were made
public by members ol the crew last
night.
The American steamer was struck
a glancing blow b* a torpedo, which
failed *o explode. The men took* >o
the boats when they saw ihe tor
-do •> mins and knew tha f it wa*
too late to prevent it? striking the
The submarine believing the
American vessel done sot started
,n pursuit of two Br:*l«h ship- The
crew of the American vessel
climbed aboard their ahlpand
manning their cun* sent a shower
of shells h* the periscope and up
per work* of the *'bmarin* ?*•'•
**rn! shots took effect and after
■ ivky hit the -übmarine dt-ap
peared am and a shower of “tee; sp’in'-
er.a and foaming water.
The men are confident .he wa“
A «pirltued. campaign will close
in *he sixth congressional district
of Indiana today, preliminary to the
special election to he held Tuesday
to choose ji successor s o tb® lat®
Rep r> VT. Cometock.
DETROIT TIMES
OIiCTORS RAVE A
PAiRIGTiC PLhii
\\a>ne l‘ounl> Mnlica! Society
i'o ( art* I «»i* Dependents
of i *h > mu.in* l \\ ar
♦
■ • i hai : » i * i .i |u*irioti' ion
.... > » . a .i.' *V. Im to
r . men ■• - vtho v* tli i-ntrr the
-* rv • • o. :h« l nit. and S'ate**, army
The purp» so of ihe society is to
dll a 5 < >ou> r.oi oul\ mcdi
at! > tr* <) «--!•! thorn ttnan
ally vv h. a t,n-« s«ar> Another
1 irpo-e "h; h It hopes to ac
< >:; ; . ' keep * hi- practice of
• i . i-n for them by tak
•<*. i u 'l:*.: ii.tti.-nt*> and turn
in., the hu -s ha k to thorn upon
*P - ranir: .-is composed of Hr
,T. hn H. 11 • I r.rr i,»n . I'r Walter
Wilson .««• r- rarv . Hr William Me-
Donald. i'r Harold W Ison and l)r
Jp niea r. I »;•* vi«*
The »' tv •• il pui-itsh a bulletin
e. v* .;• inform;*'ion It
tan li * r. g • rdm.. th. ni**n att the
TANARUS; « cot!-::. • ;» .1* -irons of *.»t
:nc ’lns mi : v...»tton h- for. the pub
get, In h irn
mediately *» h ny p.-rson* needing
; -.1 uta’*--
ful o> any on. «et>i information
*hich tv. . aid it n its endeavors.
Are You In
Building Trouble? i
We ran help you solve your
cons ruction problems fan
: urr.!»h 'O'j a sorts of building
information: ttf can show you
o\»*r a hundred lyi of |
building materials accessories,
equipment etc . covering every
th rg r. rh»> bu 1 v.s ine
There is no rhargr* for this
•ferric*- Just give us .%
part of your time — visit put
Permanent
Building Exposition
!' co&:s you no'h r c bu'
your titttP 'hat tvnl be
well epent You will se*
butldmc .■<• and > • v *• <
- igg-sf ons whic:. you w til
appreciate. *
Let Us Help You wan I
Your Building Problems. I
Conducted by the \
Builders’ and Traders'
Exchange
Eet'-e Fourth F oor *
Penobscot Building »
Cherry sC*iO \
ork *■» the tm mI»TK ol ttn \V.ivn*»
v'oun ’ *. society bur to the ft mill***
of nil i 1 *or« who Ki> to ih*» I runt.
time a* tunny u 150 of Detroit’*
,n« .it* tl men will tutv« 1. ft fur *er»
v
Alleged to b* th»* publinhess of an
*nutelu*rlc paper at l.ynu. Man*.,
nre t > be L iven h hearing b.-f.-r*- a
I nltod State*. eomml!»Mon*r in Ho*
ln«—lhr plnlri n«*nt klnii—Hint
la right—Tlnif* lot* I). pi.— Miiln t
UliM&r says- $13,70
THEY SAY WALTHAM
CAN’T SELL AT^p
k qyy (3 H Q V 7 - ■{' £ *° “* * < ' CUr * ,< * * »»*Pl*e* " *
■ #■ _ V .♦ H A . .W'. " '
send flowers. , h ,. m ,..
■naMMaMMMMMMMMaSquare Deal Price Taus on Ml the Watcher Mads
Elgin— Waltham-Howard
Hamilton—South Bend—lllinois
“wind blows. Square Deal Jeweler stores.
—Biggest Little Stores 61 Grand Itiver Go Grand River —Miller.
35L Woodward. Phone, Main 1234 _____
S. & H. Stamp* With
Cash Purchases
Extraordinary Saturday Savings
Knit Lndcrwear
I'nmatchable Saturday
Price*
LAMP* K•. •*' hand t< rrhl
nation suit, imbr»lta krb e eh-ll
finish
SI.OO values 69c
$1.2.1 values b"»c
Thf An* are M" 4. 5 and «;
tV' suits. *;/-* "»,* '■
CONSISTS
$2.00. $3.00, 8-t qq
$5.00 \ alues .... X VJ
H»n * a chance to pick up a hi*
cr,r«ct iifjnni n snvf'
front la'"* rr • d* 1 n»v «r« mostly
Uirtf" -l/c« th«f »■«■•. ’.p f,r> » **H <r k- * -
! ,v soH*d In »h«-w nit. < <.ma early
HAMMOCKS
SI.OO, $1.50. So QQ
$5.00 Hammocks. . <£.a./0
KXTHA HKA Vt .irc.ns-iv
ct »,• h t .T.rr > ’•'♦;■!! -v ar. 1
$2.50. $3.00. B*l QQ
$3.50 Hammocks. Xa^/O
Not on» of the.* <an he repiar.it
I tn *! thl* ' \‘>P\T\V pt\r.+.
China Silk
Camisoles, .‘l9c
A limited quantity to sell Ritur*
I dav-- made with wide band of filet
| a».d ->r* j*» - n't 1 r irii<
Palmer’s Perfume
50c oz. for ... .25c
I A SSV » V ■ •* r»H«
I ’ <1 \
TWO HELD AS
PERJURERS
Father and Sister of Max Sil
verman, Slacker. Arrested
Following His <on\iction
Max Silverman *«*-* coiivjcteti in
the I nit* it Slat*'* district court 1«'«-
Friday altiTnoon of failln*; and
and was aelltelU'ed T‘* ♦ , rv«' on* >< v
in the ivtroi. Hons,, of forr-rtton
Hit blind father. who had couie fro:
St u York to •« »‘it n hi* «on !•
half, and Mr- Ida l ant, ', No
ELLIOTT-TAYLOR
WOOLFENDEN CO. -
i— Woodward and Henry "■ '■ *■
One Hundred Pairs, $2.25
Lace Curtains at, Pr $1.25
A • r-lv ia> * * • • ’it t siri-l * ru v. rjm in<l
M curtain* I* •*•■'< • l th -* ..p.-n h i". < t narrow !a< e
edge* Two arid one-half yard# ton*:
59c Shepherd ( heck at 59c
FIVf SJZKS t" selei t from n t bt of 41-tnch bls<k u rM
SI.OO Corduroy Velvets 79c
Hport .ahade* tn old r» *e \ , .1. r pit If. I V Honor. On If Rid
and Ivory. V. ry desirable f.* r sport • ,«*> am: kirt*.
Clearance White Voile Waists
$1.2.'), $1.50 to $2.00 Waists 95c
$3.95, $5.00 and $5.95 Waists $1.95
-»
Th») nr*> tn n hig viriity Os ■W'-rdid atvle* Ju«t taken off the
•how forms and disp'n tables, b**f«n-' more <-r lc#s iriuiiri «>r
soiled Other «ri«* .4 1 in cVery detail M* «t all *!«*•*.
$1.25, $1.50 House Dresses. .... 88c
I »or» t mis* a g -.d •««* r«t*l>' r. r» Si ;r't-»v r- •«ih)\ vnnr l*,t chnn*~«
In plaids, rherk*. *trl| >'A and Solid irlmr ft ®f, n '* li,t»- «t*,<k *«ud
ivy* -n >nr <•< ilnr* Aim [>nlntrit ■ >i •,r •>< »■ v*<t'. r*i<vl.i,
and novelty Docket# L'*rM dork «nd medium colnm, nil #!*«' . nn4
$7.00 to SIO.OO Auto Coats $4.95
$12.50 to $15.00 Auto Coats.. $9.95
Kuhhcrired nnd rr»f»n»tti>d nobhj t«.<d mutur?#
R- *# he rr\ »loth i- ’ n r • • • . • n*l Cunt on c | .♦ >m,
•It nround nnd #* *ion,a| atrap t>n"k *, nlt*« r * whtired tn at
wais* -ir,n*c flurtny or «‘t-jri (i|..r.>n
Oth'r rah.t>rf*r*' nnd nut** * ,nt» in ltietroiiM #||k«. nattna
and trord'di Ir. «v,. init< t, n*Mv r atit. nr tutrcrl vnnoiialy op to fail
50c and 59c 50c Collars.. ‘.. 35c
Dresser Hcarfs .29c
Kanry lac trtnimrd an*l cm- found tn swlm m<illa nnd
hroldcrcd »rs« ;i. *» * \i> “-if in.l - J.*nd»om*ly . rnbrold-
P and o ssi rt rn* r. f >i • j ri* ■«• Saturday ■ nly.
S\Tl'RI)\Y, JUNE 23, 19 17.
tli.it*> I, Did, r« and arr-Wd by Judge
I ii Hu elmri' of |M-rjur>
! . t , ii r, ■
• * '-a .*ll\r,
man’.* n,., in >ho» iUni he wu ex
empt (rum registration
SiiM t tu.iii i.lm! , and to th, federal
a It* hot If les oil several occiodonH Mult
hr SMI.H >« ,!> ui.l .1 Hit aI AO told
In . itnplovers ih.tt «s ,i■, his ago, hut
p,.e 2. is*,*;, while th* father d*
\t*i lb.mi Silverman it* M \ears
( !d amt the parent of I t children
Hr l almost tot all v blind, under
■ i irid** no Kngllidi. and lx an Hitter
si . ■ I >i ih’i tn kiH’p re<*-
ord*. he ha* been obliged t«> rely
on hi* mytnory for dates of event*
hi th« 1 aiiiily history. He
t itdly confuted on the witness Htun4
under cross e*nninki lon.
The ponitty for perjury 1* a flu*
of not more than $,,,000 or imprison
moot for not more than five yours,
or both The rider Silverman took
his arrest philosophically, hut Mrs
Canter. his daughter, and Mux. hi*
eon, hud to be Almost curried (mm
ih* court room.
Sunday school li iders of national
prominence arc to assemble today
it •lr* , *>n«l to. Vt . for a celebration
to b h«dd there in honor of the
• •ntcnnlal for the first Sunday
• chool convention In New England.
Cafr 8:30 to 5:00 T. .U
FHKF MOTOR RT\S
Every 15 Minutes*
$5 Pumps $3.95
\V mor'i Vie! Kid Lucerne Fhimpa
with njrnrd no It a and Louts r**v
* red her),
I.OW SHOKS
$3.00 to *4.50 CI QC
Values at Asc/O
Flcnn-up aalc r>n Saturday of
broken li t■ of Women’s Pumps and
Mr-«p San'lal* in patent *'o|l. dull
/»lf hlvli whit" buck and
'•rival' All meat, bsr gains w tie re
we have your size.
$5.00 Tub Silk
Shirts at $3.25
r-holreat new ntvlfs In good qual
ity fast *. l l lll Silk# In hold or neat
ft ripe* Hlr.es 14 to J* I *.
5Gc Neckwear 35c
Included I* our entire eto. k of
Vu :1k Xc< ktresr at 3.’>c 3 for fl
75c Rompers 59c
BWACII fompern tn etrlpe
nitrliaf and ». ngham, alao plain
fiitmliroy. 2 to * - ves r alaea
SI3H to $2.98 B*l QQ
I lata for X .v/vl
CHIIifiRKN'S at raw hats tn dres
sy and plain style*; alao lingerie
tiers trimmed with ve|v#t’snd satin
ribbon others with dainty flowers
•very one a rest bargain.
50c Linen, yd..... .35c
40c Linen, yd. .... 25c
Natural color pure linen- used
larauty for auto duster*, etc Ktne
and coars. weaves This cloth is
• astlv worth double this prica to-

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