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The Domes of the Duffs.
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SLA HR SUSPECT
IS STILL SOUGHT
Police Have Found Dick Cap
rarotta Wanted In Rod
gers ( ane
Dick Caprarotta, sought by the
police as the slayer of Detective
Sergt Emanuel Roggers, Is still at
large. His home at No. 434 Monroe
was thoroiv searched Wednes
day. In his barn the officers found
flv# automatic pistols, which were
confiscated. Caprarotta’s descrip
tion has been furnished to the po
lice of other cities, but it Is not at
all cartaln that he has left Detroit
Former Detective Thomas Pa
lone Is still detained on a conspiracy
charge. The police are investigat
ing a report that, a few days before !
the shooting, he made the remark
that Roggers, Kolb and Crowe, the
three men ambushed by the Sicilian
gunmen Tuesday night, would “soon
get theirs." There was an enmity |
of long standing between Roggers >
and Balone. dating hAck to the Maz
aola kidnaping several years ago
The police hold firmly to the the
ory that the three detectives wer*
objects of a carefully prepared pin’
which went awry when only one of
the Intended victim;; was mortal I '-
hit. Detective Joseph M Kolb i*
believed out of danger and ha* been
removed froru Receiving hospital to
Harper hospital. Detective John
Crowe, who es caped unharmed, is
taking a prominent part in rounding
up evidence against Antonio ljicata.
Identified by Kolb as one of the gun
men, and other alleged conspirators,
several of whom are in custody
The funeral of Detective Roggers
probably will be held Saturday
morning, but the details have not
been completed.
Miss Katherine Magneson. of
Berkeley, Cal . is one of the few wo
men members of the American So
ciety of Chemlfts.
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r *? <w-"*
mg',
§mml// All the golden goodness of \/ f
H^HH Wlj those greatest food gTains \ \''S3swayfi
wheat and liarley—is meh ‘
'&ml lowed into the rich nourish- vWBMffl
Hg j merit of 4
■jf Grape-Nuts "'M
Wmil Pure, wholesome, wonder- . v * VjM|
' 1^y ° n^J fl9^ Jnß a PP ctlzin *» t
KWJi • , Sold by Grocers everywhere. \
r*. 1a,,., J **• **»•*'.. e-real f. mp»ny. Buttle Or«* k Mlrh.
i Toftura Cereal Cos., Ltd, Wlodaur, Ontario.
Expensive
Jones—Wha* did you give up for
that car?
Brown—A good disposition and
one thousand bucks
Condemned • T o Labor
Poet —At la.-t 1 hav« u;
now our future is assured.
Wife laobbtng)—Yea, and I had
hopes for something better, now you
will never stop writing.
C'lnra l>ouise Perk, former wife of
Dr. Arthur Warren recently
put to death in Srer Sing prison, is
to erect a magniii’err
fountain in t»r~nd Rap'd* in memorv
of her parents. Mi’ and Mrs John FI
Pock, of murder Dr Whi'e
was accused.
—By Allman*
Lower Food Bills To
Have Potatoes Daily
BY BIDDY BYE
<~hop the pennies from all your
•Cd bills this week Keep This
rir.ciple in mind, and every time
you make a purchase, count wnat
\ou save.
In former menus of this series,
potatoes and mea* have beenssfe f
Town only once or twice a week
n this, a return Is made to thfc
American custom of serving them at
least once a day Most housekeep
ers can do so and still not bo ex
travagant, if they will cook only
the number of potatoeg needed fer a
meal, huy no more than the exact
amount of ro*at required, and chop
the pennies from every oth-»r item
of food on each menu
Sunday.
Breakfas* Fruit or melon, eraam
of wh*a» and cream. French toast,
coffee.
Dinner Tomatoe bisque, panned
chicken, ma.-h-d potatoes, new pc:**,
!«:tuce and cucumber salad rasp- j
■>erry ice cream, cake, coffee.
S’.pper—Cream ch'-ese lettuce and
I rowr. breed sandwiches marmalade,
-pice cnk*>, iced tea or lemonade
Monday.
Breakfast—Pettijohn with cream,
’oaat. coffee.
Luncheon- omelet, rolls, sliced
ruit. t*-a.
Dinner— Meat loaf, creamed powi
•oe*. cauliflower, fruit salad, cak*
Tuesday.
Breakfast—Oatmeal and ereaxu
c, ffee cake, coffee.
Lunch- or. ak e and bananas,
g-aham muffins, lettuce, tea
Dinner —Vege’able *<v;p broiled
t. im and bnk-d potatoes. bean salad
fruit dumpling.- tea
Wednesday.
Br**akfa.«* -Fruit, bacon and muf
fills, coffee
Luncheon Macaroni and .cheese
lettuce sandwiches, Jam. cookies.
f«a
Tunner Bean loaf, potato salad
uub olive oil and vinegar chocolate
puddng C'-ff*#
Thursday.
Br< ikfa.'T —Prune# -with cream,
toast, cdfre
Luri> he n F>akcr egg# witht rice.
sponge cake, tea
L nn* r Salmon loaf,
potatoes, cucumber salad, bread pud
ding
Friday.
Breakfast -Creamed codfish on
•oast, coffee.
Luncheon Buttered carrots and
peas, read ind butter, tea
Dinner Tuna ft«h In ramekins, p<v
into halls, new pe#s,
tcake.
Saturday.
Breakfast -Creamed chipped beef
on toast, coffee
Luncheon Split pea soup, crou
•ons vinrcrbread, tes
Dinner Sirloin *t“ak, baked po»a
•oes, -plnach or other greens, float
ing island.
\|{ SERVICE ON
FORT-ST. DIVIDED
Beginning Monde /. Tul\ *O.
•r r,n t> e For* st car line a 111 be
divided pending construct lor
n M» nroe ave and Cadillac «q In
connection with »he plan for a gen
<•*■*l re--outing of car lines down
>v.n While thl* work la on no
Fort line cars will cross Woodward
ve Or the west side eaatbound
cars will turn south from Fort-st
• t Griswold to loured; west on luir
ne | to Sl.ejhy nor’h on Shelby to
Iprt, nnd then west On the east
id» westbound cars will turn south
f om Monroe ar Brush to Congress;
vest on Congress to Bate#; north
on Bates Ur Lafayette, and then
east
Fourteenth and Hamper south
bound ears will run by way of Mich
>tan and Griswold to Jefferson On
*he Fort hnf cs.r to c#r transfers
*lll he Issued to persona wishing to
go from one aide of the city to the
other. The general rerouting plan
will probably go Into effect during
the first part of September.
DETROIT TIMES
LITTLE PAL.
, OBOIAJM UP I '/ *>’-•' -• ’ M
‘ S t. a
iiaiyMl —-! ns .[R 1 ii '
\syes->
IN DETROIT
T«daC« Rond Concert*
Frhm»m»n * Military band Herman
tv Jlrhm»m«n and reot r .r ren lere the
following prog-gm n Pa’.mer park tn
t*» afte-nre-m a* It) and n •"’.ark
park in the evening at * ovlock
March c,e r 1 Mix-ip V « A.," Al
len lerely. "Ptrtp Nesvadha
mejod:** ’T> * \ er«y H»r
he-rt overture W'l’iam Tall." Ros.
r:nl. cornet solo e» *--»d '7harl**
Fdwards gems from T ree Tx-'n< 1
Hos-hna waltre* Adl'n." Halt
g-and eeler* •on frf.m \ida.” Verdi
"Star Spangled Banner"
T
Mathlaa Oltell. AS pear* old BO*
Hrlen-nre.. hanged himself XVed
ne*day night M te thought tie
<-rmmltted sulcld* b*'a;«* h'.s sen
tii drafted
\\~htle Warrte Srhaglen. \a. S< I f.reen
"Ml ivr.. «*a« enjotlng a *<*lm tn
the rlvar at the f t f Clairp-' nt
a\ a mtr.*on« helped htrreelf to $132
from Schaprio’s clothes 'n th» hath*
hoosa.
Henry Behrendt. Inlted »t»te« mar
• hal. ha* eempleted a eenana of
alien in the <a»-ern and ■ -
triet of Michigan and fl- da -here
are lfl.fiOfi of them. cf whom At J
least 5.00? are In Detroit
Snt. Julia Funt, M year* of age. Va.
117 l>earh«*m-n*r.. while flatting
her sister at No. S,M Rademarher
ava tii shot *-■> John .i -ntt. 12
vegra old. No I** Regular-ava
who was firing at bottles n s n«ar
b>- field. M-a Furs*, was taken to
the tVeat Branch Harper - al
Her wounds %r» not aarv.ua
Knar *«was men. to? Martina a free,
fnr-all fight on the nelle lele hnth
mg heaen. landed be
hind the bars and -i*!* - ed the eve
n'.ng swimmer* 15 :r ' o get
ting to the hea-p. T e fru- p-.*n
arreatad ir* Philip Kraal** an*
Brand*. No *4" Br.* -*t
Thomae Btrokeel«r N- ’74 F »'d
av#.. find David Rosen. No 13* Ade
laide's*.
>1 ra. inna o*Well, 24 year* old. Vo
* M f anfieid-ave. ea*». nfter a quar
rel with her hua k ar i T* in •*■’* |
night attempted suicide S‘ » i
tak»n to Rer..,v|ng r, *r *a H**
conditl-m !a not a*rt ue Mr- Fva
Dwerr. 2* year* !d V * • ”a'
■J&j
a§ l
r Dollar
7.9 Cord
>u», effi
style of
1 fulfill |
/\nfl inis piea«« l» VHrnru uui .»y ... of
which 11,000 employe** are partners in the business,
personally interested in serving ‘ the will of the people."
FIRESTONE TIRE AND RUBBER COMPANY
fur. pesHtM 9 »»efml«. Wink.
H«mr Offl.-c nnd fsrtsrji Vkrnn. Ohio
h- ave Just * hn ! f hour lat»*-
| a"ted Min" 1 foil v t is a-v:ar
r-e, » th -er ■ > ir I at 1 -vu a’.*
tae*n the Re.-eiving h «p *a!
g“ * -,r l! nec■' v e r
The aim* and «>h|e«-f* of the Home
l.iunl" **lll l»e explained to 811-fS-
V i • Piinor.il **:• Jnrfrj «flii •
•n* Order f >V.d ’ ■'■*■ « !-*t .d«x
» • »-r ■ *■. g hy -’i»n < ’ td Harr ah
T*- • rrantzatlon intend* f -rmtng
sun-t for the H« me ■’J Ar-I Th
‘r* band, inder il.» ea ie**.hir
Otto Smith will p.av »e**ral m*
tr • • *eiect!nne '’he n »<' n* w
'» held :n Diam nd t-n plt, ,r*rvl
Ft *r and law-vn-sve*
The man Identified and motiyned
Ttie«ilny night a* F'red parr, of Vo.
JOl B nteau-ave wa* positively
Ide- • ** 1 Wedneaday tn the ;rtty
rr. -« »e a* f-anie? F T. in* r
\ *-« t, »f \o 44? fi !ada n J 1
is *h» fire* hea* vict-rr f ;
TV e ee.emhian e '■ etw e e t Pa - •
J hns* n was - • area- ’hv Far- -
w-'» and the *hr»e i rr-the** < t th--
n • n d«nt fi-d h -tn ■ r ■ • • i
- fr-s hours '»'t. » iten Farr
*« a Wed into his home, that th
hi* f t e» n p s*aken
While swimming In a pond near
M |nhla a n-a* e. and r>e-we»-rd Wed
ne«:a- afternoon .1 hr«-
son. 15 y»ars old. <vh !;-.-»* *
Fre-id- st.. n»ar Mlchigan-ave . was
hit n *h« h»ad y • rick ailrg
k to ha'e beep throw n hv
w Murk»wi*s, a watchman at
woodrsrd of r -a*h Rr the-*
J- hnaton was fak<n to ) * e * ...
hoapital ir •! *- e nd'-h n • rr":
cal. M rke-e rr. "he 1* 47 v»a-s
old, and lives at No *’ 5 W .stern
a's.. ti« arrssted and »akep r > the
hospital, where th* hoy 'd*ntifie
him as th* man who threw the
hrit-k
Jar R. Hanna and Pharlea J. firea
ory. Detroit So.** with the H|rhi
gan Na- a r e.*rve t w-er* r"cen*:\
hom» on « short furlough folio*
tng the r*- -r of th» f-anep rt
flotilla wv * n v, r ».; th* P**rs‘
In* etpedit r> ry fore* t F'ran-e
Gregory «i* i member of th* r -
crew of the *r.»nst*ort P*Ki!h H
told of.one t -red atta k *v *”
marine*. wh*r a tnrp-do, P«»
close to hi* h<- »t hut knew rutt
ing of oth»r a-*a k*. ref. • )
gets made to rej.-mble t k r
i<-op* of a s■ i v marine w-e-. •
behind tome of the war v-e*
the trip o\. and wer* us<*d for
practire y n*'g Henna ’* •' « *
of F Hanna art dealer and
;•••g o r \ if th * * r f William T
|ir»i"ry Several ther I>etrolt
► v« t-.'ok advert I l *** f ’ha fur-
In igh T> vtstt th »> r h w»
In rtniTitlni for Ihr nr* H»«l F.»-
inte Kti hnnpr b.illrtinj. on < Hillllnc
«i , workman on Wedneaday un
»s"h».J a an’ill p ’ •on! alnlng a
i >«! i* ■'rl l • wriiun in French. ap
farantly by the village r|eik In
’*2 r»il chamtnade. en ••dit r.
( Pi ► - wn. now in r>*tr<'*’
nth'r'np material for a hist ■■•>•
«> on- n the ,-T «»• *a’atlon* that
have h>h» #xls*-d h*tM*»n this
ir.’rv ard l 'ra r <* translated the
and- *n' H* fun • !♦ to contain a
dr« "lption of the settlement af
fars f the ime arid a ’on* »r
--r un• of Artotn* de a 'f th* I
r a * private du i< r<’nd wh:rh
« i< to be ft 11 e l in and in
w h v •he pr.f wm a;ink. Prior to
thl*. the aorr.unt »a\» the ‘pond
w « droned he a- it of Mr I>e
«jl llndr e a fnd!ab. ■ .i- irk much w'ne
fel In and was nl’ed t hie Judg
ment •
Correcting a Falte Impression.
a
LP $ ft
Mrs. Talk#ralth—l hfar Mis* Hur
ryon and young Bhiahlngfon am on
rae»<i Shr mu*’ Ia m*-’ him half
w a y
M•-« rv.ll Whv. hnm can you say
-urh a thin*' They \*tr<‘ y>dns th»*
• imt way and •■ho overtook him.
**rln»ln«—«l»e plain neat kind—that
Ila rlaht—Tlm«-a Kept Main I * '2O
By LEO.
THURSDAY. JULY 26. 1 9 11.
m*
Telephone Cherry 1420. Grocery Co*.
In (hr *inl«h RnlMlng, Half and Grla walk.
SPECIALS FOR FRIDAY
Ordure *niountlnK to |1 or more delivered anywhere In the city
If ntreet la I'url Telephone and C O P. order# aollclted.
Clip AD Oomino H. & K. 1 A lbs. Q<
dUUnlf ( ane Granulated ill for OIC
Vat a'etght In orlitinal cloth aacka with ordera
of 91 or more of other anode $
t i»rne«t llrrf. Oil
MVf
I ninh I Imp*, «o "
\ ell, . O, lb <£Oc
Windsor Hark Onon
X to f»-ll> no
pic. e* it* . i)mC
liecf, nice and |e%n
16c
Tomato Catsup. «
1-c* I'O’tle IOC
Worer»ler*h|rs
*>au«e. Kngland's
1 y
I rte.l bottle 1 «)C
Kippered Herrin*
imp. rted boneless
k >m ana. tn
U 1 _
|Y<’ shrimp. | »Y
wet pa k can 1«f
Tomi«t<> Prrsma
hut i ke coma i a
n- sde : lass 11 C
(•rape Troll Marma
lade. | ■
}* loc
Rice, .-lean white
heads qq
sis
*P«« hettl.
Italian styll, -| /v
15. tan I Uc
Hotter, tune Rose '
■ ’reamer). 4 ,
4 lc
t hreae. fancy W|*.
'iisin Cream oo
oUc
Ripe Olives. | Q
special, pint . . 1 «JC
BARGAIN TABLE
V**lt our 10c and 13c bargain table Articles for luncheons and
picnica selling brio* market prices.
Saturday Specials in Friday News and Journal
DIME
SAVINGS BANK
Fort and Griswold Streets
CONSERVATIVE, SAFE AND STRONG
Look into the pages of your
bank book and let them “tell
your fortune.”
If they show a long, steady lino
of deposits, there can be little
doubt as to what your future
will be.
But if they reveal only irregu
lar or half-hearted attempts,
you still have to find the real
road to success.
Safety Deposit Boxes $4 Per Annum
Resources More Than $30,000,000
bra acts orrrcßi:
1174 Jefferson, ISA# Grand River, 407 Gratiot.
41# Michigan. 1491 Woodward.
1479 Fourteenth. Broadway and Wltherall,
691 Oakland, eornar Holbrook.
IS IH£ EJUllfi
All persons who have paid .specific taxes on RONDS
or on LAND CONTRACTS are asked to present their re
ceipts as soon as possible to the
Wayne County Board
of Auditors
In the County Building. Second Floor.
The investigation into alleged shortages in the county
treasurer’s offices has arrived at a point where no further
progress can be made unless citizens who have paid such
taxes, and who hold receipts, or who did not receive aiy
receipts when they paid, aid the county officials in their
work hv giving the necessary information regarding their
payments.
This work on the part of specific bond and lAnd con
tract taxpayers is absolutely necessary that the full ex
tent of shortages may liecome known.
Wayne County Board of Auditors
hussklnr Mwraarlae.
*7r per lh„ (1 QA
5-lh rolls *I.OU
Tststii *nl«d, Off
h. mr made, lb &OC
tinsiar, fancy on
frankfurters, lb OUC
Finnan Huddle,
t-*st Ms* It l me t Q
dsh. || IOC
Fresh Fish
Fr.'sh Ocean 1 A _
Flounders, lb lUC
Fresb Cod OA
steaks, lb . £UC
Fresh Salmon QA
steaks. lb OWC
Kresh Halibut «)Q
steaks, lb 4noc
Fresh rau*ht OO
White Fish lb mtStC
Krex cs'l*)it AO
Trout, lb .... £»itC
Fresh cau*ht on
Kerch lb .. ZJiC
Fresh caupht
rtckerel. lb
Fresh cau*ht . »
Herrin* lb Li>C
.Shrimp, fi«sh boiled,
?r r 25c r ;. r 39c
Trofs,
fre»h fr.* 07
tej< and • 7 tJI)C
Dread, fresh W hole
Wheat. e /*
Ilf and I t)P
Mr* h idd • Home-
Made aw
lon f 1»)C
Fried Cakes, AA
fresh datl> doaXUC
I roanllolls,
plain or fsiMV, a c
doa loc
TiarCstse. none bat.
tar for tha QC
money, lb OUC
Xera Osfce,
baa no eoual or
at. per lh *i)f
Fancy Tea. black
*r e. n or 'A
mixed, lb ... OUC
Perfect Candy,
Mania Nut OCT
Fudae. lh fcOC
Ftesh Molaseee a *1
Kisses lb I£C
Graham C rschirs—
Fresh and tA
crisp pk*.... lUC
l.emon hnnpa. Tak
haana lliarwlta ar
\am Yum Glnaer
knaps Regular
3 i3c
I>w Reets Home
bunches 3for 10c
Green Oslnm
Toun* tender on
bunches 3for 10c
Oranaes - Fancy
sweet or- 4A
anetj. do* i|UC
lemon* Fancy
California. qp
and or Oi)C