The Detroit times. [volume], August 28, 1917, NOON, Page PAGE 2, Image 2

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i CONQUEST
! OFO.S.WAS
PLANNED BY
PRUSSIANS
Washington Has the
Evidence, Says
State Dept.
WILSON TO USE
IT IN NOTE
• * _
To Show Why America
C an't Make Peace
With Kaiser
WASHINGTON. A *is :« ~~ Evi
dence which made Amiri nr. govern
ment official* believe Germany
planned to war on the lni'» <1 Stat. i«
after defeating Fran •* inn Engl*: I
I* In the hands of »he xdminiatra
tlon. the Mit«< depar'ment announc
ed today
The state department confirmed
Ixxrd Robert Cecil’* statement thai *
Germany had -o plotted
Secretary I an-in a refused to be
specific a.- to what cadence thara
wa*
It is tha haliat tha r\ d*-noe tend 1
In* to show Qermuny's war plana on i
tha rnitad State* was brought hara
by Jimr" Gerard, on hi?- return a
arjbaaaador to Garmany
Garard himself b*« frequently
aatd tha Tautona had thair eye* on
thta country and lx>rd Rnbart ( cell
claim* to hava proof of thi*
Vaat amounts of dnta ah owing tha
nat of intrigue »oun abou \ratnn
by tha kaiser's agrn’s ata fl’ej away
In tha atata department, noluding
tha clumay atternp' or Fora'gn S*c
retary Zimmermann to persuade t i
union of Maxiro and laptn again.*’
thta country. Thta and othar auto
rrattc dreams shewed tha trend of
tha German mind Thay a>ao nffo-1
president Wilaon tha opportunity be
Hill noon take of «howmg why
Amarlra cannot daal on friend;.-
farma with Garmany as long a* tha
kaiser raign*
CATHOLICS RAP
DIVORCE EVIL:
Fear Nation Is In Danger of
Reversion To Pagan
ism
KANSAS CITY, Mo . Aug 21- ,
Paganism, with all Its accompany
' inf rice*. ia tha shoal toward*
which the Vnltad Statas is rapidly
drifting, according to ’he repor* of
tha morala committal of the Anaer j
lean Confederation of Gatholic *o
qiettes. presented Monday aft*r
toon
• Society. tha report reads. show*
- | atartllng de< line Jastice no tong
• er rulaa. Tha famtly Ufa of the na
j tlon la endangered, virtue, public
-and private, ia deraden*
t "A largely rontributlng fH-'or in
1 thla paganizing of the nation la <JI
l vorca," say* tha report. "It ha«
bean recently aarimatad tha’ up to
tha present more than a million di
vorce* have been granted in thla
• conmry. and the exported number
for the current year will be gr*a'ly
In excess of on*- hundred thouaand
It would ha wholly u-ele** to devote
any cnnaldaratlon to tha victousne**
of th'a evil and what If m«c« mor
ally to the nation *
To combat thl* tha committee re
omnianda Enactment of atata law*
requiring notice* of >mpcnding mar
riage to be poatad aavaral days be
fora laatiance of license. abolition
of common law marriare wfi*r*'»r
recognized and finally, tn *t«-r,
where only absolute divorce* are
granted, provisions for legal sepa
ration l»a made
Modern pictorial tevirw* and the
moviaa also come in for their -hare
of condemnation
| IN DETROIT ji
Tha Detroit hrnnrk of tha Vatlonal
l.mtur for Hum,*'* Var, |ra a* 111
und'itak* t<> provide Jhu sleeve
lea* Jacket* for ,tba iti*n of th*
palfnlt Call** etif Madtclna l>a*e
hospital unit, which **p*rt* a«>on
|o leave for Front a. Woman who
are onxlour t» knit f<*r the -am
mien will find an opportunity at
the league. where full dlre-tinn*
fnr knitting the »w»a(*r Ja<-k»ts
may l*a >,btaln*4.
Mofor Hiram A, I’bHtln*. of tha »»4l
rol «• Iv l«loo of tha readier *n*r,
tin* bean placed in < < mmond us the
militor i end ■ r the I *» t t t ■ Hag*
of Ved'ctne ba** hospital unit, n'-w
mnMllaed at the etat* f*|r gr*-und*
Mai Burt It bhurly will continue
in ihaiaa *-f th* me/) In a I *nd sur
gical work MaJ. Phillip* come*
fr*>m Fort Kent Houston. T*va* Ha
Will put the enl «t*'l men thru a
rigid H«ut»» nf training Tna lo
cal army recruiting elation *ant
away 27 m»n Monday and **v*n
man anltated in ihe navy,
torhla I ji'»« norha bn* offered the
*i’i arnmaot the ii.e of three boose*
I
/
t• • P *t. • li/' ■ f; I
"In war or peace
I want my
TOASTIES
L—[ j J
t\>»t.iru « ttrat wonipanjr,
Mil. rrf*k Mirh'gan p»«am
Caraal f*. ~ Ltd , Winder, Ontario
TRAIN SEVERS
MAN'S LEGS
l nidenlified \ ictini Struck On
W e>t Side—Street ( ars
Injure Two
Caaualt'ra foe Month of Auguat
In tn* War to Mat* Detroit
Safe for Hu-ranity
Kill ID
18
Util \ OKI)
204
M ia*t \ ti
1 (Sent to Prison)
Art inilantifled man. about a
1 year* of age »»t struck by a M - h
igan t'antral train between Twan*'
fourh and Twenty flfth-*t» , early
Tua-day mornla* Hi* leg* war#
amputated and hi# body bruined
1* In a nanou? condition n Race;'.
Inc ho*pt*a'
Margaret Upper :? rear* n. 1 No
21 Sotifh «* , wa* atruck by a *trac*
car a* «ba «i« gnin* home !a*a
Monday n;gh* and wa* -evara'y in
Jured Sh> wa* »aken to Receiving
hoapital
Paul I.ydka, it; year* old. No.
Undenst was struck bv a »tract
car at M* Elliot* *?. and Gratiot
a\a. Monday nigh*, and wa* *arj
oualy injured abort tha body Hf i
wa* tak»n s o Receiving ho-; 'a.
FAMOUS GARS
AT STATE FAIR
Renowned Machines To ( om
pete In Races September
1 and 2
Am* r.g • e »core or nr. >rr o' • a-»
h*Te b» the ar-ld * Uad r.g
pilot*, for tr.* I'm da'* automebr.*
carnival a* r ~,t «***. r ground*
are a number T ba* b \a ha|p»d,
while tn *h hand* or h- o-untry •
moat renowned driver*. *o make
motor «pee*j bi*fnr\ and pr»c*,- * ly
ail of them b.*\e Fir» ! in ‘he
famous «pa*dway cl.»««t -
Tha Marnson, ►'•.av r>uc*enbart
Ca»a. Max’**;.. Ve'c-r. Marqu*tta-
Rutek. Hud.-on Sur *- > \ cr*.f ">3
are r*-pre*en*ad m ’he »n"’«* <r *r
the -ra»e fair ra■ a- and b*'w*en
*heni j» ■> -xpac-ed f, K ,e g'*a’--*
*.ant- of their kind :n thi* •- r-n
of tha country will develop 9*p’ 1
and Z.
Guided M the hard* of '*lebrv* i
ji:!of* t? 'ha* record*
all dt*tgn 'C« up ’a m >« a'* -r
•am *o fait Champion* of tha a*’
and rrasan- are lifted to mr,
1-otil* Wabrow coming back to »tru*
gl* againa* the cr»am o # »ha young
*f fc*ar* fw j-o,f>estion of ,v e • tie
h» po*-e**ad before h* elected ’ )
re-.re from *he dangarou* apor a
year ago
I* •« said that T»ula issued
a bread *tde challenge to any
din track driver in *h* world ’o
meet hltu In a eana* of eprlnt
whan ha arrived at 'ha decision • >
return ’o *ha *pur and hi- d*'.
mat with a ra?d> r**pons*
Clark. Wunderlich. Horey, Ko*-*U
Woodbury Milbum, K*n
nady Allan and 3 horde of o'har*
a-.igible to accap* hi* challang-.
promise to mak* 'hlng* in’eresun*
for th* little ClevaUnd*r before h
realize* hi* d**ire *o r*s'ore hin
■'elf to the cnampton«h:p f-edar’a!, f
h- *\.-r doe*
Martial Bearing
BV BIDDV BVE
All woman, ’hay ,a\. admir* »
| uniform. RA’har. 1' r« »he *e’-u
| military fly -i-e w'-i-h held* 'hair a'
tent’on
City atr*at* ar* thi-kly dott* •
with perfectly-pol«-ed flg’J-e* n oMve
drab or khaki But now man' worn
•n ever atop to consider ’h* hour
Joy® and weak* nr dtacipi n** r»qu:'
*d »o produce military nr, age'
Howr manv know th» *oldicr -
trained bearing I* abaoiu'elv
tial to hla good heal’h and K i* - g K ’
inr effect i\ en*« ?
How many remember tha' w-r
»n. too. can acquire a fnr g-a-»
nno *a*« of mo'ion y giv ng a
tnu-h ’hough' to va'kin* and *’and
icg a* the soldier doe* r« a p rt
of their dailv di«rlplln**
To* ■»' ha'- pu’ *o w■ -k run
dr*d« of woman »ho n*-’*- w orked
l»efora kr* 'eey going to ’ , r n ’h -
oppor’un ' to th* 1 - own phy«iev
Improvament a* *h* soldier i* r*
quired to <:o'
Or are they going to slump in I*'
their neuk re.ponalh lltle*'
By looking in a mirror a« *h*
* weep 4. or dus's. o- kn*ads ’he wa
bread, a woman can measure he
real effer’iven*** in her own ■‘pe
clal’r.
Hrr phy«|rj»] attitude mill b*tr*v
h»- mmt.tl a'titud* »ow:.rd h*- J *
If *hr carrira hemrlf •'•!! hold •
up h*r chin, and *ork» quietly bj*
>-wif , ly. sh* la read for ar off*r>
tommlMlon In »h<’ arm> of »on,*n
who work Ri» if »h* at nop
bend*. mak** unn* r o«aar r.« r » »> -
movrni*n‘i*. and f **’« 11r* - . t>*' <t
►hr la half flniahrd. then h * i* ?
renting h«*r du'ir*. In a p*>*>r *,url<
And her body w ill b**ra> h»r I*
will not fad to hr brant ful and
graceful if ah* work* in th* r.g'
*ay. aa the aoldier work* It *1 'i
b* h**av\ and awkward If *h* work*
unwllllnilf and in thr * rung w * v
an. U . tfliffn \a Mtl.nm.f* • tut*
rhnlrm.n fn* Wlrfclgan •» Ik* 'n
t Inna I Woman * part>. i» ir* nr
nt*rober* t< tend telegram* t*- ft*r
iuhn M Barr of V< rtt- T**knt%.
»ipr***<ng *PP T * r l*tinn of h • nr
ti<«n in demand nr an nv*»tlri'. ' n
of thr treatment of picketing *<if
fra*'*.*
*i|.r r.r*.rlM I* Wlektgaw. i*;a*
Ort. t. will ••|r*lr •)•(*. tm train
ing ramp* and <ant<>nm*nm n
Ml<bi(.n at a prior t*« l<* fl» *d Hy
Pond Adm'matrator Hoover Tn •
la m line w th a.i lan a*’-ed upon
n a rnnfrr.nr. ks turar ni*n n
tvgahingtnn re »r|tl> w • tli Jul i»
ti« **o• * l and. of th» « f Ve^
* '•■nal p»fMM • **••■
• f thr Mirifan «it at ‘dm party*
wa* • me m 1 ► r * to* r<•*r m l •t • •
that draft**) th* resolution r.v*t
mg the ritijatmn
Bargain da* rt if* a* Invad'd th*
I t*a**hall Jot Th* Roamn n*a» *• put
lon a eg «alr in* ether da rh*n 'a
, cent* ho<ight *h* h*at t*at in the
| wigwam
(host nut i liar lie.
- .V *\iAr u-A . ifiAH 01 1 ~\T^Z — r~7
cuiM-s.tr I 4 w jftLw ) te rT | J. 43 r , KVLC p- 1 m A»d OF
Keeping Up With the Joneses
Oh’ save wn ' v ouT 1 «T] ( " TH ' Pooii umt
0« PLErtJV UHESE iJ nv PBEOoii't'u TPy TO kip’ 1 DonT atZ . ,
l j Ua POWU -TU'CX’J v OH'^VtHv
* > r —» L L J Huoav \
vjja. / I-,, m 7 ’- /
/Li' 'Tf'— hSy TTp;
The Evening Story
Little M“hitc Udy.
Copyright ISl*. by W w#rner > |
V.da C!a> pinned her «baboy 'a
arra na' *o h*r dim' rr w thou' a
look in 'ha cloudy gla.*.* which J'- *
coe A Rye attomav * a* la» pro 1
*d 'or 'h* »e of tha.r •'anosn
;.na* She •* *.* pa.’* w ;»h ’h* -aa*
ard he.* c-von -hir'waiat cr «, *•
' ’ha*, morning wa* now a* * shape
*»* and limp T * fl !ka, in 'ha
*“cond for ' *ha ank building
wa. «0 ho' ’ h A’ 'Qe e'ee'rv f\C 03
on'y *'irrad *h* air. wjthout p-'wer
ir.g be Temp*:*
Th* ,trcei t* \*tda «'epr*d n*o ”
«if stiil horror, ft.r i f t»gq lam'
baking a!! da' ilk* a cri.*’ in «n
oven v drug *tore flung it* -col
drink t*m;>t*t:on In ha- f*ca, h r
*h* neve- *um*d her head a1* v o
»h* wa* thirsty, she had too much
-•'f-eor.tro to h*r nick*!*
way Why. a rick* *»• the price
of a oaf of bread, and »• home-hey
needed bread T.-r* ’3an *h• needed
chocoUt* vundae*
da crc,-i«*d ,K * <*r*>e* tt, y»d
■juickly up 'ha o'b*r side and *r
■*r*d Btrcha'f She alway* dr*ad
*d Btrch ave 1» w,« *o long md
dull, wrjth it* oid fa.*hlM'ned hotixe*
'mwdtr.g *-ha sidewalk >h* ‘-a.;
walk nearly i»f entire lang’h b*fT-e
-h* • irn*d off mu Furpi* .an*
wVrc -he lived K’ * •'r’orlt all
B:nrh-ave »a.« b :«y with i'- -
get'trig and ea'ir.r Tantalizing
•odor* scented ’ha llfaie*. »ir Vila'
-igfced an 1 hurr,*d 'a-'er \*'*r
all, heme wa* a r*f-:g<- *v*n *ho
•h»re would only b* alee and n. k
and r< and *aa f r * ;ppc- a-.d ’h»
four -mail room* up ,K e out-id*
”igh' would h* brea - .hl<*sl> Cl A* a
ir.d w **m Mo'he- wo . and be 'her*
and al’ho «h* wa* ra'h*r an inad*
qyate H'fla raoTh*- at be*'. *h* wa*
aril -om at hint love Th* need
of da «• who’* being w*. for love
love g'v*n and love received Sh»
v ad h»d a? 1 ’AO i’*> nf it,
1 ch:;d. ha- life Ion?
X~* ’bought of her own mn’h*r
-harpenad her • gh* of *h.a reallr*
tlon of ’ha’ other moth*’ who Mt
wa’cr.mg her *h.e tiny por h
|of ’h* q lain'e-* ho . j e of all Som*-
i • pw t* carr* ’o her ’ha* ’hi* o’ v *:
• mA’he- *-*d be*r *h»*e a g**»* many
1 • im*« -*« -he hurc-ed by ard a!wa - -*
in th* *am* pc.et'.on Sh* »*’ m
low old fA»hicn*d chair her
fee' on a '‘-aided r- r IT'-r hand*.
- *ma': and •;«*!*•« now a*’er y*a-«
of bard work r-*rbap* were folded
on .1*- wh ’e apror M»r dre-- w»«
a* white a* 'he apron and ha- h? ! -
' wa> almost a* whr» Her *mal!
*of* lined 'ace \r»« whi'a foe
* A e for ’* dim blue e\e« The
ere* looked m*o Vida « and 'h*
little * hi’e old adv »tr.ll *d and
nodded Vida «mtiad back wi»h
will ?h» w* - «o lonely and • r
mrh a v rar *er n the town tha 1
even 'me ca-ial recognition »a
I precious to ha*
The nrf evening ah* we* look r.a
so- the ll*t'e whtta tad’, and I* wa
• vtd*n' ’hat th* 11’tie white lad'
v*« ifomns for her Th‘» tim* Iheli
•mile* had a more r*ady r*cogn
j tion
r fr«»] »► jf ! nad mad* m» fl*»
r*r>: fr-»nd After In r.r in *r
•own « r month*.' *h* told r*
m<vh*r
■ ou ro’.id mak* pl*n*y of fri*nd
if \o * ho**," ►aid Mm 'Uy
"Yon r* *oo particular Vida Tha
*om** of 'h' y*ar you »p*nf a’ *h'
•, n n *r»i»v
Vida caught-her hr*a*h i»h* **>',
r.ov#r ’funk of ,v a* long p*«* .n
*r »A*r « thou* a pang ~ ■
had had ►•jrh high hopwa. ah* ha*
mad* *'jrh Mg rr*oi\*n Th*n aid
drnlv a gr*a* rorpora’lon had fal *<
and th* a»o*k 4 which had ylridn
ih»m p romfor’ahl* ln*nmr broam
worru- ** Vida had 'o do tom*
thing qulrg’y ;.nd ah* had lur 4 *'
to rftnography, *hlch ah* hn
I*arnrd without any ’hought u
•jrlng 1» aa a tool of *rad* vn
of hlgh*r wag** had brought b*'
FREE TRIAL
SHORTHAND
TYPEWRITING
BOOKKEEPING
Tanaht I*
30 to 60 Days
( la*«*a Daily and Wan, H ft
and frl. gfwrnlnga
GARVIN INSTITUTE
Wnndwapg At*
•t 'h* of?., a of Rn-C •• a. Py* "hat
».i* vx rnor.tli- be for- and ft.rev
v-a-* af’er h*r !*a'ing ’h-- univer
«’!y
Th« w -g* o' her hope
we-a bri'rap h er dream- be
'em* weary rca i'.e- ! ,tf» had no
-e*» Ye* she ’r;*d brav-iy to for
ge» -.‘'a- one br «:Mr«’ vaar nf her
life and d«' h*- daily fa*k dutifully
What had made l» :h* on* bright
•4- vet-* Vo' * id T «>* lOV-'d
.• cr y en'' of g ' c -'mpAniotvahl:
to «h* loved tha- >•* bit his pre
en-* * Th*' had b-mn cla*.«ma’**
S-e v-%1 b*' »- a 1 'ha’ *he m-ant a*
much 'o him aa h* mean to hc-
Rur wh*n «h* * ! ippei away qt:ie'\T
•n’o 'hat ne» ’if# had appor
• ; nr.ed 'o her h* -lad* no a*
t«m;>» 'o follow- ha* She had lost
sigh' o' Mm absolutely
So tt »ii all O'er Ru' 'h* *t
[4.--,*rt,-e had changed h*r she fe!»
•ha* without being 'old Sh* w.xa a
different Vida The-a w** -ha old
o*en«;'y in her n.v h • «h* r*~
r***ed 1» And *o »h* had bean
4-x month* «n 'ha ‘own without
making a sing’* 'n-nd *t-apt *he
1 it-'e wh -* ady Tb<- is w l -,' Y’da
'am* 'o -a' he" ’o hcr«c ' and to
her mother
I* wa i about 'he fl"h night s'*a
• hh' flrst or* which Vda h and really
noticed the Ht.*> wh't» lady a!'h
«ha felt tha* tha lit*.:* white lady
had be»n noticing her ' -a '.one
'r- (• « h»* i*> ’V a’ \ ' -e whi • v
matched ’he *oft Timid 'ace and
loudy bl i* eye* < a ,*<l her to th*
porch ' 'h- •ny house \ f d*-tr
w!H you -'om* h*r* a m'>m*ni'
Vida went «w-tft as a” arrow
■c-o m-htt* lady raa.ched low •
•h* braided rug b**’.l* he- and •<* <
■ip a r-oat bundle o' *’r-areo ac - - ;
r
•bought The pe’.i! -'A' -Ay*
we-a green l ’h,w ’h r.d 1 ’*
w *htn. and fold* 1 !o*e
*a h other l **
yo- *a Id ’h* wh "c '*•
Vida took *h*ro w >nd- -r’y
Thank you '• ry •*r
-e no flower* w 1 r V
Sundays 1 am ’ •« * r* 1 *o ?
n'o * v e country after •*
Yot-.1l like these” «a-d -h**w • -e
ahy when you » fie ,-
• herr. n wa’*r and *vr- '"*■ ■*
«urprt.*e yon
Vida took ’h* ecwo-* hon -and
pi;’ »h*m In * p tcb*r Th<- r*
A' down ’o -e%d I’ wa- a 1 *’>
le- »ha ( evening A breeze • «-.*
o thr th* windows Pr
,v* -esd V!da wa* o' 're
• wree'ej* odor - ’;* ’ ? ’*
broug v ' :'. Th«n - "
ha- h*ad and gazed w *h - »z<
Ti 'or every flow*- in ,v e f- *
*r w-a« a rAdian’ • T ' l ' '•*'■-* -
poured for’h pe-fum*’ T * • *»
ladv had planned her »urpr •« w. I
BANKING BY MAIL
3 f y You know that harikinß by mail is not an experiment,
*/%9b but a tned and proven success, yet never person
/2 / ally received the t>eneflta of this plan.
Paid All No matter where you live, the mails practically hrinjr
rain on All thi A bank to your door, and usinjf them to deposit
Iteprwuts. money herc UJ eaay.
For *T«r do *- ' it* 4rpo*itors’ mon*r it• rapltgl. aurplut and undlrldrd proftm,
’hm bur.k am *a munlclpgi bond*. r*»l **•«** noor'fagrs and c**h on hand and
n b«r,k» bank could more con**rT**|vnly rtnyioy th* fund* *n'ru»twd to
t'» cars.
grnd for nt BANKING 8V MAIL fully lllu*tr*Mnf ‘h* aratrm INTRODUCED
B/ TMIS bank und*r whlfh It t* a* **ar for peraon* residing at a dlfanrg
t<j ram *avir.g« *rrount wl»h a **rorv* mrtropolltan bank a* for tbo»#
rraldlfig !n f r*rolt.
THE UNITED SAVINGS BANK
OF DETROIT
Strictly a Savings Bank
OFFICERS directors
rattn it tri.asn. rr*nid*nt. gwasK *, iri.rin,
Ittl r> *1 U tKM.H. % l**-Pr*n. al.gggl F. PKt K.
Hi:>Rt w / 111 <ll MMI M. a l»*-Pr*a Ml tHt h . aTASjuni,
•ha m ran tnawF.n, rii).i*t. irfii w w tßar.n.
J a wt.a H iMMhiiot (Miitwil laiMff. Hr.tß) w /iwwrnwass.
Lavcrrr Rt**rrr. A«tnr»*g. i.avkhsr: rmikit
204-206 Griswold Street
OPEN MON DA > EVENINGS 6 TO 8 O'CLOCK
DETROIT TIMES
it .* -r,- *i r- 1 - Tern v* h
-t.* o.ex' -a" lu*r
\,c, ’ir.*'.' my ,1. r !'ve grown
•tld
'►■»r- ! / you h.»ve 'ime now coma
! iK at tr.y garden ‘
\ i ’ 1 ‘ h ' m* The garden wa*
ba.'-u-.d ’h* h, 4- ar.d could not be
• J - ’? • In it g-ew
”’ . a r;’ t ',*hionsd lose*
' f- y «,; 1 th • » w • e ( q \
’’■3d* rlv
*n .*• V (fa M no' know her
r me n-vr di 1 h- know Vida • Bu*
n-• ndiapana.x' U- i
t ** * beginn ng ’
<e •- ■» ady and *he 'ejt
'ha- rh.a »h.'e ’ady mu** be
,4 m her She wanted .
• :r ' "C f--r *h* w ni'e l„dv
• W 1 a- could -he la' She hadj
r-* > ':~r 'r> K \r> 4-*a' nnd «he corjid
no_ *fford *o w .. anything
h*r* came a 4**>amv, hot after
*• n w-h» r. sh.e rri*«-d the e v --e
ad ;•’!<> , hair s'oai’ va-an*
n • n ght *he wondered the
-d r < w ’ 4b ** her *-p e ai>srehan
».-.e Where was the white ;adv *
>;• m «’ flnd out
hand wa- upon 'ha se;i «>-•,
-• doc- opened and a woman
a- *d mi' at h*r *1 coming
' ill v.vu m - .he *Hid M-4
v 'Ar.d;fer want* 'o «ee you
’* apre-ed a low room where
a grea' mahoganv four po*’a
•b‘- I'tla v htte lady
My d»ar ” «aid 'ha tweet voice
'he «ma:i hand flu"erad out
Vida c!a*ped it an 1 ben’ her
'■* 'h*w h. t e or. * Ivern IA sad
y Vld* whispered Oh. you !
-. ' - - W haw - ,- , . I
you sitting 'h*re a* \rgo by •
I m going to try 'a ge? hue
there.’ *ald 'he »,!!>,. Still
you c ar , n- v*r ' ! um pa*' ™
*rd ’ired rej»i ’ired» Th!* n-'l feels
ve-y romfor*®bl* She *rn;>d r
ously
Ft .' 'hink of yo ir garden vour
'amr> urged Vid T l ink of me',
And *'irai' there a*e o*-ers ’
There my tuflh** Th»-Vve
«an? for him ({*■• ; , irn po-' ha-’c
*ho !i** a very *ond*rful young
mar,, my d’-a• and .*• ;«* bn*y-gs
he e an be ■
"He should no’ he »oo busy ",
love you." Vida *aid
The white iadv *mi!ed "Young
man are ntit Ilka girl*, my dear
And the world'* at•la fl •! and. I've a)
»i't heafil. where »o ’he vic'or b*
ffr.ga ’he «pA;!* |* y,e did no' »arr.
• o mk v -non- I cm. and no' ?
hare In ’hla ho-i*e l helped him
*o an cdwca'lon and now he is help
lng m» to a romfo-'ab> old age”
Sax’ morning Vid* rose v»r- -
early and walked a long way in*o
’he co.n’ry. where *ha },ad heard
'ha’ »on » wor.derf il maidenhair
fern* She gathered a great
inch and • .Tried them to the * hite
l»«1y « door ‘Give 'ham to h» r *
*h«» brokenly hade ’►» woman w 1 a
r*H . ;vad them * T*■!i her to 1»'
them remind her , f *ha wchkls and
nc '
The woman took 'h* m a littio
4tdlv
Th ,t n sh’ Vida was exiled in to
'he whit, "ad>'* house hv 'h- sur.'
•ng a"ar.dan' She'* he"et She
* an’' io *ae \ou,' *v,d the woman
Vld.x van' in'o 'ha room The
wbite i,»dy -Id out both hands to
h,.-r ”1 w.tn' to thank you f,«r the
she -a' 1 T V now »h»i ■r\
effort vott made * C• ' * •ru '>r n ■
\nd ’l ev did Jus’ wh.i' yo wished
’h*y reminded me of » *• woods and
of you my d-a- T u i h ippy worn*
ar, for 'wo tb nts F»n- I »m ?o
mg to lire an ! ,:her • -
Edgar"’
\ * *he ,\ ro m? man came
in a’ 'h* d'tor Ft* tn* \d a and
«*>e saw- him Th- -'o» and -'.xrlng
a’ each other
•'lsn't H odd * *a'd 'ha w*> e ladv
I lon*’ know your - am* y lea'
so »ha’ I can Introduce ' u *o my
nephew "
Hu’ Vlda« han-1' w«-e a’-, »dy In
F>lgar Wayne s Yo , dor. ’ *d *
Introduce us. an’ t * ; ’id
know bar I've bean *ng ‘>r v *
for three years ever -m • ' * ran
away Oh V'da Vitfh due an
necoun’ of yotjrsrt'f “
B-i» how could Vida «ay h word
with her thre at «o ' ill of ‘•a; j •
Sps* *
CROWDS JAM
RARNTM A; HAILEY
CIRCI'S TENTS
Two hie row !- *r- s- ! ' • Fla’
num A Paliey crrii* on 'he re -
side show around* «’ l> v ' ' : • r
nolaaves Vfondi afternoon trd
Evening I’ wa* ’h* second *’’ •
the;rcu4 -howed h*r* 'hi* «easor
,nd i’ -pe«t * we!’ fnr •* ’ha' r p
ed to rapaettv <n in re'urn m
it* flrst visit I’ wa* her* for 'wo
and »v«. giving four performanc. -
| 'ha aa** ' .da ground* when l-.uo
l dr«*d* wer* una! * t<> get ;n F
j pie who have beer, going to ten'e-1
i «how-o for a q inr'er ',f a 1 <u.'u r y -
more *xy ’he fla-n’im fa Haile’ ir
ru' ron'inue* rlgh’ in the r»*n’
I rank.
\llhn 14 msrtiisl tr.lnlni trrtrh.r*
h.vr rr.lgh-4 from the Irßi-hlng
-a ff o f • v • k , * h r I rt * • t.
t w-s* th*-- v> 1 ’■* no i! r
* |n*fr-rtr,r. t’■. « -an, '
•-• N •
h»»n 01l*i of im ’n
th* '•■,*-.’ ' lr«-’ ng* n »
have u*-o all*-i f r th* na’ i
S -rt- V * • -as
TI’KSI) AY , AITiTST 2*. 1917.
D. U. R. Daubs “Safety First” Over
Everything, Then Operates Cars
In Grossly Careless Mannei
‘ll.tgarden- w, ’dw.' :<«'* ii i
ffl* river t h :z' ’ ind I*. '* *
th*- topic of H I, Brown< n re> ’or
of ’h* Detroit Safety leag'r a tto-
HigliUu 1 ft - fb. .ei onfl i>
nigh* V h-R ntldien< id- .
ins -f.x'emen’< rela .v*> to th*' < «r*
I-- operution o' .iu’o* m<l str• < '
rur* on Woodward H«- '.ml i:> t• r•
!». t* • ml II .- int far.- u il
gv t ‘ u«’ t fl
»h* lin* -f - ar»fu! --re * * n f ’
•*«’* A- ’*!*, d'-n im! i t l « n
f- -»n ■* -* 1 t n
hrtn- * •- t*n n g * 1 was n a
burr . t g t ■ i? -■* m I « u fl!'
I 4tr, and 'n « n- tu %'
his hot - f -m- i n>e -m’". 1 « * *
n»sr’v r -> • « ’ ♦-» • . • eu 1 w*n*
t • tl f* a- tha*. t
V 4 • - • ’ *', - H ' * I I h ”1
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V, - t ti * trgt 1 * r -v * ’ Tfl *
rtor-fl'. tor refused t ■ mi '*.« 4
sn't rr; ’■ n*d r--* • ’h- tc - -s.r
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all ft * . il-I 1 ■< %n * r> t*ni
and- *-, * u ■ ’»11 ’ii n u an - J n t
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*fa liquor* prrmlllrrt I Mlrm *(r»t«il»ril Tlrt»r. *ll trip* from Hair* »*
MOCN .IGHT w.tn oa«' on St- Co s! -nv i o St.e C'a r e evfy
E*e" ig E«~rpt Sun Mon 8 10 f »-t 40c <L« rpt Holiday*)
SI Nf> \ % KVK. < olumhi.t l.ak»* Ridr and Concert 10c
(hr rich! M rrfuae Kill prrti>it atlm !>>!nn lit h"«|t aotl park I* rr«rrtrd
Don't EnVy
'Beautiful Hair .
HaVe It!
Don’t envy th* woman whose
liair tall* in soft, shimmering
ripple* that to takn year*
from her age. Hair of this
beautiful kind is possible for
nearly every woman Trial your
hair the Pompeian way and your
friend* will immediaielv remark,
"How *oft and beautiful your
hair look*."
Pompeian HAIR Massage is a
pure amber liquid Not Oily.
Not uticky. Will *top DandrufT
and Scalp Itching. To get quirk
re*ulta, roll the scalp the Pom
peian way (rarefully de*cribed
in booklet enclosed with every
bottle). The massaging of the
scalp wake* up the roo’s of the
haif to new life. This massaging
Pompeian HAIR Massage •
STOPS DANDRUFF FAI.I.INC HAIR
By Blosser
ll. I IIMtIU \KI I
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1 « > • f .< • ♦ •
1 Iv■ .\ . r v - ?- .1 tt- « t
.In • l i\«' « . n 1 i k uni n Hn«
<>f flin t•* n w n<l a ■ i••• lin t. ■
r>'t n•. of | , « he. . n n»
in •. t mi. .. f. *. ■ n fr n
• f * cat nt Ili.ul- ■. iM < ■
| • i• • I .. k iin lit ; i-• thr ' ‘
.. I • » h .»w .i !»• k n •
«’ |.i •» niiln an .nr. In fa<M
wll t; .■' t • it ' fi of *‘|« ; i, nt.
r rid ’ -»t hndiuAftffii
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t Ii f ■?’■ • • n * •
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•If > allunal I f*»r U nnirn’i
o.r*t«#. »11 h hr i«a<j an rl .ro m \.»
'*■ ri « • • • ■ > if’i
» ~» f. ynunft w .'pi'i
v • • 1. i k»i • | t PH
f f in t' <1 Ms . in l r * i non Mori
f *'■ %v' apply for .o’lrh h*
' » - ir n*» I m u i ii«a rs * anvna
■ « on ! wont t i h » nn'
• *■ I’ » i.if.vn ShtTflll. »>*• i
' • o \ if th. |tn( m oi.i
• ; »« r. ’■ t «*n ! at 1 •'>f f ■ n’T
ih r at 1 • •• .n ;n want* •
w »i rn ti th. N ion i|.v w.irl
* a i 1 nn.' r rnfnr 1
! • » In » » 'r•'n ; m
I nrl i non nnn pnlrolmm or r. innri
Info (hr i •Hi . ilrporimrol Mnnrtoi
f <• n-t i .'ini n« Tht»
■ ' i *' ' ;ir •»r • f po •r. 1 n .»•
. . f nii' t . r i*" l o■ 1 4.4*
’ *. • rn » n r. 11.
Ar, 11 .• T ■l l t*■ or' hnrv
■ ; * * 'in' ’ t 1 •' y■ 1 ! 0 1
■i'r lrr«n No:»hiM .1 ninnfh.
rrlnfln* —sh. plain neof Ulnil fho
I % rI l ti ' I > I |H 1 : • 4 >
also open* the pores of the *e*tp
to ihe wonderfully stimulating
liquids m Pompeian HAIR Mas
sage. DandrufT and Scalp Itch
ing disappear. Your hair will
heroine and stay healthy, vig
orous and attractive.
Pompeian HAIR Massage
cannot discolor the hair. De
lightful and dainty to use.
Purchase a nc or $i fottle
TO DA V’ at the store, and prove
to yourself the quirk results
possible.
MKN have applications at
barber shop*.
Made by the reliable maker*
of the famo;:* Pompe.an M \S«
SAD K Ceram and Pompeian
NIGHT Cream > a«i». 7p.
By Pop