The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, November 26, 1917, NOON, Image 2

Search America's historic newspaper pages from 1770-1963 or use the U.S. Newspaper Directory to find information about American newspapers published between 1690-present. Chronicling America is sponsored jointly by the National Endowment for the Humanities external link and the Library of Congress. Learn more

{
                  title: 'The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, November 26, 1917, NOON, Page PAGE 2, Image 2',
                  download_links: [
                  {
                   link: 'https://www.loc.gov/rss/ndnp/ndnp.xml',
                   label: 'application/rss+xml',
                   meta: 'News about Chronicling America - RSS Feed',
                  },
                  
{
    link: '/lccn/sn83016689/1917-11-26/ed-1/seq-2.jp2',
    label: 'image/jp2',
    meta: '',
},
{
    link: '/lccn/sn83016689/1917-11-26/ed-1/seq-2.pdf',
    label: 'application/pdf',
    meta: '',
},
{
    link: '/lccn/sn83016689/1917-11-26/ed-1/seq-2/ocr.xml',
    label: 'application/xml',
    meta: '',
},
{
    link: '/lccn/sn83016689/1917-11-26/ed-1/seq-2/ocr.txt',
    label: 'text/plain',
    meta: '',
},

                  ]
                }

The Detroit times. [volume], November 26, 1917, NOON, Page PAGE 2, Image 2
About The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920

Image provided by: Central Michigan University, Clark Historical Library

Image: of 8.

Page

All Pages

Issues

All Issues Text | PDF | JP2 (8.7 MB)

The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.), 26 Nov. 1917. Chronicling America: Historic American Newspapers. Lib. of Congress. <https://chroniclingamerica.loc.gov/lccn/sn83016689/1917-11-26/ed-1/seq-2/>

Newspaper Page Text

PAGE 2
SAMMY TAKES A HATH
Uncle Sam Require** His Fiifhters to K.’ep l lenn—fluse I'ic
ture** Shn* How the Soldier “Din?*" His **Hathtiib”
and Prepare* the Hath.
——»■«! ' - "■'■ —. .
' Jgfe
~s'; 3
‘ ' ———
Ham my. tn the top picture. 1» not preparing ft r a game or Unix-
Poly"—aa you might g\» * H* is ti gging hit 'batl’ui
Negt he |a shown "# mimei-ng’* th» tub a 'h <an’ ;
He "turns on tb* water’’ by unrorl:;;.*; his cante* n a:. 1 addr*.-«es
himself:
"Your bath la ready. «ir"
This particular P
more digging, more water
performed wonderful service in ]■
eating German and Austrian
teries. Their ranging ha-
Italian run* an opportunity for *
ly accurate shooting. Over one ,
attlon behind a ride*' today I
troops iwartnfd over to dlsmv*
manv of the enemy guns t<la*t<-d <
of their emplacements
No effort is made to do •
faot that the aituatlon for f 'aly
the enemy’s drive ■* still ser.o
but the morale of the arnr- o** •
and men, la the b“«t it has ev*
been during the war and the nw.-
complete i onfldem •• t*< felt of ul*
mate victory.
Ceremonies are to he held at s»*.
ta Fe today In dedication of t}«
New Mexico State museum whi<*
la to be devoted to the display of
artlclea that have come down from
the cliff dwellers and tie
people.
After a retirement of
years JJIIIan Hu»mll Is to r> turn
to the vaudeville .stage today, a< s
weekly salary of $2,u00.
says U
wtf TKero’s no
BvVJ hotter food
onawintcr
’ day than
\j £ood.warm, crisp
PostToosties
V|M{r<»«i reatum cereal company
■attla Crwi Klrhtean;
Caeewi r m Ltd. Wm.lr r. Oatarto
1 •*»*«
ilj*
, „,,, r ,„ u
royalty your hoi**** nicht.
Huhhers—Yes, thr. eMg aces took |
No Honor*.
Dusty Bones Wtiat’o Weary Wil- j
He moaning ab<.^u ,, lie s been sigh- I
ing all day long
cause he got the third d»gre» yes
y nlfty. «n<i dl n i get itiiy rlv*s pin
"Livjng Coat "
First Dor FsncleV W> at did you
do with yo-ir doc? I thought he was
a ‘ \
Second ’> g F.n r ie H* but
he wan a vegetarian. He wouldn’t
bite any tramp*.
Practical Patriotism.
Husband (reading j
Heavens! M> rich unrle Ben bA*
fa'ien and broken his n»4v wlvfte
putting up an American flag on hia
porch
Wife- -Three »hecr*/f«*r the Red,
White and Blue’
MANY UPSETS IN
FOOTBALL GAMES
Michigan** Defeat Surprised
He r Admirers: I'nivendl) of
Detroit I> \ ictorioua
Hatvrdu' ts I.:k football K r:*- p
i dur. ri : t n>uul t r »>f «>:ii>r b:i
j none *ji.!i ( * '«• un- .*> “
| 'on or Norths »«'ern ov«r Mioht-un
[ lr conoedd tba* Ml«" >ju d;.t
' not pu* >»**r ■» ron|f*t linr'tp on 'ho
ttti 1 njur
j fAttiry, but it was l>* -•%>• ! » foot*
tall far'* ffvTV r*;'> * »ul J»
r*l!l hold h.-r own a • • ir' s on
road. Tho roil
p«*rfom»'>t tht i>t|wr: . -N*
downed tlu* University of n.: f h>
a acorv of 20 to ««»ven t nm! •! •> *L
•i hunch of stsb« or ! h*» •> •
;i bio-r • >rn ' .
*o W*•*’•'! n To a m'< •> of
rr.ttl a’.n itt th« r r.*l v.hi-t!- ' ><i*
rd liar an air o- son •'• :\z h*»'
•hrn Ho»r.in. of :N- W, stern v f,
kb'kM a hrautt ul (V.d nm. I
tr.c whn f ws?* virtually a ’ * K* ’
lostn* a r r the rcorri of Important
saruo.« Sat unity
l «<• t.
t*s‘ •, r -■<ry * t'rtrn't 29. T’rt *v* rai tjr
Os W Aif* 7.
\\ * s ».r n .fl F.t»t«rn Htr
»«»o.
- pe J! !H A \ ?
A r *nr« *>.
rra Mi* H •«. Portland H 1 s
P int H srh *. Font >a * *
<T.aHotre M sh 1* Haatincy
1 " » H n 4 Portland is" •'
K if: it ' 1 *
T’V' "■:y ts <h ;t Boyne <"* ty
! 4
Port Huron Hnrrt 37. i>etr • N ?h
--wfitfrn 0
Y mi anti H’Vlada)* 3
Owoito **« nt« Arthur H •
, l’*«*id llap In t*n • >sh 54. * • «
h:gh 7 4.
M*t.
pynn <'' vvn 1a 7 4 ''arisj# Indian-
Vrtfv I t Be si -n <'*oll*a* ”
\*>w T r< Unt» e • n:ty « »'UTt;s
Prnniylv ms Freehrr.rn f 'em#
Fresh rr.en 0.
.H. *» n Navy yard A.- ‘ 1-
- K a ' r •
*m»a A
P. 11«-r -* 14. S'*»r'r* Nav a. n*-
i*rv*« o
Pynr-4' n Ft'rahn.nn *. Yal* r*r*i»h*
!Tr # n T
W r'-T•“<irrp
r: n :r<t n
*7- FHtrtfr> u f .h I
M»rin< • I* i'arrp > Infantry
N • *r«* f'a" • 3 Wat! nsr* n nn.l
and.
f'ump P'*'. *n* * ''amp Upt a
V!**t*ry '7 Vkr-'n 9
Uh sh ** 9
st J ihn.a 4 Horkma A .
W»at V rfin’a Wralajran I'nivar*
r.,*v of W-M Virginia
Ohio St*'.- >. A ib irn A
i * fiyi *f f 't w rr*if % *v , '*firi %
Kl!#i>t* wn Atrih'iUnc** • mp%r f 2 0
Camp .M»ad» '•
l»»rtmor* S' Haverf<:rd 7.
n r«t.
VortFw*"terr. 21 Kljran 15
W oa*«*r JO, ott-r * n
lUidei !'.#*•* T 4. M .«k nr or. '
)l«Ma ;n-W a)Sa a 14. 11. an
' *an:p .<♦>**rman 21 - '*«•
and A' aatern Rr»-r\» 7
I«*a <. Ain't 3
Indiana I*. Purdj* ■'
t\ nr-flratn 1* Oiioaf 0.
M • n« . -a |)■ •
- . i* trait* Il f
rol-.rad.* s hool of M.n«*a 2' *'■ !■»>•
rado Acrli* 4
s.Tijt.h T•»k \a «tat<* I* Mara!»ater
r
'■’amp F •at -n " 'treat 7ak*a 0.
r>.'v JS Bvit>r )
Br'nanj 4" Mar *’.ta
DETROIT CUT STS
SHINING DIMLY
Ther-- were numerous chang>» In
the standing of the player* in the
Tnter**ut*- Thr-eu ->n Hililard
Hairue rare a re«u!* of la.-c week «
game* Re.i-eif. of Philadelphia, w#;o
led the league all the lime he wa*
piayjng a’ horn* r.ot losing a single
game in Quakert.'Fwrn, c. :idn ’ win
one on ’h.e road and turnhD-d and wn
;n the standing*, !*«V rig piere M=*u
of < lereland, leading r v ;>
Dicky Dippy’s Diary
- A& T F » WAS iSCt»IE. |j ~ ~~ -1
'vVOCD-3' LAST KiiCHr I TIME J- *SKED iF l WOULD Ll*f : JOON Ma-mah MR, HIPPY WHICH i«. vrsutr*
CCMPAMY vSO WUCH. I HA-ED SO‘*E r^r ** APPEARED W.TH 4OR J 1 ck V nw,Tc Vxo** *
TO LEAVE. I ” OE. GhTED/ JAtD I DISHES OP CEUEAIS, AND UB£*!<f£>3T
** THEM »'LL ASK MAMA TO j | rUUO *
’ if L • 1 I
Keeping I p With the Joneses
[Z r ~ IP , ( vlll this \y yen y'kMOw 1 — 30 TKI3
. . • IS , . Wf CA J r J) Hoover SAYS Vtfvtt OM HALf G/VTtow3>
‘v- | /At W DA/ ■■■ A IQ Tic PATRIOTIC*! TooD Will WIV TKEttEBy HI 3
I sJ-Ky and r I f ■, 111 is <* Turkey' "&T "Fof_ th* Govern(teht
kW/iTT r'-r- -£.O , I •
i- *r ?. ,-% . (ft ; '/f \ e\v » X-/ >*
_ t ■■ ,( * ' '' '
j thrn** Iterrmt - »»••• doing only
j fairly uell. John laiytun. "ho ha»
, iho b* >t obowlnti, is in fifth
plar* with in victor.* * ind six da;
,ft u'- Pwlmej* in tn (. t «• •*. r n.i.-
\4.>n / .4ev»‘n and V> ■ .
)•< kton has won onh ".i out of it*
*
4 • PCt.
/
hkralps'hkat
PANHANDLERS
The Htiraldtt, on* of tV• h *at pr«v
i ssi-mal football t * mu a in the conn
inffltrd ’Fc • ,>,i }*,
h.indies, of Columbus, o. b> a more
Os - to rt 'Ti Vp v n S ''.i! i\ nf
ftTIUH)D. ThlfC ?OUCb«l° WII I4 aiDil 1
fielil fral apotfunted for th* Heralds*
ror* ""Yilpple s a der anu
Frank Nesoer dip’irtju *•! • t rhem
at»lvra b> providinir thn l<*onl •►•cui
vith It# uiltM la addition to N>»-
per »he Heralds hail another new*
comer In the pernor of «'apt Hor
ning. abo iM Collates •it ven last
>* it arid who wa> put n :ih t all
• < •• * \ I"- It.
played tack!* for thy local*
and put up a star g.vn -
The Her aids w: 1 iko on Jim j
Thorpe’s professional Canton o
team on ririiv day It f*; •**
pe«''ed this will be the hiirdejo hat'! f *
the Heralds will have to fight ‘u:»
VRMY AND C. OF D.
GAME CALLED OFF
C:»;n{ Custr*r team oo lhank*«!vu«k
gr*a - dtsappoin’ir -m of th» r
•"ur 1 1 j; r.-> The fame wa»
play on Na\ In field no
ii<i.,b* w. ; ,\e «r ra> »»*d a . .
i row J The soldiers h,v , * .
to d* • »d* the army champion -
a’ iii > ,r t ' f’F :*** ‘;citu! 1 of k .. •>!
For ? w reason th* mi. ; ur\.
team didn ' wart to cike chanc. s oi
injury 'o any of Ps stars. Th* l
off» Is tr> ,ng lo «**? >r. a game with
*ome oth- r ,»rm> team for Thursday
de.metr.Cl MEETS
A BEAR THOWER
Bii«> Schult* will writcle xith
' u •. ' •••*}.. •• a! in th* \venu* '
H ' I flit. 8 g
i* r and stronfer vh in th * Greek,
b * • '.n it T he *p**ed an! • a
• dg*- «jf ti;*’ after Howevt-r, .*
believed That *he bout will b- or
< 1 the mo,--’ interesting staged ir
tins theatc: r* *'entiy. &( hul'i ha«
splendid record winter h- -
*i *ii off ,r t w Sot sis * >n f < ■ ' ni ■ - r
•a hour. He got hi* start wre«tlicg
b‘ars In circupe«.
\f-tny eminent educators ar<» tri
he program * the annual conv*n
■ ;<*r of the Nf York State Teach
ers' ■ i on which i* to mee*
we »
CASTOR IA
For Infants and Children
n Use For Over 30 Years
MAy% bears /7
DETROIT TIMES
ii riiE cidjSl
Stage 111
_ vm^mmmaKWKsmaammamats^'
14 I (.l >T
• 4 th* of th#
» * a- Kkr 'hr photopU>
•% n the wtffn ri t J ' s ll*****’
« t fn a fU' i'all*
, if♦ i t • ipi '.t !'ll t <uiri*
- \i: # l a’WU'O’ % fi -t
I * . }.* «» , r( l *, \
} i>portunity to litr**«tuiv
k* T J4‘ # Ki * f ffJHMJft
v >#-*♦!* fn h(Vl> thr PlfO«H<«t
» » *• r \ a u»i •* 4 i •t* t 1
j : » i>■ r i.« »hr i» I'* rrf*
‘ » n .. 4 * i: ' into :h* h*mi*
k. • A- *4-* •• > *
j . . • h»j > . fit 1 fihrf't
| / f trtr« to f>r«* h<r into mar.
iru* « . e».; d«-.*n !• f tied
| r. • « «>ght t. join tbr man
• ,f,. ,i\. p» . Vj j«.» * i>l"t full of
• v. r den'
y -iv M'»* T.n«U«) welcomed
' O ' ' . - •
[m, -.'i". - ‘a, ' ug* "them ‘rhi
‘w-sr* her r>r«. ,• k :r»*» her p<»»rl
| (ft, , vm r K Vk u Ullcr suit and
; If '-.TV • f t' n*■-1
irl j|
... v t' i ‘hleftam, •nd
Top M :** « t **culng young
i ~ -v- and #.**n effect# JvliT.ng
the s -v *\ * p »:• welt portrayed.
->•■(. v .1 <;<ri precedes and fol
w» t * vaudeA ll* program
OR.PM I t M
?!] « week
:\! . \t• ■• ». a*-*' t« featured tn a
i et >•> t * inusoa * trellrnce
ratted Th Mark rs t’afn
I V - ■«' •• »If with her usual
i. . %i! ari't ’ e ri». -of A.ice
| *>•' ff-d 1 -Me fa millionaire.
1 *t. r*. • r -« i.n myster> ;>l •' An*
tt. \I r s»'l » * ** K HU' 1 lun>i
don. n U>v *th A‘><e and falsely
•. •• t r w a .a.**.* euni of in'irv
it • * ie in i' To favf t!.•
„■ , r i-r.j• detective
itul mr»v*‘i!* the tn> store which
• ,*• i I As
.**•'• - e *ns pros le,
ift .r* *t ? tf;p - un for the femt
' * * ,e j. i »■* i[ *»:t n|i> and
■• ' t *r . i. or v!d>* ad*rtir«Ma
t •* - *nt ti’fiat c r a t lons
.* rh. • • ua.'ttng inn ortant roles
e >h tin ! H * i iin 'tir and
i j;. 4 « i nie i> and new
-* < nt*r> sf pfitv' I*- the rerna'fi
i *m t aeih<*r » ,tt. -h*
V% tMIIM.rOt
* '\ ’ %% A t
Tack and th< Jteanstalk. ' j
* n »h:s **rk on the an ssh
- r u • » huge numhor
' • n or. t • n»d in its
• . i > V■ »n a Carv^nter
ft t A r a.n !/•» • ’<*r*
t *.» %•»: i> ! '.at* ■ »« # ttt.'T ■
* .* * • n ’'.st the children
i «' * Ikl !.-■ fa r M«rv 'e’sd to 'h'n
. " ' J" see that they ti
t r _ 11 . r s the. start
ff 1 i fall a«>es> an I
r .«• p luc’ n has been
' >fid 11 * scenes ar*
v , The g ant. im* 1
p-r< •• •("! »; T»"Vrf, is »hgh*
»r f i , lid w f gt, s 4* .*
A- > H* i* - o- *•%. h -hn T -n Lit.
• • a-- i y ar. l s* ntrs
’ • i .on* n • *n *r-< alt appro
! riat< » a ' j t* . feature pic- i
M tJI.ITIi
Marftiente Oark « **• rnd Marv
ft per* Rinehart Bab’s Bar
vis kept Majest audloi e» tau*h. ,
n a a' il.re per:' r tnafo -s ;Sun*!a>
'L ■ l i* s » ;n*-rpreta■ ’ n f Ba’.* In t
i:*A-e«t <*• ‘nefilna Fost i
*■ he trarsla’el ’ > the seeeen
• pi ■- uproar! ua »v* r; than the first
' :n» her Tr.ls*' l :l»f ffn*!s ern -
P > nt In the secret p»je,;has* of
*r» a'd it bile s»- th allowed
•» r v. >• h* r father f t spending money
?*-. s • ri»f m nt » v • no. c-eds In
> k ■
’h* tra c ' poiiteman to death and dg
-11.r.g .n n inter us other earapades
si! of which si.e tnno*enfty Inarm***
er parents *r» ignorant Flnlln*
• ersrlf 'broke she hits on the br!l- '
*.nt {. an • f ‘■arr.mr m n«y t.y carry -
n* people from the station at 10
ents s head H>* sccfdenf sh* dls
\ers In th** pocket * f one of her
i i-nr-rt ad agran -r>ed plan of her
•tn home, and of r .r*e she knows
hat he is the ‘burglar In reality
» * it aerre- admtr»r who is g ing
• run away with her siatec |
Vh»n :h ■ tir e f..p elopement r**rr.es
Vs w*h* »r trusty revolver startles
*Ve midn'.-i'T '- hoes ar.l r* is-• .■ th*
IJTTLE I 1 Ala.
i vjw |
p on MS(J 7~
L 0 tmose two >
. _ f op PPtsre^’Ey
- ' >1 o / // n M£V* Me.
; ‘ j* '" '■
.•••I Id In a t x cllmas ’ti wrhlr'i
n . f Mow thrill* In eyuai or * .r
--11. n
Mutt and Jeff comedy f<'r Ihlr
we*,. . ak> s the kaiser the t|>*iim of
Hud ~'er engenulfy /tnd fun
T s»* ipl duration*: ltre I**,l vn*
* ! nt» *t and th* M« <••• .'*»••)-
r ny or. hestr*. under r* - f l V\ ard
lutt< P. • r-s t -n. rende » an ■ verttire
•nd r>r<>v ■• * mtsU'al «• rr.{ ii !...*'nt
’ r th* « <*•■ n rnrtra> ■ -
I 1 i K.t M
Tboeris F Shea known where-. »r
• v,»re .r* tb. ste r s - making new
'rtend* in Iletrnll this week AA ;th
a sref illy •*!• led ..mpany he s
crti« f • r the rsr*t tv • an ad* v*ate
•r suction f *mmnn i la' *t pop
u ar pri< *s An enth eia*t' audi
e.n e i*reet»d th* drains - .t. ta\ after
n on when It opened its I'etrolt tn*
gsterpent In the L\**im • e**e
i mmnn Clay is a e**rm n It is
prearhed very attra,"lively, *nd
the a iditora very n n.A. aw yk*’ be
cause it I* filed with thru • and h'gh
sp .ts It point# ,**u' s w -Id- (1 fs t
11- s gripping w*ay Th» *'"rt • • tr-■• *
of th* eternal #tru*«ri* t . tw**n j *-
tic* and respectabll;t* . 4* s>. aptly
put by th* unfortunate Kljen N-a
who. untutored tho sh* • tak* s f.-r
ep’grammatlt al way *.e »o.
and an epilogue d> { { ins bits of
philosophy that havt horned them*
#*lvas Into her s«.ul
Th » i» a piw's of dram 4 that, 'n
w s*s haodw w*> Id iin st sure v
defer'pew’e Into th* mar*e* drlvsl, . ut
wi»h su h a painstaking and *alsn*ed
organisation as Mr f*h eg has. one
• ee* th>* pearl, rather than the m **
n whi'h tt is s’lbmerged.
NT* Ah»a. 1n the part of Judge F'l
- n leaves nothing to be desired. Fe
trol*»rs who know him welt (*inn„t
re a't that h* ever did anything b«t
ter snd this versatile p syer In Ms
yes n the stage has moved rapidly
fro *h* sublime to the rldlcul* :•
ir * 1* k again, always, howe'er in
vest,ng *he part with an artistry that
raises ,t from the mmmonplgre y«.
stating Mr Shea In the very I'ien .»’*
production are th* follow,ng p,sy* «.
ill wiseiv chosen for their a > **l
parts and most of whom are fa- *r
at.ly to Detrn’t theater g *r«
Charlotte |turk*tt. A*.' A White ,y r
I In li'fijamin Ka'e <}uy r h F.uti.
Isr.'h et Ray tt,-.<n ! Brarnlev, Rlchgrd
t'.yrr. ws, B««s;s Smalley J*itres J.
C shlv Beriam’n V-rson. Ra'ph
MONDAY. NOVEMBER 2fi. 1917.
i Har.lv. Charles <}|rard, Theresa fsiw
j ren **
‘
«. a % »n t.
"The Sightseers.' li, th* r opening
ps-forrnan • Sunday afternoon tn th
Uavetv dr*.ve F 1 ill • are far
hgyond thelt third im* defenses Th
compan- went v*i the to{ ' unde*
the leadsrahtr * f Will J. Kennedy
Harry r Kefi> and .Tack Miller >
trio of Irrestihle comedians whose
efforts received considerable a.tt*n
tlon
"AVhat Is Tt Nil About" I# 'he IS be
of the pie e The Is d'*
cult to answer hut It cannot he den*-.
s hat eve*>one ha* a g *>d |lnis try *
to fnd out. Asa ‘ hick" constable
Karnsdy -arr'es off the honors In tbai
ine Miller s a lever full In the
role f a Harman w-h le K»ll - n*ve
appears twee tn the urn part
Apparently a lot »? t'me has t -—n
spent preparing th* musical prog'am
whi r h Iticludee nearly all the n'«u
popu’ar pier*, and many fa' rl»»
classical selection"
N rrale rjusrtet ‘n th* -e.-ond 1 j f
of Mi' p-rff.rman-e fallei p'ess*
>' mday * aud enc* n tha* they w»r#
dtpr '.ed of tim* t.. satisf' the de
mands at' the rrltlcg
M »s Flo I'a'is took away th* pn*>
f dan "ing In the fen>tnine contln
g* nt Miss Kittle i-’orsyth* furnish
e.j m st "f the singing
YARN THAT MADE
GROVER CHUCKLE
WASHINGTON. Nov 24 Th*v re
pea* many stories of (he la'e Prt*
tate John Allen, hut thli one alwajt
mad* Hrurer f'igveland chuckle
when h'* thought of It.
Aftei CirveUtnd waa sent to th*
TVhlte House the resident! of Prt
vate Aliena home town. Tupe'o.
Miss, turned their covetous »yes
upon th* lotal postolhee One aapt
r*nt w \s Anally leading the rare for
the appotntmeni so far as Private
Alien, th«n congressman, was con
cemed. Allen called on ( levulaml
'n the intereat of his selection. Th<*
president listened and promised to
ifive the suggestion ronslderat lon
\ little* la'nr the rnn|rt esniAD cull
• and r.gnin lt» jog th** e\.»cuflve'e ni**ni
•r> At tha' t!m»* tTovel.ind was on
t*«otd ns a suppor’nr of tho cln’l
crvlr#* and h** told Private Tnht' «o
‘ But," aid \]|**n. 'Mr I’r* «td' n»
my p*opln down thore hav.* h* - p
.:•» > ♦*.»i *i for a W murrain:
l resident atid 'hey look for m* to
'H» tha* Kepubllrgn “
TM. It lerview was followed hv
another and etill another i)n> «!a>
’rls ;st» \ll •*n. nf♦ •• r n talk on ihr
ilh'ect. f>Aid
!s» vou kooa. this reminds me of
u ca»" I h.ii down !n Tupelo. A
man d!»d and hla «ona got Into a
<qu.ibbi<* <»\ r the estate. Or.** of
’hfc Bong cs'itf to me. I took hi.'*
ose and won It The others ap
;-e;«|ed and th* matter draicftcd alonr
The clier* enrre 10 *ee me time iml
sK'iln, tint I told him he would have
to wait for the courts *o ac t)n**
lay aFer I hat 1 r« p« .it-d fhi* to him
he sat medttnftv ely for a few mo
m*nts and said
“Thy you know. sorreMm*s I al
most wish father hadn’t died’*
President Cleveland sent Ali»n °
inn's name to the senate the neit
day.
Th* senatorial committee appotn**
**d to Inquire into the accuracy of
styt*m*n’s made hy ftena*or IkiEol
'ett* of Wisconsin. In his St. Paul
speech has flied this as the date
for resuming its Investigation tn
Washington It Is evpetccd that
former Secretary of State William
J Bryan will be one of tho first
witnesses called
To Curs a Cold In One Day
Take LAXATIVE HROMO QUININE
Tablets I»ruifßls** refund money If
It fail- to cur* I! W (I HOVE'S atg
nature Is on each box. 3i)c.—-Adv.
Print tn g—lke plnln neat king —Skat
la right—T»a«es .Ink Tte*t.— Main HU*
By Sinnott
By LEO.
—By Pop

The Detroit times. [volume], November 26, 1917, NOON, Page PAGE 2, Image 2
About The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920

Connect with the Library

Find Us On

Subscribe & Comment

Download & Play

Questions

The Detroit times. [volume], November 26, 1917, NOON, Page PAGE 2, Image 2 About The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920

Connect with the Library

Find Us On

Subscribe & Comment

Download & Play

Questions

The Detroit times. [volume], November 26, 1917, NOON, Page PAGE 2, Image 2
About The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920