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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-12-15
Collar and Cuff Boxes
25c and SOC.

The 25c ones are plain. but
Handsomely stamped. The soc
kind have a wooden partition To
separate the collars and Guns
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Best Gas-O-Pens 25c Each.

II YOU want an inexpensive set
for trial. buy one OF these Gas
Opens; attach To the gas. anu
YOU have started the pyrograph
business
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dept. OF PUBLIC WORKS.
Detroit. Dec 10. 1910
PROPOSALS Fer THE C0NSTRUC.
TON OF PUBLIC SEWERS.

sealed proposals will br received a.
the orficc Of the department Of Pub
lie Works. Detroit. Mich. until We'd
ucsda,. Dec y. 1910. az 10 o'clock
va. standard time, al which time "uI
Mac. tbev viii hr opened for furnish
in. all IDoor and material, rNcept CO
uient ana iron luHuholc rings ana GOV b.
prS which Will be- furnished 'F IN"
,li.. and building and finishing ron-
rl.te together with the back hllins
according To the plans ami speoiiI, q 81
tlon4 On hlc ia this Office, the Tot
lowing crock public s"wcr town.
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CYNTHIA GREYS
CORRESPON DENTS

Dear Miss Grey-What are the
verses and flowers for Match aud
Septem r?--Reader
A-March--NiOlet.
Who In this world Oh ours their eyes
In March first open shall be wise;
In days OF peril firm and brave,
And wear a bloodstone 10 their grave.
September poppy.
\ maiden born when autumn leaves
Are rustling in September's breeze
A sapphire on her brow should bind
Twill cure diseases Of the mind.
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Moorish Girl Towel
Rack SOC.

Entirely new, heavy nickel rod.
one OF the new, attractive nov
elites this season
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25c Wool SOx at tic.

Mems fast black lambs wool
Sox. seamless, 25c value, Friday at
17c.
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Natural History Stories
Told For Our Boys And Girls
CAN YOU DRAW A PARROT?


well indeed The artist has
show his her ability And when
will picture den
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Shaving Mirrors,
soc and 79c.

Standing, shaving or toilet mir
rors. with heavy French beveled
plate glass; II most desirable
article for man or woman.
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l9c Stockings at lie.

Boys School Stockings, heavy
winter weight. fast black and seam
less, sizes TO 10, 19c value, Friday
at lie.
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29c Stockings at 19c.

Womens full fashioned Black
Stockings. with double sole and
knee, 29c value, Friday at 1ee
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75c Shaving Mirrors, SOC.

Shaving Mirrors, triple glass, ad-'
Unstable, 75c value, Friday at SOC
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Gem and Handkerchief
Boxes 15c Each.

All new stamped designs. glove
and handkerchief boxes 10 match
N you want them.
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Jardiniere Stands
soc to S1.5O.

An ornament for the room.
pretty jardlniere stands. four
legs. some with double shelf, all
new and appropriate designs.
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S1-50 Combs at CSC.

Mounted Combs, gold inlaid and
stone set. In holly box, regular
$3.50 value, Friday at 98c.
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SOC Perfumes at 39c.

Standard Perfumes, In dainty holi-
day packages, all odors, regular
price soc, Friday at soc.
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$3.50 Carriage Bags, $1.98.

Genuine grain seal and Walrus
Carriage Bags, handsome new
styles. well made and fitted. $3.50
values at $t.98.
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Ia Iarbaugh avenue. from Yea '"I ~
avenue TO- alley north OF tedar sttr' 70
irn1th lG3O feet. more or less. w iu.-
in1 ave mauhOics. -. 20 an" '"- iiiN'
crock .,.t,s hi
MD "A crrtided check pa}ahle 10 ~,
~, ,,,.t,s. an each sewer bid upon as f"t-
lows. ,ocn
Which sum viii De- ioi irltfu 80 49,.
r,o,,srtneut in case the bidder refuses
80, n,egIects 20 entev into contract VIII
in ove DAYS after the acceptan,e % ~
ar their tender such Cohtiat,9 -,
subject TO the approval % NV
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Csc Perfumes, 19c and l5c.

Perfumes in dainty packages.
standard 25c colors, Friday at 19c
and 15e.
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Friday Bargains in Toys
S1.50 Sash Pins at CSC.

Sash Pins and Jabot Pins. new
imported designs. in holly box,
$3.50 values at 9ac. 81
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Drawer Leggins
CSC Underwear at 62c.

Women's Bleached Combina-
ton Suits. long sleeves. ankle
length, Winter weight, csc value,
Friday at SIC.
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At HEALY'S
222 tn 2cs Woodward.
observations of
|ABachelorGirl |

Gossip has the wings OF swallow
the face of an angel. the tongue Of
an adder and the conscience of a
stone.
1t always is shock when we dis.
cover that poets dote on corned.bee
and.Cabbage.
Men would soon degenerate into
savages IL they had to do the dishes
Some married men SEINE to think
a wife has no rights and husband
no duties.
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Tests made by the University OF
Illinois have shown thar coal loses
less heating value by exposure TO
the air while being stored than II
does by the breaking OF the Jumps
into dust
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bass wood for carving. and the
new subjects are just beautiful.
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So Mesh Purses, $1.5O.

German Silver Mesh Purses,
handsome etched frames. lined,
regular 5000 values, Friday at $50.
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1Oc Huck Towels, &c.

Hemmed Huck Towels. with red
borders, 10c quality. Friday at &c.
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The center Of the headboard Of
hedstead that an Illinois man has pat
ented swings out to form a head and
shoulder rest TO hold an occupant in
sitting position.
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35c Center Pieces, &c.

Battenberg Center Pieces, IL
inches square. with linen center, 35c
value, Friday at 22c.
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45c Dresser Scarfs, 29c.

White Lace Dresser Scarfs, size
tsx54 inches, 45c value, Friday at
29c.
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CSC Floss Pillows, &c.

Floss Pillows, 18-inch size, cover.
ed with maroon heather bloom, 35c
value, Friday at 22c.
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Carving Sets, zoe and soc set.
Jewel Punches, soc set.
Jewels, sc to SOC dOx.
Mosaic Inlay stones, Toe TO 15c
doE.
Flemish Art Gloss, Zoe, zoe and
2Jc bottle.
Absorbent Cotton, Zoe box.
Platinum Points, 00c, 75c, 81,
st.25 and xi.JO each.
bulbs, soc, 75c, ~ and s1.25 each.
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Tie Racks DC to SOC.

lie HICKS ZOC I'd QUO.
Shoe, canoe, owls. birds, fence,
etc, all new designs. and all
with brass tie rod.
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instructions free TN Carving,
Jewellng. Tinseling and Burn
ing.
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COS
The Detroit times., 1910-04-21
wELL-KNOWN PORT HURON
BANKER PASSES FROM LIFE
T. A. Goulden, Member Of Park Com
mission and Leading Citizen,
Suffers Paralytic Stroke.

PORT HURON, Mich, April 2l.--
Especially A. Goulden, cashier of
the First National bank ex-member OF
tho park commission, secretary OF the
Port Huron Loan and Building asso-
citation, treasurer of the i'actoly Land
Co, and one of Port Hurcn's leading
citizens, died this morning at his home
on Pine Grove-ave.. as the result of a
paralytic stroke which he suffered
several months ago
For some time Mr.. Goulden had
been incapacitated and had been un
able to take an active part IN hiS bust
ness interests. He entered the FRS;
National when a boy and worked his
way 10 the top, being a self-made man
I'm every sense of the word. re was
at one time president OF the Por;
Huron Driving Park and Agricultural
association and always manifested a
great interest in city affairs. Mr..
Gculden was also leading member OF
the Elks and other fraternal societies.
He is survived by a widow and two
daughters. Misses Beatrice and Berry.
The Detroit times., 1910-04-21
WIN S2CO IN PROVING
THE PUBLIC is GULLIBLE
Two Men Collect Nearly 5000 by
Simply Publishing a "5ind Ad.'
Three Times in Newspapers.

PARIS. April 21.-Two bouleyar-
ders tell how they proved the guilt
bility OF the public. They bet friend
$500 that by inserting three adyer-
tisements OF three lines in papers In
the course OF a week they would re-
Cetve sf0U without giving any i'+ttftfs-
ton or making any promise TO the
senders. on a Saturday the following
advertisement appeared:
Intelligent persons will send five
francs TO such an address.
On the Wednesday the insertion
ran: Last possible day is Sunday.
Send your five francs then. or re-
fusal.'
The third on the following Saturday
was: "All five francs posted after to-
morrow will be inexorably refused
BY the Sunday morning Il postal
orders for Is each had come in, and
the next morning 50 more arrived. The
gullible public had sent in not 500,
but nearly twice that amount in a
week. Having proved their point and
won their bet. the two boulevardiers
naturally returned the postal orders u
the ingenious senders.
The Detroit times., 1910-04-21
TO DISCUSS GOOD ROADS.
Senator Smith and Others To Be In
Grand Rapids.

JACKSON, Mich. April 2l.-There
will be a good roads convention held
in Grand Rapids May IL under the aus
pieces OF the State Coed Roads asso-
citation.
The meeting will be called TO order
by the president, William W Todd.
and the address of welcome delivered
by Hon. George Ellis, mayor of Grand
Rapids, followed by response by
Phillip T. Colgrove. of Hastings.
The meeting will be addressed by
william II. Mcdonald, president OF the
National Good Roads association, of
Hartford. Conn. whose reputation as
a good road builder is worldwide.
Hon. Horatio Earle, the father OF
the good roads movement in this
state, will be present. Also the COVER
nor, together with the present candi
dates. Hon. Lawton T. Hemans, Hon
Chase 8. Osborn, Hon. Amos 8. Mus
selman, Hon. Patrick Kelley. all oil
whom will deliver short addresses.
An address will also be delivered by
Senator William Alden Smith on the
question of Needed National Legisla'
tion," and Hon. Garrett Diekema on
Needed state legislation TO make
good road building more certain"
The Detroit times., 1910-04-21
Paris WELCOMES
COL. ROOSEVELT
Big Crowd Greets Him at Station
He Calls on President Fallieres
AT Elysee Palace.

PARIS. April 2l.-Half pas, seven
ia the morning Is early In Paris. but
there was big crowd at the eastern
depot at that hour today TO welcome
Col Roosevelt ON his arrival from
Budapest.
II wasn't crowd OF somnambulistS
either and the cheer that greeted the
eX-preSident bore the stamp OF genu
me French enthusiasm
AS the colonel was making his way
10 Ambassador Bacon's automobile he
caught sight OF j. J. Jusserand, the
! 4,EaHeAi- aI4haSaaanr- Washington
ana member OF the former presl'
dents Tennis cabinet" Their greet
ing was characteristic, the colonel eX-
pressing his delight Al seems old
! friend.
The ex-president was then whiskei
away In the automobile to Bacon :
/ house, in the Rue Francois Premier.
where he and Kermit met Mrs Roose-
rolt and Ethel Roosevelt rem. aimed
at the Bacon home until time 10 go
| TO an informal luncheon at the Amert
can embassy.
The colonel called upon President
| Fallie.es az the Elysee palace and up
on Foreign Minister Pichon at the lat
( ter's office. Both Fallieres and Pichon
returned the visits al the Bacon
home The president has offered
Roosevelt the use OF his box az the
/ Coincide Franchise for tonight, the
/ b1 being Tn Caprice and 'Oedipe
/ Roi
/ Tomorrow's big events will be re-
ception by the American businessmen
! In Paris. az the embassy. and the din
uer by the president.
* iSats Roosevelt wlll- give
! the first Of his European lectures, be-
fore the faculty and students OF the
! University OF Sorbonne. on Citizen
ship in q Republic"
Monday the presentation OF a gold
medal from the city will take place a.
the city hall. Tuesday, Roosevelt vii
visit the military academy at Saumur
The colonel was today shown 6
copy of the New York Sun. In which
he was quoted as saving that the
Methodists OF Rome were worse thar
the Catholics and that when he re
turned 10 the United States he would
take steps to have them driven from
Rome When he had read the story
the colonel said: The statement !;
an unqualified falsehood. and the SUI
must have known II was a falsehoot
when Il printed IL.
The Detroit times., 1910-04-21
WILL RETURN TO RANKS.
Rochester Republicans Who Voted
For HaVens To Return To Party.

ROCHESTER,, y. Y, April 21.-Po-
litical diagnosticians here continue 10
disagree regarding the cause OF the
startling political revolution that oc-
Cured Tuesday In the thirty-second
congressional district. The Democrats
insist that the election OF their can
didate. James S. Ravens, was due to
dissatisfaction with the operation OF
the new tariff law
Many Republicans declare they
voted for Ravens only on the under.
standing that he would not run again.
These voters, according TO their news
paper organs here believed that by
supporting Ravens they e9Hld rid he
district OF Mr.. Aldridge's domination
and still be able To aid the party by
electing a Republican TO succeed Ha.
yens at the expiration OF his terra
in March, 1911.
The Detroit times., 1910-04-21
DON'T BELIEVE DOYEN
FOUND CANCER CURE
Professors Also Distrust His Elixir To
Extend Human Life and
Must &c Shown.

BALTIMORE, April 19.-Dr. Eugene
Louis Doyen's promise TO lengthen hn'
mar life by 20 to 80 years incidentally
curing cancer and other obstinate ills.
by the use OF mycolysine. his elixir
discovery. has provoked cynical COM
lnent among men. bers OF the medical
faculty OF Johns Hopkins university
Some think he was misquoted and the
most conservative say that he maSs
show them before they will believe.
Dr. Guy l.. Hummer, associate ~
lpynecology in the university. voiced
the views OF the noderates in the fac
ulty when he said: Il can hardly sup
pose that DR.. Doyen seriously makes
;he radical statements credited to him.
He is known the Gorld over as gyne-
cologist. II he thinks. he has cure
| for cancer he would naturally an
,nounce IL in modest way. TO have ITS
merits tested.
The objection 10 the statement as
The makes It is that 1t reaches the
masses, who have no means or ascer'
Itainjng It's worth. Hopes have often
| been raised in recent years by widely
heralded cancer cures, but We really
know OF no cure so certain as early
radical removal by the knife. Athlete
ones have forsaken their surgeons for
new cures. but so far they have always
returned for an operation under the
knife
Nothing is so much wanted in medi'
cine today as the discovery OF cure
for cancer Many laboratory men are
trying 10 find IT, We may get the cure
before we learn the cause OF cancer,
lust as he discovery OF vaccination
was made and quinine was used before
disease germs were found In the blood.
I'm view OF the process OF curative
medicine in the last % years no new
discovery ought 10 surprise us. | DO
not assume TO speak with authority
upor the alleges discovery of Doyen.
NV doubts rest @inly on the method
OF announcing IT, | shall need 10 hear
more on he subject through scientific
state ment by him 10 a medical organ
ization before my opinion can become
final"
The Detroit times., 1910-04-21
PLUNGES 80 FEET; MAY DIE.
Workman Falls Down Shaft While
PLACING Elevator.

LANSING. Mich, April 2i-Wiliiam
Morris, "A years old, Of Toledo, lost
his footing while placing an elevator
IN the new Tussing block yesterday
and plunged 80 feet from the top OF
the shaft.
Fellow workmen rushed TO his side
expecting TO find his dead body, but
opening his eyes and gazing about
him in a bewildered manner be said
Tell my wife and two children In
Toledo that am badly hurt. wish
you would notify The Houghton Ele
y4ter &c, toe. II is doubtful II he
can recover, as several are hFo4i
en-, his shoulder crushed besides hay
ing received internal injuries.
The Detroit times., 1910-04-21
MICHIGAN CORPORATIONS.

LANSING, Mich, April 21.-David.
son ore Mining co, (foreignD, Iron
river and Buffalo. New York. S250. 900: :
Crystal Ice & Water Co. Bay City,
$4,000; Sintz-Walln Co, Grand Rap
i'd. increased from 100000 to S9O. 600.
Gregory, Mayer & Thorn Co, Detroit.
increased from 100000 TO $3.50. 900:
Longstrcet Lumber Co. lansing. s65.
coo; +. T. Decker g. Co. Detroit. $50.
Geo; Detroit Carburetel Co., Detroit.
S25. 900.
The Detroit times., 1910-04-21
MAY LOSE INSTRUCTOR.
Prof. Frederic Paxson, Of U. Of M.
Gets Offer From Wisconsin.

ANN ARBOR. April 21.--Prof. Fred.
eric Paxson. junior professor Of Amer
lean history at the University of Mich
igan, has received an offer from the
University OF Wisconsin He will prob.
ably accept
Prof. Paxson is a graduate from
the University OF Pennsylvania. He
came to Michigan from the University
of Colorado four years ago He was
recently commissioned by the Carne
gle institute at Washington TO go 10
London aid sPeHathe Summer among
the British achieves TO secure further
details OF American history not yet
given to the American public.
The Detroit times., 1910-04-21
SALOON LICENSE RAISED

PONTIAC, Mich. April 21.-Mfforl
village council was tied on the aues-
ton OF increasing the saloon license IN
the village OF $3.50. President Potter
cast the deciding vote sand hereafter
wet goods dispensers must donate
$3.50 each 10 the village In addition to
the state license OF $500,
The Detroit times., 1910-04-21
EDITOR TO GO ABROAD.

PONTIAC. Mich. April 2l.-Harry
Coleman. publisher OF the Press-Ga.
zette, and his wife left here last even.
ing for New York and will sail Sat
urday for Antwerp. They will spend
three months touring the continent.
They will be accompanied by Mr.. and
Mrs Lewis l.. Richards, OF Detroit.
who will make their home in Brussels
the next three years.
The Detroit times., 1910-04-21
SUPREME COURT.

LANSING. Mich. April 2l.-The
supreme court yesterday heard the
following cases: Michigan Contra.
Railroad company ys. Ferguson; Ham
mond VS. Michigan Central Railroad
company: Deary W. Hec!a company;
Ruterbush VS.. Supreme Court lnde-
pendent Order OF Foresters Call for
Thursday u, 100. los and the state
cases
The Detroit times., 1910-04-21
Toledo Elevator Burns.

TOLEDO, o.. April 21.-Clover Leaf
elevator A. operated by the Miami
Maize company, was totally destroyed
by fire last night, together with 10
freight cars containing automobiles
and assorted merchandise. entaillng a
loss OF over 100000. Cause OF the Are
is unknown, but indications are that
IL had smouldered probably for week
before bursting forth
The Detroit times., 1910-04-21
QUICKLY
CURED AT HOME
Instant Relief, Permanent cure-TriaI
Package Mailed Free to All
in Plain Wrapper.

Many cases OF Piles have been cured
by q trial package OF Pyramid Pile
Cure without furtheS treatment. When
II proves Its value 10 you, order more
from your druggis. at 30 cents a box.
Simply AL out free coupon fellow and
mail today. Save yourself from the
surgeons knife and its torture the
doctor and his bills
The Detroit times., 1910-04-21
YOUNG CREAT0RE ARRESTED.
He is Accused Of Falsely impersonat
ina Well-known Bandmaster.

BAY CITY, Mich, April 21.-Fran-
cesca Creatore, who came here last
Monday with band for weeks en-
gagement, was last night arrested at
the instance Of Frank Gerth, manager
for Guiseppi Creatore. who alleges
that Francesca is falsely representing
himself to be another person. Fran
lcesca advertises himself as Creatore.
the younger, nephew of Guiseppi, and
the latter denies the relationship. Fran
cesca was Cancelled the first night he
appeared here, as his band did not
come up TO contract. He alleges that
he played in Detroit last summer and
that his uncle is trying to prevent him
from using his own name, which he
insists is Creatore.
The Detroit times., 1910-04-21
The Cali o, the Blood

FOR publication. finds voice in pimpleS.
boils, sallow complexion, a jaundice,i
look, moth patches and blotches OIL
the skin-all signs OF liver trouble
But Or. Kings New Life pills mako
rich red blood - give clear skin. rosy
checks. fine compleSions health Try
them At T. G. Kinse;. Corral Drug
Co. Gray & Worcester
The Detroit times., 1910-04-21

WASHINGTON. April 2i.-Mr.
Roosevelt upon his return TO the
United States will support the admin
istration from the ground UP.
This positive statement today by
one of the most prominent of Mr..
Taft's advisers. was made IN such q
way as 10 convey the impression that
the former president had passed d
word Of assurance 10 those OF the In
ner circle of the Taft administration.
The statement is coupled In gossip
With the announcement made yester-
day that Senator Root, chief adviser OF
the last administration and a leader
IN the present one, will see Roosevel;
before the colonel leaves Europe.
The Detroit times., 1910-04-21

A bath trb on wheels that may be
moved 20 the bedside OF hospital
patient too m 20 go TO the regular
bath room Is a new convenience.
The Detroit times., 1910-04-21

Turks regulate eacn days time by
the setting OF the sun. Watches and
clocks have TO be reset each evening.
The Detroit times., 1910-04-21
Afraid of Ghosts

Many people are afraid of ghosts Few people
are alraid of Germs. Yet the ghost is a fancy and
the Germ is 7iactA Ii the germ could be masnihed
10 size equal TO It's terrors il would appear more
terrible than any fre-breathing dragon Germs
can't be avoided. They are IN the AR we o'es'ne'
the water we drink
The Germ can only prosper when the condition
of the system dives il tree scope 10 establish It.
self and develop When there is a defeeney OF
vital force, ansuor, restlessness, salo" eneek,
a hollow eve when the appetite is poor and the
sleep is broken, il is time To guard against the g
fortify the body against all germs blythe use OF Dr.
en- Medical Discovery. IL increases the vital pow'
system of clogging impurities, enriehes the blood
ach and ORGANS Of digestion and nutrition in workir
I that the aerm finds no weak tainted spot IN W
Golden Medical Discovery" contains no alec
habit.forming drugs. All its ingredients printed
wrapper IL is not secret nosirum but med
COMPOSITIONS and with a record OF ~ years Of car
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-12-12
MAN WITH NO HOME
ASKS TO Be 'vAGCED'
Tells Police Lieutenant That
the Workhouse Is Better
Than the Streets.

Between and 4 O'Clock yesterday morn
ing thinly clad man walked into the
fourth precinct station house and asked
Lieut. Carl Fathers il he could obtail
shelter for the balance of the night.
Cant do it, friend. The department
won't allow it, What's the trouble?" sale
Fathers.
Pm hnngry-been hungry for three
days. and have no home.'' replied the
man. AS he opened the door to return te
the street he paused for a moment. ant
then. letting the door swing shut returned
to the desk rail.
You can 'vag' and lock me up, can't
your he asked
why, yes answered the lieutenant
surprised at the query.
"All right; that's what 1 want. I'm ur
against It; no work and no money. Let
me go to the workhouse. That's better
than the Streets
This morning in the Police Court the
stranger said his name was Frank Thorn.
but had not been able to find work, and
asked to be sent to the workhouse until
the weather improved.
There's no painting for fellow to dc
just now. I'll be able to get something
to do later Thomas said
Judge Pugh complied with the request,
ordering the defendant committed for 10
days.
You'll get out the middle of April. in
time to begin spring work. the court re-
marked.