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The Detroit times., 1914-02-27
U. P. PARTIES UNITE
TO BOOST FERRIS
Governors Action in Strike
Trouble Wins Support of Many
in Copper Country

CALUMET. Mich. Feb. 27.-(Spe-
-ciall--At q meeting of Calumet voters
OF the Republican. Progressive and
Democratic parties last night q Fer
ris club. believed to be the first In
the state. was organized to boom the
candidacy Of Governor Ferris for re-
nomination. Eight hundred voters
signed the list and today before 10
O'Clock more than 500 additional vet
ers signed. The entire strength Of
the three parties In the copper coun.
try viii be pledged to the governor
out OF gratitude to him for sending
the state militia to the copper coun-
try at the outbreak Of strike troubles,
eight months ago.
The Detroit times., 1914-02-27
[JAPS MAY START
COLONY IN STATE
Commissioner Receives Inquir-
les as to Whether or Not State
Prohibits Property Holding

LANSING, Mich, Feb. 27.-tSpe-
cia1) Land Commissioner A. C.. Car.
ton has received a letter from n. Ha-
RADIO. Japanese living In Chicago.
who asks whether laps are forbidden
by law to hold property in Michigan.
lie states that he desires to buy q
farm in this state and that there are
other members Of his race who desire
to be property owrers In Michigan and
form colony In the state.
Harado was informed by the land
commissioner that there are no Michk
gan laws which restrict laps from
holding property.
The Detroit times., 1914-02-27
HEAVY PAYMENTS
OF AUTO TAXES
First Month Of 1913 Yields Re-
turn Of More Than Half the
Amount Made in 1912
LANSINC. Mic

LANSING, Mich. Feb. 27.-(Spe
Fcfai.t-Up to Feb. !, the secretary Of
states department had received $154.
I612 for automobile licenses, or only
xIYS,by6 less than was received dur
ing the full IL months OF 1913. The
total number OF licenses issued up Ia
Feb. /. Is 1918, including LOGS cleo
trio vehicles. The number registered
lin the city of Detroit Is $3.50, or near
'ly one-half of the total number ii
licenses issued up to date.
Anticipating that nearly 10000 ma
chimes will be registered this wear. II
Is estimated that about $750.000 will
be received by the state for regi stra-
tion OF motor vehicles and chauffcurs.
The Detroit times., 1914-02-27
CLUES SEEM TO LEAD TO GYPSY CAMPS

COLUMBUS, O.. Feb. 27.--Detec-
lives are tracing q gypsy man and
woman who are known to have lived
for three months In q vacant house
here. They had with them Q little
girl Of ten years whom they never
allowed to play with other children
or to be seen on the streets.
LAYTON. Tenn, Feb. 27.--W. e.
Duncan and r. A. Terry. Oneida
county farmers, report that gypsy
has been passing through this neigh
borhoed. sending q little girl around
to beg for him. She answered the
description Of Catherine Winters and
seemed afraid Of the man.
ATOKA. Okla, Feb. Ell. G. Hax-
lett, . farmer, treports that some time
ago q band q Eypsies was camped
near his farn and that several times
he sold them milk. He was particu-
larly struck by the presence In the
camp Of little girl who was evident
The Detroit times., 1914-02-27
PROTEST
ALTON CLOSING
- Petition to Railroad Com
lcner Denouncing Action
\ az Pere Marquette

o9T HURON. Mich, Feb. a.
~ The ciosing Of the Pere
~ ~ railroad stations at Atkins.
~ "a other places In the Thumb
MA Thursday In q meeting OF
t. and shippers directly affected.
hall i hundred OF them gathered
RI A1klne and Indignantly expressed
~ ni6approva. Of the cOmpany's &C.
Hntlroad Commissioner Cum
k45h Nos appealed TO over the teie-
6Ad advised the farmers ana
5DotA n prepare . petition setting
Nh ~ focts and send It to him.
n 6nkt Wae brought out ct the meet
hdk I'M Pere Marquette would
&k boon 11,700 ahead In freight ship
s1t nos closed the station at
l n1t month.
The Detroit times., 1914-02-27
NEW BOOKS LISTED
IN PUBLIC LIBRARY

The following books have been re-
seNcd In the Detroit public library:
Elmer Il. Burns. THE Electric Motor
and It's Practical Operation" Alfred
Dodge, Pianos and Their makers p
ISeeds, whiting the Photon,av'''
lanes George Frazer. "The Golden
8ough-.A study In Magic and Re-
llglons BENJAMIN A, ueydrick, Types
socialism summed Up" Edgar still,
man Kelley Chopin. the Composer
Joeeph Knowles. Alone In the Wilder
ne ~. John Palmer. The Future Of
Historical Studies.
The Detroit times., 1914-02-27
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Take one or two at night and the
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No gripping, no pains, but instead q
strong. vibrant feeling fof health.
with good appetite. follows their use.
Avoid headaches. biliousness and
many other Ills due to constipa ton
by taking these sweet little Cases
Royal Pills. ADV.
The Detroit times., 1914-02-27
NEW ANTI-SMOKE
ORDINANCE FOR ZION

ZION CITY, ILL.,. Feb. 27.---In an at
tempt to dodge the Illinois supreme
court decision which held the Zion
City ordinance. prohibiting smoking
Illegal, new ordinance was on the
books today. TO be effective March 6.
IL prohibits any person smoking with
In the corporate limits Of the Dowie.
lite colony on the ground that because
OF the scarcity Of water for fighting
nres, smoking 10 . menace to life
and property. A penalty Of not less
than 81 nor more than $25 II provid ed.
The Detroit times., 1914-02-27

ly white and who was closely con-
fined. She resembled very much the
pictures OF Catherine Winters. Of
ficers are trailing the band.
BOYCE. La, Feb 27.-The authori-
ties are trying to locate gypsy tribe
reported to be holding q small girl
who IL thought to be Catherine Win
tiers by several farmers who have
seen her.
LANCASTER. o.. Feb. 81
searching party has set out to inter
cept gypsy band ten miles north Of
here known to be harboring several
fair.haired children who do not seem
of gypsy blood.
WEESON. Miss. Feb. 27.-The
woods In this neighborhood are being
secured for q gypsy camp In which .
little girl resembling the description
Of Catherine Winters II reported TO
be imprisoned.
The Detroit times., 1914-02-27

PORT HURON. A. Holmes has
donated 800 to the local Y. M. C. A.
as the initial contribution OF a fund
to provide membership fees for poor
boys who wish to join that associa.
ton, but who cannot afford to pay the
full fees at once. Each boy benefit.
ting by the foundation fund" will nav
back. as suits his convenience. the
amount of his dues.
The Detroit times., 1914-02-27

To Queen Jessie. wife OF Jorgas
Michele, king OF all the gypsies In
America. an appeal has been made
for help in finding little Catherine
Winters. who vanished q year ago
from her home In Newcastle, Ind.
The sixty papers that have joined
In the nation wide search for Cath
crime Winters have asked Queen Jes-
sic to send out scouts through all the
The Detroit times., 1914-02-27
va,, NesOs Notes

1 E I3LJH0N-A clever counter
lInlo~ nickel Is being circu-
~ city. according to doom
1shnnker. who made the dis
n q AQxoday. The spurious coin
30101nfion size. containing the
~ nnoltnt of metal a. the genuine
- .coins do, but the com err
1lk dawn n one small d II II
~ To banker to make the
TIA pedestal upon which
n1o stands on lAe genuine
~ s0lo ounk." while on that Of
ntoSfelt coin the pedestal IL
u nuthorities are IT less
&r1tamd why anyone should take
ko1aeee % heavy prison SEN
~ upch small remuneration.
N xaURON--At Z meeting OF
M mad commissioners. David
ont1r was appointed county
% = salary Of $1,000 . year.
4TyQUE Elmer Russell. I
k 11toe On . 500 line diner,
NV killed ~ Engndine,
<oto1ay night swhen he slip
= E. y II 49, ana fsli under the
y ~ syillmoving train.
T. eqnisition papers have
nr1od - the governor OF
fnr the return OF VIII
61oWakI, wanted II Detroit
exxlement charge. Zal-
U at Newport training
The Detroit times., 1914-02-27

gypsy camps in this country to
search them thoroughly for the lost
girl and to force her deliverance II
she Is found in any one of them.
Before her marriage TO the king OF
the gypsies. Queen Jessie was Jessie
Habersham, Of Baltimore, daughter
OF an aristocratic southern family.
descendant of Francis Key, who
wrote the Star Spangled Banner
The Detroit times., 1914-02-27

Z 33kxAE6O-After serving one
~ A1u one year sentenc In lonia
l<oey, Nell Flipse. 10 years old,
~ loE forgery, n dead. Flipse
Ao eoure he would not live to
HI tan sentence. The offense
INCH he Was committed to prison
411c0 The next annual con.
The National potato Grow.
* cjatIon will be held In IAns-
~ tho same time the u. 8. de.
M o. Agriculture will conduct
~ ohOW at which tubers from
HI ~ the country will be ex.
~A1STI-viOla White. Negress.
domestic In the employ or
~ Fuller, dean OF women
~ XboIlanti Normal, has insti-
6llt Tor 5000 against her
Gnp1oyer. She alleges that
III 0llex slapped her and used
nnt0age. Miss Fuller's trial
H0fD9 a assault brought by the
NH Be heard before Justice
MIR, March s.
DIR Alleging that her hus-
- - chloroform her. Mrs.
oWoe4 swore out q warrant
roet LOwden pleaded no,
- arrnigned and his trial
LII March 8. He was releas.
~ 90 hail.
Barry county Demo
1A = banquet here Marcel,
~ qpeakers will be the
1tono0orf, Representa-
Il Njsshsippi; Cover.
The Detroit times., 1914-02-27

n HURON william Young. =
Ilx1ng nine miles from Sarnia,
peed n the face and severely
M Mh1m team Of colts he was
IN fright and ran away.
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GIRLS IN BAD HEAL tn,

Hundreds Of girls go to work day
after day, afflicted with some aiIment
peculiar to their sex, dragging one
foot YEARLY after the other, working
always with one eye on the clock and
wishing for closing timH Ito come.
Every such girl should rely on Lydia
E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound to
restore her to a normal heaithy con.
diticn, then work will be a pleasure.
For forty years this famous root and
herb medicine has been .preen1inently
successful In controlling the diseases
OF women. Why don't you try it,
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is the love of companionship as exem.
plified in her friendship with the wolf
and later in her coy defneanor toward
the man so strangely sent into her
life.
A child Of perhaps dozen years is
cast upon an island. Five years later
she finds on the beach the figure OF
aTman, cast up by the waves. He had
escaped from burning yacht. Nina
brings water and fruit to the nearly
dead man, but keeps away from him.
AS he reviyes he discovers a footprint.
then he catches glimpse of the girl,
but he is not able to find her. There
is a pursuit; there are several, in fact,
when he does locate Nina, but it Is
not until she falls exhausted with ter
ror at the sight of volcano in erup-
ton that he reaches her side. Jack
had wife when ne set sail on the
Yacht She had left the burning craft
on the first boat As time passes the
man tells Nina they must marry and
a ceremony is perurmed by tie two.
"A child comes to Nina. Jack cenfesse3
to the mother of his little one that he
had been married. When one day he
sees q vessel In the distance, he sig
mails It. A boat cumes ashore and he
goes down on the beach and meets
his wife, who bad interested the gof-
eminent in her husbands sappear-
ance. Nina takes her child and climbs
to the edge of the crater of the mould
ering volcano Jack and his wife come
to the cliff to find Nina, but ara too
late 70 prevent her jumping with her
babe into the depths. =
A simple story, IS it not? Yet,
from first to last it holds tight Nina s
first appearance il. the likeness of
Little Mary is = where she breaks
through thicklyleayed bushes and dis
covers wolf. Her attempt to escape
and her later effort 10 establish friend.
ship with the animal, tnlni., The
beast comes slowly to her. His tail
is as fnflexible as that of bird-in1i-
eating pointers. he seems about to
tear her TO pieces. The fast friend
ship is broken by the fatal injury of
the beast The grief of Nina as she
falls on the grave Of the animal brings
the first touch of pathos in the pic
ture T. Ell >fss 9
Nina's discovery of the unconscious
man ,on the beach is dramatic. There
is bit of comedy as the two, each
seeking the other. and On their hands
and knees come face to face at the
side of boulder. 1t is real pursuit
that ensues. Nina runs along the
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beach, and when she finds the stranger
! is gaining en- her she plunges into the
! surf and out-swims him. Later Jack,
from the cliff, sees the elflike Nina
dancing on the sand and playing with
and taking to her snadoW. When Nina
relents and decides to approach the
strange being it is with the absolute
disregard Of womankind in general for
selecting the psychological moment.
Jack Is thinking OF his wife and spulns
the girl. Days later, however, when he
feet away, tiny iglTer6ancing in the
Sunlight he tries to catch up with
Nina, but she eludes him. ~.
There is comedy and drama as the
two marry themselves. In spite of her
stone age surroundings Nina develops
advanced suffragette symptoms. To
enc OF Jacks qlestf6nsg her swaying
head signals an EMPHATIC negative. DID
he ask her to obey? The mirth is
chilled as we see the figure of Jacks
wife come between. the 1.-TWO. in fact,
the memory aef tho sRfferfs ever pre-
sent in Jacks mind. >, HIS active con-
science is responsible for abrupt be-
bayior toward Nina, who on one of
these occasions goes to the grave of
I her WOLF and to the little mound OF
sand tells her troubles. Did she whis-1
per to the beast, in the words of some
one else, that the more she saw of
men the better she liked dogs? *+.-@
There is not space adequate to de
scribe the last reel. It is crowded
with dramatic situations. With deep APP
peal in all of them. Reference has
been made to backgrounds and pho
Biography. Many Of the scenes are as
animated paintings. The views of
the ocean, some with the camera point
ing toward the sun, the waves reflect
ing the sun. are exceptional.
! In addition to Americas Little
Sweetheart" the bill Will include, the
fourth and most thrilling episode of
the 'Perils of Pauline and. another
of those up-to-the4nfnute Pathe Week
" films that are attracting favorable
attention at the Popular, ,theater, -
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z Hearts Adrift" Is Romance OIL
Tangled Lives, With Touch
of Old Hawaii

Little Mary Pickford triumphs
again Sharing with her in the hon
ors of Hearts Adfft, four-part sub
ject. is Edwin S. Porter, the producer
Of the picture. The backgrounds are
remarkable for natural beauty and the
photography will delight the eye of the
connoisseur. The story is told in the
primitive outdoors, and by the sea, In
Producing touch tf old Hawaii Back
from the beach rise great cayed cliffs.
From thess elevation we look down at
tihkes dnF the gently rolling Surf; at
others We are among the rocks with
angry waves breaking at the bottom of
the screen. Some scenes there are Of
civilization Of spacious succeed
homes, surrounded BY lawn and gar
den. There are few tities-it is said
there are but 100 feet of them In the
four PARTS and we could read the
story with even less. This feature will
be shown at the Popular theater at
"Wednesday matinee and continue for
one week.
In this romance of tangled lives" 1t
is always Little Mary that holds our
interest. There are others in the cast,
as there must be, but the sympathy Is
with Nina, the half.wild maid. In her
abbreviated garb Cf skins she bounds
from rock to rock with the agility of
the chamois. and along the beach she
runs with the iightfooted speed of a
deer. The hardships OF her five years
battle for existence on the island have
converted her into half-sayage. With
a rod she spears fish. Yet she is al
ways Intensely feminine, with the
cart and hopes OF a woman" There
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sufferers from the war, the money to
be transmitted through the Russian
ambassador, who, with his staff, is ex.
pected from Washington to attend the
festival. The program will be given
by Russian singers and other artists.
and new Russian symphony will be
heard for the first time There viii
be no patronesses, but Miss Ruther.
ford is asking her friends to give din.
ners before the festival. Dancing will
close 1t. !. = : u. -. :.
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Miss Rosamond Tonkin, daughter Of
Mrs. John Jay Tonkin of New York
city, and Ensign Forrest u. Lake. u.
s. NJ, attached to the battleship North
Dakota, were married yesterday at
the brides home. The ceremony was
simple one. as Ensign Lake had Just
arrived from duty In the Gulf Of Next
co.. and will return with his bride to
the south. Rev. Or. c. L. Goodell Of.
ficiated. 4. s
Miss Caroline Draper OF Admission.
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WASHINGTON SOCIETY

ISpecial Star-Bulletin Correspondence Z
WASHINGTON. D. c.. Oct. 20. -
Mrs. Mitchell, wife of Capt. William
Mitchell u. s. A., entertained lunch
con company. yesterday III honor OF
Mrs. ]. Franklin Bell, who is. now Wis
iting her sister, Mrs Darlington.
Among the guests were Mrs. Charles
9. Treat, Mrs. Ernest A. Darlington,
Mrs. Albert L. Mills, Mrs. Ralph Hills,
Mrs. H. C. Jewett, Mrs Edward C..
DonnaIly, Mrs. Arthur Carter and Mrs.
Dewitt Butts of Nas York,
Rear Admiral Nathaniel R. Usher,
u. s. N, commahdant of the navy
yard, will be entertained at dinner at
the Army-Navy Club of New York
Saturday night, November Z. at. 8
o'clock. A reception viii follow the
dinner, at which officers of the army;
navy, national guard and naval mill.
tia will be formally introduced to Rear
Admiral Usher. Seventy-fiRe officers
will attend the dinner. 49,. -
Miss Barbara Rutherford, the young
er daughter Of Mrs. William K. Van
derbilt, is arranging a Russian festi-
val to be held Tuesday night, Decem-
Der 1, at a New York hotel, the pro-
ceeds of which are to go to Russian
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Ala, attended the bride and Ensign
Herman F.. Fischer, q. s. NJ, was best
man. A wedding breakfast followed
the ceremony.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert A. Taft WIN
arrive here Thursday and will be with
Mrs. Bowers until AFTER the wedding
Of Miss Louise HELEN and Mr.. Thomas
w. Bowers Saturday. Mrs Bowers
has Miss Marjorie Edgar Of Mlnneapo.
lis with her on visit.
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Popular Theater
Where you always see the best

Where you always see the best.
Where the productions of Chas and ah Froman ebes Co.
Laky, Bosworh Inc David Beasco shown EXCUS
WFIY.
If Fou familiar with heatricals the mainland know
these gentlemen LEADING PRODUCERS only PHO
ToPLAYS nut of the ENGLISTL SPEAKING STAGE.
WE CALL particular attention to the CONDITION of the
present If you will MOTTO they CLEAR and BRIGHT,
having nckeodeon in California before be-
ing offered to the unsuspecng public of Honolulu.
LINCOLN said You fool of the people all Of the time
the people of the time but can't fool all of the
people all of tie time. - H..
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Popular Theater
Where you always see the best"
Where you always see the best. /"

Where You always the best
Tonight and tomorrow Cyril Scott in 1.-THE Day of
Days Miss Marta Golden coincidence Pathe Weekly No. 90 1914
series. THE Pers of Pauline third Episode The last chance
COMING MATINEE WEDNESDAY, NOV rs
Little Mary Pickfor1 in the p OTOPIAY that MADE HER
FAMOUS and carried the South Islands the
the EARTH
The Washington times., 1914-11-10
DRILL AND DANSANT
FOR ARMY AID FUND
President and Diplomatic Corps
Expected to Attend Benefit
at Fort Myer.

The President. members of the Dip
lomatic Corps. and official Washington
are expected to be present at the army
drill in aid of the Army Relief Society,
which is to be held at Fort Myer, Sat
urday. November p, at go p. m. The
military maneuvers will be followed
by dansant in the large ball room
of the administration building.
The beneficiary Of the enterprise is
society composed of army women,
who devote their efforts to acCumulat-
ing money with which to relieve distress
among the widows and families of en-
listed men and to educate the children
Of soldiers. The army drill and dan
sant is the first of the winter enter
tainments the society will give.
The army drill will be participated
in by the four troops of cavalry and
the three batteries of field artillery
stationed at Fort Myer. Previous TO
the maneuvers the Fifth Cavalry Band
will give a concert. The band also will
furnish the dance music.
Tickets for the benefit are to be had
at the Army and Navy Club, Fort Myer
barracks, T. Arthur Smiths ticket
agency, and at the Washington hotels.
The Washington times., 1914-11-10
USING BIG WAR MAP.

In General Joffrc's headquarters hangs
a special map, the scale of which IS
one-thousandeth. 1t shows every road,
canal. railway. bride path. pig trail.
bridge clump Of trees, hill, mountain,
valley. river. creek, and swamp. There
Is also a wonderful collection Of wax
headed pins of all colors and sizes, rep
resenting various army units.
Into the room run many wires. both
telephone and telegraph, and wireless
apparatus
The battle is about to commence. The
troops have been distributed all along
the 200-mile lines The Germans are
facing them. A bell rings:
Hello ?-Yes?-Th Germans are at
tacking General Durand's division?
They are in superior numbers? The gen.
eral needs re-enforcements? All right
The staff officer who has taken this
information over the telephone hurries
to where General Bertholet is sleeping.
The general has Just doZed off. But ne
ia wide awake IN an instant.
In twinkle General Bcrtholet To-
Gates Durands division. Ten miles BACK
are reserves, under General Blanc, aC-
cOrding to the pins. BcrthOlet also
learns from the pins that a number
Of motor busscs are near by.
''Ordcr General Blanc he commands
'bv motor buses 10 re-enfCrce Durand
at once with 10000 men, four batteries
of seVenty-five millimeter artillery ten
machine guns and three squadrons Of
cavalry.
Within two minutes General Blanc has