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The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-04-12
FRAMING A SURPRISE ,

|, FRAMING A SURPRISE
Pat came out of the house, laugh
ing all over his face He started down
the street, turned the corner in the
direction of a saloon, still laughing,
when he ran into friend.
Say, what strikes you so funny?"
inquired the friend
We'll" said Pat, Mikes been in
the habit of hitting my vest pocket
where carry my cigars, and break
ing them all the time. By jabers, I'll
fix him now; 1 got a stick of dyna-
mite in there. "-Phila. Record.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-04-12
ARRIVING At 1T

A young student was one day walk
ing through certain town, when he
met an old half-wit, whom he thought
to chaff. Going up to, him, he said:
''Well, John, can you tell me how
long man can live without brains?"
INA, me-" said John, ''I'm sure I
couldna dae that; but hoo auld are ye,
yerself?"
The Detroit times., 1915-02-20
APARTMENTS LEAD
BUILDING LIST
Little Industrial and Commercial
Work Coming From Offices
of Architects

4 Apartments and residences formed
the. bulk Of the new work coming
from the ofllces Of the architects dur
ing the past, week. according to the
report Of the Builders & Traders ex'
change.
Industrial and commercial work
was not much In evidence.
A four-story brick and steel, store
and apartment building (six stores and
Is apartments), to be erected on the
northeast corner Of Woodward and
Owen-aves. for Robert Brown, with
Harry C. Stevens as the architect, and
a six-story, brick and steel, apartment
eco families), to be built on the south
side of Baggst., between Cass-ave
and Park-blvd.. Tor Samuel EPlotkin
with JOS p. Jogerst as the architect
we're two of the largest items In the
list. A number OF brick residences
were noted.
The Detroit times., 1915-02-20
SELLS $l28,9OO
WORTH OF PROPERTY
Alfred Y. Saeger. of Pontiac, Dis
poses Of Several Valuable
Places In Detroit

Alfred Y. 6aeger. retired farmer OF
Pontiac, has disposed OF sl28.S0(
worth Of his real estate holdings In
and near Detroit during the past
week or two. and has made several
new purchases. The Zeigen Real Els
tate exchange represented Mr.. SaegeI
In the several deals. Mr.. Saeger ID
one OF the principal stockholders and
secretary OF the zeigen Construction
Co. Norman B. Trim. George H. Sher
man and G. r. Steadman helped to
negotiate the following sales:
To James A. Geraghty. OF Ypsilanti
Mich. the large. brick and stone. 10
apartment building at No. 276 Frede-
ricL-ave.. Detroit; for the sum Of $685..
900.
To Joseph Il. Newcomer. OF MONIES
sen Penn. the large stone and brick
department building at No. 284 Frede-
rick-ave.. Detroit. for $4,000.
To Fred H. Zeigen, Mr.. Saeger sold
his beautiful country home at No. 725
Forest-ave. east, Ypsilanti, Mich, for
$4,000. This property known as the
Fisher property with nearly a quarter
of mile frontage on Forestave in
side the city limits, and q depth of
half a mile. and beautiful buildings. 10
considered the show place Of Ypsilan-
Il. Mr.. Zeigen has purchased the
place for country home.
To Charles Winterhalter, Mr..
Saeger sold his 190-acre farm In
White Lake township, Oakland county
for $15,500. Mr.. Saeger has been liv-
ing on this place with his niece for
several wears past, but expects To
move to Detroit with his son, Alfred
saeger, Jr.. who has an art studio on
Broadway.
To Lem w, Borden. OF Ann Arbor,
~ lots on Ahn-ave., between Birdsell
and Casgrain-sts.. Pontiac, Mich, for
$4,000.
In making the above deals Mr..
Saeger took In some land contracts
and cash. and also took over several
other properties.
The Detroit times., 1915-02-20
CIVIL SERVICE RULE MAY
NEVER COME TO VOTE

Opposition to the proposed civil
service amendment to the charter In
SO strong In the. common council that
there Is a belief that 1t will never be
taken from the table. Aid. vernor's
motion to refer back to the commit.
tee was Loaf by vote Of IS to 10. Az
a three-fifths vote II necessary to sub
nit an amendment to the people, II Is
thought that instead OF trying 70 find
thres more votes to make the neces.
sary 20, the aldermen who favor the
measure will let II sleep.
This amendment proposes that
heads of departments be given liberty
to choose between the highest I'VE
men on the eligible list, whenever q
vacancy Is to be filled. II IL a meas
ure highly esteemed by the administra,
ton men, but Aid. Vernon, who is call
ed the father of civil service" 10 BIT,
terly opposed to II. and says that its
passage will upset and practically
nullify civil service In city ofYices.
The Detroit times., 1915-02-20
AND ALL
= HUMORS GIVE WAY

There are many things learned
from experience and observation
that the older generation should i'm
press upon the younger. Among
them IL the fact that scrofula and
other humors are most successfully
treated with Hoods SarsapariIla.
This great medicine is a peculiar
combination Of remarkably effective
blood purifying and health -givins
roots. barks and herbs. and has bsen
tested for forty years. Get II today.
~ ADV.
The Detroit times., 1915-02-20
CONVICTED THIEF RAILS
AGAINST FORMER PAL

George Holland, sneak thief. con-
victed of the theft of diamonds, rings.
necklaces and other jewelry from the
residence Of Mrs. Mary K. Schmidt,
rallied bitterly against his former pal
when sentenced by Judge Phelan, Fri
day, to serve two and one-half years
in Marquette prison. He said that
Joe Woods. Of Martins Ferry, O., had
tipped him of, to the police.v and
added. I'll settle accounts with Joe
Woods when do my bit" .k
Police recovered the stolen dia-
monde in local pawnshop. Later,
Woods and Holland were arrested In
Ohio, and Holland alleges that Woods,
tc gain his freedom, ~squealed" on him
for the Detroit job.
He was identified by the pawnbrok.
or, and convicted.
The Detroit times., 1915-02-20

CRATER Is discovered In his villa on
the Thames where scheming Germans
attempt to sell him an Egyptian mum
my, Out OF the mysterious case steps
Cleopatra. Instead OF being sold. she
dismisses the traders and proceeds to
fall In love with Wailingford. whom
she mistakes for her long lost lover,
Marc Antony. wallingford's poetry
spouttng secretary, Clorinda Scribblem,
In jealous OF Cleopatra and when
Blackie Daw also arrives to threaten
him. Wallingford decides TO return to
Chicago. Thither they all go and the
second act IL placed, on the campus OF
the University OF Chicago and the
famous Yale fence This scene gives
opportunity for keen and clever satire
on college life, and for rollickinx
songs and dances. The last act shows
Wallin gford's home on the lake front.
There viii be a special matinee Mon
day, Washington's birthday.
bringing Up Father" new mu-
steal comedy based upon the newspa-
per cartoons OF the same title. created
by George MacManus, will be the Offer
ing In the Lyceum theater, the week
beginning Feb 20.
GAYETY
The, Winning Widows" will bring
a new musical comedy TO the .Gayety
theater. Sunday afternoon. for a
weeks stay. A special feature OF the
vaudeville novelties will be the act OF
Toots Paka and her Hawaiian singers
and dancers. In the native songs and
dances accompanied by music played
The Detroit times., 1915-02-20
Monday, March LIST

at o'clock am, standard time, and
will continue In session until $40
O'Clock y. m. standard time, contin
uously on the day mentioned. FOR the
purpose OF making q perfect list. ~
near as may be, of all persons resid
ing In such district qualified as cleo
tors by law. and for the purpose oil
performing such duties as devolve
upon them by law.
A session Of said Board Of Regis
tration OF Electors will also be held
at the places named below. SATURDAY
the Third Day of April. 1915. at the
hour Of o'clock p. m, standard time
and continue in session until 0 O'Clock
p. m. standard time. such session Of
said Board being solely for the pur
pose Of receiving and acting upon any
application for either granting or 70
ceiving certificates os removal and
for the purpose Of registering quail
fled voters who may have been ab
sent from said city or sick on the day
appointed for registration.
The Detroit times., 1915-02-20
ADVERTISING TO AWAKEN
MANS DORMANT DESIRES

Frank w. Farnsworth, of-the J.
Walter Thompson advertising agency,
was the principal speaker before the
Adcraft club. Friday evening, talking
on the practicaF relation Of psychoi.
ogy TO advertising He said that the
mission of the advertising man f. 10
awaken dormant desires In the pub
lie mind. In the next meeting OF tie
club. my most successful campaign
will be the topic. II will be discussed
by III. T. Ewsld. of the Campbell.
Ewald. Of the CampbellEwald Co., l..
A. Pratt. OF the l. A! Pratt Advertis.
ing agency. and Lee Anderson, or the
Hupp Motor Car Co. ~
The Detroit times., 1915-02-20
| - y IN LOCAL PL.AYHOUSES

scter man and ssm Watson. eccentric
comedian. The feminine contingent IN
cludes Hazel Ford, Hose Henley and
Marie Fisher. Vaudeville acts Will De
presented by Miss Ford. Miss Fisher
and Mr.. Watson. Nile, Du Nord VIII
be an added attraction. ~
play The. Deep purple. VIII be pre-
sented next week. In the Avenue thea
ter. by the Avenue Permanent Play
ers. The Deep Purple" II the story
OF reformed woman crook, formerly
known az Frisco Kate" After Kate
has made up her mind 10 forsake me-
farious methods Of earning living,
she opens boarding house. unfor.
tunately for her. and her determina-
ton TO lead an honest life, former as
soeiates IN. !. the underworld seek her
them Through their threats to expose
her past life and TO reveal her where
abouts 10 the police. How Kate cir
cumvents several "queer deals" launch
cd by her former associates and saves
innocent persons from harm. makes an
exciting play.
William Farnum, paying the leading
part In "A Gilded Fool" made famous
BY Its original creator. Nat G. Good
ture film, Sunday, Monday, Tuesday
and "Wednesday, in the Family theater.
Mr.. Farnup Is as well and favorab,y
known to local playgoers as his
brother. Dustin. As IL IL the policy of
the Family 10 change It's bill twice
The Detroit times., 1915-02-20

II tss Ls w.asn V ssss ~ sum sn
day afternoon l. sccuratsiy describsd
a. q typical Lew Ftsids sntertainmsnt.
That means q lively. colorfui perform
~. dance and burlesqus participated.
'Hanky Panky'' II not unknown to To-
cal theatregoSrs. II has had long
ssSt AZ Ss ssrd ao Of . aes Sssn
The company presenting y - q large
one, with Bobby North at its head. and
includes many others who have con-
ence. The thread OF . story upon
which the songs, dances and fun are
strunE. - a slight travesty Of Get.
Rich Quick waiiingford." This genial
The Detroit times., 1915-02-20

home but he wouldn't" said Warren.
when I Lost my Job. my wife told ne
10 get out Of town. I csns TO Dotroi<.
and soon after found work, ! lost ny
sisht 10 an explosion. Since then.
understand. my wife has thrown over
this boarder for a married neighbor. !"
Judge Codd granted . decree to
Warren. Other DEGREES were granted
I'm the following cases: Walter J. W.
The Detroit times., 1915-02-20
TWO CANDIDATES QUIT
ELECTION CONTESTS

Gotfried Schultz, brother or Aid.
Herman Schultz. has withdrawn from
the aldermanic race in the Nineteenth
ward. Aid. Schultz says II was upon
his advice that mis- brother decided
to throttle his political ambitions.
"Cne alderman In family Is
enough. remarked Aid. Schultz.
George z. Hutton has Also with.
drawn from the fight for school In.
spector In the Sixth ward. Mr.. Hut.
ton was formerly member OF the
SCHOOL board.
The Detroit times., 1915-02-20

on the native musical instruments.
The Winning Widows include Blanch
Benton, Emelie Benner and Leona Fox
with Ben Holmes lcadlng$the van OF
comedians. The two acts OF the mu-
steal comedy are laid In handsome
home On Riverside drive, New York.
and in big hotei In Brighton. A large
chorus In feature of the song num-
beers and the dances.
Is
CADILLAC
revue In which noted stage people
are impersonated will be feature OF
The Passing Review OF 1914" In the
Cadillac theater next week. Lew Col
den will be seen as Nat Wills; Mark
Lea as joe Welsh. Ralph Rockway
as Scotti: Rose Henley as Eva Tan
quay; Hazel Ford as Emma rrentini;
Marie Fisher as Stella Mayhem; Sam
Watson as Eddie Leonard and James
Carvin as Oscar Hammerstein. The
revue In embellished with tuneful mu-
steal numbers and pretty dancing spe-
cialties In which chorus OF 20 girls
The Detroit times., 1915-02-20
SAYS WIFE sPURNED HIM
FOR BOARDER; DIVORCED

Blind. and In poor health. Harry O.
Warren told Judge Codd. Friday aft
ernoon. that his wife had driven him
from their home In Buffalo, so that
abe could be alone with the star
boarder."
Il tried to get this man to leave my
The Detroit times., 1915-02-20

= tCs.ts~s-si irsm l'r.ssdiss fsxe,.
Al this point now guests arrive In the
persons OF Madame Pom Pom. mo-
diste. and claims. her model maid.
schuitz sbeiisxss they tre wealthy;
they bslisyesSif Roger "A wealthy. 40
Schultz - once becomes \ matchrhak-
er at cross-purposes. Sir Roger. how
ever. fails seriously insk love with
Elaine aud. with Irish senthusiasn,.
s,s "s ,hs s w ssSs q sas i hear. o snS
maid ieayipg -shs dezen others TO get
9 ont OF the, tangie as best they may.
rne NOOK az "Mhat's uoing Onf' Ia BY
Miles overhoit. and the music BY VIII
There are sixteen jsiiy nuSicaI num-
bers In the score. y
william. Hodge in .-rhe Road 20
Happiness, viii come 10 the Garrick
thsater. the week OF March j. Star
and play are fayorites with Detroit
i a deiieh,fui play OF rural lie with
homeIy characters. tender romance
and hlisl devotion.
MILES
:, In Willie Ritchie, Americas light
weight champion. the Miles theater has
secured a timely feature for it's head
lire attraction. next week, as Richie
II to meet his former adversary. Fred
die Welsh In Madison-sq. garden In
about two weeks. and.is now In train
ing for the event Many look to
Richie 40 regain the worlds cham
pionshipy on that occasion. insisting
that he lost to Welsh largely on tech
nicaliti1s In the London bout last July.
Ritchie appears here with his sister. a
newcomer to the local boards. and who
Will present with her q number of the
modern dances In q ballroom scene. 20
The Detroit times., 1915-02-20

each week. Thursday, Robert warwick
VIII be seen IN Paul Armstrong's sx !.
This play Is we'll known to local
theatergoers also. IT will run for the
balance OF the week.
FOLLY
Sailors and Sweethearts," and
Joining the Lodge" are the musical
burlettas TO Se presented next week.
pree's Own Show. In addition to the
burlettas which are staged with spe-
cial scenery and elaborate changes OF
vaudeville acts. Offering several nov
elites, including Mile. De We're and her
The Detroit times., 1915-02-20
OFFICE or rHE cIry cLEak. !.

To the Qualified Electors Of the City
OF Detroit: ~
In accordance with the Charter Of
the City OF Detroit, notice IL hereby
given. that the District Board OF Reg.
istration OF Electors OF the election
districts named below, Of the City OF
Detroit. will meet In the election
houses of the district. the locations
of which are below designated, on
The Detroit times., 1915-02-20

wifs. Miss Bf.adford IL beautiful
and clever actrsss and the piece ct -
Howl n H6lnoroiis BIT OF characfer
work, 1.-THE Italian and the Boss
s ssels:s' A isS tsnsr. and Eieo
|funsters: Won Hampton and Josselyn.
|.sineersl and dancers. and the orpheo-
sncss Monday afternoon. waskinEton's
birthday. at ! and s:15 o'clock. Natl
|nees at the orpheum run daily from
b to sac o'clock feature and comedy
Inciock and from ais TO $50 o'clock
5rhe Aims for the hrst part OF the week
Include Martin Brown and Roszfka
the Polka crinoiins Habanera hesita,
H Zen OF Lincoln and "Neilis. the
Pride OF the Fire H HSa ,,,s are on the
changed every Monday and Thursday.
= wAHISxoToN
.The warrens or virginia. with
| Rianche sweet I'm the leading role. viii
| be ofYered on the picture screen OF the
Warrington theatsr next week. In
"rhe warrcns Of virginia" Mss sweet
piavs the role OF agatha warren.
southern girL who, eefS ssi,9 me y efE inn.
with A New York man. The events OF
| the conflict separate. them. as Agatha
IL naturally true 20 the south. I'D her
spite or her hatred for the northern
cauee and ali "a represents. Agatha
cannot absolutely conquer her love Cor
| the northern man, and does her best
. 70 nave his life when II II apparently
| IN peril NJ IA only after the war that
she comet 70 an Understanding Of thst
jaruer. view or life which can never
confound politics and sentiment
The Detroit times., 1915-02-20
With the Ministers

The fret series in the members con-
test Of the Detroit Whist club closed
last Monday evening, A. e. stellwagen
with plus score of 1880. The fol-
lowing scores were made In the Mon
day evening game;
EAST AND WEST.
w. N. Edison and A. c. stellwagen,
6: b. Clark and f. 8. Eaton. plus 8.
=. A. Osborn and T. s.. Pratt. plus p
r. Z, Balkwiil and F. j. Memo.
6. r. Beilman and c. F. Bazine,
NORTH AND SOUTH
r. w Bright and Thomas Wat
son pius s,s.. -
So %Sn and ana = e. SuRH% ois;n Dl aver 2
+ Q; Bates and J. W. Mccausey,
w; Bradley and Harry wyma,
The Saturday game resulted in the
following scores:
EAST AND WEST.
Rr Mrs W; L stannard and f. f. w
Mrs. s. A. Commons and w. L. Bloom
Mrs. J. W. Steiner and Thomas wat.
}. W Bradley and t. Pratt
Mrs. L. Charboneau and w. N. Ed.
NORTH AND SOUTH
Mrs. c. +. Bielman and J. w. Nc.
of @ss' +. pi L. " Z bright ana Mrs.. !,
Mrs 4. r. sage and c. F. Ba.ine
Mrs. 2. J. Stout and Mrs. p. L. slick
minus 8.
The regular ladies' night game oper
70 ladies and mixed pairs will be
played at the club room. krcadis
building. next Thursday evening. M
! o'clock. There will be matinee oper
game every Saturday until furthe,
notice. A cordial invitation IL exfcndee
TO all minister's TO attend these events
The eeuscii committee On psrk. md
beulevards will meet Jointly vsssk
the committee on bridges next Tues-
day afternoon at o'clock 10 decide
which OF two Belle Isle bridge pro-
positions Will be submitted TO ths
voters In the spring election. Cor
poration Counsel Lawson has in
formed members OF the park and
| boulevard committee that only ons
proposition could 80 on the ballot
| sue Of approximately $4,000. GOO for
a new bridge TO replace the present
structure, or one 20 bond tor the
construction OF new bridge az the
head 81 the Island
The Detroit times., 1915-02-20
Notice Of Re-registrstion

In the 17th. 18th, 18th, goth and 21st
wards and In the 18th district Of the
18th ward; The 9th district OF the
18th ward, and the 10Th and nth die
triets Of the 18th ward, notice 10 CIV
en- OF Reorganization under the law
by reason OF the rs-districtlnC oe these
wards. Electors who have removed
from thess dIstriets will not be re.
CURED TO present removal certificates
to the Registration Board In the die.
triot In which they now resids, but
shall be registered upon application,
The Detroit times., 1915-02-20


The following In a true copy OF Sec
ton l OF Article z OF the Constitution
or the state. az amended. which likes
1.-THE qualifications OF electors:
Section 1. I'm al elections. every
male inhabitant OF the state being =
icftizen OF the United States, every
male inhabitant residing I'd this state
on the twenty-fourth day OF June.
Ieighteen hundred thirty-nve, every
male inhabitant residing IN this state
Ion the frst day OF January. elghteea
hundred nifty"
| Every male inhabitant of forsign
birth, who having resided In this
state for two years and stx months
prior to the eighth day Of November,
eighteen hundred ninety-four, and
Having declared his intention - -
come a citisen OF the United Stofoo
1.-Two years and SIX months prior to
said last named day. and every civil
lied inhabitant of Indian descent, =
native OF the United States. and not
a member OF any tribe, shall b An
elector and entitled TO vote; but no
one shall be an elector or entitled @
vote at any election uniess he shan
De ABOVE tut akE VI kN<utyVAU y <04~e
and has resided IN this state p1x
months and In the township or waro
In which he offers to vote. tweney
days next preceding such election:
Provided. That In time Of war. b.
surrection or rebellion; no Quall1G4
elector I'm the actual military serviG1
of the United states. or Of this stnt4
|or I'm the army or navy thereof s11l
be deprived OF his vote BY reoooo &
his absence from the t0vnshiR v114
Tor state In which he ree1dee. eno -
Legislature shall have The power o.
shall provide the manner End the IT,
and place al which such absent go
tors may vote. and for the conv1
and return Of their votes 20 ~ oG@
ship or ward election distric< q 49,
they respectively reside - oehesvl
Richard LIN
frt 49, I'm A. u. Il. H. e ID * TT
The Detroit times., 1915-02-20
REGIS TRATI0N DAY, MONDAY. MARCH
Booths Open 4. n. to $40 r. III So
PRIMARY ELECTION, WEDNESDAY llAnc|
Pole Open q q III. TO 10 q. ri.

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t,atlnvs. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ny
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second District Barron and Dear
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Fourth District - LafAystts ana