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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-03-09

mental and the comedian h eeeen-
trio.
There Is a freshness and flavor
about the sketch that make Il thor
ouyhly enjoyable. II 10 light. frothy
and nighty--iust like musical
comedy ought TO be--and about the
time you have decided that you like
Il immensely, down goes the cur
tain and the next number IL on.
And it's a tango comedy. Seven
society buds come TO the Tassle
House for a dancing lesson for
which they VIII pay the outrageous.
but extremely fashionable price Of
$4,000. The Tassles are unable 10
return from q Long Island motor
trip In time 10 give the lesson. So
the Tassle chauffeur. Mr.. Bergman.
and the Tassle maid, Miss Clark.
decide 70 instruct the debutantes.
collect the reward and then carry
out certain matrimonial plans they
have In contemplation. They are
assisted In the nrst part OF their
plans by two very clever buffers,
Clifford Robertson being the tall
butter. and Vincent Erne being the
small one. Mr. Bergman and Miss
Clark sing several catchy songs and
they dance gracefully. The buffers
supply the comedy The society
buds make up the dainty chorus.
Bert Enrol in the portrayal OF fe-
male roles Is second Julian FL
tinge. RE Is the envy OF every
woman In the theater with his won
derful gowns that he wears so we'll
Many a dainty musical comedy star
would give a great deal 10 possess
voice like Bert's. His singing OF
my Hero" from the Chocolate Sob
der. and Marguerite" from Faust
Is worth hearing.
The opening act on the bill must
be given third place. Maurice Dia-
mond with two graces. Helen Nc
Mahon and Rene Chaplow. has q
singing dan Inc and talking novel
" called The Scarecrow." IL Is
SO tAT hIrau VI Nht a'NAetN - "
its kind that the trio deserve n bet
ter place on the bill
Eghert Van Alstyue, assisted by
the LooJ brothers. offers revue OF
his own song hits. A little Van
Alstyne sings one OF the latest
family hits. wrap Ne In Bundle"
TO the great delight OF the audience.
Mr.. Van Alysuns has happy fac
ulty for writing songs that score
real hits.
Edwin George may not be the
cleverest juggler in the world, b.
he probably has the most eontinu.
Gus now OF conversation. he bant-
ers the audience into believing that
he can do tricks he never attempts.
even on stage.
such Extravsgance" is the title
OF breezy sketch In which Mr.. and
Mrs Frank Gilmore appear II IL
lnstrates an unusual method Of
: aiming a spendthrift wife 20 live on
her husbands salary OF 5000 q
year. Clark and Verdi. Italian dia-
lect entertainers. and The Five
Satsudas. japanese tuglegrs. help TO
round out the bill. The Mooreoscope
pictures are amusing
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-03-09
ID. u. II. BOARD
WILL URGE
ROADS SALE
tce.t,..el sr.. P... o...,

Q legal and workable plan be found
Tor assuming the debt.
II IL the intention OF the com.
mission TO ask Attorney Alfred
Luckins and Corporation Counsel
Lawson TO have such . plan In read
mess 10 present to the stockhoid.
ers. In their meeting. March 81. II
Ii expected that the d. U. r. attor.
neys viii cooperate with the com.
missions legal stan In this matter.
II the d Y. r. stockholders ratify
the scheme. the people must de-
eide. by . three-nfths vote. whether
they approve taking over the street
railways on the proposed conditions.
The directors letter Ia a. follows:
Detroit Mich, March 1. 1915.
To the Honorable, the Board OF street
HHAiiwsy commissioners. Mr.. James
osntiemsn-rhe proposition con-
tained In your favor OF the - uit.
TO acquire the properties OF this COM
pany within the one-fare sone. So
the principal and interest OF its mort
gage bonds amounting TO $4,000 600.
Was considered by . quorum OF al
rectors at . regular meeting OF the
board on the ~ uit Resuitingiy, q
special meeting Of the stockholders
was called 20 be held March ~ to
pass upon this proposition. IN accord
ancs with the accompanying notice
To the stockholders.
The directors present considered
this important matter. In realization
OF the fact that the compeny's plant
account records show. an investment
I'm these properties exceeding s5s.-
600. 800 and % the further fact that
should the principles employed In
Cleveland TO determine values be ap-
piled 20 the basic figures given you
by Prof Bemia these properties have
a vaiue % more man $4,000 900. The
conditions IN Detroit. however. are
such respectinG the desirs OF the city
20 municipalities these properties that
the directors present are willing TO
recommend to the stockholders ac-
do so at the stockhoiders' mseting.
stipsistiHs snly that this trAnsac-
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-03-09

In favor OF Thaw vii probably De
made.
Presentation Of court records
showing Thzw's acquittAl Of kinins
stanford White because Of insanity.
and his commitment to Mattea~an
was the formal initial testimony
plarned by the prosecution Among
the nrst witnesses viii be DR.. John
W. Russell. former head Of Mattea-
wan. He VIII tell Of Thaw's alleged
attempted bribery Of Attorney John
Anhut with $4,000 TO aid Thavs
escape.
II Vas reported today that four
Of the codefendants would not be
called TO the stand Il was regarded
a. significant that Gentleman Rog-
err Thompson sat apart from Tha~
and other principals in the automo-
bile fight from Mattearan. II he
turns states evidence II IL believed
the state viii ask leniency. II he IL
convicted. but without formally ac-
oep,ing any offer from Thompson 20
aid the state.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-03-09

were as big hit rs ever at the
crowded matinee In their outland.
ish makeup.
Dainty Edna Northlane. last here
with t1e playlet in and Out" ap-
pears with Jack Ward IN a very
oommendable dancing and. singing
novelty. They were warmly re-
ceived MoLtay. Mendel and Nagel.
playing violin and an accordion
In the Earb OF Italian street must
ciAas. are a talented team. smiletta
brothers and Mora open the show
with clever grotesque acrobatics
and the pictures close.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-03-09
DEER
BILL IS UP
IN LANSING
goIons at Capital Think
One for One Is
Sufficient
GAME LAWS GET
SHAKING UP
Extension of School
Book Law Urged
in Senate

LANSING. Mich. March s.-Rep.
Glnssey Penny's zone deer bill stood
~ 90 test Of consideration In com.
No. e the whole Monday night
Ooaslderatior Of the bill provoked
q unssually long discussion, pro
loaging the usually brief Monday
niens session for almost an hour.
The question At issue appeared TO
- whether one dear or two should
- ths seasons Kill. this feature be
~ lost sight OF temporarily In dis
cuusion over . proposition, suggest.
- By Rep. william Nank, OF Mt.
Clemens and introduced as an
anendmsnt by Rep. Charles Culver.
g DETROIT. providing for absolute
psohibition OF deer-slaying for q
Deriod Of I'VE years
Ihh proposition was voted down.
~ vas that OF Rep. william DeBoer.
@ Grand Rapids. who wished deer
ki11lns prohibited In alternate years.
Rep. Penny's bin took the form OF
IN amendment to the present game
lavs and Rep. Ari H. woodruff. OF
Wyon1otte. took advantage Of this
lNcg . pnh through an amendment
okanging the number Of partridges
Wk5eh 3 hunter may have In his pos
soroion NJ one time from Is 10 Is
no. Psnny's bill placing a bounty
CO Ra1s vas also approved and placed
IN ihird reading.
-. Person's bin providing a de-
oc)oncy appropriation for the Michi-
cnn Agricultural college and Senator
WooG's bill providing for \ replat.
III q al townships In the state
~ we're passed In committee
10. Clark's bill allowing super
vloess 70 appropriate money for the
ecoon<1on Of county agricultural
oocnes vas psssed and transmitted
- ~ senate.
Duf three bills were introduced in
~ house. One. by Rep. Oakley.
comDe1s agents OF companies carry
- vorhmen's liability insurance 10
o1oola licsnses from the state insur-
oneo commissioner; another BY Rep
roeotn provides that the state hotel
ln0Doctor shall work under the direc-
IN o. the labor department and
shal receive q salary Of $500 2
yeor: and third. by Rep McMiilen.
,pociaes the rewards 20 be paid for
Hhe di6erent kinds Of good roads.
TIE Monday night senate session
aas @ short ss that Of the house
was long.
Bour bills. Senator Fosters provif
me Cor the extension 81 the uniform
loxt book plan through the entire
public school system: Senator Tay-
1og's amending the law TO allow state
Insane asylums 20 take persons able
% pAy for treatment without com
mlttnent by the courts, and Senator
Noeford's two measures increasing
tho ssiary Of the secretary Of
state board OF health and allowtns
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-03-09

lion shall be concluded within rea-
sonabIs time limits. and, of course
with the understanding that work
able and legal plan for the assump-
ton OF the mortgage debt shall %
formulated and carried into eneotl
Yours very truly,
(signed) J. O. HUrCHlHa
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-03-09

Rent Il II you don't own II. II
will pay big dividends by providinE
the things for which you have been
paying out good cash every year
and are sure to pay more for this
year.
So much can be produced on a full
lot that Il behooves the man who IL
going to take Mp gardening TO rent
one In the neishborhood II possible.
In addition 10 the back yard the
grover can supply his family with
enough stuf for summer and winter
and not lose any time from his reg.
ulsr employment
The Times 10 going to tell the PEG
pie Of Detroit how 20 make the baek
yard help feed the family. Read
the tvominutese-day articles tell.
ins you how to DO II. Start tomor
row.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-03-09
TIE su.sses. mes'. banquet held ~
der the assptc~s OF the Wayne

TIE business meu'. banquet held m
der the asspsc~s of the Wayne
County sunday School association
In Hotel Cadillac. Monday evening.
was a marked success from every
standpoint. =. = Kresge was toast
master. and interesting addresses
were made by Dr. George l. Robin
son and W G. PeRrce, Vocal num-
bers were given by A G.. Jackson
and Mrs c. 4. Ooodspeed.
". W. steriinG. aitae q. n. Cross, alias
james .. Buti<r. was arrested In
Phtladelphia Monday afternoon on
q charge Of passing a forged check
for SIS IN the Hotel rontchartrain,
and a check for 400 on q local
bank some time ago. HIS arrest
came when ne called for his mail
In the Phtiadeiphia postofnce. Pin
kerton detectives had traced him -
Bangor. Ne. and then down the
coast finally locating him In Phila-
telphia Detective John Grove
leaves Tuesday 10 bring him hack.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-03-09
TEMPLE.

"rhe Society Buds" musical
comedy bon bon. in which Jesse T.
lssky presents GLADYS Clark and
Henry Bergman. IL being staged In
the Temple thester THE week with
all the frills and thrills and com
pieteness that 70 with a bis produc.
ton IN which the star r. tempera-
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-03-09

DE-. >. u. wet.Hss'- reysvt q. s,r.e-
ter ~ the Fsvs RevsSue few 70,
ist year. rad IN the annual meet
tiIisis whieh vs aeeog,,ss e.,
~ increased facilities ard the al
dition OF course IN manual trpfn
ING. Out OF Zoe cases ~ boys cent
70 the farm and later released. ~
are doing we'll. Three 81 the 100
leaving.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-03-09
IqHIIEI.ATERS@3A

(Irene Pswioska). 10 the Gypsy I'D
der despite the latter's record OF
three wives. complete the cast OF
principals OF the operetts.
ELLA NAE HAWTHORNE.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-03-09
Food viii Be High and Scarce This Year;
Make Every Foot of Backyard GrOW Things

ter. Further. you not only get the
things you would buy. but you get
more OF them than you would buy.
Don't connne your efforts 10 the
back yard Make the side yard
count. too. Every foot Of ground Is
going to produce. A garden in the
side yard isn't going to destroy the
appearance Of your place. n plant
ed In neat rows and banked with
flowers the vegetables In the side
yard viii add 10 rather than de-
tract from the general showing OF
the house and lot.
ns vacant lot sdjoins you. plant
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-03-09

Two nglish Worlds In which all
the fe novels are to be found In
proper alphabetical order. are -ab-
steminous" and '-facetious."
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-28
NORWAY MAY BECOME
INDEPENDENT OF GAsoLENr

cHRlSTIANA. February o7.-Seek-
ing independent from the United States
IN the matter of gasolene supply. Nor
WcSian chemists are trying to produc.
cheap alcohol for motor fuel.
Already method has been discoy
cred by young chemist for utilizing
the sulphite lye In the waste from wood
pulp and ccllulosc. which heretofore has
run off in sewers, polluting the rivers
ana poisoning fish. This waste lye, 1t Is
found, can be made to produce alcohol
at cost OF 20 cents Il gallon, as against
the price OF 81 cents for gasolene II ia
said if this process We're fully developed
Norway could produce 5000, 600 or G..
"uo,ooo gallons OF motor alcohol n wear
ana thus become practically indcpend-
cnt of gasolenc.
The increased demand Tor motor fuel
mere. which has excited some comment
IN England because OF the suspicion
that the imports from the United States
were being reshipped into Germany is
duo largely TO the increasing number
Of motorboats used for freight passen-
gers and hshing along the fords ana
straits of tho Norwegian coast Owing
To the few railroads in the country, au.
tomohile traffic also has Increased enor.
mous!y. Motors are now used for the
delivery of even rural mall.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-28
DETERMINED TO UPHOLD
DIGNITY OF NETHERLANDS
Queen Devotcs Herself to Welfare OF
Army. Which IL Kept In Constant
Training.

THE HAGUE, HOLLAND. February
24.-tluccn Wilhemina has displayed
wonderful sinKlencss of mind with her
Cabinet and her people In their deter
mination to uphold the dignity as we'll
as tho neutrality OF Holland The
Queens popularity has. IL possible. in
creased with her years. and the gov
crnment. the foreign relations, the de-
lenses and the social condition of the
Netherlands. are her constant care
AT the beginning of hostilitics the
Queen and her ministers Immediately
recognized the delicate situation OF the
Netherlands, lying on the scashorc, to-
sether with Belgium, as /; buffer be
tween the powerful German and British
empires. and with its territory tempt
ingly open to violation by either bel
ligcrent
The Dutch Cabinet, always acting in
conjunction with the young monarch,
decided TO call its defensive forces TO
arms. and the Netherlands troops were
In fact, completely mobilized and pre-
pared for eventualitics even before the
armies or the warning powers had been
Drought up TO war footing. Since
those anxious days in the beginning OF
August the Netherlands army has been
in constant training under the watch
fui eye OF it's COMMUNICATIVE chief and
ruler, who day after day rides out on
horseback 20 some point of military
concentration and inspccts the mcn,
from whom she often inquiries person
ally AZ to their comfort and condition
The soldiers, kept away from their
families for months, although their
country is not at war, are greatly
cheered by these visits The Queen
SHOWS them every sympathy, and en-
courages them to exercise patience in
carrying out their trying patriotic du-
ties.
Her Majesty decided to refrain from
ceremonial functions while the war
continued, and her meetings with cour-
tiers and diplomats have been OF n
purely informal nature ever since the
war began.
The Queens mode OF living is of the
utmost plainness consonant with her
position. She Is as n rule kent busy
with State affairs, but every moment
when she can break away from her
sovereign duties is given to the SUPER
vision or the training and education OF
her little daughter, the Princess Ju-
Llama.
Prince Henry. the Queens consort.
has entirely obliterated his personality
from Dutch affairs of State during
these trYing times, and he never by
any chance intcrferes in the politics OF
the country OF his adoption. As presi-
dent of the Dutch Red Cross, he re-
Gently paid visit to the interned
troops-BelGians British and German
and among them found some wounded
Mecklenburg soldiers, to whom he
spoke In their own dialect and after
wards sent them and their fellow
prisoners some comforts. He devotes
himself to the Red Cross and other
benevolent institutions most of tho
time, but at other times he takes his
sporting rifle and gives himself up to
the chase over the royal country es
tate. Altogether, the Prince has sue
ceedcd In winning for himself since
his marriage to the Queen a great
amount OF real respect among the
Dutch people.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-28
NEARLY I6,0O0 CARLOADS
OF GRAIN FOR GERMANY

BUCHAREST. ROUMANIA. February
2i,--Nearly $1,000 carloads OF grain
mostly wheat and rye, are stored AT
the Roumanian railroad stations await
ing transfer to Germany and Austria
Hungary. About half of the quantity
is consigned to German millers
lack OF rolling stock has operate ed
against prompt transfers, but Germany
has now met this problem with an
agreement TO send into Roumania daily
500 box cars, which are to he used In
transporting the grain. The FIRST OF
these have arrived. With Austria
Hungary no agreement has been
reached at yet, but it's share OF the
grain is being shipped out as rapidly
ms the number OF ears available ner,
nits
Ii is said here that In lieu OF certain
concessions. Germany Will IN the flu
turc observe a more liberal commercial
policy with Roumania What these
concessions are, however. coald not be-
aSccrtainc
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-28

When YOU take one of stuarts Dys-
pepSia Tablets after meal, the food
Is digcsted by the tablet even better
than your own stomach can do it,
This is why the use of Stuarts Dys-
pcpsia Tablets has become so universal
among those who suffer from any kind
OF stomach troubles.
Take one of Stuarts Dyspepsia Tab
lets after your next meal. and if YOU
are given to bclching, sour risings
fermentation. heavy, lumpy. feeling il,
the stomach. indigestion. dyspepsia
loss of appetite or any other stomach
arrangement. YOU VIII find at once .,
remarkable improvements.
Stuarts Dyspepsia Tablets are the
most wonderful tablets on earth for
any kind of stomach trouble.
They enrich the gastric juices, and
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Try one after your next meal. no
mat tier what you eat. You'll find your
appetite return for the meal after and
you VIII feel fine after eating
Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets are for
sale at all druggists at soc a box
Send couron below to-day and we
VIII at once send You by mail u sam
pie free.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-28
W Ss~ sprins p Messi: 81 3. =
Muslin Underwear Reduced

Womcn's Hcmstitchcd Drawers, made
OF fine grade muslin, In all styles, fun
a, ..,.,.. sDSS'"l l2l2c
Womcn's Muslin Corset Covers.
trimmed with beautiful laces and en-
broideries; worth SOC; special 90
at ...... Observation-Disclosures. cOS
Women's Muslin Night Gowns. trim
med at neck and arms with laces ana
embroideries; worth 29c; special o.
Women's Petticoats. made of fine
grade muslin, deep embroidered Enn
aounce: worth CSC; special at. oOS
Night Gowns for women. with beau
.iful embroidery and lace trim
niDgs: worth SIPS: special to- OK
Women's Night Gowns. made of fine
luality muslin, with lace and en-
broidery trimming; worth soc; 20,
'PtSiai 1T ..........
Womcn's Muslin Drawers I'm all
wanted styles. embroidery trimmed
and plain; regular and extra 9Oo
sizes; worth soc, at........... ocS
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-28

Made of poplin and black and white checks, gabar
dimes and silk poplin in splendid variety depend
able coloTs The coats portray both medium and short
lengths, with braid and fancy trimmings while the
skirts wide haring bottom and at
the knees The quality style compare favor
ably with any suit sold elsewhere at s25 and SOY
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-28

Dyspepsia
No More Gurgly Hrnsh, "Lump Of
Lend" Dad Digestion, Heartburn
or Stomach Troubles.
0uick Mclief. Cost. NotI,inr 1o .

Quick Relief. Costs Nothing TO Try.
The man who can't help making
races Mt his stomach, the man or wo-
man with II Grouchy digestion. or with
downright dyspepsia need fret no more
over stomach troubles
The heaviest. richest dinners. the
most unspeakable quick lunches, ali
can be taken care OF without impos-
ing on the stomach. y scientific di-
gestive can do the digcsting, where
the stomach either did not do II before
or did II very Numerically.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-28
4[{lH1l'za; &Y:{;{1y!!'tf
Silks and Dress Goods Underprice A

25c Secos. the half silk chiffon null
known for its pretty chine. it's soft and
ciinSlng qualities and durable wear: "a
table full 10 select from; all to go: 10
1893 yards of Imported Japanese Shirt
ing Silks, that Will laundcr perfectly:
they are of pure silk, full yard wide
and come in all colors OF stripes: CO.
value soc; Anniversary Sale. OOC
The Best Chiffon Broadcloth that $3.50
ever bought; costs you only Si.45 the yard
here Tomorrow; all colors: sponged and
ready for use; Forstmann ~
liuifInanns make; Anniversary Ct Az
VIE 5f-inch Broadcloths all colors
and bargain at sl.25 yard: these goods
ar" sponGed, and when made up can't tell
mem rom the more expensive Goo
quality: Anniversary Sale ....... W.
5Vc 54-inch Soaking. in a line OF good
staple shades, excellent for understands,
mems shirts, etc: sold for on
less than soc; Anniversary Sale Or
l5c Eookfold Shepherd Checks, woven
colors rot printed: little moro than one
half price for this popular material. that
IL in special demand for sprint, wear:
black and white only: Anniversary M
''''i' ''.''''.-.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-28

Sl.0V 36-inch All Pure Heavy Satin
Mcssalinc tStchlis) the best made: every
yard guaranteed: all the colors wanted;
one OF the most popular materials for
spring. your choice from 40 OK
shades: Anniversary Sale ...... CoS
$3.50 40-inch All Pure Silk Crepe Me-
teors, beautiful. clinEing, firm quality in
all TN: newest Of spring shades; your
choice. including black nnd CT 20
white: Annivcrsary Sale ........ p1'oJ
$3.50 All Pure Silk Crepe de Chimes:
compare the quality and width with those
shown elsewhere at $3.50 yard; we have
a most elaborate color assortment of u
evening and street shades 10 select
from Anniversary Sale per ST OO
Fard ......... ........ ........ YA'OO
$40 3i-inch Chiffon Taffetas: we show
a>1'cautifu color assortment of all the
new shades. including black and white;
the quality that sells elsewhere for more
money: We viii sell at Anuiversary 70.
Sale .......... Observation-Disclosures. JS
2oc 35-inch Lining Satecn. made OF
extra fine full mercerized cotton: very
fine. suppl" quality; splendid for all kinds
OF lining purposes: all colors; An 1do
niversary Sale OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES In
Slo0 3G-inch Silkc Faille; an exceptional
opportunity to save almost half on this
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-28
SULTAN READY TO LEAVE

tMPerihf Trhlns, WITH Steam Up, Kent
In Constnnttnople Stations.
PARIS, February 27.--A Matin dis
patch from Athens repeats the story
published several times recently that
the Sultan Of Turkey Is preparing to
leave Constantinople, and that imperial
trains are kept with steam up In the
railroad stations The dispatch adds
that inhabitants of the Prinkipo Islands
in the Sea OF Marmora, near CONSTANT
noplc. have been instructed to hold
themselves In readiness TO leave