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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-10-02
BANK HEAD
INDICTED
Three Officials of Rig1
Concern Charged \
With Perjury

WASHINGTON, Oct. ,.-ChariS
c. Glover. president OF the Riger|
National bank; William J. Ftathefz
yice-president. and II. II. Flathax
cashier. were indicted late FridaS
for perjury In connection with TIE
banks recent suit against SecrS1
tary McAdoo and Comptroller wa
liams.
Four indictments were returned
against each OF the bank ofYicial0|
who are charged with perjury r.
making an affidavit which set fortE
that the bank never had engage1
In stock market transactions and
had no transactions with Lewis
Johnson & Co., defunct local stood
brokers.
Attorneys for Secretary McAdou
and Comptroller Williams contend.
ed at the trial Of the banks suit
that the books OF Lewis Johnson =
! Co. showed many transactions n
ehN hah'uo VI tut Jain OmCI0AU
named The case soon afterwar&
was laid before grand Jury Woe.
President Milton K. Allies and "a
shua Evans, Jr.. assistant cashiel
OF the bank, were called to testify;
They are not mentioned in the -;
dictments returned today.
The indictments are SEQUEL ~
the suit OF the bank which allegeG
that Secretary McAdoo and Comp
troller Williams. because of per-
sonal animus toward some OF tn
banks officers. had conspired to IL
Jure the institution by withdra wing
public deposits, making extraor6iuI
airy demands for special reports an(
finally by imposing a fine OF 5000
upon the bank for failure to mal1
a certain report called for by the
comptroller.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-10-02
RAID DISCOVERS
STOLEN PROPERTY

The roundup of big gang OF sus-
poets at No. I73 Wilkins-st.. and an
other raid on Beaubisn-st. house.
In quest Of plumber from turglaries
and safe jobs, resulted in the issu-
ance Of four warrants, Friday.
Sam Cohen. proprietor ~ the
Wilkins-st. house. was charged with
being a disorderly person. and Dan
Nendel a roomer in his house, was
charged ith receiving stolen prop
crty. Il -rolen watch having been re-.
covered In Mendels effects.
David Sheyne and David Miller.
arrested In the Beaubien-st. house.
are also charged with receiving
stolen property. some of the jewelry
seized In their room. having been
identified az plumber from bur-
glaries.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-10-02

MILES,.
Next weeks vaudeville program in
the Miles will offer as the headline
attraction The Six Southern Bellies"
in a melange Of singing. dancing and
Instrumental selection. These young
ladies. ell southt rners by birth, sing
tho songs OF Dixieland. introduce sew
cral new and exclusive numbers and
play various musical instruments
with skill Second In prominence Is
the Offering OF "Ihasma, the Goddess
OF Light" a spectacular novelty that
was originated and produced by Mar
lynne and is said to he an elaborate
scenic and electrical display. The
four scenes include The silver
shower" visions Dart" The Vol
cano" and The Spirit OF Winter"
The Venetian Four. Italian singers
and instrumentalists and masters of
the harp and violin. will offer an at
traCtive number. Fun In a Music
and Robinson. IL skit said TO have
been constructed wholly 10 gain
laughs Famous as the most success
full imitator of Fred stone. Of Mont
gomcry and stone. Bill Doolcy. the
eccentric comedian and dancer. will
appear in a new and original mono
logue conClL ding with the rope
dance" impersouatirg every move
and gesture Of the famous comedian.
Scnbury and Price offer n novelty In
which they illustrate songs with pas
tel paintings The latest Hearst-Se.
lig weekly and seven reels of new
movie features and comedies will be
shown.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-10-02

meeting In the near future. and that
officers OF the civic organizations be
invited to attend.
II WAS announced that more than
10 speakers are on the committees
list rs available for public meetings.
The committee will try to secure at
least 40 more. Arrangements are
TO be made for so MONDAY meetings.
beginning Monday. Oct. IL. George
William Moore was made chairman
OF a committee on literature and
pamphlets; Thomas l. Dalton. chair.
man OF COMMITTEES to arrange for
meetings and speakers. and Charles
3. Hampton treasurer OF the gen
eral body.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-10-02
RESTAURANT is
IMMORAL RESORT

frankie Ormsby. proprietress OF
a restaurant At No. 06 Fort-st. east,
was fined $50 or 80 days. Friday.
for operating a disorderly resort,
in connection with the restaurant
II was n rather clever plan OF
Miss Ormsby's. but Detective Ed
ward Kunath. OF the free lance
squad. happened to discover a Sc
cret tunnel that connected the res
taurant with a resort next door. a,
No. - Fort-st. east, the resort hav
ing been closed up by the police
shortly before. and having apparent
~ remained closed.
Inmates ~ the resort posed a.
Mattresses IN the restaurant.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-10-02
TEMPLE.

\ Gnc array OF notables. novelties
ard nonsense viii make up tho TEN
pIe BIN next week with Dorothy Jar
don making her local vaudeville
debut Miss Jardon is not only one
of the best voiced singers in musical
comedy. but one Of the most attraC-
tive from a sartorial as well as a
physical aspect She is a handsome
woman and invariably handsomely
gowncd. For her Temple engage
ment she will offer y selection of
character songs with George Harriss
assisting ut the piano That eminent
actor, singer. humorist and vaudevil-
liam Edwin stevens. Will lac second
feature OF the program. Assisted by
dainty Tina Marshall Mr. stevens
VIII offer new stit In "A musical
frame entitled Character Snap
cessful actors equally at home IN
jumping from one to the other as
the spirit moves. The Avon Comedy
Four. said TO he one OF the funniest
Quartets in show business have .
new act called The New Teacher
VI IL over Ave years since this hapnv
combination trod the Temple boards
old timers in new hit will he Fred
Fallen and Mollie Fuller in their new
sketch The Corridor OF Time" q
satire on fame 10y Junic McCrpe
other numbers noted Ameta. Paris
Ian mirror and cln ssic dancer. Ward
Brothers In their English Johnny i'm
personation. "Bertic and Archie"
Deiro. master Of the accordion: Al
Rover and sister in q novelty, and
the Microscope topical review.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-10-02
WASHINGTON.

Donald Brian wall make his debut
as a photCdramatic player nest week
In the Washington theater in the
Paramount pirtur" The Voice in the
Fog adapted for screen purposes
from the novel of the same name by
Harold McGrath. AR. Brian for years
the leading musical comedy masru-
line star stepped into fame over
night when he originated the role Of
Prince Danilo In The Merry Widow
He has since starred In such sGc-
cesses as The siren. The Marriago
Market" and Tho Girl frc m Utah.
In THE Voice in the Fog" Mr. Brian
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CONTINUED from Preceding PnRe).

Beef Medium" called Emma Nc
Chcsney 4 60" The role Of the
brisk. siLuEy likable, travelling sales
woman f,r the Feathcrbonc petticoat
Co. viii he "a complete departure
from the sort Of characters In which
Miss BarrymOrc's admirers have
watched their favorite actress inter
pref in recent seasons. In Miss
BARRYMORE company win be Lola
Fisher. Gwepdolyn Piers Anita Rothe.
Carrce' Clarke William Boyd, Donald
GALA her y Roman" Calender. w.
II - James. james II Morrison.
Frank Mccoy ald Huu,ley Gordon.
Delightful Mizzi Haioe. In the name
part Of "Sari viii return TO tn"
bctroit opera house the week Of
oct. Is 'Sari' ,s - charming COM
bination OF wit and melody. and with
Miss Haios aul au excellent company
should repeat the distinct hit made
here last season
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-10-02

appears IA n young Englishman who
inherits title but no money, and TO
pay n gambling debt he agrees to
transfer his title to a professional
crook and to remain silent for three
months as 10 his Ownership to the
title. lie then secures a position On
an ocean liner "a n steward and
meets young Anne fiCan girl from
whom the crook had previously stol-
en- necklace which is duplicate OF
the pendant that webb had inherited
along with his title. The theft oc-
Cured in a heavy London fog and
the girl recognizes Wcbb's voice IS
one she had heard in the fog at the
time of the theft. In order to keep
watch on the young man she pre-
walls upon her mother 10 hire Webb
as her social secretary. Webb AZ
the expiration of the three months
is able To explain everything and
claim the girl along with the title
The added attractions include a
scenic film. Sidney Drew In COM dy
The Professional Diner" Vera stan
ley singer OF popular songs, and a
high class orchestra program under
the direction If Edward Weracr
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-10-02
WAYNE GARDENS.

The Wayne gardens will he re-
opened Saturday evening, for the fall
and winter dancing season. A gala
night has been planned by the man
agement with souvenirs and special
entertainment features. An orches-
ira of Negro musicians, a la Castle
house In New York. will play for the
dancing During the season novelty
nights will be staged every Wednes-
day evening. when the latest dances
will hold sway, and there will be
appropriate faNOrs and features. on
Tuesday and Thursday evenings. the
old-fashioned waltz. two-step. polka
and square dances will have hrst
place.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-10-02
More Deeds Recorded

The number OF deeds recorded
by the register OF deeds during the
month Of September, was 3.1l2.
which r. an increase OF s27 over
the number for September. 1914.
The number of mortgages recorded
was 2.04b. which is an increase OF
57i over the corresponding month
year ago.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-10-02
ORpHEI VI

Harry Watson nod lore pelane,
and their Ten Fashion Girls" viii
give q musical comedy atmosphere
TO the bin ~ the Orphour, theater
next week. Watson a~d DELANEY. al
WAYS rOrular vaudeville entertainers.
and their company. viii offer a sa-
tire on the rotion picture craze by
l"trcductnG the rehearsal OF a MO-
tion picture connauv in suburban
town. Blanche rantZer will bc se n
IA the movie orerator and Rose Ha-
ner and Ada Morse arc other princi-
pals I'm the COMPANY, which numbers
II people. Special scenic, coeturro
and electrical effects are employed
other nets scheduled comprise Mack
Albright and Mack. in eccentric
dances and original songs; the les
tor trio. In a farca comedy. "ThN
Bath Room Nystnrv:" Emms ard Al
tor, who with violin and piaro offer
bits ~ musical comedy Dick Knowles
and May Whit" In n comedy skit
"Ninnirc n Widow" and Karlton
and kllfford painters. who make
sketches while the audience looks on.
The program viii include Murdoch
Macouarrie and Edna Payne In The
$50 900 Jewel Theft" Peggy Pearce
IN two-reel comedy. "A Bath House
Ira gedy." and six other Aim subjects
together with the Universal news
weekly Friday. oct 4. "A contest for
dancers who have won previous con-
tests will be held An electric score
board will record the worlds series
games at the matinees
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-10-02
INtEIfM VI.


school Days" IL coming 10 the
Lyceum theater. sunday. for a week 8
engagement entirely rewritten, pro-
vided with new lines and witticisms.
1918 dances and songs and in every
detail brought strictly up-to-date
The piece this season Is under the
personal direction Of Vaughan Glas-
err and the company is headed by
Herman Timberg who will he recall
ed through his previous appearance
in the Lyceum ine the same vehicle.
school Days contains coherent
and well-defned stoty mingline fun
IN a schoolyard. the second in the
schoolroom and the third at a party.
Gus Edwards. who Is responsible for
the connection, is said To have pro-
songs. Assisting Mr.. Timberg viii
I've Hattie Darling. Lily Dean Hart.
wilfred Derrick. Morris LLOYD. Will
lie stuart, Jack Ferris and Al Web
Der.
A new musical comedy based upon
Bud Fishers cartoons Mutt and
Jer In College" will be the Lyceum
attraction the week OF Oct. IL.
The Boston Opera company. In con-
junction with Mile. Anna Pavlowa
VIII give series OF four perform
ances of grand opera and ballet. In
the Lyceum theater. Monday. Tues.
day and Wednesday evenings. and
"Wednesday afternoon, Oct. Is. 10 and
n The opening hill will he La
Muta nj Portic" (The Dumb Girl OF
l'orticD. "Amore del tire Re" Tho
Love OF Three Kings and "Orpheus
IT Eurydlce" Tuesday evening;
Madame Butterfly" and snow
flakes" ballet. Wednesday afternoon.
and Carmen" Wednesday evening.
The singers associated with Nine,
ravlowa are widely known and in
clude Mines Fclicc Lyme, Marie Cav.
Lu.sa VILLAIN. Zenatello. Michaelofr.
lulIti. Ananiandl Primo. Baklanofr
Mardones. Martin and Nine Tumaki
Mlura. Japanese soprano.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-10-02
CARR X.

THE Blue BIRD Nheterlinck's
fantasy for children and grown
ups. comes to Detroit for its hfth
visit Monday evening in the Garrlck
weeks engagement. The growing
up OF the child-aCtorS I'm the interval
has necessitated certain changes In
the cast. which now includes Mary
Eaton as Tyltyl Doris Eaton as
Mytyl. Diana storm as Light. the
role played by Mime. Maeterlinrk
when tn" play was produced in
Paris. ard the following members Of
the original Compar". Ethel Rran-
don as Granny Tyl and Mother Love.
Gwendolvn Valentine as Water.
George sylvester Sugar. Vincent Ro-
rnco Fire, and pore Davidson Father
Time Repetition cannot wither the
charm OF this alleRory and familiar
ity only makes moro poignant the
story 81 the two children who 40
forth into strange lands 80 find IN"
after a fruitless search return to
fud IL on thcir own hearthstone and
In the duties ~ a homely life. The
rNNSti" smell q. the scenes beyond the
world. TIE beauty and appeal Of tho
graveyard scene. the fascination OF
the fantastic characters ~ Fire and
Water are emphasized tho oftener
ne ply seen. A. a plav The
Blue Bird" has had remarkable
career ~ became the rage in Rus
STA whore II was Hrst seen on the
stage. England discovered IL by
means Of Herbert Trenoh's gorgeous
production In the TTavmarket thea
tor London New York had the pro-
duction Of the New Theater company
md IL was seen also in Parts Toxic,
Rerlin and Melbourne. each produc-
ton IN turn rtvnlIrC the other in
attracting great thro
William Favcrshnn with Julie
Opp---in private life. Mrs. Faversham
as his leading woman VIII pro ~Nrt
'he play Of Co"ti0nnf1l life Tho
Hawk" II tho Clrrick theater, the
week or oct II This plav and Nr
Favershau's role in " created a som
aation last season IN Now York Mrs
Faversham returns To the stage this
season otter IN abserce OF two
years Tho supporting company Is
orc Of marked excellence. and IN"
production wiz '" tho same ~ used
~ the original New York presenta-
ton
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-10-02

ETHEL BARRYMORE. popular
IL star, who will be seen in the
name part of Emma McChesney
& Co.." in the Detroit opera house
the week of Oct. IL.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-10-02

Is said to he full OF lively sonEs and
dances. gingery comedy, lAuEhabls
situations and up-to date travesty.
The company headed by John j..
Burke. Matt Kolk. Grace IIoikum.
clare Berg. John Moore. Bob Nusent.
Bob Delay. includes a large chorus
OF girls A strong olio of vaudeville
acts will be offered. and the closing
burlesque on Antony and Cleopatra
Is said To be unusually funny. Ia
pelletreau, oriental dancer, VIII pre-
sent a series OF new dances with spe-
cia scenic and costume effects.
CADILLAC.
The Big ieView OF 1916" will come
to the Cadillac theater next week.
beginning sunday afternoon. The
show H. mounted with new scenery
ana costumes throughout, and a
great a"Ii If -po'ial equipment IL
used U tho two Hcts and ia scenes.
Clean comedy. lively buTiesquo. Clev-
er travesties and popular plays, in
teresting singing and dancing num-
bers. vaudeville acts and feature
numbers constitute the entertain
m"nt and company Of 40 peo-
plet - employed. The company IL
headed 10y Harry LeNan, Harry Ward.
Claire pevine. Mabel Howard. Helen
Hammond. Viola Eadford. Max Cor
don. Lettie Bolles and Marie NJ
gent The FIRST act OF the musical
comedy takes place in the office OF n
country newspaper. the second act
shifts to gay Palm Beach. Zalah,
oriental dancer. will present some
ngW dances
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-10-02
MAJESTIC.

Rack to the DAYS Of Mlchiran's
lumber supremacy goes The Man
Trail" an EssanaV Aim production
from Henry oN"n's novel OF that
name, which viii he shown in the
Majestic thenter next week. The
PRINCIPAL players are Richard G Ira
vers. juno Keith and Ernest Maupain.
end In all there are 1000 persons In
the picture. I00 Of them being down =
and cutters" from the slums of chi
oaRo. and others lumberjacks from
northern Michigan and Wisconsin.
Travers was born and lived for sew
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Yesterdays Results.

TfhterUHy's NesuIth.
Innings. ! SO r II r
Phillies. q | o 4 ! 0 0 3 9l4 .
Boston.. 0 o o 0 o o. 6 2
Ratteries--Mayer and Adams: Nehf
and Blackburn and Howdy. Empires
-Rigler and O'Day.
Chicago Cincinnati wet grounds.
Innings. = 3 ; s 7s9 II Fl +
Pittsburg o 0 o. . 2
81. Louis o o o o 0 6 &c 2
Batteries--Hill Adams and Glib
son; Doak and snyder. Salee and
Gonzales. Tmpires-Byron and Orth.
Todny's Games.
Chicago at Cincinnati. two games.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-10-02

Batteries-k Dob, Phillips, Hon and
Agnew: Walsh and Schalk. Empires
Connolly and Chill
No other games scheduled.
Today's Games.
Cleveland at Detroit
ST. Louis at Chicago.
Boston at Washington.
New York at Philadelphia
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-10-02
GAlrrI

Dan Coleman viii head the COM
pany OF buricsuuc entertainers
known as Hastings Big show. '
which comes To the GayetN tncattr
next week In the company will he
Phil Peters. cha les BOWS, Palmer
Hines. Florence barley. Alma Bauer.
Helen Lorraine. Jean Leonard and q
chorus OF 80 spriRhtly young women
who are said to know how to sing
and dance. The musical farce - We
presented lis called I'm Follow You"
and the action takes place on the
planet Mars. The olio will Offer n
number OF vaudeville acts and spc-
cialties including songs ana dances
by barley and Bauer. character I'M
persorators by Miss Lorraine. and
Miss Leonard IN fancy dances. Tho
popular Star and Garter" show. pre-
senting the musical comedy ~ Sar-
atoga Springs Will be tho Gayety
attraction, the week OF oct. 10
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-10-02

eral years in "A Canadian lumber
camp. which hts him for the part Of
the city bred nephew OF lumber
man. who enters his uncle's camp TO
work Naturally he is regarded with
amusement tingcd with contempt but
he speedily changes the camps at
titude by winning saving contest
ana tanning several drunken lumber
jacks i'm fight. He falls in love
with his uncle's ward. who is also
loved by the camp foreman, and the
rivalry for the girl eliminates in a
death fight between the men in
which the city boy wins and the ro-
marcc. which is followed through tho
many scenes OF violence. has the
proper ending. in addition to Tho
Man Trail" the Majestic bin Will in
cluNe new songs by Henry Santrey,
pa he trRvClogue, comedy and n
topical review
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-10-02

VA1 LILLIAN FANERSHAM, emf
" nent actor. who will be seen
in The Hawk" in the Garrick
theater. the week of Oct. IL.
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AyI.NII:.


THE Lure" play written with
the purpose of awakening the public
con science to tho menace Of the white
slave traffic, will he presented next
week by the Avenue Players IN the
Avenue theater George Scarborough.
who wrote The Lure" was for a
number OF years in the United states
secret service, detailed ~ follow up
the white slave traders and one ot
his experiences while assigned on %
case Is told In the play. Sylvia. when
pressed by the eXisencies OF sickness.
recalls the kind offers of assistance
made to her by n prosperous looking
woman of commanding appearance.
and visits the address given her. onlv
to realize that she has been trapped
into n den OF white slavers. Fortu-
nately young United states secret
service man, who has been assigned
to follow up tho mysterious disap-
pearance OF another woman. aids he
In making her escape. RAYMOND
Bond. Corinne Cantwen Edmund
Roberts, Jeanette Cnss. Nan single
ton. Pere s Whitman, Mari Ralaar
!. Arthur O'Brien, Dixie Loftin. Don
aid Gregory and Edwin Dudley will
appear In the case.
FOLLY.
ftFrha "nr1I
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At ST. JOHNS RACE RESULTS.


Nektc days Games.
All games postponed.
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Federal League.

STANDING,
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-10-02

The World Beaters" will be the
Folly theater offering next woek
The musical comedy 10 be presented
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-10-02

A new musical comedy based upon
Bud Fishers cartoons Mutt and
Jefr In College" will be the Lyceum
attraction the week OF Oct. /.
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National League.

STANDING
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STAN INCS
American League.

STANDING
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Fir die liebe 1u0end.


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