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The Detroit times., 1915-06-14

Anthony Jablonski. OF No. ISL
Mart!n-pl. and John Golinski. OF
No. IS Martin.pL. were royalty en-
tertained as guests OF honor in Sher.
IN oakmans county Jail residence.
Anthony and John were penniless,
thoroughly soaked, and big tears
were running down their checks.
when they were brought into the
jail. shortly before O'Clock. by
Deputy Sheriff Peter Kobe Neither
could explain very we'll just how
they happened 20 be wandering
about. hand IN hand. FAR out in old
Springvells. miles and miles away
from their homes.
The two are good neighbors. They
elasped their somewhat soiled hands
together, early in the morning. and
started FOR a walk. as folk Will who
are three. going on four They
walked. and walked and walked.
and thought nothing OF the regular
MONDAY meal. or the frequent de
mands for food that come between
meal times 70 persons OF their
years
A heavy storm came IN the after.
noon The two wanderers huddled
together In q big yard tina, was
dlled with trees, and towering white
stones. and countless mounds GOV.
cred with grass and flowers In this
big yard With IS high white picket
fence. the representatives OF the
Jablonski and Golinski families
irolicked. after the storm had
ceased. When you're three. going
on four. YOU can have just as much
fun in Wooduere cemetery as any
place else.
supper time passed Anthony and
John todlled outside The fence
When darkness came, and they
couldn't End their way home. they
sat down on a curb, gripped their
hands together again. and cried In
duet. Kobe found them. and took
them to The Jail The biz gray place
only added 20 their misery They
wept aloud. and shouted loudly to-
their mothers
Sheriff Oakman came down he
bought Them candy Candy didn't
stop the row Of tears. He took
them In his arms. carried them into
his residence and got clean. dry
The Detroit times., 1915-06-14
CLARK is GIVEN
! FTVE-YEAR TERM;
DOPERS SENT UP

James Clark, alias Mack, alias Nc
Cure. the Hotel Pontcharirain ban
at. who pleaded guilty 10 forging a
United States money order. was sen
fenced by Federal Judge futile. Sat.
uryiay afternoon. to Eve years in
Leavenworth prison.
Before sentence was pronounced.
Clark. a man of intelligence and ed
vacation. thrilled the court with a
brief story OF his eventful career, He
told the judge that he was II years
old when he was sent 10 San QUEEN
tin prison in California for burglary
Clark said he had twice escaped
frOm prison by saving his way out.
\ had held up the Sunset limited. sin
Gle-handed. had helped 10 overthrow
the government al Guatemala. had
commanded a flibustering party in
Colombo. and was a member OF the
crew OF the torpedo boat Winslow.
Gestroyed during the Spanish-Ameri-
can war. By trade he said he is 3
locomotive engineer and able sea
man. In answer 10 a question from
the court. he said he attributed his
Me of crime 10 HIS treatment during
his first Imprisonment.
william Fin.ayson, convicted OF
selling drugs In violation OF the Har.
yison act. was given FIVE years in
Leavenworth prison. EMIT Kearney.
the woman arrested with him, was
Sentenced TO nine months In the De
troit House of Correction. Other
sentences under the antinarcotic
act we're: Charles A. Whiteschieid
and Arthur Nordon. IS months each
An Leavtnworth. John Novels. four
months In the Detroit House OF Cor.
rection: Earold Byers, FIVE; George
Hopkins. seven. and Fred o'Hart
four. Wolfe Lewis. the only dope
prisoner 10 plead not guilty. will be
tried June %.
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Penniless, Joyless Wanderers
Find Kind Hostess and Gay
Entertainment In County Jail

clothes for them. Wayne county s
chief peace Officer even went So far
as 10 warm some milk The condi-
ton Of Messrs Jablonski and Colin
six improved one OF them even
permitted an arm 10 pass around
the sherir's neck.
They we're carried through big
rooms with heavy mahogany turni
ture. through arches that were huns
With wondrous tapestry, and finally
into little room on the second
floor that was all white. and had in
II a little white bed. with a little
glrl IN white nightrooe
Then he introduced them 10 Helen
Dakman, - months Old. mothorless
now. FOR several months. She awoke
with a jump She found her daddy,
the sheriff. sitting beside the bed,
and romplng about az her feet
were the young gentlemen visitors
from Martin-pl Helen crowed with
delight. snd hopped out. The trio
greeted one another warmly. In 10
MINUTES they knew one another well
enough 70 start pulling hair and
tgmbling about on the rugs.
Helen proved a charming hostess.
She served more candy, and cakes.
and warm milk. while Daddy Oak.
man. sitting near them, smiled
through what he said was one OF
the greatest times OF his life.
Little visitors aren't In the habit
Of coming 20 the Jail building, and
since her mother died. Helens play.
days have not been as bright as
they We're 80 Friday. when she
had an opportunity 10 receive com.
psny OF her own circles. she presid-
ed With utmost grace.
Nine o'clock had passed. when a
M Jahlouski and a Mr. Goblinskj
we're announced They were brought
up 70 the nursery and each grabbed
his child ~ In his arms
The Oakuan baby saw her visit
ors leave. or The arms % their faith
ers. A painful silence followed the
noise OF the preceding hour. L was
all too short and Helens fac
showed b.
Never m.0d. Babe, Johnny Jab-
.onski and Johnny Golinski from
ou- there on Mart!n.pl are going a.
be invited down again. IL have 20
get cm 10 sE automobile
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3 DROWNED
AS LAUNCH
CAPSIZES
from Psk. os.o

In the stern. Frank was playing
his violin. and all we're singing and
laughing
Smith and Bert Bitigare started
TO rock the boat. according TO Mon
Ais. and he warned them 70 stop
bu, the other two joined In.
Smith stumbled over the rudder
chain, and IN an instant the launch
listed sharply, shipped a quantity
81 water. and capsized
MonAls seized two life preservers
az the boat turned over. and Smith
grabbed one
Foster and the Bidigare brothers
were seen struggling IN the current
and being rapidly swept away. az
the life preservers were tossed n
them. but the three men disap.
peared
Smith chung 20 the overturned
boat. and Months struck out for the
shore. both crying for help Their
cries attracted some other motor
boats. and when Months had strus
zled three.fourths Of The way 70 the
shore. 200 yards away, he was
picked up by a rovboat.
John Tslmin, % No. 34S % LII
bridge.st., sped 70 he overturned
boat in his launch, and rescued
Smith. towing the caDsized launch
ashore
The body Of Foster was found b.
Rarbormsster King near the main
land. south Of the spot where the
accident occurred. 40 trace of The
bodies OF Frank and Bert Bldigar'
has yet been found
Frank Bidisare rOomed IN th'
home OF Mrs. Lizzie Holsteln. 40
80 Lohrmsn-st.. where his father
Adolph Bidlgare, also makes his
The Detroit times., 1915-06-14

and no city in the country has a
more wide-awake set OF business men
than Detroit.
The Characteristic that impress
cd me most is their whole-souled
civic pride, and combined with this
f. unbounded energy. Tho business
men Of New York are not to be com
pered with the Detroit crowd
There IS not 20 much selfishness
here. As an engineer should say
that tho Detroit spirit is represented
by the equation q plus Q plus NJ
that Is. guilty, plus quantity. plus
mode OF operation
Mr. Hammond was the guest OF
President Charles ~. Warren. Of the
Board of Commerce. at luncheon, In
the D. 4 c.. Monday noon. He
will leave the city late this after.
noon
Almost ideal weather conditions
attended the cruise from the time
the boat left Buffalo Friday night.
| Macklnac island was reached at s
o'clock Sunday morning. q full hour
ahead OF schedule. and while most
Of the passengers were asleep. The
crowd discmbarked at Q, and after
exploring the island many OF them
took part IN the program OF athletic
games In the grounds Of the old
fort under the direction OF Ralph
Craig The party left for homo at
. O'Clock. under blue skies.
Religious services we're held In
the cabin 10 O'Clock. RABBI leo ",
I Franklin. OF Temple Beth FL Off.
clstlng. Sunday evening was d..
troit night on shipboard. and adj
dresses wore made by Hugh Chal.
mers, Milton a. McRae. James
Strasburg and others.
President Medium and Secretary
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CAVITY

Jess Weiss and James CoghlaD
glrnlsa most OF the fun. this week,
t. the Gayety theaJer. The pair ap-
pear 10 excellent advantage in The
PeacemAkers, ne principal bur.
lesGue Weiss, a. Prince Heinrich.
and Ccsh!an, as valet, make dss-
Feyate attempts 10 break into an tx
elusive ~omsE's seminary. so iaa,
TIE prince might see one ct me stu
dents.
Whether The person Nao wrote
the our!esQue VAS acquainted vIta
the home H.e OF seminary Students
IS 2ot knoSn Anyway, one uproar-
ous scene presents a poker game
Ta.s happens after the prince and
the valet crawl into the room, dis
gtis-d as paper hangers
Miss Zella clayton plays a big part
n the success OF the show. She not
only creates mirth IN 4 character
role. "a the daughter OF q rich pawn.
broker, on she also leads the chorus
ia several tunetu. a2d snaPpy sons
numbers.
While Ellis selects one Of the
members OF the chorus % aid him IN
his dancing act. lie made no mis-
take in his selection in the matinee
performance. Sunday.
The Detroit times., 1915-06-14
BROADWAY STRAND.

So great Vas the demand TO see
William Farnum in The Plumber.
er." last week, IN the Broadway
Strand, that the management decid.
ed TO keep this thrilling nlm drama
over a second week, and large audi
ences. Sunday, voiced approval Of
the decision.
The Penderer," is a hlmdrama.
tization OF Roy Nortou's novel Of
the same name, and the leading role
gives Mr.. Farnum every opportun.
ity 10 display his talents as an
actor, his physical proves. and his
ability 10 put up a good fight wheth.
er the weapons are foils, knives.
pistols or bare fists. In This
Plunderer." the fists have II. and in
one scene Mr. Farnum IL depicted
as beating up" gang OF % drink.
craEed mine rioters and doing 4!
apparently without much purnnz
and perspiration.
In the Aim drama. the character
OF Bully Presby, the most feared
and cordially hated man IN the Cold
pan mining camp, Is enacted by
William Riley Hatch. a well.known
legitimate actor, and Harry Spin
gler has the role of Dick Townsend
the hero's partner in the gold mine
A comedy film. tfayelogue, must
cal numbers by the l5-piece orche,
ira, under Director Hugo Kalsow
and songs, with moving picture 40
The Detroit times., 1915-06-14
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The Detroit times., 1915-06-14
4 NON-ALCOHOlIC TONIC

Many people need a tonic. at this
time OF year. old folks, weak folks,
thin people. people who are run.
down from too much work-and va
cation still many weeks away
Nervous people also need a tonic
but cannot safely take alcohol.
A non-alcoholic tonic that viii
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he nerves Is what most people need
nnd DR.. Williams Pink Pills are ak
Gctly that
The one symptom OF thin blood
Mat everybody recognizes IL pallor
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eeople are liable TO notice II before
sou DO. But II Ia important thai
you should notice and heed the warn
he because the thin blood that
eAuoes the pallor betrays some drair
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The Detroit times., 1915-06-14
6AINEY NOT
CANDIDATE
Republicans Fear MUIR
tina in Contest for
Judgeship

Attempts 10 smoke out" possible
candidates for Judge Of the recorder s
court, on the Republican ticket. all
meet with failure.
Z Justice Gainey Is the last man 10
~ mentioned as a possible candidate,
but he denies that he has any inten'
Non Of running
~Psople might think me too grasp
tng." he said. I'm Just out OF one
campaign. and have no wish TO enter
On another. | don't want 10 create
The Impression that want every
thing In sight"
Police Justice Stein is also keep
ing very quiet about becoming a
candidate. He merely shakes his
BEAD when he Is asked about IL, and
MS closest friends say that they
have little belief that he will run.
The trouble Ia. according TO expe-
r1enced Republican politicians. that
state Senator Murtha Is too strong
IN opponent TO invite opposition
Therefore the Republicans who
would like the Office are waiting 10
zee what the supreme court viii de
eide In Murtha's case II IL decides
that he Is eligible. the Republicans
will make little attempt TO contest
the election. II the court holds, how
ever. that he cannot run. there may
be several Republicans who viii
take a chance on beating Jenrles for
the place. But until the court makes
ia decision, they intend 10 hold back
and await Developments.
The Detroit times., 1915-06-14
WASHINGTON.

All the welEknown pretty, limo
cent, childllke appeal Of Mary Pick.
ford Is acceniGated In the character
OF Glad in The Dawn OF Tomor.
row. the Frances Hodgson Burnett
story Of optimism and faith. which
IS shown Via TIE screen this week.
Ia the Washington thea,er
Miss PicSford. IN the part Great.
ee by Eleanor Robson for the lezit.
mate stage, is charming. She makes
a pathetic and wonderfully appeal
ing figure OF the little waif OF the
London Sums, whose mission in life
becomes TO show grea. man OF
power and wealth the lighted road
to health and happiness in service
10 others.
Forest Robinson plays Sir Oliver
Holt. Glad'E pupil" and David
Powell Is Dandy" Glad's sweet
heart, and the pride OF the crooks
that infest Apple Blossom court, +"
because Of bis cleverness In picking
other folks pockets. Robert Cain
is unusually good In the part OF Sir
divers nephew.
The play is well-staged with the
famous London pea soup" fog ex
cellently managed
a George AIDE comedy, new
travelogue and musical numbers
complete the program.
The Detroit times., 1915-06-14

home Ser, roomed or Holcomb
ave. near Matkaye
Fos,e-. ~ emg,oye OF the mag
gtto department @. the Ford Motor
Co.. Was married three years ago.
and his widow and two staPdaugh
tsrs '1 and - years old survive
Ills vile Rss the widow o. Frank
S,o.ra s.i!ed three years ago by a
stree. car
Sura came 20 Detroit with ~,
Barn - & Bailey circus, and was
working as a teamster for Barney
Dunn gan. at No. "a sraGley.st
The Detroit times., 1915-06-14

O Keefe. o, the Buffalo Chamber OF
Commerce. accompanied the cruis-
ers By special invitation and through
them an invitation was extended 20
the BgNalo body 70 visit Detroit on
!ts annual cruise
Ilovtng pictures showing th" most
interesting phases and features o.
The cruise, including rae departure
and The arrival home, viii D.,
shown IA the Majestic theater tAis
eek
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MAZE srIC.

A thrilling rescue from fame
enveloped building. is one OF the
most exciting climaXes in The Mil
honaire BABY. the current week s
Offering, in moving picture drama,
in the Majestic.
The Millionaire BABY" is found
ed on one OF Ann kRtherian
Greens famous detective stories.
and IL Is filed with The mystery
crime, virtue. honesty. clever Grim
inals. and sleuths Of marvellous pow
ers. that are TO % found In Mrs.
Green's tales There Is not a duh
second in the story, and the thrills
are so numerous that IL IS hard 10
refer 10 them by any other term
than continuous
Little Charlotte stevens plays the
role OF the millionaire baby,
vho is kiinaped from her parents
FOR the sake OF ransom, and whose
yogng lie Is a series OF monentu-
Gus incidents. Among the Well
known players in the cast are Harry
Messenger and Grace Darmond
The story has been most effec.
lively and elaborstedly staged. the
IRE scene especially being very
realistic
In addition 70 he photo-drama.
he Majestic program offers a al.
yerslded bill with a comedy pic
y0re. coiored trayelcgue, a review
Of world events. and plenty OF mu-
SIC, the latter including organ solos,
close harmony by the Majestic
trio, and orchestral numbers.
The Detroit times., 1915-06-14
DETROIT OPERA HOUSE,

DETROIT OPERA HOUSE.
The favorite impression created
by the members OF the Gotham Pro
ducing company IN The Sprins
Maid" last week. In the Detroit
opera house. was considerably deep
ened. sunday evening. when the
first performance Of The Tender
foot" the offering for the second
weeks stay OF the company, Was
given. This tuneful. attractive4y
staged musical piece. with It's west
ern favor OF khAktclad soldier boz
and ed-bandanned cowboys, was
one OF The biggest successes Rich
ard earle, as actor and author. ever
had, and although dozen years or
more old, II IS quite as fresh and q
good entertainments as ever II was.
The Gotham company principal
evidently are equal 70 any demand
made upon them by the averags
musical comedy, as proven by the
ease with which the various char
acters, romantic, comic and orna-
mental, OF the TWO opereItas so IA
presented. have been visualiEed 10
the audience, and the vocal score
satisfactorily given. In The Ten
derfooL" Richard Carries original
part OF Prof. Petubone falls 10 Wal
ter Wills. an excellent comedian
whose trayesty On the old-time
tragedisn in The spring Maid last
week was so clever To Mr.. Wills
is given many OF the song hits
the piece, II the peculiar brand OF
Carrie taik-songs may he called
songs" at all. My Alamo Love
received numerous encores al,
I'm Peaoeable Party" made is
usual laughing hit.
Laura JaHrey, as Marion Worth
ingion, the American girl. who is
incensed against all rangers, be
cause kissed by one against her
vii. ard Sao after al marrles one,
has many pretty songs Miss Jat
trays pleasing personality aa1
pretty voice made Marion a very
sweet young person.
Thomas Conkey's fne voice and
presence had splendid chances .
the part OF Col. Paul Winthrop. Who
wins Marion's love IN spite OF her
self. His songs were erec uveIy
sung, and IN his duets with Miss
Jaaray. the pleasing harmony il
their voices was as noticeable as il
was in The Spring Maid"
lneZ Bauer, as a pert and spright
ly maid, carried OF honors all OF
her own. and Amy Leicester got a
LOT OF comedy out OF Flora Jane
Fibby. the authoress.
Wayne Num-. Gas Buell.. Walter
Paul Brighton. William
Kerr, James Wesley and the other
members OF the company acquitted
themselves ably in the roles assign
cd them.
The scenic settings and costumes
OF The Tenderfoot" lend them
selves 10 colorful treatment. ard The
Gotham eompenys stage producers
and mechanics were equal 10 the
task. The chorus, increased in nun
eers. sang well and spirttedly and
made a brave showing in the trap
pings OF the stage cowboys. Indians.
Chinese and tie motley folk that
are supposed TO crowd the Amerf-
can frontier town.
The Red widow Raymond
success. IS underlined
for next week.
The Detroit times., 1915-06-14
STUDENT BROWNS
WHEN CANOE
OVERTURNS

ANN ARBOR, Mich. June ii-Ar-
thur n. Rowe. Junior student OF tho
college OF literature. science and the
arts. OF the University OF Michigan,
was drowned In Base lake. Sunday
morning. when canoe In which he
and Melvin Brsdner. Of Powers.
were making a trip TO Lakeland cap
sized
Bradner chung 20 tho canoe and
was saved
A. late hour last night the body
had not been recovered
Rowe lived In Orange, y. J.
p.t..t.. 49, utat, neat Lfna-tha
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a Tribute

Mr. Poor. in your sermon sun.
day you said that you admired the
Belsiaus more than any people in
tho world
II dld. madam And do stu.
WHY Is that?'
because tbov have got money
ont ~ my congregation which
more than 7 have been able 10 do
The Detroit times., 1915-06-14
IqHE.AIEPSEeS58

compartment by Eddie McGrath
complete the Offering
The Broadway Strand next week
will present Betty hansen. the
famous Swedish actress. in A wo
mans Resurrection.
The Detroit times., 1915-06-14
Harry and FIoyd Williams were mr.
rniHnrd before 4. =. Commissioned

iiDrd on e charge or having
brought Alice tpltz and Violet
Turree 20 Detroit from CHICAGO.
ia violation ~ the white slave law
They waived examination. and were
ordered held ia 81 500 bail each 90
await tho action ~ tho era Yd fury
a federal warrant mas been Issued
FOR John MafGre charged with
bringing stella Srhoftev 20 Detroit
from Cleveland. April 10
The Detroit times., 1915-06-14
yoAn CfuIfeyIe, 81 years old. hartsD-
1. Aer In NenTy a HaII's saio0n, Thlrd

0O00 NtUlI0fT<s VI NFmft
der In W~nry a Halls saloon, Third
end Jefferson-aves.. collapsed after
putting n man out OF the place
about 1880 sunday morning. ana
died on the way 20 st. Mary's hos-
pttaf The exertion proved too
great strain for his heart. which
had been giving him trouble for
some time. The man elected was
James peyton, No. 1851 Fourteenth
ave who had engaged In a dispute
with another man in side room
OF the saloon.
An EFFORT will he mnde. probably
Tueedny night. 40 boost by ordi-
nance, the salary OK male IN
yesticator for the recreation com
mission from $1,000. the amount al =
lowed in the budget. 20 81 Hse1 Fred
Wright. water board Inspector Is
slated for the position. His duties
will include inspection OF play
houses. motion picture theaters.
dance halls, poolrooms, etc.
The Detroit times., 1915-06-14
News bns been received IN Detroit Of
the hrnth Of Er. John o.. lnnn.. y.

J. head ~ the DEPARTMENT 81 Jour
naliFm ~ Marquette university,
Milwaukee. and former Detroit
newapaperman Fr C1uur died
Saturday. In Milwaukee. from can.
Ger OF the throat 10 Was whilc
working on tho editorial FtaT ~ n
Detroit newspHroE that Fr COpus
became convert 10 tho Catholic
faith IIe became deeply iutrrested
in the University - Detroit. and
later PREPARED himself for the
priesthOOd
The Detroit times., 1915-06-14
IN DETROIT

The nomination of Ileut.-CoI John
=. Bersey. officer In charge of the
Detroit armory, as adjutant- general
OF the Michigan National Guard.
was forwarded 10 Gov. Ferrls Mon
day. The state military board, In
meeting I'm the Hotel Statler. Sat.
urday unanimously decided upon
Col BNrsey az tho officer 10 sue
coed Roy g. NHndercook former
newsphpermau who resigned "a adj
jutRnt general 20 enter the service
OF the Pers Marquette railroad as
service agent. Col Bcrscy Ia second
In command ~ tho Thirty frat
Michigan infantry Major Ambrose
g Pack Of Albion, Will sucrecd Col
BerHey as colonel
The Detroit times., 1915-06-14

Hubhy-My dear. how did yot
come to employ such a pretty nurse
eirl'
Wlfey-Because want the child
rcn TO have police protection When
they are In the park.
The Detroit times., 1915-06-14
INDICATIONS
MULTIPLY THAT
AMERICA WILL BE
CONCEDED RIGHTS
tContinued from rase oneD

states seeks 10 secure the safety
~ nrgtrals Who are travelling on the
high seas, there shall be an agree
mert th2; submarines viii respect
passenger ships designated as not
carr ins arms and ammunition anc
go.ns over certain prescribed ocean
routes.
Il !s possible the plan would bs
70 have these ships painted n uni
form color OF have a special aas
painted on their sides even II own.
cd by 5oIiiserent nation. The ,Ar
man pres continues % give PROV
iuenre 10 Iiryan's various statements
and TO To" comments % the Amer
lean press on him and the genera,
situation.
The Detroit times., 1915-06-14
L. S. NOTE TO
ALLIES ON TRADE
RESTRICTIONS

tCoatIased from Page Osel
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Printing, the plain neat ktnd-fhat
n risbt-Itmes job Dept,--Nain 1870.