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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-12-05
KING TO SPRING "suRPRlSE.
Announcement Of New 3 Cylinder
Type Expected shortly.

In addition TO manufacturing n nve
passenger popular priced eight cylinder
motor car tor 1916 it is known IN motor
ing circles in Detroit that the King
Motor car Company has another sur
prise for the automobile world shortly.
officials ut the King plant are reticent.
but 1t il understood that tine announce
nl.nt viii he made before inc New York
automobile show in January. Tie fact
that Assistant General Manager j. Is.
SieGfried of the King factory lis now d.
recting the operating Of five expert
msu'iI engineering ears is common,
know l-e among the automobile en-
glnsers here in Detroit. Unusual reports
Of the PERFORMANCE. Of the ki-g engi-
neering exp fin.ntal cars are being
brought 20 the city from the tniuntowr
Hill In pennsylvania. from the hilly
cities Of rlttsburg II Cincinnati and
the Rocky Mountains 81 Colorado.
King dealers from all over the coun-
try have 10 en- at the King plant lately
ami many dealers Of national reputation
nave also beef in Detroit giving thu
King a thorough investigation. Tn"
compiuy's cars with tcst bodies and
locked hoods have been giving demon
STATIONS daily in Detroit.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-12-05

car has become moro or less standard
led a y c.. 7. silver. the OVERLAND.
Willys-lSnight and Peerless distributor.
with the majority of purchasers there is
little uncertainty attached to the pro-
ceeding. The first thing a prospective
purchaser considers IL price. That set
he can AFFORD. Then begins the process
OF elimination. by which undertakes arc
put out OF the running.
HE IN considerably impressed by the
advertising of the different makes and
goes about among his friends hurting a
multitude OF questions at them In re-
gard to construction. material used ana
Workmanship OF the cars Ia which'he Is
STU Interested. Nj these things dis
missed satisfactorily. the prospective
buyer doubtless Dol into the RESPONSE
bility and integrity of the dealer from
whom he conttmplatcs purchasing. and
usually makes numerous Inquiries re-
carding tho service he IL apt to receive
after purchase. In addition 10 satisfy
ing himself as to the reputation and sue
cess OF the dealer. he wants TO know X
the latter carries a sufficiently large SUPP
ply Of parts to supply any immediate de-
mand. and rs to whethe- they conduct
a modern and efficient shop. and particu-
larry AZ to the convenience OF reaching
the service station. lie will further In
quire us to the ease with which he can
receive service In case OF emergency
from the dealers branches Ia adjacent
territory. Naturally the dealer who
measures up nearest to these require
.ncnte receives the most orders
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-12-05
|%STUDEBAKERS TRAVEL
OYER COACH ROUTES
Highways Have Changed
Greatly Since Stage
Coach Days.

Where ofoe ancient stase coaches Of the
studebaker and Concord type were wont
to lumber over the old roads Of Caiteor.
MIA. now thoroughly modern cars spin
over m~aspfhcentiy paved buulevarjs.
plousn through the desert sands AMI
limo tho highlands over excellent
mourfain roads. In southern Oalifor-
mia aione there are row more tnian ono
hundred StudeDaker cars covering on
an average 80. 1000 miics IA year on stage
runs.
Werner NJ. Btteman, studebakcr
dealer for San Diego crinty, descrtbes
an excellent highway 1856 niles long
w1,fch connects San Diego ard Los An
geles. This route IL tTaversed by TWEEN
ty-oiD Stakeholder cars operlted on a
stage line between tho two points. These
cars are not ali operated 10y any single
.mpa llVyever. They are run by
Individual owners operating On n regu-
lar schedule by mutual arrecnerh-
Agents at the termini practically con
troll the selling OF tickets, which ore
good on any stage. and b. tliis means
all cars get their full quota OF passen-
gers and the limo as an orgaIfza tion
offers keen c~rnpetition 70 the railroads
for traffic between these two points.
Thanksgiving Day witnessed the open
ing of q new and even better highway
between the points mentioned. and NOW
chat il has been announced that tho
san DIEGO fair In IN rcinain open fpr
another year this lew route will no
doubt be patrpftzcd ny Thousands OF
tourists and sight scers.
There - also another line Nhich
makes a strong appeal 10 tourists. fun
Los Angeles to san Francisco, ard TINS
also Is made by Studeoaker cas- Owe
both valley and coast routes.
Tie S~tudebsker representative at
Riverside, Cal. states that hardly a day
Jass>s that they do not handle from
ten 10 one hundred tourists from all parts
Of the Union. In most cases the only
cars used for official tourist drives are
Studebaiers. Tho Isubidoux Mountain
drive at Riverside Is but one OF the
tests tina. brings forth compliments for
the Studebaker from the manner In
which the grade In taken az well as the
hard turns IN high gear with the Il
rhrot5ed down 10 Ave 70 eight niles IN
hour. And this il done With Ave 70
seven passengers as the usual load.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-12-05
SONORA VILLA PROUD
OWNER OF A COLE 50
Obtains II in a Roundabout
Fashion, the Result Of
. "Trade."

Sonora Juara Torres De Villa. she who
was stolen Ivy and became the wife
Of tho Mexican brigand chief Gen.
Francisco villa is the proud p~osscssor
OF a Cole Eight. and she drives Il
on the streets of Los Angeles. Cal \
few weeks ago a stranger sauntered
into the salesrooms OF the Cole repre-
sertatives at Indianapolis and made in
qulry regarding a car. He introduced
himself a. IA Los Angeles hotel proprietor
and said he had driven a smaller car
from his hofne on the Pacific coast, hut
wanted 10 trade II in on a Colo Eight
~ drive the latter car back. y
demonstration was arranged. and upon
tho return to the sllesrooms ms an
exam ination of the mans car the deal
was consunmated and the stranger left
with the cole Eight.
1t 50 happened that about that time
Edward Harris Of the Cole Motor Com
pEry of Los Angeles wrote the factory
at indianapolis that he had been nego-
tiating with Mrs. villa for the sale OF
a car. Mrs. Villa. IL seems, had taken
refuge in Los Angeles shortly after the
outbreak of hostilities IN Mexico md
IS now living there with her little child.
horn since her fight from Mexico. Har-
ris stated that he he'd secured .. deposit
Of 5000 from Mrs. Villa, nut 'nat when
the feeling against the United States
grew rather intense anon the McXi-
cans she refused To conclude the deal.
stating that she would hot purchase q
car of q dealer in the United states.
II was Il keen surprise therefore when,
last week. 4 letter was r.ycived from
the hotel mar at Los Angeles stating
that upon his return home he had sold
the cole he purchased while IN Indian
apolis to Mrs. Villa. n. explained th7t
in addition 10 his hotel Interests lac was
IN the used car business In Los Angeles,
He said that ne had heard about Mrs,
Villas cancellation OF the order which
she hal placed with the Los Angeles
dealer. ami since he intended 10 come
out here anyway. hc decided that lie
would try TO bu? ole OF the cars while
IN Indianapolis, drive Il home, and sell
Il TO Mrs. Villa on his rcturn.
Everything tirneu out Just a. 7 'N-
pccted." he aid In his letter, Mir. Villa
liked the car hu, her te"lirg ard he.
loyalty 10 her husband would not rcr-
nit her To ratrun.2e your dealer IN Los
Angeles under the circumstances. How
aver. ! calculated that she would not fee
THAI She was beueiiting II American
corrern directly /: she purchased a car
IN - roundabout way. and since I have
hal Wide dealings in Mexir,. ! felt that
Dhc would regard me IN a more friendly
,igh' e!Iar r dealer himself"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-12-05
World.R Recognition

Originally designed and built by
the Jefery Company to replace the
four-mule team in the United States
Army, the Quad during the past
year, by sheer merit of its per-
formance, has met with tremond-
Gus in commercial service
in practically every part OF the
world. In this period, more than
1000 Quads have been bought,
built and sent into service from
The jetfcry factory a record
never before equaled for trucks Of
similar capacity. To-day the Jeff
cry Quad is known and recognized
the world over as O supsr-lr.ck.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-12-05
OWEN MAGNETIC CHANGE.
General Electric Company Buys
Interest in Car and Patents,

Announcement is made that the Cen
crai Electric Company has acquired II
SUBSTANTIAL interest IN the owen mag
netlc car n the Entz patents covering
the electric transmission employed IN the
owen magnetic car. II Ia announced
also that in the future the electrical
units employed In this transmission will
I've manufactured by the General Electric
Company and will bear tho guarantee Of
that company.
II. VI owen Will remain rs the head
of the Owen magnetic organization. T..
;. Partridge will he sales manager. 4.
large production of the owen magnetic
cars has been arranged for and agencies
are being established In several large
cities
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-12-05

Here e .ho creed o; SAL, Msnar..
Coven 0. the L. e. Tayo- C.ro-.lon
trucks. In an address delivered hs,s,
tl. assembled Gales force of Eye coup.,s
NJ a dinner AZ che Ho-"l W1'ol Na,.r I
IA" summed W tho duti.1 .; tAe 'lee .nas,
Leer thIfly:
go train slch sa,eFu4n 10 p-o,.. re,
his work with the judgment urS pecan.
tiuu q A sales manager"
Following which he evolved ~. ',p,s
Ing aSrustiC:
t-ycr present pcrr.s.e0 g.
40 If" while working.
'r-aut grip on your vii u1--rf
High Ideals Tor ou. goa
undivided attention 20 bushes,
Systematic attention 70 b~siu,a
Imagination without p"ssiui-'.
Ambition Of d high orIe-.
for sNs'nple,
Make for enthusiasm
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-12-05
The Only Truck of Its
Kind in Existence

the only truck which drives. brakes
and steers on all four wheels. Nj. & S.
Automatic Locking Dtferentials put
the power Of the motor into any wheel
at wheels that can get traction when
the others cannot. Internal spur gears.
driving directly on the inner circum-
ference Of each wheel. give a tremcn-
dou. leverage. Consequently. the Quad
plows through mud, sand, gravel and
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-12-05
Premier R~eorganfsed,

Frank r. Smith. trustee Of ths Premier
Motor Manufacturing Company, q few day.
ago effected the sale OF the Premier bust
ness 10 a syndicate OF out OF town bank.
ere. who propose to ronnhncc and revafnp
III" business and permanently continue tho
manufacture OF Premier cars.
Inquiry Of the new owners developed this
s,atsIusu' That their future plans. wer.
not fully C~unsuinmated. but that they iu-
tend so spare no money or effort to pu:
Premier ears 10 the front. and on a pro
dur.iv" -c-,e comparable with the larges,
manufacturers Full details Of tho plans
81 the new organization will he aunouneed
in the near future.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-12-05

The demand o, automobile buyers rNr
tur springfield" type " car il emphasized
10y ue announcement That q new concern
called the S~prluRlc.d Body Company has
been Incorporated with a capitalization o.
81. 900, 600 To- take over the business of the
Springfield Metal Bouy Company % spring
nalI, Mass. Tho new corporation WI. ho
headed by W. l.. Fry. New York city. az
president Tho board OF directors Includes
a. member Winter l.. FRI, T.. W. NJ
GNuktn. Niudsale Smith, \ =. Sm!'A and
Frederick Fuller. About Il year ago ".
/. Fry. president of thr new corporation.
le 0amc Interested In he Old company.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-12-05

The saxon Motor Car Corporatidi.
g'ippud 1850 cars IA November. bringing
o'ip;ncuts for The eleven mouth. Of the
{ trent year up 20 l1,563 cars. December
4ipment3 are estimated at 100 cars, 50
the total shipments for tho fun year
III aggregate about 1908, compared with
1888 In 1914. Previous estimate OF the
current yeur's production made ~ the an
nouncement OF the rennancing OF the com
by New York bankers was for an
OF but 1000 cars. An excess
9, 900 cars over the bankers estimate is
. sured by tho official figures.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-12-05

"Ou account o. tho nov v.despread and
sensible popularity 81 v Inter driving. auto
mobiles VII be prominent IN Santa TlGu's
pack This Christmas. says Russell /.
Eugs met r,puit.ar G~iS;-1sltr- - the k
s.ikar. Many Nho hal thought 10 'uy
"a cHr nest spring are seeing the wisdom
90 ~hn-tenihg the purchase and. giving th"l-
. closed car. The al year car. an iuuo
vatlon 81 ki.sers. has mad" tiiS possih."
w!tlIou. owning two cars"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-12-05

sno ", and
. e z Otiates
grades which
are impas-
able TO h
trucks.
Moreover.
the Quad is
exceedingly
economical
To maintain
and operate.
The big saw.
ing in tires
is particular
" notable.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-12-05
Read What Users Say
About the Quad:


tark Of apAce limits us 70
quotations from only q fec
Of the many letters IN NJ
Mes showing how the SlAa
IL out performing other
types OF trucks
ELECTRIC
NAL Iug the purChsse - ou'
Jcncry Quad. w-io.cr int
AL the StanIaId mskcS We
are satisfied that our DEL
SION was correct andthstihs
four wheel drive. brake iri
s'c~r tpcx IL the only OF.
which can he nsrd with ~
if-satisfact,cn ihrougJ -lii-
perry and m oHs rosus Msur-
pi River Power Co heouas. 10
LUMB ar. hauling
regularly two tons on our
JeAery Quad and have -,
trouble at all. even ST a..
present time when the 81
10 q or 10 inches deep v,
have reached the CONCLUSION
that there ~ no truck nae
the Jetiery Quad. .nd u.
think wr have the worst pro
positIon in the country ~
truck n o~vcr-urls S. rsft
lumher 4 A.s Co, u to-.
MINI. Tulnes Lrrp-r C
MINING The Quad vii az
~ t.s rated Clplclty "her'
the = 49,. truck VII nc. g.
at all. whereas. the r
truck with a rated cana-lf
Of 5 tons. cannot AIRY cVr'
two tons ~ to- hil.ss c-- "a
The JefcryniA-tins nAi- s,n
tune than tire Z ar 49,
Nil operated oecpsfov Sc M
~ten IN. J. ua-r-- rae
rot he used At AZ. -Portand ed
Mining Co. NctH. Co'
ROAD ".
have had tic Quad running
continuously nVeY gruE.
psds. steep hilis ara IN ~ o
Tbs truck has stnci tHt ~
~h~.e s-yerai other tuck ---s
trs " the sarse rord enA z'--
unablc TO do the vcrt Les Ass
Contracting Co. Intense, "a
GENERAL HAULING
The a two Ousds ~ ts-t
doing IN. ,pryirr - ..
mres C. Bedril NV lrss.
San Antonio, IeSAs
GREAT LAKES FRL'CHT
ING oar JrfeN lu-- uts
eau Ell our nusir-ss - -
increased by una'rr+ +
Steamboat Lire, NsuL-s,-, Il.
EXPRESS 4 TRUCKING
The Quad as able - 4tA-
it's rcgu lar tTus thro.rT
mud wien the TuSd 80 -
able 10 the ssOd u p -'s tss-',
foy znd 5 dsvs The = A. ,
run to ds's e& IA > srl 80
onls rcpisosmsrLs mace rae
beer n ian srids- soda fAg .s
Jay :, lore.. y nneTlrcl. ~"
ICE We have lssi 90
yeh.ry Quad going % TIC
yenrs and emo II ~UST'elty
SAT- factory IN ever rss9s.f
rear drive truck would have t-ssr
Of TO use to US, a. 90 40 e
pavement a.. blocAs an r. ~
Gunoo righI on tie birss of IN
M,sronri River. snd for tsr se..'
tht pct season Ss u~t ~
rtsn-iv ~ ~ mud Th- l,".7
Compsr, are hns pore u s
business with. Sirui ~ Az
teia' lee Co. s,NA Cu h~a
OIL Clr 49,
MONTH OUTPUT N'.i ~
Quad vnsa ,ittir = or = ~
g.Nnns Tho svond nSrsN ut'
re.rly u ~ salcr, W. us.'
ali nIr scUUNrg t1ps eitn -
Quad, .oni ~ - ) r- hQi
and bses, over sil NN5i Of Vss,
over stglAd> fn cs TO ~ shfns
outfits aid hsv. - gors r"s'
nssiY wed .ruuiti e. r-.'1'
tractor ploa rs ou.ht J.
" ans, F;ssiari on Asth'
rens'nl. Va.
OTHER OIL DEALERS
" ha," n truck
ahou, he sane capicir a.
the J.@eD guJd u si rshI
IT, god r,Ads. tut : voAId hs0t
btsn a. impnsst.Ity FER tns
Truck to d shi' -
Quad do-e, sppSr -utlN -u 'S
grea,ssg rsss k..chzYGs1- Lab
riesuns Co. Gu,res ~
See yepr pe.lsr ~ mt, ths Jxt-T
Csarsry tov ,aierps'Ss 'oS'
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-12-05
What the Jeffrey
Quad Does

P,.Hs ,rtth all four ,1heels
Brakes on al four tcheris
/, and dr,re SHAFT
! Steers on all four 'rhesis
Carries tro toms on its
back,
Goes through maf or sro,c
w to ifs hubs.
Climbs duricuit grades.
Travels Through soutev 81
inches deep,
Tlrws rih in tsJset.
Eco~Omi&.s ttres.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-12-05
These Men Have Seen the Lisht

Following is a partial list of concerns
III this country which have bought tho
Quad and proved its superior ability in
practical daily service. We have room
for only q few Of the many m
Notice the widely varying lines Of
business.
The United States Governments;
Standard Oh Company: Armour &
Company; Du Pont Powder Comnany:
Morris & Company; American High
Explosive Co.; Copper Queen C~onsoli.
dated Mining COMPANY; Bissell Carpet
Sweeper Co.; Pople Transfer e. Stor-
age Co.; Val Verde Irrigation Co.;
Moeoilon Stage s. Express Line: Tom
Reed Gold Mining Co; Milwaukee
General ConstructionCo. McrrelI-Soule
Go. Wholesale Mix: City Of White
water. Wis. Fire Dept: Marshall OH
Co; Hart 4 Page Road Builders and
Quarrymcn); Highland Brewing Co.
Burton Powder Co. wisconsin Veterans
Home; Brook Hill Farm. Waukesha.
Wis. tDalrying); General Asphalt Co.
ct Philadelphia Contractors and Road
Builders ;City Of Winston Salem, NC
(Road building; Bethlehem Steel Co.
aud scores of other weli-known con-
Germs. which bought oily after the most
searching Investigations
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-12-05
Now Comes YOUR Trans-
portation Problem

II You have not already seen the
Jctfery Quad perform. you will surely
want to witness one of the demonstrs-
lions conducted this month. Get i'm
touct, with the Jeffery dealer in yous
locality Il once, or. if you do not know
hun, write the Jeflery factory, stating
the nature of your hsulagc problem aud
we will gladly send you complete in
formation in addition TO putting you
in touch with our nearest dealer. Find
out nov how the Quad will max. money
for you 81 your particular busiaAss.
The Thomas B. Je1ery Company
Dept. ~. Kenosha, Wiscon,;,
g,vJ.y, - .,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-12-05

CELEBRATING the worldwide acceptance of the
~ Jehery Quad as the ultimate type of motor truck. JeEery
dealers this month are giving a series of remarkable demon.
Eratons. Their purpose is to rive home more forcbly than ever before the
fact that this truck does everything the standard rear-wh eel drivet ype Of ,ruck
"a do, ant then goes q doing things no other truck in the world nj do Thev
have chosen the month OF December. because heavy snow fails, ,h,S. And rnn,
make the roads particularly bad at this tIme-and because il is under tn most
difficult conditions that tho Quad m@t clearly demonstrates its superior ability
Ii you're not already thoroughly posted on the Jefcry Quad. see YOUR dealer or
write the Jefery Company for complete information.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-12-05
December
Is Quad Month

Jeffery dealers select a month when road condi-
tions are exceptionally bad to demonstrate the
amazing ability of the Jeffrey Quad-the truck
that drives, brakes and steers on all four wheeLa.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-12-05
EXPRESS Il TRUCKING

IINS UNT dtTtIl -Ta- ~
eau Ell our nuSir-ss - -
increased by one 'rT+ +
Stssmboa Lire. NauL-st-, D.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-12-05

G%REATLAKEs fRklCHI

Tie 10 TWO Ons1s I-e fA-F
dong the service - -
nrlss G. Bedril Mo-. lis.,
san Antonio. IeAas
The Detroit times., 1915-05-27
SNAKES GET
DIVORCE
Judge Says They Are
an Element of
Cruelty

INDIANAPOLIS Nav &c Tesr
mony that box containing abou'
80 lave. sqirming twisting. Wig
Cling snakes Wes PLACID in the ST.
iiug room OF the home D, Mrs Grace
Geurge 10y sister OF her husband
Perm tirorgr nov said 70 be In GIL
caSo. detained divorce for her In
Superior court Mis-. George ailcg
"a l''r husband MAS guilty OF Cruel
treatment.
Mrs George In her testimony
did not msI44ion she snakes. out net
mother I'D not hesitate TO tell about
thrm Hsr SIM . ia. she said. told
her MAJ Bis sister had arrived al
hls house To spend the winter. ac
cumpHn'ed by her pct snskes There
were aaout 30 OF tho rsptlles
judge clifford said tAat suake-
might consti'u'" an clement o. cruel
~ n kept about the house and hs
thought that Win the o.usr testi
mcny ~ the effect that George had
struck his wife and had haui of
breaking tho dishes constituted SUI
Hcisnt grounds for a divorce
The Detroit times., 1915-05-27
ITALIAN YOUTH
OF 16 Is MISSING

Salvatore Msciarelio. rs years old
living with his father Lorenzo Ma.
ciareilo AZ No SIS Fort.rt east. left
home, Tuesday morning. and has no.
returned Tho father has asked the
police 20 aid him I'm locating the hoy
He thinks the lad has gone 10 some
other city
lie L. my hoy and I want him
with me" said Naciarelio But II
cant Ee' him 20 come back.
want 10 give him some money 40 he
viii not have 20 beg would be
ashamed 70 think boy Of mine vas
a heggar'
Tho oy MS em~loycd In tho 10
troit screw works. With his father
Ills mother il n ~" old country.
Nacia-eilo scou he iics that Sal.
yotore has gone back 70 Italy 10 en-
list
The Detroit times., 1915-05-27
Whipped Almost Every
Other Night, Says
Sylvia Eaton
DRY BREAD WAS
PRINCIPAL FOOD
Prosecution cores
Hard In Testimony
of Little Girl

The prosecution played It's trump
card IN the trial ~ Arthur b. Eaton,
charged with involuntary man.
slaughter In connection with the
death az his l.year old daughter.
Ethel. shen II placed llyear old
sylvia Eaton. sister OF the deceased.
co the stand. Wednesday morning.
tier testimony Was iamaging beyond
doubt Her story was convincing
y told without hesitation. but che
vas careful 10 avoid making state
mrut~ about matters OF which she
Ras not certain she VAS not sworn
ON account, %, her tender years.
sylvia que toned by Assistant
Prosecutor ke.dau said that hsr
father had whipped Ethel almost
every other night for being naugh.
~, Tia u8nEut.uess consisting OF
taklDs thlBg, from The pantry Ethel
hst been fsI mostly on dry bieat.
bal after she vas taken sick was
given oatmeal aud other cereals,
Tier atrher. she said. SON times
used h,s hand and sometimes q
ztta. She -.i; bad been whipped
occu .onaty for beng naughty"
tU not az ofl"n a. Ethel. She did
700 tDompiaiu that she had not been
ANrB sh o. eat
SYLVIA stated also that Ethel bad
frequently been oeked in dark
closet by h'r stepmother and had
been compelled 10 sleep in the bath
tub no night. without bed clothes OF
my kind aud Hith only nesspApers
30 lie on.
Attorney Dalton ques;loned Sylvia
az length on cross-eGam nation. but
was unable 10 shake h1r story In
any particular
Dr Gordon : McAlptne. OF Hsr.
Per hospital. told in detail OF the
bruises and sores on Eihels body
when she vas brought IN TOR treat.
mcut. and Dr. r. II WitNer. OF the
same institution. told Of making
blood tests Tho trial VAS adjourned
at 10 O'Clock till Thursday morning
The Detroit times., 1915-05-27
Your Money
The Fallacies of Some Thrift Maxims Revised
BY JOHN IA. oskisoN

you are strong for saving | am. toe
for myself. hut not tor every one
| often ask people watch Is brttc'
FOR the country, The saNer or the
pvndeI Suppose W. all save.
am so fixed that { don't have 70 buy
clothes for AZ least two sears.
don't drink or use alcohol. | don't
reed to ride In train or "A boat.
Now suppose ,he rest Of 1he PEG
pie followed me IN saying How
about the tailor, hatters. cigar deal
crs, railroads steamboats, ctCs
The trouble here Is that Reckless
Richard Is confusing saving and
boarding One does not save money
p order 10 hide II away H. puts Il
n bank that lends Z 10 some one
FOR constructive Nork
suppose. however. that savers
generally cut out booze and tobacco
nisrllerivs. lrew,r.es. and saloons
and the tobacco industry might be
destroy ID. but al those nov 80 en-
gaged would Socn be employed IN
Other lines Of industry,
A. bottom rhe old fhri'' mSvjmy
Gre mighty sound they rest OF the
tried principles OF economies