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The Detroit times., 1916-12-05
COUZENS PUTS
LID ON CLUBS
: AND DRUG STORES

- Illegal sale OF liquor In drug stores
spnd private clubs In Detroit on Sun.
day is 20 be stopped. George A Wal.
elers, secretary of police. has person.
ally notified officials OF all clubs that
.lhe commissioner will insist on their
living up 10 The law. This action
WAS brought about by one club re-
.1usinE 20 allow policeman 20 10
thru It's rooms last Sunday.
- Police activity against drug stores
that are alleged 20 have sold lqu6r
~on sunday without finding out
<whethef u was 90 be used for medic.
Jnal purposes or not have been dc.
~clded upon. Complaints were made
That several drug stores have been
-toing a rushing business
Warrants have been issued against
rAnthony Wuczorck. OF No. 765 Grand
ave. and Peter Myer. OF No 1914 Mt
4 eEillott-aye., for allowing minors "a
Fffeduent their poolrooms. Other com
: plants are being Investigated
The Detroit times., 1916-12-05
ENIBARGOES MAY
BE LIFTED ON
DETROIT ROADS

The traHc bureau ot the Detroit
Board ~ Commerce made the an.
aoI0cemen' Monday that ne fre,zt'
crbbargoes on ailr9ads enteyiur Dr.
ro.t a0uld BE- lifted within three
days II the cleanup work in fta
terminals and freight houses con.
tinues with the dispatch OF ihe ia-t
feW dsys
Because % the Improvement a
conditions The noon meetings % fae
transportation committee shippe-i
and railroad men have been discon
itnued for the present
It ie stated hat tho terminals are
almost cleared and II the work ia
kspt 70 Christmas shipments VIII
be delivered without delay
The Detroit times., 1916-12-05

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The Detroit times., 1916-12-05
REAL FEED To
END DIET TEST
Squads Thrived On Less Than
SOC Per Day Per Person,
Results Show

CHICAGO. Dec, 5.-As a vind.up
to the two weeks test. Health Com
missioner Robertson gave the diet
ers an extra good menu today. Din.
ner tonight will be one OF the most
elaborate the squad has eaten.
Including the menu today. the
average cost per meal for ;he sec
ond week will be below 27c day
per person. Average coat per day
for the two weeks will be less than
500. Originally Dr Robertson plan.
ned 70 demonstrate the practicable.
ity OF living on 40c a day
"All but one OF the persons have
gained weight and consider the
diat test success" Or. Robertson
The Detroit times., 1916-12-05

ers equally heavy and eVa-tinE it
must frst he rerfrctct "a an Admin
.StrRtIvr instrument
Thr country cannot and should not
consent tl remain any louger O.
posed tn profound Industrial disturb
arpltfatpu and cancellation which
fhe congress- can easily and promptly
suu0'y Ard all viii aRree that there
must .e r. doubt a. fn the power ~
fE@ eN..u. Fe 60 maze immediate and
M ntrrrlatet use of the railroads FOR
rr- .rrcrt ration 80 the military
fcrues Hf tre nation wherever they
are needed ara whenever they are
arede3
Th..-s program ~ regulation.
The Detroit times., 1916-12-05

said today \ total of 35 pounds
was gained by the l9 dietcrs.
Today's menu
Bfeaktast Oranges, rolled oats,
with dates. French toast, bacon
bread and butter. coffee
Tnncheon Oyster puree, hearts
OF celery. cottage cheese salad, hot
rolls. butter. Dutch appl' cake. tea,
Dinner Turkish soup. roast loin
of pork. cranberry sauce. sweet pc
tatoes Georgian style. scalloped ON
ions, bread and butter, oldfsshion-
cd rice pudding, tea.
The Detroit times., 1916-12-05

thar has stood on
tHe aorAN.4 corner OF Grand Riy.
ave EASE aH4 g-rtcrst for more
fbsa 90 rrars p 5eng rszed FOR the
erection o' lofel ~ lli rooms 70
e s13p tue Hotel Lincoln u
ra 9e Raced bs IS ". Hannan
-ad irNuE G. NrCulley and will be
~ .ated In connection Vitb others
controlled D. be Hannah organIza
t.Or SO prvate baths viii be- .n.
stalled oai Ga each floor there will
10 shower ard tub baths. Each room
viii hsH~ r8DGlng hot and cold va
tsr and telephone service stores
viii occupy the front on Grsnd Rlv-
crave Wreckers are now rsking
-ae terrace and work url begin on
'ff nsa building al soon az ihp old
hH.dce down
The Detroit times., 1916-12-05
PREP PARING FOR
l.. OF VI. SMOKER

Tie committees iu charge arc
hard az Vors preparing i0s 'f aH
nual JniverrIty ~ Michigan foo
BAH smoker which will be held 10
tho Board ~ Commerce one weet
from Saturday night. the calendar
date being Dec So Tho usual big
cas- and black mokes VIII DO TIER.
There Wiu be- several orators mo
heaGliners being Harry TlrhW. rae
new trainer and AN exceptionally y
fluent speaker. and Chase z Ot1orn.
former governor of Michigan The
team and ne Michigan baBd1vll
be- guests ~ honor
The Detroit times., 1916-12-05

tate fH srt up.u trr suggestion
sn,utf MAKE 20. that any man ~
art .,.u upet..u should nr Upl <+t rs
law 90 t.rt.v.r in an employ nent
which he desired e. leave. To pass
law which forbade or prevented the
individual workman TO leave sis
work before rrcrtNtng the approx al
% sostetN tn doing 80 would he Co
adopt ur~ prtnCtpir into oar turts-
prudence which ! take 10 for granted
We ar. not prepared TO Introduce.
But the proposzt that the oPe
Of The raiiwnNs of the countrr shall
not be stopped or ioterruPted BY the
ronrrrtrd aettoa 90 srgznised hodiea
OF mrs until public inNrsugahen
.baI have been tnstituted which
The Detroit times., 1916-12-05

work anG wages .n train service ant
10 author raa TIRE nrpnln tr1ent 80 q
CONN ssion Co. observe and report up-
on the practical results tcewius
these The measures rnst .T r,rct ATE s.
needed but lt postponed acton Upon
IRE other euEyCstlors .ut't ll opp o.
tluItr should rs oTerft f-r n rr
deliberate ccnstde-At fn 80 t.eu H
fourth rslr nnIlendattcn ( fu trtrt .o
10 necessary 20 renew tlH urwtr
the Interstate Commerce c-r.r So. n
to Erart 81 Increase ~ rates .~ r
Eround referred 90 S tr spIt7 N'r
clear ard r~co mn, endRtfcu ~ thF
congress win rtEkr1 q" a4cH gfat-
tsr r}Sht seem 80 draw r. question
the score - the ccreu,lss. 'rs author
The Detroit times., 1916-12-05
Make places for Soldiers

Three new custom officers have
been added to the Windsor stan on
the recommendations OF Oliver j..
Wilcox. member OF parliament for
North Essex. They are William
Robinson. veteran OF the Euro
peRn war Willis Northwood. re-
Gently inyalided home from Eng
land. and George Whitaker. Of
Sandwich. The latter appointment
Is temporary The other returned
soldiers. Priva;es W Dunphy and
Jaspar Gum. have received govern
ment appointments.
The Detroit times., 1916-12-05
s"Anyone Can Do 1t"
n Asserts Sharper Who
Charmed 200 Women
TAKES NERVE AND
APPLICATION
Eleven Dollar Suit, a
Rose and Line of
Talk, Essential

NEW YORK, Dec. 5.-"Anybooy
ran do H." according 10 oliver Os.
borne" Charles II. Wax, being
brought from Chicago 10 New YORK
today for use as material witness
in the case against Rae Tanner
charged with using the mails in an
attempt 20 dffraud James w os.
borne out 4 $4,000, was re'errins
10 his actions as a swindler OF
(. women. The police and postal
s.authoritles say be has svindled 2r'
~of them, in various parts OF The
country. using "Ol'ver Osborne
and many other names.
"Osborne" is due to reach New
York late today. but he sen; ahead
his own story OF how be wins won
en
olt's Just like anything else he
{. said 1T takes application Each
z-wOman. OF course, presented
slightly different problem. But !
kept the few feminine types men
tally indexed and If one system
did not seem TO be working. why. IL
was just IKE reaching into pig
ron hole for another formula
..rsually proposed 10 a woman a.
the first meeting. sometimes hNe
minutes after met her, sometimes
~ thought II best 10 wait two hours.
- Il always dress well. get an
sI1 suit. q pair OF nose glasses, yel-
r.low gloves, gray spsts. walking
stick and chrysanthemum Or
rose in the buttonhole. a get-up
! like that win make a bartender or
: a waiter look like a millionaire. X
man can live UP 20 his chrysan-
! themum. he has the tight half won
. at the start
"Tell 'em you love EN- the first
|. time you meet 'em. That fetches
/. 'em. Mattresses and women with
their own cars. they're all alike
II pick out the features OF which
! the woman Is vain. II may be her
eyes, her hair, her figure II it's
her figure, say it's like the Venus
of Phidiss in the Pitt gallery.
have no idea where the Fiti gai
iery Is. or whether Phidias carved
Venus, but neither has she, and Il
goes great
II tell them ] own a ranch In Cal
ifornia that IL takes day 70 ride
: across; that recently made a mil
lion in wheat hand them any
thing that will make them believe
I'm vastly rich. They all fail for
: g."
Osborne In his story OF how he
met and nirted with Rae Tanzer for
three months didn't include any de-
tails 10 show he posed as million
aire beyond saying he allowed her
10 borrow $40 from him one time
A complicating element was
thrown into the process OF unra1 el-
ing the Osborne case today BY The
declaration of Rose and Dora Tan
zer that the man arrested IN Chi
cago-under the name OF Charles
". wax--is not the oliver Os.
borne" that had the affair with the
sister Rae.
For 10 years they could send ne
10 JAIL said Rose. "but they
couldn't get me 20 say different
Rae Is out OF the city. she said
The police say Witnesses 70 Os.
borne's identity may include three
New York women ne married AT VA.
rious times without divorce action
on bis previous marriages
The Detroit times., 1916-12-05
a,eruI,lna stsns Reaused

: The recruiting staffs at Windsor,
which now total approximately i0o
rnen and commissioned officers, will
rhe reduced by at least two-thirds
-snd the men sent back TO their bat.
.iaiions. In Tho future tho recruit.
Sing will be in charge Of commits.
<>sioh. one of the nrst things this
<tommlssion viii do Il so make a
:, canvass with a view
-io listing all men Of military age
The Detroit times., 1916-12-05

The earliest harvest thanksgiving
within the present confines OF the
UritAd States VAS kept by the Pill
grim Fathers at Plymouth in 1921.
The Detroit times., 1916-12-05
Alleaea slsrer Caught

Dick" Capparoua, % years old.
was arrested Monday evening on
lafayette ave cost, by detectives
Balone and Mckay. and is held in
central station ss The alleged slayer
of his wife and PEDRO Damore. who
we're found dead In The Capparotta
home. Nov. Do Capparotta had not
been seeB since Tho shooting took
rlsce.
The Detroit times., 1916-12-05

The hrst nat,ooal convention OK
daylight savors' ls for-ef 10 pitts.
lurgh today ~ ihe call rf 'he day
baht syinR committee 81 The Va.
tionaI Chamber OF Commerce
The Detroit times., 1916-12-05

10 fht catacomn of So Sebastian
q Rome arc buried fse bodle of 81.
popes and $4,000 martyrs
The Detroit times., 1916-12-05

Printing-the ptata nest kiud--thRt
~ rtsht--TImss Job Dept.--Mstn 4A7o.
The Detroit times., 1916-12-05
Odds and Ends

p CHICAGO Tenants in an office
bsud.ng here have courl of their
cwn An eKiudge. lawyers and fur.
ors will 80 Tbur3day ir dispute
tetween firms Ia the building.
Kgles of law viii hold
CHICACiO--in trying 20 force
chief ot Police Healey 70 issue a
permit for their nlu company
charges 10 a court petition that the
tufglagy portrayed e. I1w God be-
cause b. thpt poo stealing from
ihe rich
The Detroit times., 1916-12-05

SEW YORK Tho only way 70
get your rights is 20 stand w for
them. aid SIR Frauklis Storey.
BROOKLYN She stood IN post hole.
J Irevenune "a telephone crew from
iiaeing The pole until her husband
could yet an injunction
The Detroit times., 1916-12-05

NEW YORk--A burglar thought.
f.l of f1e need of headline vrners.
stole bottle uf 4herrY End dozen
eass from a Flushing home last
night
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-21
NOTED WELFARE WORKER
TALKS Ar W0MAh'S CLUB
Hrr. Arrhihsid Hopkfa. Plead. for Moro
to-oPeratisn between Social
Bettermeat Organizations,

Before a highi: enthusiastic uudi-
ence, Mrs. Archibald Hopkins. OF wash
inston. chairman OF the Woman.s Wei
fare Department Of the National civic
Club yesterday afternoon about the
work OF tho organization Mrs. Hon
kina has furthered the work Of better
.ns conditions In countless channels
and has had success In many matters
which would have oeen dropped through
Indifference but for her courage and
perseverance,.
Many prominent welfare workers Of
Richmond were the guests OF the club.
The large audience thrilled under the
charm and personality OF tho speaker
and went forth with fresh inspiration
for bigger and better things.
From the book Of her wide expert
ence as welfare worker Mrs Hop
kins drew much that was of interest TO
her audience. She said that the pri-
mary object Of the Civic Federation lie
% Improve conditions under which peo
PIC VOTE and to see to II that they arc
shielded as far as IT Is feasible from
the dangers and diseases OF their occu-
pations. Rad conditions arc invcsti-
gated and improved. with tho aid and
CO. operation OF employers. Heating and
lighting facilities are looked into in
factories and government buildings, tho
work accomplished in tho city of
washington being taken as an example
The Civic Federation. she said. works
rhsrercr there iB work to do. and the
tahSs undertaken 20 forward with re-
markab!c smoothnfss in most cases II
works In connection with every other
organization. Tremendous tasks not
only undertaken but accomplished with
widespread good. were described.
Mrs. Hopkins spoke In detail about
better housing conditions. Baltimore.
Washington and Richmond struggle
with the same question-clinnte. alleys
ana the negro. some Of the housing
conditions found have been simply
shockinS-unspeHka blt. and the Civic
Federation Is working In Washington
with all It's might to abolish the alley.
She told in graphic fashion Of tho in :
terest and aid given this work hy the
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-21
wOMEN's MEETINGS.

\ fun attendance Of delegates is de.
sired for this afternoon at O'clock a,
The Y. W. 9. A. in the interest of the
Virginia Chiidren's Home Society. II
is hoped that one or more women from
each church Will attend this meeting
The Parent Teacher Association OF
tho Richmond City Normal School. 4,
Main and I.ombardy Streets, has been
called 10 meet this afternoon at 3
o'clock. There will be demonstrations
OF reading by pupils OF the grades
BIB and 81. Miss Pennell will talk
on How the Child Can BE Helped in
the Days study"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-21
IL AND OUT or TOw'N.

John White stuart. or "Rosedale."
Russell County, is spending several
weeks us the guest Of his uncle. Cover
nor Henry Garter Stuart at the cXecu-
tive mansion
Mrs. waller Davies has left for
Washington. after short stay here
with relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin G.. Laird. OF Ches-
tertie!d County. have taken an apurt :
nent at the Jefferson Hotel for the
months or January and February.
Miss Roberta Trigg has returned 10
Richmond after visit TO her sister.
Mrs. -. Tucker Brown. at Chapel Hin,
y 9.
Mrs. William ThalhIncr and ner small
son have returned 10 Richmond after a
stay Of several weeks with Sir. and
Mrs. Charles \ Goldsmith In Washing
ton.
Mrs. Leo L. Wheat. OF Berryville has
heen visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick
:. Valentine on Park Avenue.
Mrs. Jack Price. formerly Of this
city, hut now Of Pittsburgh, Pa. is u
guest OF Mrs. ". W. billiard AZ her home
on South Third street
Mr. and Mrs. : Il Girdler. Of New,
York. the latter formerly MIS-. Albert
p'zzin!. Of Richmond. whose wedding
TOOK place November 4 are spending
some time At Grove Park Inn. Ashe-
Vile. X. e.
Miss Beatrice Boase, q! Highland
Park. Is v!siting friends in Alexandria
for some time.
i. Naskins Hobsou. 81 Powhatan
c.inty. has returned to hts home after
= short stag In Richmond.
MICS Alice Redd Jones. who has been
visiting ri Foxcroft. near Middle burg.
Wa. IiEl,, Il
Willis Cobb IIagan. OF Washington
and Lee University. spent short time
in Richmond last week.
Mrs. Russell II. Snead. of the Ing!e-
side Apartments is visiting friends in
Washington this week
Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd TYLER OF Park
Avenue, left Sunday for Buffalo. Mag
ara. \. T., and visit TO Miss Edward
Duffey in New York City.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-21

late Mrs. Wilson. wife of tho Prcsi-
dent. and paid glowing tribute to this
woman whose frst duty was 10 help
other people.
Mrs. Hopkins is at the head Of the
movement to raise funds for Il model
block IN Washington, az memorial to
Mrs. Wilson. Here will he erected
model homes and shops. with u play
ground and 4 central administration
building where, for Il small sum. women
may do their washing and ironin.
They plan TO make II n business propo-
sitlon and stock will be sold. ono has
been actually put into effect in Balti-
more. the direct result OF tho Wilson
memorial plan.
The Federation has stamped out
drinking places near these homes. and
thus removed the constant temptation
frein weak Wills. Mrs. Hopkins pleaded
for all social welfare work to he united
for greater strength. Under our very
eyes. she said. the little messenger boys
ply their busy tasks to and fro in the
city prey to every wolf that cares to
spring. The whole principle of child
labor is wrong, and the life of the ma
ton must pay bitter price in another
generation. Everybody can do some
thing to help. IL We will! only drop the
petty jeRlousies and riva!ries that in
fest various organizations and all
work together Tor common good. The
Jews Of New York have set !, splendid
standard for the country in federating
every separate organization for better
mont work
In housing conditions" she said. "it
is your business to know. I did not
know never won victory. You hear
some one say sadly: Where did Mrs
So-and-So's beautiful baby get diph-
theria and die" And the answer is:
Out Of tho clothes basket
I'm the alleys in Washington the
death rate is 80 per cent higher than
elsewhere. The gull, Is on our own souls
that We allow conditions TO exist
which make such death rate"
In no spirit OF criticism Mrs. Hopkins
spoke OF the conditions that greet visit
ors as they approach Richmond. She
said that she had not come TO criticize
but to arouse the sensibilItics of her
audience to greater effort
To those who sorrow in loneliness
and grief, Mrs. Hopkins brought a ring
Ing message and challenge. The world
has need Of every man and every
woman she remarked. land the woman
who hos wrought for years in service
for others stood yesterday. a splendid
radiant figure. to urge the women OF
Richmond to look out upon the fields
before them. white unto the harvest"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-21

or. hiding his worry under an air of
carsleHsnssA And II doesn't much
matter. Many odd people come TO see
mo. pyofsHsiapaiIy."
II suppose as." she asssuted, dis
missing the subject. Thon she said,
smiling up at HIS troubled old face,
came In here TO show you my new
motor suit How do YOU Ike it?'
Il like IT very much, indeed" said
Or. Montrosc. surveying her >"Prob-
ably great deal better than I shall
IKE the bill for il. I suppose Il Roos
Win tnat little new car got your
Yea. We're going out TO try the car
ana tho costume 1T the same time this
afternoon. bob Clayton and l. I'm ex-
pectins him any minute now. I've had
the car brought around TO the front
so we can start as soon ms he ret.
hero"
tTo Be Continued To.Morrow.)
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-21
At the Movies To-Day

STNAAD-Dsrethy t:isA, ip' "Atta
nty's lat haeerI alive q Registers
ceMS1y.
trnyA1Ance.o
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H1A0Sr" Diefure.
SMEHfwia Stevens, IL ''TAe fAi-
iew Fsnser", Aiss ''TG< Heart 81 .
Fools
viCTOR-"rhe Devils Trum,h,~
with Marie weicaAp.
EEW~-FkaoI< Ward. a .Yks
Yenta Of tAe Ltcpsf.,
REx-~SasinE the PsAiIy Nans.o
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Thanksgiving Socini.

The Woodland Heights Woman's
Christian Temperance Union will give
a Thanksgiving social on Friday night
at the home of DR.. D. G.. Wilson, 500
West Thirtieth Street, for the benefit OF
the Bethany Home. Rev. Thomas
Semmes. of Meade Memorial Church. and
Mrs. Brookshire, Of the orphanage, will
speak. There will be a musical pro-
gram
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-21

The regular meeting OF the Ray Of
Sunshine Circle OF Kings Daughters
will be held this afternoon at 4 o'clock
at the residence OF Miss 4. Roberta
Currie. 1916 East Broad street
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-21

IF the Federation Of Mothers Clubs. will
he the guest Of honor this afternoon at
o'clock at reception rendered by the
Mothers' Clubs Of Richmond in the
clubrooms. sos East Marshall Street
All active and former members are in
Vited 10 attend. Decorations will DE in
autumn flowers and refreshments will
be served
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-21

Tie regular meeting OF the Boa I'd
Of Directors Of tho Y. ". T.. A. will bt
held day at u o'clock at the Central
building on North Fifth street.
The Mobridge news. [volume] (Mobridge, Walworth Co., S.D.) 190?-1917, 1916-04-20

izing the home printing industry
whenever possible. A rule is not
a rule unless it proves itself. -
P.airie Picayune.
Tom Morris, manager of the
Gallett Music House at Mobridge,
was in the city on business Wed
nesday. Attorney Morrison was
up from MObridge, Tuesday on
legal work. Frank lost of Mo-
bridge and Ned Ingalls, have been
purchasing cattle in the northern
part of the county this week. :.
Lee H. Divine, democratic candi-
date for sheriff of Walworth coun-
ty, was up from the Bridge City
Tuesday looking after his candi-
dacy. .-Selby Record.
The Mobridge news. [volume] (Mobridge, Walworth Co., S.D.) 190?-1917, 1916-04-20
NEW FIRM OPENS
FOR BUSINESS

O lson Clark and Jack Field Of
this city have formed partner
ship and bought out j. F. Divine
& Co.'s, bankrupt stock at the
trustees sale.
They will continue to conduct
the business in the same quarters
and are adding a fine line to that
already complete stock.
The store will be formally open.
ed to the public Saturday morning
and the public are courteOusly in
vited to inspect their complete line
of gents haDerdashery.
Gene Truax will assist as sales
man Both Of these young men
are we'll known and considered as
exceptionally we'll balanced busi-
ness men.