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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-09-21
Begins Whirlwind Trip
Through In
diana
FOR AMERICA
IN MILWAUKEE
Expected to Attack
British Trade
Aggression
Bv PERRY ARNOLD.

lStof Correspondent United Press
LAFAYETTE. Ind, Sept. 2l.--
Nominee Charles f. Hughes started
pursuit OF Indianas electoral votes
today In the most "whirwindy" cam
paign trip the Hoosier state has
ever witnessed from a presidential
candidate. For the next three days
The Republican aspirant for execu-
tive honors will criss-cross the state.
preaching the doctrine OF Repub-
lean tariff for protection and as
sailing the Democrats for failure 20
keep their promises. Today he had
scheduled no less than IL speeches
In various cities winding up tonight
~ Richmond Tomorrow l3 Indiana
downs Will hear him and on Satur-
day seven. Then he and Mrs.
Hughes will have a day OF rest over
Sunday nj indianapolis. the guests
Of the candidates runningmate,
Charles Warren Fairbanks
To Indiana voters Hughes expects
10 appeal for the most part on the
Democratic tariff and business rec
ord. He has found II impossible TO
cover all the ground OF his assault
upon the Wilson administration in
short speeches such rs he must
make In most OF tho cities on his
schedule during he next few days
% he plans 10 suh-divide HIS talk
discussing the tariff in one place.
labor in another. Mexico. business
legislation. etc
Indiana audiences may expect
further and stronger references 10
the Wilson administration course
in the matter OF iuterfereuces by
the British with mails Hughes in.
xariahly follows the same course
I'm developing his attack on those he
takes great pains 20 explain are
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Marriage Licenses

Joseph Ra,stasbizsl'y. 20, Mavolo
Emil Grivicld. 2i; Mary Komec1na.
Bert Knuckey, "a Elizabeth ST.
Andrew Lckometros. &c Argira sa-
REQ. 10,
John Kotz, IS; Anna KiymoiokA
Carl J. Moeller, 20 Ethel NJ. Lar
Walter Mazpny. % Mary Markows.
le
s. Joseph = thinner. "a Elizabeth
George y Dec 70. st Louis. Mo
Marsaret NJ Thomas. 80 same
Thomas +. Johnson, 2S. LA Church
William C King, rs. Theresa witt
John W Warner 81. Detroit Hol-
Frank nomiuas, 2S. Mary Erolis-
Early sanger. rs Vera p. Abro
Georrc " Holt - sturris Ky.
Ethel Woodrign. 2f. evansville. In1
otto \. Gchlc. 20 rmma KuscheL
Jacob werchai, SO Rose Eo-en-
Vernon Cr1ndau[ %. Detroit. Hazel
miller Is Spring wells.
Frank Nozowsli. o. Katie Suiba.
John G,bln. e. Highland Park.
Nellie Kologae 7 s. same.
Alexander Rascgan, 81 Anna
BoylSe. ~
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Headline honors in the Miles the.
alter next week, starting Monday aft
einoon, will 40 10 the Great Pitroff.
celebrated European haudcuff king.
llusionist and man OF mystery. who
for several years has bafled the
police officials and investigators OF
Europe by escaping from the most
secure iails and prisons. lie liber.
ates himself from handouts, leg
irons and straightjackets of all
j 'Hds with wonderful rapidity. During
his engagement in the Miles he viii
attempt 10 escape from sealed
packing case, a locked milk can and
a large mail pouch Several nlystify-
Ing Illusions OF his own invention
are also presented. June Dixon,
artists model. and her company will
present a series Of living reproduc-
lions Of famous paintings ard statu-
AIRY a. the second feature on the pro
gram. other acts progI AIMED arc
Annie Kent, popular singing come
dienne: Belle Montrose and Billy
Allen, in a surprise novelty, Three
Stewards, instrumentalists and Jack
I.amey. eccentric comedian. Screen
textures precede the vaudeville daily
from 1890 10 2:30.
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Births
ROyS


Cemln Perroyn. 731 Altered. /.
Amicl Chesquire, 514 Lnlihridge;
VALERIE Buylc, 500 Eaatlawn, Burton
l. Fralick. Grace hospital branch.
Klenk, 173 Hammond. Albert Mazda,
222 Liyernois, Peter Kawa. l05N
Military Joseph GersJy. 3b2 Robins
Paul Socci $50 Brewstcr Joe 7. Ed
wards AIS Nina. Verne chapman. 81
High west Joseph c. Kaiser. 63S
Lloyd westerwelt. Providence hos
pital, Everitt Bartlett. 2G- Hancock
Il. Russell S. Brown. 800 Lycasto
Nicholas Kurth, 637 Michigan. Frank
Cooper, 100 Mnyhury Nitro Sabedor.
5se Belvidere. James \ Williams.
2l2 Vermont. Joseph Galtz. rs SUI
perior. joe Fjtc 60 CLAYTON; James
Hunter smith S e{eI ts'en'
Earl Perrault-. ~, Eastlawn. ,J,o-
s sbI"r ,ag c,m Hesl e FTan sdIn,cS
ry. l4o3 Scotch, Aioysius stark, 926
Merrick Frcd Hastings. llNl Scot
ten; Theodore Ehnkowakl. SIS Wes-
son, Timoffy Sotriltoff 90 pelmar,
Elias Barack, ESQ sherman Harry a.
Baeitenbeck. il6 custer, Arthur SEQ
2i0 NleNapdrinc r., Julius q. Lowry,
Florence CrItt"uiou Home. y. Ralph
Usrey. S. Lavorctte John EOvair, 322
W El!zaheth; Iayits Jensen, 20 En-
stnnioy Kaminslu. 1850 81 Aubin
Manicy j Rankin. 93s Eighteenth,
steve MUdrl. 1854 81 Nuhiu. Albert
T. Fooks. to6 Riopellc. Albert Opila.
573 Willis Beverley NJ Davis. $50
Fourth John Hamateinen, 1856 Bald
4
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RlrthdaY Party For Doc.

Lorraine. O., Sept 20--Miss lie
ota Babcock will give a birthday
dinner honoring her pet French
bulldog, Pedro. three years old. The
guests will be canine companions
OF Pedro. and will include Queenie
Roth. his twin sister Curly Stack,
Fox Henry, Tip Reed, Frenchie Har-
ris and Tip Bonsor. A menu OF
dog biscuit and ice cream will be
served
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kip. Gle; No. cured murrain. isoi
calf. gee. No. ! green calf 27c. No.
l horse hides. $3.50 No. 2 horse hides.
si.5O: No. ] tallow, 7hc. No 2 tallow.
sac per lb.l No hides: lie on; no.
tss 10 amount wooD. 60e@fl26.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-09-21

Frank keenan,, well known char
acter actor last seen locally in The
Phantom" il the star Of The Thor
obied which will be offered
next week, In The Majestic the.
ater starting Sunday afternoon. It
Is a southern drama. the scenes be-
Ing laid in a small town in Ken
lucky and the play is remarkable
Tor It's genuine views OF a big horse
race. THE Thorobred" has a stor,
somewhat different than the
ordinary picture drama. keenan,,
who has won great vogue as a char
acter actor, gives a careful delnea-
ton OF an old southern colonel, a
confederate army veteran who be.
lieves that everyone has a right 70
his opinion and looks with toler
ance on crusade against his only
relaxation and vice, horse racing
But when his family fortunes are
threatened. he becomes hghter
Margaret Thompson, a high-s piritet
actress. is Keenan's leading won
an. Henry Santrey will offer new
song numbers and the films will In
clude a comedy, a travelogue. the
topical review and a Mutt and JEFF
comedy.
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NNAiF ~ III
AppIes-5ocas bu 50R25o per
biol. for choice and $50 $50 for
fancy.
Bananas Good shipping stock,
81 25fc2 ser bunch.
Bean. Dried Limas. eh97c ID:
Observation-Disclosures. ,s5Ooa7s
bu.
CALIFORNIA; Fruits-plnms. u7S1
81 pears. $3.50 box. grapes. SAGA IS
CebbnEe-;3 80 per bbl.
Cheese Michigan rats. l7ct New
York iSci domestic swiss 2sga2e;
&c; long horns. l9c; daisies, ls9
Dressed Calves - Fancy country
rrc-h tc.etabies Green pepoera
st75a2 IN radishos i-a iSc doz :.
par ey % NJ SOC doz., cucumbers. 81 n
lie ~, tomatoes, tl7b@2 bu.i car
head lettuce. s25OQ5 dor; green
onions. t5n 1Sc doz; green corn. sl75
bag egg plant 'l.25 a 80 bu. 80
baskets. q q22c; lo-lb baskets, s5
a 400, lib baskets. iSa zoe.
New Hcney--FRncy white, new. -
q &c amber. l2a lSc ID; extracted.
RsyMDetroit shippers are paying
the following prices for ba!ed hay ~
car car lots E O. o. ! Detroit; No No: i'm.
othy. siS'Sogii. ign. mixed. ,isa
u: No. :? Timothy n2qi3: No. I
MIXED. sii n IL? No, mixed. $500
as: wheat and oat straw. ss.so07
Iemons-,sas5o per box.
Limes-tl10m1.2S per 100.
NeIons-Rocky Words. fats. si25.
Usage. S1.75ug per bu.; watermelons,
| 3 q soc each.
on n%s , o6S"' oof per
1oO-lh. sack: spanish. 81 10 per bu.
$50 r,,,m r. t i,,55 ger gsr,s sq 81 p.r ,u.
Potatoes $50 long. $3.50
ro1i,r, Rroilers, 10000; fancy
40 2 hons. l6ai7c stays, i26l3c.
geese, 12Ultc, ducks, ia lSc; tur-
keys 241 25c 10
sweet Potatoes-sl .25 per bu.; s2
per hhl Jerseys, s1.15 per bur IS
JOBBING PRICES.
vs fanr Tyns GG S.sn.. s7Sg GlS'
Table bsrts. 81 75ai,iO peas Fancy
mon. tell $3.50. fat. pings. sOc. To-
matoes, t136 Marrowfat peas, 81.
early june. $3.50 sifted early June.
VI w GOV
coffee White House. gee; standard
packages ish gf2lN 10.
Feed IobbinR prices 100-lb sncks,
bran. R26 30 standard middliugS. Us;
fine middllngs. SIS. cracked corn. $40;
coarse corn meal, $50, corn and oat
chop s3t ton
Flour-JohhlnE prices; Rest Michi-
Ean patent, $50, second patent, $50
straight s. go; pure rye. 81. spring
patont. $40 bhl. IN eighth paper
sacks
Detroit OiI-Raw llnsced OIL, T5c:
boiled llnseed 7gc gal In barrel lots
Kerosene In iron barrels. Diane nd
headlight. SIC. perfection. 9 Be, palR-
cine. To- &c; rod crown gasoline, Tic
ga.
Hardware Nails. s30O key base
annearcd VII" So a5 bundle. gaivan-
ized barbed wire 2-poir;. t22s spool;
galvanized sheets. 2s-Eauge, s455. 2i-
gauge, sass; gs- gauge, 800 30.
ave. single handled. 500: double,
$3.50 doz black sheet metal % and
't-gnugc, t325 gauge, 81 20, 2i-
gauge, SO ~ rs gauge. 90 per cwt
CHrripEc bolts. small. so. 10 and s
m. large. i0c and on machine
bolts small, 60. 10 and 8 ON large,
90 ~ and OF list
Hldes-No. ] cured hides. isc. No.
! green hides. i6c. No. ! cured bulia.
ibr. No ! green bulls. i2c. No
cured veal KIN 73c No I green veal
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ron SNLFS-FARMs


TEN ACRES
On miles frOw cts hall good garden
au.I Groom house. large barn.
I'm. price only fa.'oo terms or
trade.
20 ACRES
~ miles from city hall. close 90 car
line ideal location price f4.50a:
smell payment house, barn and
outbuillings fruit
10 ACRES
close Co Gratlot. - miles from city
hall. new 7-ruom bungalow. other
cutbuiidinEs. FOR s. 900; terms.
3 ACRES
close 20 Lake ST. clair. out Jefferson
east. sood garden soil. price
81 500. small payment
LSON & CO.,
Cadillac sses.
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RON SNLE-FARN-

ron NAiE-IARN-
- , ACRES
Grltipt-ayD. .n corr lime. good '-room
house barn we'll rEaruf.iuG iu
frst-claHH ORDER Price $500 with
paN mont down
80 ACRES
close Co So Clemens. one mile from
.Gr[ fair buildings This property
aG5a.ra OBJ, trtf.it creamery go.
farm sickness causes safe. s. good
garden farm
y ACRES
tIerrpr-avo. IS miles from city h7ll.
water mains puss this property
rad nu 1854. sI7rs very good
buy Toy flUH per acre
, ACRES
six miles from Detroit out GratIot-
ave. frst-cIass. garden soils close
60 car line price s. coo. terms.
TROMLEY-W
1918 Chamber Of Commences.
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country

Next weeks attraction in the Ly-
oeum theater. opening with the
matinee. Sunday afternoon, will be
the new play by Ralph T. Hitter
ing. called Which One Shall
Marry" Matinees will be given
Wednesday and Saturday. The
play is a story OF love, pathos and
comedy. II shows a young girl
with two lovers, one rich and one
poor She loves the poor man. and
her struggle is to choose between
wealth and love Her decision is
revealed In a denouement rich in
heart interest.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-09-21

MILWAUKEE, Sept. 2o.-Ameri-
canism was the subject OF Republi.
can Presidential Candidate Charles
Evans Hughes address in Milwaukee
last night.
I'VE stand for the principle OF
sound Americanism." he said. we
have no secret purposes. We have
no intrigues. We have no covert un.
Outstanding.
I'VE stand for American rights
with respect 20 American lives. Amer
lean property and American com
merce," he added.
Accepting this as renewed pledge
from Hughes OF an intention 10
bring England TO account IL elected
10 the presidency. the big audience
In the auditorium where the days
tour OF Wisconsin was brought 20 an
end. rose in their seats and gave the
candidate the heartiest cheer OF the
day.
We propose 10 stand four square
among the nations OF the EARTH" he
continued.
Nobody can embarrass me by
talking about Americanism. am for
the United States first, last and all
the time without regard 10 any other
consideration"
The recently passed bill was char
acterized as 9 menace. the sooner
removed the Better" The Underwood
tariff he called measure that must
be undone IL we are 10 have sure
basis OF prosperity in this country. "
He reiterated that the antitrust law
instead OF being clarified by defni-
ton had been made more uncer.
tain"
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THIS MODERN HOME

awaits you. Phone us for appoint
pfent. and sec IL quick. (Wc have
many others. too. HaZlett ave,
stutco bungalow. five rooms and
bath. paneled dining room, oak and
white enamel finish. oak floors, lin
on cabinet fine basement. Pcninu-
lar furnace. laundry tubs, lot grri-
cash, balance s22 monthly
WILLIS COLLYER REALTY CO.
1922 Grand River, walnut All.
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Sugar Market

sugar-Detroit Wholesale prices
Ctystal dominocs. 2-lb, 5000; do. s.
10. 5000. Eagle tablets, $40, cut
loaf S82d. cubes. $3.50, XXNN pow
dered, y7.35, standard powdered. 81 80,
graduated, extra coarse. 500, DO
nnc, IA bulk. 81 90. do. 25-lh. cottons'
". crystal domino gran. z-lb. ana D,
ID. cartons. In cases, $50 crysta
domino gran. HE cases. 81 80. dia!-
10. 4 $3.50 No. 8. 1855. 80. 8, $3.50,
No. 10. $3.50, No. II. Sob; No. y,
$3.50; No ~. S645, 70. "a, ss45; No
-. S645 non-calSing mixture, IS.
beet graduated. $3.50 per 100 lbs
household powd Is. - 10 case. S205;
do. ~ 20 case, 81 per case.
PRODUCE MARKET
STEADY, winters. 5000 7.35, springs,
sic. Lard strong middle west spot
81 100 ~. 20. Sugar. Raw, strong
centrifugal. 90 test, S5.T7t musco-
wade. 81 test So refined strong cut
loaf f1G5, crushed. 81 80; powdered,
5000, granulated. 5000 so. Coffee;
Rio No. I on spot. 37uC Tallow
Firm special 9ikc city. &c country
@9'te Hay steady prime. 81 20
No. g.. N.l5, clover. 4ocQH IA
35c: chickens, 22n32c. fowls. l5d
23}ac; ducks. 22c Live poultry
steady; geese l3c. ducks Ia lShc'
fowls q q 22c. turkeys, lsd 20ci
ROSTERS. lac; chicken. broilers. &c
Cheese. Firm. state milk, comm on
20 specials, ! s n poe. skins. common
10 specials. "a l61ao.
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ROARD OF EDUCATION.
Secretary Office. so Broadway
Detroit. Mich. sept. l6. 1915
BIDS
SPECIAL FURNITURE
AND FIXTURES

SEA-. d proposals. Wlu be received
at f... ufU.. until so o'clock u. m.
r.. rv september 26th. 1916, for
lu.t. .HH- am material and labor
r..e..Hry FOR special furniture and
h.r..t- f.r the Northern and South
cr.t.tu high schools. according 70
PLAN and roriNCations which may
o.. hab 20 the office OF the archi-
te.I. NrHlepmsou 81 HigRinbotham,
go No07t building.
Prop. tls must he submitted on
forms furnished by the architects
ana uuU Doe ageompanied by a GER
'f'sf check coz cash equal TO 6Te OF
the ..l.
= deposit Of $40 &c required for
each scr of plans. 10 be repaid when
u'tr. Jr, returned. also a rental OF
So Usr day viii be charged contract
o.s Who retain plans longer than
aF-cr7
Tho eucccssful bidders will be re-
Qn r.1 Zoo cuter into contract FOR the
work us above
rho FuHrt 10 Education reserves
tNs right 2. reject any or All bids.
CHAS. a. GApD.
Secretary.
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Betty Swartz and company In an
extravagant sketch entitled Youth. "
and Dixie Harris and company in n
singing and dancing act are two OF
the principal features In the vaude-
vile bill TO be offered in the Or
pheum theater for the coming week.
starting Monday afternoon. "Youth"
is a sketch blending tragedy and
comedy. Dixie Harris and four
young men offer a repertoire OF nine
songs, winding up with a big Ia
waiian number. Two comedy acts
also are scheduled, Dunlap and Vir-
din and Moss and Frey The Tor.
mer do a character skit that in.
cludes songs and dances with the
man acting as the property man OF
the theater. II has been seen in
the Orpheum before Moss and Frey
are two men with good voices who
mix up laughs and songs The
Aerial Belmonts in hazardous feats
and other numbers will be on the
program while films will be seen
before and after the vaudeville as
usual.
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Produce

DETROIT. Mich. Sept, 7i.-Ths
approaching end OF the peach sea
son is indicated by the fact that
on the boat this morning The
Smocks and Salwnys are 10 come yet,
but these viii not BOO along for \
week or ten days yet In view OF
there is already n brisk demand for
heavy hens but springs are slow OF
sale. Country dressed calves are
weather IS here. and the market is
quite firm.
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friends and fellow Americans" on
the other side OF the political battle.
That course is first 20 let drop lust
hint until IL becomes one OF his
main punches"
I'm Wisconsin yesterday ne drop.
ped that hint early I'm the day
very much yelled but before he left
the state ne had expanded n 40 that
the attack was unmistakable. Those
I'm his party expect him 10 come out
even more vigorously In Indiana on
this and on the question Of "Ameri-
canism."
one other thing which was devel-
oped In the governors speeches to-
day AZ MonOn and here was the way
in which he Is taking the sting out
of his criticisms OF the Democrats
by disclaiming any personal issues
and lauding them as sincere In their
aim
when say Our opponents, he
said In one speech. 81 mean our
friends. because we are not seeking
to impose anything upon the Amer
lean people for the benefit OF any
set OF men We are not a sectional
party What is good for Republican
business Is good for Democratic bus
eness. II Is for America We are
working. and the point is, what is
the best policy for alp"
The meeting AZ Milwaukee last
night was the biggest the candidate
has had at any time in his campaign,
ing Hughes hims elf said he thought
II was the largest audience assem-
bled in any one hall before whom he
had ever appeared.
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THE
STAGE

Some time ago, Pauline Freder-
ick. the emotional star. declared
she wanted 20 play a sympathetic
role and was starred in an adapta-
tion of Clyde Fitch's THE Woman
in the Case" in which she scored
notable success Now the Famous
Players star has another wonder
ful opportunity TO display her YER
which will be the feature attrac-
ton in the Washington. next week.
In this production. Miss Frederick
appears in the dual roles Of twin
sisters who are absolutely opposite
I'm character. The one, Agnes, In a
sweet-faced, selfsacrihcing drudge;
the other, Laura, is totally without
conscience and so utterly selfish
that she even steals from the de-
partment store cash drawer OF which
Agnes has charge in order TO get
money for a dress. AS a result OF
this theft, Agnes is sent 10 jail
where she is completely forgotten
by Laura who has used the dress
in Turing an infatuated millionaire
into proposing TO her Prominent
in the support OF Miss Frederick
are Earl Fox, Frank Losee, Maggie
Holloway, and Jay Wilson.
The Temple theater will intro
duce the following array OF vaude-
vile talent next week Louise
Dresser, the beautiful Broadway
musical comedy star, in a song re-
cital OF universal appeal; Eva Tay
Tor: Lawrence Grattan & Co. In
a rollicking farce called Rocking
the Boat" Walter Leroy; Emily
Lytton g. Co, in an episode in the
lives OF old friends called Neigh
bors;" Burley & Burnley, quaint
English comedians, in the delight
full skit entitled The Dude and the
Scot" the Act Beautiful. showing
some beautiful dogs and horse in
an artistic posing novelty: the Kul-
levra brothers, Danish gymnasts, in
an act OF daring and skill; Oddone
a musical genius. and the Mooreo-
scope pictures of current events.
Patrons OF the Temple will be
pleased TO know that the following
week, the management will present
that famous duo OF terpsichorean
stars. Adelaide and Hughes, who
will present ballot production said
TO be the most imposing ever shown
on the vaudeville stage in this
country,
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Printin2---thc plain neat kiud--that
IL riEbt-Timcs Job Dcpt.--Nain d5sO.
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HELP wANTED--MALE

Glue men, experienced in glue
ing woodwork; steady work,
good wages. Apply Mr.. Morse,
Mich. Steel Boat Co., 1856 JEFF
ferson East.
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There is magnetic quality about
the music OF Victor Herbert no
matter who his collaboration MAY
be in the construction OF his oper.
eta, but when the celebrated com
poser's name is linked with that
OF Henry Blossom, tremendous sue
cess invariably follows. In this con
nection. THE Princess Pat the
latest triumph from the pens OF
these gifted writer's, may safely be
conceded their best. The Princess
Pat" ran for 90 weeks in the Cort
theater. New York, last season. Co
enormous business. and continued
its success on tour This season
practically the complete original
cpst has been retained for a coun
Jry.wide tour and will be the at.
traction in the Garrick theater. next
week. for q return onEagcment.
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Ditrichstein has fashioned his play
with i've pen OF a master

T.. NJ. Newman. with n series OF
five entirely new traveltalks. comes
TO the Detroit opera house for five
Sunday evenings. beginning oct -.
The Orient Today" Is the title OF
this seasons series, and the expert
traveller in his impressions of 1916.
promises many new surprises I'M
showing "the other fellow IN f5l
on lands. During his sojourn abroad
last spring and summer. Mr. New.
man found time 20 visit Japan.
China, Pekin, Korea and Hawaii.
Mr. Newman viii illustrate his tray.
eltalks with motion pictures.
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The attraction IN the Detroit
opera house next week. with usual
matiuecs. will be Leo Dtrichstein
IN his romantic comedy Of grand
opera life. THE Great Lover un.
der direction Of Cohan and Harris
In the opinion ~ his admirers, and
they are legion. Mr. Ditrichstein
has achieved tho greatest triumph
OF his artistic career in his char.
acterization Of Jean Paurel, the cen
trail figure In THE Great Lover. %
Without doubt. this Is tie best
comedy OF artistic life that has
been written in America. The char
actcrs In it arr not sajirizcd or bur
lesqucd. thcy I've and breathe In a
great operate oaldrou whore Rus
stan. German. italian and Ameri
cans are thrown in the dazzling
blaze Of the calcium knowing that
life as few outsid r. know Il, Mr.
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Bodymen, experienced in glue
ing; steady work. Apply Mr..
Morse, Mich. Steel Boat Co.,
1856 jefferson East.
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FOR sALE-REsIDENCE PROPERTY
BUY FROM OWNER
5-ROOM HOUSE. 1928

Complete material for building a
hve-room cottage. s29s. Save four
profits. Call COZ Ford bldg. or
phone Main $3.50.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-09-21

Craftsmen experienced on auto
mobile and closed body work.
Apply Mr.. Surprenant, Wads-
worth Mfg, 1856 Jefferson
East.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-09-21

Cabinet Makers; several first
class men, experienced on
body work. Apply Mr.. Kun
dell, Wadsworth Mfg, 1856
Jefferson East.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-09-21

EXPERIENCED TOOL DRESSER
will be open for position about Oct
strictly temperate. Address 226S
Whitaker
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REPORT OF CONDITION
or THE
PeninsuIar State Bank

At Detroit. Mich. az the close of bust
ness sept -. 1916 as called FOR by
the Commissioner OF the Banking
Department