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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-04-10
Raise $3.50 In Day For
Man Whose Family
Died in Fire
NO INQUEST
YET ORDERED
Triple Funeral Will Be
Held, Monday
Afternoon

Homer Diebler, whose wife and
two babies were burned to deaf b
when their little home at No. 754
Marlborough-st was DESTROYED by
fire. Saturday morning. will not SUI.
fer actual want. although he has
been bereft Of his entire family and
all the property he owned.
Sunday morning the Rev. n. Eel
ton. pastor OF the Jefrerson-ave.
Methodist church. told his congrega-
ton the story Of the tragedy and a
collection was taken up TO help the
unfortunate man, who not only has
lost his ali. but had just returned
TO work after nearly four months
illness. and has debts for furnituis
in addition 10 his undertaken bills.
In The meantime. three neighbors
of the Dieblers were circulating pa.
pers. and by Sunday night had rails
ed nearly $3.50. These papers were
circulated by Frank r Taylor, No.
5SS Marlborough.st. w II Hughes,
No 664 Philips ave. and Mrs. Wal
Ter Roesh. No 81 Marlborough ave.
II vas TO- The Roesh home, whore
also lives the family Of n y. Lin
dow that the survivors OF the fire
were taken SaturdAylnornin
The funeral NJ the mother and her
two babies viii be held in the home
OF Mrs. Diehlers parents. Mr. and
Mrs. Adrian Miller, No 1897 MIchi
gan ave. Monday afternoon Or. Eel
ton will of1ciate.
All three OF the Diebler brothers
wore hcavy financial losers by the
fire. that is 10 say all lost all they
had except the clothes on their
backs. These were saved only be
cause the men we're at work at the
time aud SO not in the house. But
il was only Homer Who lost any
members OF his family. and it was
Homer who had the heaviest debts
the result Of months in hospital
while his earning capacity ceased.
Coroner Rothacher still is undo
cided as TO the advisability OF an in
quest. Mrs. Orville Diebler. wife OF
one OF the three brothers who lived
n the house told the coroner she
had warned the owner several times
that the chimney was defective, and
now claims The fire started at the
point where this defect lay. This t.
being investigated, and II II is found
10 be true, an inquest PROBABLY will
be held
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-04-10
FRANK MORAN
BUYS ABBOTT CAR

The Consolidated Car co has sold
ar AbbottDetroit car TO Frank Mo-
ran. who recently fought Jess VIII
lard
Undoubtedly Moran is the most
popular man in New York just now.
SAYS the agent who made the sale,
and from every street Garner up
the line. the policemen know him.
The writer drove him down the line
in the red speedster during tho last
few days. and was nearly mobbed
by small bows and fight enthusiasts.
They hung all over the car. and traf-
&c cops held UP traffic
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-04-10
a Hint to Mothers
of Gr0Uing Children
A Milk Laxative at Regular Intervals
viii Prevent Con-
stipation

A vital point upon which all
schools OF medicine seem to agree is
that normal regularity Of the bowels
is an essential 10 good health, The
Importance Of this is impressed par
ticularly on mothers OF growing
children
A very valuable remedy that
should be kept in every home for
use as occasion arises is Or Cald-
wells Syrup Pepsin. compound Of
simple laxative herbs that has been
prescribed by Or ". IS Caldwell, OF
Monticello. ILL.,, for more than TWEEN
ty-hve years, and which can now be
obtained in any well stocked drug
store for nifty cents a bottle
In n recent letter to Or Caldwell.
Mrs. r. C. Turner. S44 Main-st. Buff
falo. n. V. says Il bought a bottle
Of DR. Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin for
my baby, Roland Lee Turner. and
And IL works just like you said it
would. II is fine for the stomach
and bowels"
a bottle Of Dr. Caldwell's Syrup
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-04-10
Col. wisle To Be Promoted.

Lieut.. Col Ernest $. Wigle, Of
Windsor. will be promoted TO briga.
dier-reneral. in command OF 5000
men. Is the word that comes from
somewhere in France Col Wigle
mas been in the trenches more Than
year and has been mentioned
often for gallantry and his troops
have been given great credi, as
fighters.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-04-10
FORD is GIVING
ANNEXATION PLAN
SERIOUS THOUGHT

The Ford Motor Co. is giving the
Highland Park annexation plan seri
Gus consideration II Is likely that
the company viii favor annexation
providing the entire district OF
Highland Park is restricted from
the invasion % saloons Henry Ford
and James Couzens. former vice
president OF The Ford Motor Co
evidenced a favorable sentiment to
wards annexation in a conference
Saturday. with Mayor Marx and the
water board officials on tho appli
cation OF the Ford company for the
extension Of i2inch water main
20 It's plant
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-04-10
Rao. kim "a SAL ca..

Louis Disbrow, the race king. has
closed a contract with tho ConsoIi
dated Car Co for the sale OF Abbott
Detroit cars in Cleveland and vicin
ity Mr. DisbroW's firm Is known
rs tho Disbrow Motor Sales Co. and
tho officers are Louis Disbrow. pres
ideni; W A. Hanna. vice.rresident,
and n. r. Hanna, Jr.. treasurer.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-04-10
m response 10 a suggestion from

In response TO a suggestion from
Harry Branovitz, mayor OF the Boys
brotherhood Republic, that lack OF
work was the chief cause OF boys
getting into trouble, Mayor William
Hale Thompson has set aside today
for an observance in Chicago or
BOYS Job nay" whsn a special Of
fort will be made 10 obtain employ
ment for 900 boys.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-04-10
ia SIN Ahhntt car, Abroad.

The Consolidated Car Co. makers
CT the Abbott Detroit have closed
with Chapman Limited, OF New York
London. Auckland. New Zealand and
Melbourne. Australia for the foreign
representation Of their automobiles.
n. II. Chapman, the London repre-
sentative of the firm, spent week
at the Abbott factory. becoming &C.
auainted with the different models
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-04-10
Through the efforts 90 Mayor wsrs
iIcLct n,nncN Will be nrnN lhed for

the frAnapUrtRfl0n OF bIInd, Hehf
and invalid children TO and from
the special achools provided for
them The necessary money viii
he taken from tho clty's contingent
fund. and Mayor Marx VIII ask the
council and board ~ estimates 20
allow sufficient money in tho 1915
ticket fund 10 take care OF the de-
ncit ND 10 JULY Three thousand
dollars was asked for tlckets nv the
school budget in 1915. and - 900
was granted. James Couzens offer
rd 80 supply The tickets for the rest
~ the year. N the city did not
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-04-10
Auto accidents were the rule sstur-
daN night. Mr. md Mrs. Frcd Crit

0ihs. u 40 Nb3 last Grand ave .
Highland Park. wore pinioned nm
der their auto whom II turned turtle
at Raker-st and West Grand blvd
Neither was seriously hurt. Morris
Raeckeroot. six years old. Of No
1919 Hancock ave. east. was run
down AZ Forest ave and Moran-st
nv an auto driven nv Arnold knack
-. ~ so 1852 Maxwell -. Hts leg
was broken Miss Isabella Hebsen.
Of No s56 McClellnp-st.. was
struck at Michigan and Wood
ward.aves by nm auto driven nv w.
u Kenna. 90 No. i37 Euclid ave.
Her side was injured.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-04-10
The william. e.-Na sbttFS- school WIN
relchrnLe IT, MN nnnIAersnrA krI-

WHN- w II - UNI rs I.IVHUUT >
3essoteli principal. tho STAFF OF
teachers. and the pupils. viii keep
open housue all day for visitors
Miss iiessoteil who went to the
Mayhury school az ita principal
when 70 opened. viii Doc transferred
in September 90 the new Breitmeycr
achnpl
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-04-10

piled Gordon President Bolton
flushed the color OF lis. yhiskers,
but he declined to take up Gordon's
personal remark
The city hall officials are appre-
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-04-10
~ ~ you tell me WIN. In the name
of crcntlnn. . nreiIN girl Lie Ihnt

WHWfE 10 WIN N0T|0TI Mucous IN
tho name or so-called style. by
wcarluE those wads of hair pulled
over her ears and laid cutely on
her checks and stuck mli ~ hair
pins was the Glsgusted eNciama-
fion ~ main ON 4 Jefferson car 70
his ,anntlll-lrC 'NnloaN hnmr u the
answer snLN tho ofher ohnn
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-04-10

henslye Of the boards action or the
SlTO00,Q00 budget, Budget cutting
Is serious business n the members
OF he board do not prevent Gordon
and the other insurgents from max
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-04-10
Detroit lodges OF the order Of ~.
Grorae viii unite In observing ~.

GeorEes day Easter sunday. April
~ hv attending evening service in
a body bon - paufs cathedral Tho
Rsy Frederick Edwards VIII preach
an appropriate sermon and thore
win BE- special must hy the vested
chuir Monday evening. ApfI ~
fnsfnher- ~ the order and their Ia
dies VIII hold banquet and en-
tertalnmcnt In Palestine lodge
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-04-10
Word vRS received Ia Detroit Sunda,
81 the smhden dcath from pneumo-

UIH. NAIUTI1T. IN salt Inke CIfV.
% Mrs Maud s. Heifmgn wife Of
loscph liclnuau. ~ rprkc. Davis 4
Go Airs Iielfman had spent tho
winter IN california and was in
salt Lake 'ity visiting friends.
whom a severe cold developed into
pneumonia Mrs ttelfn1an r. sur
vived bt her husband and two
daughters. INC Misses Miriam and
Josephine H~lfman The body a.
being brought 60 Detroit for in
teffnNnt
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-04-10
To aid the Actors Fund of america
L. raIae an q ndo u M nj of 81 .OOO. 600

for nc support ~ tho Actors home
on Statsn Island the motion picture
interests 81 the United states have
offered 60 contribute hair that sum.
and SATURDAY. local committee. of
which Mayor Marx ia honorary
chairman and John ~ kunskv ac-
rive chairman. was appointed -
collect FUNDS from Detroit and
Michigan Among other means 70
raise funds. tho Detroit hlm men
uilI give n certain percentage Of
fhe noN offcc receipts - all I'M
ton nintllre thratcrS. Monday. MAY
rs Tho ArtOrS home cares for
aged ana INDECENT actors 81 ooih
sexes and is recognized as ono Of
the nne-t philanthroptcs ia the
r,ftcT states
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-04-10
Joseph Buxton ssked relief IN cir
cult court SATURDAY,. from tho ~

expensive room in Harper hosnitRl
pending the hearing ~ Mrs RuN 81
tons SUIT FOR separate nRinic
nance As Buxton declared that n"
maze only SEQ = week from hts
machine business Judge Murphy
ordered Mrs Buxton removed 90 a
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-04-10
City News in Brief

Pet~r Peters. - wears old. of No. ga
Nsrrsn-aNs. west. suffered LAGER
atsd knee-cap Wheu-Ae Was struck
hv street car AZ Woodward ave
and Wifhcrell g.. saturday He was
taken 20 receiving hospital
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-04-10
.sp<akiug about bird houses. over
which cNeryOnr srrms 10 hsNe Honr

'iippy this spring. II is a Tact mat
the birds. more sensible than nu-
man beings. nr~fcr the plain, sim
pie houses and refuse 10 hr coaN ed
or lured into the fused -up pieces
az foolish architecture which dec
crate the hack wards Of some folk.
said north cndcr On Hamilton
car "Saveral summers ago tho
people on our street got together
and decided 10 get some real niffv
bird houses IN keeping With our
nice new homes Nary = bird could
we got TO stay with us except the
robins who nestcd in the high
trees. Next year. one fellow with
more sense than the rest OF US. put
up y plain box for wrens and VIII
YOU believe ~. that guy had those
cute little warbler- with him from
NAV until November Then We all
got wise
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-04-10

ing farce OF the meetings. city de-
partments are likely 90 snffcr for
any mistakes made by the board.
Prinftng-the pfsin neat kind--shnf
ts right-Times job De3t.--uaiu ss2l
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-04-10
Arthur l.. Hoime., weil-kBovn INN
her dealer. D. seriously ~ iu the

family homr No. 1sl tadtllac~are.
Mr. Holmes. who has hc"n sick for
several weeks is said go 100 tn q
precarious condition. but phNsir
chances for SPEEDY recovery arc
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-04-10
Ralph 4. Wy. formerly vcii-knovp
resident Of Detroit. has announced

VI 'HNII1H|N Tor No E0NnNTT'aN
nomination for governor Of New
MeNtto. Az present he ts chairman
or the state central committee.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-04-10

The after-rrects 80 SATURDAY. ninht
into xirsiou and alcoholic htl.ritr
make ue1essarf large blocks Of Ice
In the wash room % one large
downtown hotel. for The cooling
~ towels 90 sOothc tho aching
heads ~ inehriates They are kept
cal Weekend ~. TN sunday even
my
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-04-10
Free lance detectives raided nin~ nl-
legged blind pigs aud drinking clubs

SATURDAY night and earlv sunday
'uprninE. conhststing several dozen
bottles ~ liquor and several cases
az h,of M arrests N,re made
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-04-10
OFFICE OF THE DEPARTMENT
OF PARKS AND 5oULEvARDS
see Farwell Bldg.
Rctroit, Mich, April S. 1918.
LIQUID CHLORINE
DISINFECTINC
APPARATUS

for the sewage treating plant. Belle
Isle Park
Plans and specifications may be
seen at the above office.
Bids must be accompanied by a
certified check for five per cent OF
the amount OF proposal. or bidding
bond amounting 10 500.
The right IL expressly reserved TO
reject any or all bids or parts there
of.
WILLIAM T DUST.
Commit sstoner.
IL. W. BUSCH.
B-sao Secretary.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-04-10

Wabash railroad switchman. was
struck by a switch engine In tho
west Detroit wards. near Har-
bsugh- early Manday morning
Ills right log was amputated at
The knee lic WAS takeu 10 the
VII hranch OF iiarner hoanlfal
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-04-03
CARDINAL TO BE KEPT BUSY.
List ~ Episcopal App0iNtmemt
AnnOunccd ~ Secretary.

Judging by the list ri episcopal ap-
pointments for the months Of April. May,
June and part Of July. just issued by the
Rev. Thomas q. Carroll. secretary to
Cardinal Farley. the Cardinal will be
Kept extremely busy during these
months attending to his ecclesiastical
duties In all parts Of the archdiocese.
The list ts a lengthy one. Included
in II are ecclesiastical duties Of a varied
nature, such as combinations, meetings
of the diocesan council. meetings OF the
vicar-generals, canonical visitations,
meetings Of the cathedral trustees. meet
ings OF the boards of missions and or
phan asylums. college commencements.
ordinations, retreats. SC.
The dates OF the most important APP
pointments are as follows: April Il.
conservation OF the altar at 81. Joseph's.
Rhineclif April 20. consecration Of the
holy oils. 81. Patrick's Cathedral: May
.. anniversary mass OF requiem for Arch
bishop Corrigan June 5. 8 and Z. ordina-
tons at Mount ST. Alphonsus. Esopus:
June 10. ordinations at st. Pau the
Apostle. New York June IL. ordina-
tons at st. Stephens. Manhattan June
10. ordinations. ST. Joseph's Seminary.
Dunwoodie. n. Y. June ~. commence
ment. Fordham University; June II.
ordinations, st. Patrick's Cathedral +;
June 20. commencement. Manhattan COL
lege June 26. July 3 and 10. diocesan
retreat. st. Joseph's Seminary. Dun.
woodie. n. =.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-04-03
BRADY NOW BECOMES
MASTER FILM MAKER
Will Control Moving Pictures of Three Corporations
Intends to Build Great Movie Theatre on Broad
way, Seating 5,OOO-Tells of New Ideas.

GELS. The usual musical programme,
topical reviews and educational films are
also features Of the entertainment.
Dorothy Gish OF The Birth OF a Ma
tion' fame is to be seen again at the
khickerbocker Theatre this week In the
PRINCIPAL photo play OF the programme.
called Little Meena's Romance The
scenes are for the most part laid in
pennsylvania. Music and the usual
comic films d to the enjoyment Of the
spectators.
Blue Blood and Red" In the title of
Tho picture being shown at william
fox's Academy Of Music and Riverside
theatres. Several stars we'll known to
the public appear on the film.
In The Sowcrs.' a photo play adapted
from the story by Henry Seton Merri-
man. blanche Sweet Is appearing this
week at the Broadway Theatre. Musi-
cal features at this theatre are never
overlooked and they form part Of an ex-
tremely pleasing programme.
AT the Globe Theatre tonight Anna
Pavlowa will make her first appearance
as a film star in La Muette de Portici.' -
which she presented with her company
There will he an orchestra of forty musi-
clans. Mile. Pavlowa has arranged TO
he In communication with the theatre
by long distance telephone from Salt
Lake city. In "a telegram yesterday to
her manager. Max Rabinoff, she said that
II wish TO hear with my own ears New
York's verdict on picture Monday night
Her request has been compiled V1h.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-04-03
"BE LESS OFFENSIVE"
BROWN TELLS CUTTING
Senator Says Legislature Is
Through With Municipal
Research Bureau.

ALBANY. April c.-Senator Brown, Re-
publican leader. sent a spirited reply to-
night TO r. Fulton Cutting OF the NUM-
cipal Research Bureau to a letter from
Mr.. Cutting received yesterday in which
Mr.. Cutting answered for the Municipal
Research Bureau the attack upon IL ny
the Legislature last week becaus. Of
pamphlets sent out criticising The legis-
lative process Of preparing the financial
bills.
That tho present Legislature is through
with the Municipal Research Bureau
Senator Brown makes II perfectly clear,
and while giving the bureau credit for
"desiring good government he requests
that its approaches to public officials be
"a little less offensive"
Senator Browns letter follows:
"Your letter Of March 81 Is received.
I regret that it shows such a lack OF ap.
probation Of the situation arising from
the scurrilous pamphlets OF the Bureau
OF Municipal Research is to discourage
the hope hat the bureau can 20 ~ any
further usc az Albany this wear. The
work will bc pursued with other assist
ancc.
Mere assertion is not argument. The
announced purposes OF the Bureau Of
Municipal Research do not compel all
men 10 yield TO its abuse. 1t Is wholly
beside the point whether tho bureau is
financially independent ar not. "A white
washing agency. or submitted Il bulge,
measure TO this Legislature. Some thou
sands of bills have been submitted and
"A few passed. Probably even less could
hav. passed II their authors had as
sumed the attitude of the Bureau OF
Municipal Research.
II give you credit for desiring good
government. Cannot you make your ap.
proachss to public officials "a little less
offensive" The fact that they differ more
or less from you on a constitutional
question may not indicate total de.
prayity,"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-04-03

William A. Brady has arranged to as
sumo active control Of the manufacture
of all the Aims produced by the World
Film Corporation. the Equitable Motion
Pictures Corporation and the Paragon
Films. Inc, which include the moving
pictures Of the Prcino Film company.
the F'rohman Amusement Corporation
and the Triumph Film Corporation. This
arrangement is in no way to interfere
with Mr.. Brady's activities In the legiti-
mate drama.
In making this announcement yester-
day Mr.. Brady said that plans were
under way for the erection of another
motion picture theatre on Broadway to
seat 5000 persons and TO he the largest
If its kline in the country. II will he
devoted to releases made by the com
ranies In which he has now assumed
more active management.
zone of the immediate results OF my
taking this step" Mr.. Brady explained.
els that I will Ne able to Il X motion
pictures of my New York plays and re-
lease them In the smaller cities where
the original companies of the plays can
never go. This will provide a substi-
tu,e for the No. ., 3 and 4 companies.
The day of such companies has passed.
as the small towns refuse to take imita-
tions of the players h they know were
in the Broadway productions.
81 am firmly convinced that the great
opportunity of American amusenents
lies in a closer alliance between men
directing the speaking stage and the
men who control the motion picture
companies. shall hope to supervise
productions which will run az high as
eight. ten and twelve reels and shall
make pictures such as Romeo and
Juliet 'tngoinar.' Faust and the novels
of Sir Walter Scott. ] will he associated
Of course with the present directors OF
the World and Equitable companies and
tho stars now under contract to them
and their associated concerns
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-04-03
NATIONS UNITED IN SONG.
Narioua Alien Societies Take Part
In Labor Forum Concert.

A. International concert by the worlds
s'c Z societies in this country WAS en-
'''oi last hight 10y Il large audience al
~" Labor Forum in the Washington
Irving nigh school. The organizations
'"p'rr'ntrd we're the S~caldinav wan
"'~"n'rGucn's singing Society. Stadtc-
Nr'.uEuNg. hungarian Liberty Work
g.rg.s Singing Society, Philo-Ccl'ic
SO rg society aud American kittredge
working Girls club.
IT," s@olu.s's included Gertrude Tiomm.
soprano, American songs FlaviO Ven
avn. b~'r$ion", Italian songs George
Po't'- Irish ballads. and Fanny Spec
i"r>oy. l~:i.Sian and gypsy songs.
solidarity through music was the spirit
-H,'a minated the music committee of
80 labor centre in arranging he con-
''r' Mis- Frances q. Ecob is secretary
- M" committee. Laura Moore Elliot
~ thc Mum"U's Trade Cnion League
executive board was the director.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-04-03
AMUSEMENT BILLS ATTACKED.
j. u. Lindsay Opposes BilIs a.
Regulate children At Show,

John y. Lindsay, president Of the New
York Society for the Prevention OF
Cruelty to Children. has sent to the
members Of the Codes Committee OF both
houses OF the state Legislature a letter
setting forth tho objections which the
committee on legislation for children of
the New York state convention OF So
cicties for the prevention OF cruelty to
children and animals. Of which he is
chairman, has Ia certain bills designed
To regulate the attendance OF children
at motion picture shows and other
amusement resorts.
''Thc Horton-'iravcs bill and tho FL
icnhocen bill Mr.. Lindsay wrote, seem
to prucecd on the assumption ,among
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-04-03
SCHOOL NOW FREE OF DEBT.
Practical Commercial Art Taught
10 1000 Girls.

Tho New York School Of Applied De-
syn - now eelf-supporting and free from
c"Lt. THIS was announced yesterday as
ITO result of contributions which totalled
Sai. 600.
Tho school was founded by Mrs. Dun
ldp Hopkins TO educate young women In
Udcllrl commercial art. More thar l,20O
eiglS tave been trained n put in we'll
paying positions since the school opened.
The building at LcXir, ton avenue and
Thirticth street contains "a library Of 1900
'"ohs dealing with the subjects which.
arc taught.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-04-03
SUNNY JIM" DEAD AT COMFY.
Friend Of Riddles Found with
Hand IulO of EIOWcra.

sunny Jim" will tell no moro stovies
to tho Riddles who used to play arounI
his Coney Island peanut stand every
Sunday afternoon. Yesterday, when thu
children went as usual to tho house
where Jim Bozaios lived at ~ Mermaid
avenue. there was no answer to their
calls.
When a friend. Nassilius Softer, broks
open the door he found Jim dead In hiA
chair. with his hand fun OF flowers
which he had picked in his walk yester-
day morning.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-04-03
NEW PICTURES ON SCREENS.
I.cnore Ilrich. blanche sweet and
rsvIowa Features This Week.

While acting in the ncsh not far away
az tho Ivceum Theatre l.enoro Clrich
is also to be seen IN the picture screen
~ the strand Theatre this week. Her
web Gle ~ a Him actress IL called THE
Heart Of Paula a play with a somewhat
Indian flavor. IN which Miss Ulrich ex-