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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-06-22
A Doctors Remedy for Coughs.

AS cure for coughs and colds DR..
Bells Pine-Tar- Honey combines these
remedies in just the right proportion
to do the most good for summer
coughs or colds. A trial will prove
the value of this splendid cough med
icine. DR.. Bells Pine Tar Honey
soothes the irritation, stops your
cough, kills the cold germs and does
you a world of good. A Csc bottle will
more than convince you-it will stop
your cough. At druggists.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-06-22
Small Girl Felt Safe.

The small daughter was Industrious
ly ironing her doll clothes when her
mother entered. IT'S wrong to work
on Sunday. Have you forgotten the
Lord sees you?" This isn't work. And
If the Lord does see me, he knows
perfectly well this iron is cold,"-
Judge.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-06-22
Forethouqht.

People are learning that little fore
thought often saves them a big ex-
pense. Here is an instance: e. w.
Archer, Caldwell, Ohio writes: 81
do not believe that our family has
been without Chamberlain's Collie,
Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy since
we commenced keeping house years
ago. When we go on an extended Wis
1t we take it with u.s." Obtainable ev-
erywhere.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-06-22
WHAT HOME FOLKS SAY.

Mrs. BELL CAsTLEBERRY 604 South Main St.,
McAester, Okla, says: when l had pneu-
monia and did not get well as l should | used
Doctor Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery and
Favorite Prescription The two together made
me feel stronger at once. My appetite came
back and gained until my health was restored.
You may say believe in these medicines and do
not hesitate to recommend them"
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-06-22
Eat More Vegetables and Fruit.

Fruits and vegetables furnish iron
and phosphorus - and are therefore
good for all people,, and especially
those for whom the doctor would pre-
scribe those chemicals as tonics.
Watercress, asparagus, cauliflower,
lettuce, apples, onions, cherries, aDri-
cots and peaches are all rich in these
elements, as are peas and beans.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-06-22

will aid the expcctaut
mother in conseryin,
her II ealth, her
strength, her mental
repose and the aB.
sence Of veXatiou ,
pains is a subject a.
vast moment. Amor.
The recognized helpg F
a splendid rem e f-
known as "Mutlar Z
Friend" Applied f.
the muscles it sinks in
deeply to make them
firm and plant. it thuI
Hft2 tha cfr,;,
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-06-22

| terday given by Miss Grace Johnson
at the home of her parents on G street
southwest. The home was profusely
decorated with daisies and sweet peas.
The guest list numbered thirty six,
high score being won by Miss Sallie
Mays Mccoy, w>.o was presented with
a fan. Miss Marie West received a
pair of silk hose and Miss Miller a
fan. a delightful ice course was served.
The Summit City Club was de
lightfully entertained at the home of
Mrs. Robert Gillian Wednesday even
ing with a full attendance for the last
meeting of the season. Twenty two
were present. High score was won
by Mrs. Homer Adams and Mr.. r. A.
Fox. Mrs. Adams was given a beauti-
full casserole, and Mr.. Fox received a
necktie. A dainty two-course luncheon
was served.
1 H' NlIi lNll lAluttlNOl DOtltlg
East Ardmore Presbyterian church
will hold lawn fete at the residence
of Rev. r. A. hampton, 603 G street,
northeast There will be parcel
post sale, ice cream and cake will be
served, and a program, consisting of
a few musical numbers, and farcical
comedy by fourteen young ladies'. Ev-
erybOdy invited.
Mrs. j. A. Scott entertained the
Wednesday Embroidery Club yester-
day at her home on E street, north
west. The guests were invited on the
porch where a profusion of sweet peas
were in evidence. Following the usual
hour of needlework a tempting two
course luncheon was served to the
following guests: Mines. Davenport. |
Paul Phillips, John Hartnitt, Fred
Ryburn. Charles Wantland, Will |
Akers, W. Il. Warren, and Miss Ada |
Cruce. The next meeting will be with |
Mrs. Wantland.
Mrs. Lutte Johnson gave a dining |
of beautiful appointments at her home
compimenting Miss Lutte I
Miller of Kentucky. The table where
Mrs. Johnson served five course
dinner was lovely with beautiful flow
ers and tempting viands. Those seated
at the table besides the hostess, were:
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Johnson, Mrs. o.
L. DENIES, Mrs. Redpath; Misses
Pauline DENIES, Grace Johnson, Lutte
Johnson, and Mr.. Lawrence Ottley.
Mrs. Ray Poland entertained the
Thimble Tea Club Thursday afternoon
It her beautiful bungalow on d street
southwest The hour was spent in
leedlework and later was followed by
| delightful ice course. Those enjoy
ng Mrs. Poland's hospitality were:
MINES. Roy Johnson, j. w. Potter,
Roy Alexander Tom Frame, Lucien
Hoard, L. w. Kearney, Harold Young,
'harles Dobbins, w. p. Poland. Eugene
iarreld Roy Duston. H. ID. McCuEom.
Writ Franklin, o. C. Lasher The club I
will entertain their husbands
friday evening at the home of Mr. .
nd Mrs. Tom Frame Ia
Mrs. T. B. Tarver entertained yes 4
srday with a spend the day" party i
t her beautiful country home north I
asst of The city A most hnnptif,,1 ra d
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-06-22
The Boy is Father
to the Man

Old sayings like this are fraugtt wifi,
q most important meaning. And u.hnt
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-06-22

Dainty silk and wool jersey grows
in favor daily. Light, cozy, colorful, it
makes delightful sport clothes This
suit comes in a wood brown and takes
patent leather belt and white jersey
detachable collar. Velvet maple leaves
appliqued on the turban are smart as
possible.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-06-22

Black Georgette Crepe combined
with ecru lace gives this dashing frock.
The foundation is ecru satin. Reliev-
ing this note are a girdle and sash of
tomato red satin, which matches a
sprig of flowers in the same tone on
the ecru straw hat bordered with black
ostrich.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-06-22

Mrs. p. B. Tarver entertained yes
terday with a spend the day" party
at her beautiful country home north
east of the city. A most bountiful re-
past was served at one o'clock from a
table made beautiful with large bas-
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-06-22

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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-04-08
WANTS MOTOR
OWNERS TO GET
AFTER THIEVES

Organization IN any limo Of bust
ness is the most effective manner OF
securing results" says Alfred o.
Dunk, president Of the Detroiter
Motor Car Co, and ! believe that II
would not be bad idea for automc
bile owners 10 form protective as
bociation 10 insure them against the
loss Of their motor cars from ,hets
Away back in 1912 when horse
thieves were OF consi ierahle annoy
ance Of M'ssoutidns, some OF the en-.
tcrprisng citizens organized so.
ciety styled The Anti-Horse THIEF
association When a horse thief in
those DAYS was busy me members Of
this society would ride out after HIM
and bring him TO Justice
with tho steady inward progress
OF modern civilization a new brand
OF thieves has developed The rap
id increase in the number OF motor
cars. and the COMPARATIVELY easy
manner ia which they car be APP
propriated. has causeI motor thipt
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-04-08

viva hs one aausatcr Mr. b. Ben
motto Nfw York. end ono son. "a.
Yald DnU raj sfTN i.D1 iNiil be- heid
-ioud1N frniu inv 7 hon Undertaking
srahti shiuen, baprl Burial Wiu be
bdufcliuWa cemetery Trenton
Local soccer players Wall go to De-
troit SUNDAY morning ioi contest
with We Thistles team. Game starts
ai lN.lu.
Chris Gatzke as home from New
York for his health.
knights ot Hythlaa meet Tuesday
m pythlnn castle.
H. ~catnn. of owosso. was IN Wy
andOtte Friday on business
DfAcfr William Laho arrested Da-
Vld Harris bridaS for alleged disor-
LC a. meets Wednesday in C..
NJ v A. hall
Trinity Young Peoples society
meet Wednesday evening IN Trinity
schOn nail. OAK ana Fiitn-sts
The a. NJ Il. a meets Tuesday
evening iu g. NJ A. hall
Waiter t3ruthe, clark Bishop and
ROY GatzNe are home from Ann Ar
Dor for the week END.
The Man OF sorrows VIII be the
Rev Mays0n H. Sewells topic sun
daN mornins ia the Presbyterian
church In the evening evangelistic
services VIII be held. Mrs. H. l.
BaNter will lead Christian Endeavor
on the topic. that does our denoml-
cation expect OF It's young people
knights OF columbus meet Friday
night In c. 81 Il \, hall
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-04-08
Latter Said to Be Plan
ming Withdrawal In
COlOnel's Favor
POLITICIANS
DENY STORY
Many Convention Del
egates Sign Root
Boom Statement

NEW YORK, April S.-Factional
differences over the presidential
candidates. OF three New York
"favorite sons came TO a head to-
day when the Republican state com
mittee met 70 elect A chairman
An effort 10 put through a resolu-
ton indorsing ex Senator Root for
the Republican nomination will be
made II a count Of noses shows
enough Root strength. II was report.
ed. Iieutonants OF National Com
m'tteeman William Rarnes. Jr.. VIII
attempt 70 defeat FOR reelection
State Chairman Frrderck c. Tan
ner, who has declared for Hughes.
Publication of statement signed
by rs Republicans, headed by Nicho-
las Murray Butler. declaring for
Elihu Root for the presidency. was
sensation today only second to
Col. Roosevelt's virtual announce.
ment OF his candidacy Supporters
of both Roosevelt and Hughes point
ed 10 the Barnes men and odd
guard" members on the list as evi.
dence that the statement was pub
ished TO head OF sentiment for
hughes and Roosevelt The Root
men countered with the assertion
hat ssuance Of the statement had
nothing 10 do with The announce
ment from Roosevelt and was aimed
az neither Roose sclt nor Hughes
The statement lauded Root as the
'ablest living American and DE-
clared that II nominated by the Chi
csgo convention his sense OF public
duty must compel him 10 accept
Among the - siEnors were n OF
The New York delegates TO the chi
cago convention Chauncey NJ. DE.
pew Senator Wadsworth Cornelius
y. Bliss, Joseph II Choate and
Henry T.. Stimson
A second surprise was offered Re
pubiicans gathering for The state
committee meeting by a statemeni
issued by Robert r. Bacon. former
ambassador 10 France. who declared
Root TO be his fr-i choice and
Roosevelt his second choice. I, wa
AZ Bacon's house that col Roosevelt
and ex-senator Root met az lunch
con last week and shook hands for
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-04-08
Bows IA Nm IA
UUI0 10 HJLy
ATHLETIC MEET
DOwnriyer Youths Also 10 En-
JOY a Banquet In
Church

WYANnOTTE Mich, April g.
Program for the arst downryer old.
or boys conference. which takes
place Apru 50. consists OF an ath
letic meet Saturday afternoon, in
the high school grounds, banquet
at 80. Saturday evening. in the
Methodist church. and rally sun
day afternoon in the Presbyterian
church
Included in the athletic meet pro
gram viii be sprlnts, relays. distance
races. and other feature events.
Judges of the contests will be Clare
Allen. formerly OF the University OF
Michigan. and William Cashmere,
prominent high school athlete OF
few years ago. and now member OF
the Independent basketball team.
Al the banquet the Rev Charles
W. Jones will give the invocation.
Methodist ladies and high school
girls Win serve the banquet and ne
following viii speak Eugene g.
Foster. of the Detroit Y NJ & a..
on Leadership l.eland Cotton
or Greeting from Detroit 10.
seph Weiss. on what The bows Of
wysrdotte should stand for ha.
wid Henderson. ON BOYS OF today
Men OF Tomorrow Ernest Bauer,
or welcome 20 the bows from De
troll. and singing by The confer
enc and Horry Mouoche CITY
Clerk Charles Rlcck ain auend ne
specches Charles r Pic wiil be
chairman
Prominent Detroit mon agd local
pastors Nil speak q the rallr sun
DAY afternoon. ln rhe Pre- ftrrian
church vson r. Rcgfhg . Nui
lead thc meeting
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-04-08
With the Whisters

The members contest game a. the
Detroit Whist club played on Mon
lows
North and south IT T. Ralkwnl
AMI : Pest plus 6 W BaUcIlc
and b. : Koran. plus q. q Mo
y "chnle and w $ Taylor minus ..
T. Gcrman and J Prortls. minus Z.
East and wesf-N. y Edison and
r Richards PLUS 3 = q Bates anc
Nhomne Watson. plus I u r. Bochn
ana ~ I" Brown, plus f. r w.
Bright ant. 8. q. StelWagcn. minus
- H. Clark and + ;. Pratt. min
Tho fo'leNiup scores were made IN
the Saturday game.
>orth and outh Mrs : \ Com
mons and r % Bates. plus Mr. and
" y Baftel e plus Mrs VI. r.
Rennctt and y T. Boehn. average.
Mrs j. ~ steiner and Mrs. r.
stout minus AIRS , NJ Chapman
ana Mrs a. ~ Clark minus = Mrs
y w Rrieht and W McCauscy,
Fat and west Mrs q r Rielman
aud q W. Roeers, plus s Mrs g. J.
kD-teuherg ANA Thomas Watson.
plus 3. Mrs j. r. Nenh and r. r. W
Bright plus Mrs g. v sage ana
Nrq Barry minus MI ana Mrs.
a. D. Mics. minus g. Mrs H. T..
Bochm ana Mrs w ! Rlack minus Z
rrintipg-the plain neat sInd--that
IL risht--Timcs Job DeUs.--Maiu f5.n.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-04-08
- . ass|FsHr-
NOR rHVILLE

Masses Mars ELLEN Munro ard
Euulee Wartmsn spont SATURDAY ln
rhe prrcan phle class was entef
tanned at i've b4ae 80 NJ and MIS-
ID A. Uok1rr ThrfrsdaV evening"
~r,------i -r,44..-t-sa., -nt-Lhn lr1let
Eastern star w1s held nN ilt lu'at
chapter ThursdaN euinE Ffstt.
wofk vas given IN preparation for
tho visit ~ ~ ming chapter -
Detroit Mrs Max Noblc and MIS-
" Turner we're iuit at'd Thnrtda
evening" special car of mcWners
~ KNwinntnr chapter came ont lri-
dat Afternoon as guests ~ 'he lu q 4
chapter The candidates for the work
Friday evening wers li7,Iy ~
Mrs Grant putnam and Don T. f7l
Mrs " Perkins ana Mies iiAEti
Perkins were iu Detroit. Friday
Born. fo pr aud Mrs Nal
fog Friday morning son
Mrs MARY Milcr hos sold he meat
market formerly managed boy the
late FRANK A. Miller 90 Frank y
Mr. and Mrs O. y Gregory we've
here from Detroit. Frldat evening. as
guests Of Mr. and Mrs VIM pavio
Member ~ tho local organization
~ the Womar's Christian Temper
pnce union will meet with tho Ply
mouth " g L. next Thursday
afternoon
NJ and Mrs James Jordan have
moved 10 Detroit whore Mr. Jordan
4 employed In the Offices ~ the rcre
Marquette
The met issue % tho Worthwhile
Record undor tho new Management
sprcarcd Friday morning Hazel y.
Perkins is tho new editor : W, Per
kins MANAGING editor. and Horace
Roydrn and J W Perkins. business
The sermon topic at tho First
Presbyterian church. sunday morn
ing will be The response AZ tho
Methodist Episcopal. The passion or
CHRIST FOR the viii ~ God ~ tho
First baptist The place ~ the
church M the social world In tho
f--rrrfrrr -+ft-the same order tho topics
wiz De-. Tho doctrine ~ rstfihution
"The uuoation 90 m Imprisoned pro
rhef what batter In man than
sheen RoV v walker viii lead
~. tpworth league ~ o'clock with
tho topic Following the Peace
prince ON SUNDAY afternoon tho
every member canvass VIII be car
ried on. In order ~ obtain pledges
TO- tho ~ 200 budget needed THIS
year
Hiram Flowers ~ Pontiac visited
friends hcre Thursday
Tho regular meeting ~ tho Y
LADIES' Ala society viii b" hold a.
TUESDAY afternoon.
The following officers have been
ted TO serve during INC ensuing
year IN tho local lodge ~ knights
Teniplar. No 70 eminent commander
i. Tupper Ecneralissi mo. Herbert
g. Ihayer, captain general. William
Kay W Marion a Porter J vs.
Thomas. " Darlington preiafe.
William Marian treasurer Rarton 4
Wheeler. recorder Frank npinh
stan bearer. Amos otis Pennington
sword hearer. \ y Fuller. warden
t.hHrics a. polph sentinel. Doan o.
Griswold
The rerulst mohthlv meeting ~
to- lr'sbt To- IAN Woman = 'MiaSipnary
= D. Wnhher. Tuesda, rfternOoV
M nnd Mrs Roliin q Preston have
moved tu Waterford whore thev arc
occupying tho truck farm owned hy
the late Patrick Connolly
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-04-08
PROVIDES KIT
TO REPAIR TIRES

Each year tire users are more
alive 10 the possibilities and bene.
Hts OF tire care. Nowhere IS the
old saving - stitch in time saves
nine more fitting lhan in It's ap-
plication 10 apiomobile tires
The Goodyear Tire q Rubber Co.
has been FIRST 20 appreciate the ad
vantage Of a collection of acces.
series necessary 10 properly care for
q tire. and for emergency repairs
on the road So the Goodyear Tire
Saver Kit has been inaugurated.
containing a number Of first aid an
plicancos put mp neatly in khaki
colored canvaa roll
The outdt takes its name from
the function OF the materials com
posing IL which is 10 save tires
hence the name Tire Saver Kit rs
cost 10 Vie tire owner is trivial the
service ana convenience Obtained
from IL are tremendous
Printtng---thc plain nent kipd-thnt
u rfght--fimes job pcpt--Maiu f5%t
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-04-08

HIGHLAND PARK

Mrs Georeo N Rose. sr. Of Reese.
Mich. ir visiting her daughter Mrs
,. y Lockwood. OF SO 2ii Reresford
Mrs Mex Christian. or No 81 Ru
euH Alsta-0vr. west. entertained I'rI-
LAY afternoon al 500 Tor Mis- So
clair ~ chicago, VINO has been b"r
2uCst Tor Two weeks.
Mics ADA N'sbctt. ~ Pontiac. has
fncn rcrent guest in-the village.
Miss Edna Fraser has returned To-
Tor home Ina Port Huron after visit
with Mrs Charles H. Holmes. OF Bu-
ena NiSta-ave west
Mrs r HyreM - Detroit hos been
nc guest Of Mrs. Ray Osborn. OF No.
2tt Dawson ave, this week
Mtss Daisy Sell of Cleveland. who
has been visiting her sisters Mrs
smith, ~ Cortland ave and Mrs Do
bic 81 Connecticut ave. has returned
Mr. aud Mrs Harry Moses ~ No
% LaBelle- ave. are entertaining Clun
Noses OF Pontiac
Mrs Morelan. 81 40 is9 Buena
last two weeks
T. Holmes. OF No so Pilgrim
ave, who underwent a serious oper-
etion some time ago - slowly recov-
Miss Dorothy Hendershott. OF No
isT Rchton ave, is IN
Mrs J Farwell Or No - windc
mere ave - able 20 be about again
Miss Dorothy MscFldownev has
turned 30 Lake odessa Mich after a
visit with her parents. Mr. and Mrs
Erred Is MacEldowney, OF No. 1873
Ferris-ave.
The senior girls ~ me high school
served banquet 20 the business men
OF Highland Park FRIDAY evening
Mrs a VI Mitchell formerly ~
az vincent Ind IN route 20 D~s
No'nes. la 20 make her future home
with her daughter. who has recently
moved - that place
Mrs Emma Colbeck. ~ Lexington.
Mich. iS being entertained fhis week
3 Nh and Mrs spring. OF No.
q5 Monterey ave
q chance. - No $50 Reresford
awe is confined 90 ms home by ill-
ness
Mrs pr W Brown. ~ Glendale
ave- suffering from the broken
nkle witch she sustained from
fn upon an lrt sidewalk several
months ago. and which stN confines
her e. nor home
Roy knotts. ~ lincoln Neh
spending several weeks Win Mr. and
Mr- y II Lcete, ~ so 1853 Cortland
Nrs Mo,.r. - 80 222 Rlchton
ave-. crtsrfainee the ladies ~ the
slAtfrian church Friday after
Ms sinks. ~ Richton ave is con
Gn.d ner home through Illness
sY". HAS covered from an illness 81
Nl aaJ Nre Hardy Cohoe % W.
go ~ .nland arc orc eufortainfn -
-m,fh 80 Wood.t"e. ont
81 MARS Gibson Of 80 81 va
psfft - iif
SIR ard NJ. Parton Jennings and
doug ~ Niene. - I ra N, q, s,i
Mo- ftitt. fIafhawAV az SO 90
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-04-08

cry TO reach great proportions down
in Missouri The a H. T. A.. the
former designation OF the AntiHorse
Thief association, mas now been
adopted into a new order. the priu-
cipal work OF which IS eaned against
the new styled motor car criminal.
and The old name is retained This
organization extends into % states
and has q total membership OF over
1000 OF which $4,000 members re-
side in Kansas and 10000 in Mis-.
souri,
Each local organization has a
pursuing committee These COM
mittee members eet out personally
and chase the thieves EaDh and
every member OF the society has the
assurance thai the theft OF any OK
their properly Viii receive raricdi-
ate attention
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-04-08
BIRMINGHAM

The Wenonah CLUB Of Franklin viii
meet saturday with Miss Lillian
No0di ger In Franklin.
Fred Blandtng has returned from
trip 20 Cleveland o.
Mrs Ernest Bailey is III al her
home on Hamilton ave.
Mrs Emma French. of Worthwhile,
IS visiting at the home OF her sister,
Mrs walter Nichols, on Picrce-st
Miss Irene Johnsom ~ i'll with
measles ia her nome on Oakland ave
Mrs George Hondrie. OF Bloomfield
Hilis. vii address the meeting OF the
Equal suffrage society, which VIII be
held u tho birmingham club mouse,
SATURDAY afternoon, al 80 O'Clock.
Mrs Brutherton. OF Detroit who has
charge of the state orEanization, VIII
~ Frank German. 81 Franklin,
was q caller Friday
Tho Senior NJ G A. boys viii
hold e meeting Monday evening, in
the BarnUm school
Mss Cecilia feeders mas returned
from visit with her parents al
kenodailvi'le, IND,
The Pythihn sisters VIII meet Mon
da, c,enlng In castle hall
Mr and Mrs William Smith are
eNpecred home next week from Dow
The Junior NJ G a boys will
meet Wednesday etenine AZ the home
~ Rev William Mcknight on West
Mrs Frark Passtngham. Of Royal
oak. IS guest ~ the home OF her
sster Mrs Kas Nanderford. on Mar
t.n ST.
Edward Parks ~ birmingham won
arst hopors N the trap shoot held in
Birmingham Thursday afternoon.
Score b OUT ~ - Burt Peabody
WAS nto second msrksmsn with
tally OF sg birds
Mrs Francis Richards OF Troy. is
900 with pneumonia
company 5 Roy scouts WAS or
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-04-08
continued from Preceding rage).

with the public lefi &C. take It's choice.
rTho Heart Of Paula deals with the
love affairs OF a Young American
mining engineer and a Mexican
senorita Of hish birth but humble
station aula also is wooed hy an
INSCRIPTIONS guerilla chieftan To
save the American from tho pertidy
~ the OUTLAW. Paula - wiling TO
make any sacrifice and around this
incident arc woven many % the most
thrilling moments OF the play.
Whether the sacrincs avals. or
Whether an the efforts ppt forth hy
tho senorita 40 Tor nsught depends
upou thc finish you sclccl as being
most fitting The secncs are lald n
small Mexican town IN the verv
district throuch which American
lroers nasscd IN thsir pursuit ~
Nllla aud the NE and customs OF
MeNico arc portrayed with Adellty
Burton Holmes traV0ioEue. first run
comedy. Joan young. scotch contralto.
and oi heStra and pioc orr0n scler-
rnre wN complete the week pro-
gram
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-04-08
RIVER ROUGE

sam Zerau detroit frnn dealer.
Nns Tined $40 Friday hv Justice Me-
mann Cor violation Of tho traffic ordi.
nance
John ~ GlRuEhNn was takeu 70
iIarpcr hospital SATURDAY.. IN prepar-
alton for AN operation. Monday.
llnly Name society viii take com
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-04-08
In Suburban Pulpits

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municn ~undas Wo rlne at $3.50 100
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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-04-08

the f. At time since the Chicago con
vention OF 1912 Their presence led
TO The report tha, Bacon has oh
tanned Roots promise 10 withdraw
in favor OF Roosevelt