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The Detroit times., 1916-11-21

land. Angus Mclean r. Nddiagtan
=. Dwman. Truman Il. ,leVberry, Wi
iam IT, Murphy Merton + Farr, 10
,ace Z. Dodge Howard G Rose.
Dren Scouen. sidney h. Walden.
<ewton Ann,s. Max Brooca. Lro
8utzd c. H. Bennett r. Z Dwy,r
g. 4 Duchalre. r.. Deacon, g.
ogden Ellis, f. L. Fiarcry r. a.
Holland. Edwin Lodge. I Moor
T, Fl Roberts. L. w Pendlotol. j d.
Schlotman, T. d. Speci, y. I Tonln,
T.. G. Wilson. G. B. Waterman. ". G..
Weber. and the Misses Lottic H.
Berry. +. Z. Kirby and VI yelling
Mrs. G. w Kotcher will give the
use of the ballroom in her home, No
70 Arden park, TO the local manage
ment OF the opera season for morn
ing lectures on the operas. and al
tornoon teas. AT the latter subscrib
ers will have the opportunity 10
meet the artists OF the organization.
These affairs will be invitational
only.
The Detroit times., 1916-11-21
URGES CAUTION
TO INVESTORS
Bache Review. New York,
Warns Public Against Auto
Concerns Existing on Paper"

The Bacbe Review New York.
says
The phenomenal success OF the
motor in lustry has, as usual in
such cases. kindled into temporary
activity number OF motor car and
truck propositiors. having existence
only on paper and in advertise
ments. the object being not TO make
cars, but to get the money OF peo
rle OF moderate means and little
investment experience. These ex.
pioitation and 5tock jobbing propo-
sitions should. OF course. be care
fully avoided by investors. Occa-
sionally some small motor car com.
pany, thru especial merit, may be
gradually developed into something
larger. but money for these opera.
tons should be supplied by individ.
nal capitalists after careful investi-
CATION. They furnish no field for
public stock-buy'ns operations.
Some Of the faithless money.get.
ting schemes referred to above have
been exposed. ind probably this
situation has had some effect on
the prices OF substantial motor
81 ocks in the last month or two.
The manufacturing proposition
in motor cars hss been thru a try.
ing period in the last 10 months,
because OF the dificulty OF obtain.
ing material and supply require
ments.
Some OF the conditions affecting
the choice OF cars Liso pertain 10
the selection OF motor stocks for
investment. BY both car buyers
and motor stock purchasers. stten.
ton should be siven as to whether
the company has experienced. sue.
cessful men in charge. whether its
plants and equipment are sufficient
10 produce In very large volume.
and whether tho car manufactured
IS an established time.tried car with
agencies and branch houses all
over the United States.
"One other condition is essential
namely, the capital necessary in
a business which requires more
money to run successfully than al
most any other industry"
The Detroit times., 1916-11-21

once vas completely In accord
with her was glad OF her greater
worldly wisdom coming 20 my as
sistance. Tor a while after my per
runctory introductions We three
talked OF nothing in particular Then
Mr. Levy came 10 the point.
Aren't you over coming 10 din.
ner with me?" he asked me. "I'ys
called you up often enough You
can't sidostep forever, you know
/ opened my mouth 20 speak My
mother cut in quickly and calmly;
Il do not allow Diana 20 dine out
unchaperoned. she said
Mr Levy stared at her.
She's already had dinner with
me-" he said, and then evidently
his rage getting the better OF hts
Judgment, She has had dinner with
me and she has got a dress gave
herr"
MY mother arose at once from
her chair
"T bid you good evening" she
said Il know perfectly that Di.
ana has never disobeyed. You
could not make me believe she has
had dinner alone with YOU or ac.
cepted any such gift as you tell me.
! bid You good yening
Mr. Levy was evidently unaccus-
toned to being treated in this way.
Unoonsciously 0bedient TO my
mothers will. he arose also. But
he began 10 buster. Without an.
other word my mother walked TO
the door and hold II wide.
Good evening" she said with
meaning He went. We heard the
font door slam after him. and
then:
"Oh, DIANA" said my mother.
How could yoI take things from
that nasty little man? Didn't you
know he would come snooping back
again trying to be paid for them?
My dear. the fge art OF getting
what you want is always to get II
from gentlemen. They are too
proud to insist upon payment
The Detroit times., 1916-11-21
LIE STORIES FOR BEDTIME
Danny Meadow Mouse Shivers and Shakes
Copyright 1914 OF T. w. surgessD

get me. mr.. Coyote You viii just
be wasting your time
Old Man Coyote chuckled ana the
sound OF that ckuckle sent more
little shivers all over Fanny.
Perhaps you're right Perhaps you're
wrong,
Wen md out which sre very long"
said he, and began TO teal az the
brush and scatter II in all directions.
Poor Danny Meadow Mouse. He
wished with all hit heart that he
had been content tC stay at home
instead Of going forth adventuring
10 see the Great World. What should
he do? what cculd he do? He
thought ot slIpring out on the op-
posite side from the one where Old
Man Coyote WIS az work. hut II he
did he wouldn't kLow where TO GO.
and unless there was aTother hid
ing place very near old May Coyote
would be sure 90 smell his tracks
and run nim down He was in a
t,1, terrible H.. and all because he
was in strange place. Still he was
f0rely tempted 10 run and take
chance. You see Danny IL quite like
other folks: the FIRST thing they
thing of when greatly frightened is
TO 1un away. II was just so with
Danny. lie lust had tn hold ON TO
himself 10 keep from running
II was lucky he did. very lucky.
Abruptly Old Man Coyote stopped
tearing Al the brush and Danny
beard his foot steps az he ran swiftly
ground 20 the other side. Danny un.
dersiood Just what ihnt meant. Old
Man Coyote had hoped tc frighten
Danny INTO doing the very thing
Danny had so nearly done. and he
Was running around now TO Zee II
Danny had run out rhat settled the
matter fer Danny, he would stay
Old Man Coyote vas back tearing
At the brush again Fer q minute
OF two ho worked with al his might
thcn ran onurd asain To see If Dan
ilN ilNN t''fu ~ - W. Iif'A fiNA
"lll get YOU n YOU run" he said
"ln get you II YOU stay
You may as well make up your mind
luull never get away"
Perhaps he's right. whimpered
Danny to himself but while there's
life there's hope He hasn't GO, me
yet.
Then for the first time nc noticed
bomethnE which he had been too
frightened to notice before 1, was
a little iidge OF earth and II was
sCft as II recently pushed up from
beneath II took DANNY gdst about
enc teeny weeny second to lump up
on top of II and begin To Gig. and as
be- dus all fear OF old Man Coyo'e
left him. he actually chuckled him
self. He had found a day to escape
Next Stgry--D Old Man Coyote Finds
His Dinner lla, Disappeared
The Detroit times., 1916-11-21
SOCIETY

The Sunshine club will give card
party Friday evening. Nov. -. in the
home OF Mrs Hooton, No. 1923 10th
rop-ave.
Mrs. wetmore Hunt will introduce
her daughter. Miss Helen Hunt. TO
society AZ reception Wednesday.
Nov. %, from TO o'clock.
%
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacobs, No. 100
Rowena.st. announce the engage
ment OF their daughter, Rose WV
ian. 10 Mark Jacobson, the marriage
20 take place In January.
The Children OF Mary. assisted By
the Junior Holy Name society. have
completed arrangements for the an
nual sale OF useful and fancy arti.
cles 10 be held In Holy Trinity
school hall. Wednesday. Thursday
and Friday evenings. Nov. %. % and
"a. Besides many attractive novel.
ties suitable for Christmas gifts.
there will be table OF aprons Of
all kinds and doll booth. The
country store will offer many desir-
able bargains for the housewife.
q
Mrs. w. W. Blessed was hostess
Of the Monday afternoon tea in the
Ingleside club. Mrs. Blessed was
assisted by Mrs. d. L. Kay. Mrs. Ly-
man Craig and Mrs. X. Milton Rich
ards These weekly teas are infor-
The Detroit times., 1916-11-21


Coyote might be able TO pull it all
apart. ard IL hc could ana should
why then-panny shivered some
more NJ the mere thought OF what
would be likely to happen then, Il
didn't make him feel any better TO
hear Old Man Coyote say
Come out. you Danny Meadow
Mouse Come OUT
I'll get YOU anyway. beyond a doubt.
Perhaps IL was true that Old Mpn
Coyote would get him any way. but
Danny intended 10 make II as hard
work for him as he could He WAS
shivering and shaking so with
fright that his teeth chattered, Sut
he wouldn't for tho world let Old
Man Coyote know that. Danny had
learned long since that No matter
bow frightened YOU are Il is sIways
test 70 appear unsfraid. SO IN his
funny little voice be boldly squeak.
"a
"Its ~ no use for ytu 20 try to
The Detroit times., 1916-11-21

NAL and are proving popular with
the men of the club as we'll as the
women.
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The marriage Of Miss Ruth Clarke.
daughter OF the Rev A. s Clarke.
OF Evanston. H., TO Emerson Mon
tague Calls. son OF Mr. and Mrs.
j. n Callis, OF Detroit. will take
place in Evanston. Friday Nov -.
o.
The first number in the Y. ". &.
A. membership star course OF con.
certs will be given esday even.
ing, in the association auditorium.
10y the Zoellner string quartet The
concerts are free 20 members OF the
association.
Mrs. Theodore g. Fletcher has ac-
cepted the ONES OF FIRST vice presi.
dent of tho Detroit Y. W. c. A..
which has been vacant since its for.
mer incumbent, Miss Julia Russel.
was chosen president OF the local
association 10 succeed the late Miss
Christine Cowie.
o.
Miss Lillian Malone will give a
graduation recital in the Federation
club house. Wednesday evening. pre-.
senting readings OF tragedy and
comedy. She will be assisted by a
number OF musicians VINO will rem
der an interesting musical program.
Miss Malone graduates from the
The Detroit times., 1916-11-21
Bv THORNTON ". BURGkSS.

~
"Ah-h.h," exclaimed Old Man Coy.
cte as he shifted along The edge OF
the pile of brusn under which
Danny Meadow Mouse had stopped
TO rest on has way 10 see the Great
World
Pee, Il. 10. run, said he.
That smell is good 10 me.
Unless I'm very wrong
mouse has been along.
There's nothing quite % fine
ON which Ia ike 20 dine.
Come out. you little sinner
! want yuu for my dinner
But Danny Meadow Mouse didn't
ocme out No stree. That was tn
invitation ne had no desire 10 ac.
cept He Just crep; farther in and
ho shivered and nc shook a. he
heard old Man Ccyotc Sniff and
Hniff along the edge OF the pile OF
brush. Danny didn't know any thing
about that pile OF brush He didn't
know how big it was, for he hadn't
taken particular potice when he
slipped under II q rest Old Man
The Detroit times., 1916-11-21
DIANA OF THE GREAT GAME
The Story of Woman's Hunt For Man.
sy ETHEL LLOYD. PATTERSON
No. 43-uNRIeHTEous INDloNA.
TION.


No. 43-uNRIGHTEous INolGNA-
TIoN.
There is no Indignation louder
than that Of the liar Justly ae-
eused.
Meanwhile the two additional
weeks that l had agreed to work al
Slberstain's, so that they would
not be left without competent help
in their busy season. had elapsed
Temporarily at least had ceased
10 he a working girl l told myself
that this had come about at most
opportune moment And | thought
with pleasure that was rid Of
AIr Levy as we'll When had
dined with him carefully had
al oided letting him know that my
labors in the store were so soon TO
cease evidently Miss Berger. the
head Of my department had not
acquainted him with the fact
told myself I would make my escape
with the gown ne had given me-
! without having him ask me 20 dine
with him again. But | was complete.
ly mistaken in my man. was
not 10 get off so easily
! At hrst there came letter from
| Mr.. Levy telling me that ! had not
| treated him fairly in not letting
him know that was going 10 leave
| Silbersteins so soon He said he
would forgive res IL would dine
with him again. BThe letter was
| signed ABE" With a wry face
tore IL into bits and threw II in the
| scrap basket. was having a very
good time at home, sleeping late
aud having my coffee while | was
dressed in my nightgown and XII
nlono--a luxury that had been de-
MED me many months now.
Then Mr.. Levy began calling me
on the telephone. Several times
answered myself. was In dificul-
ties to think OF some excuse why
could not take dinner with him on
the night. he would mention. Al
last | instructed the servants that
when MIR. Levy called me on the
telephone was mot in" He be-
gan to leave somewhat impertinent
messages for me. Almost he made
me nervous. knew there was
nothing he could do 10 me. Yet
| plainly he meant TO pursue me. and
| | began 10 feel that sooner or later
he would make it uncomfortable for
| me in one way or another.
Al last Mr.. Levy evidently took
his courage in his hands. for one
night he called upon me, I had
never asked him 10 come to my
home. Somehow II had not oc
CURED TO me that he would appear
unlimited But while my mother
vas yawning and talking TO me il
desultory manner and wa
stretched in great easy chair on
maid announced Mr.. Levy
"Mr. Levy" repeated my moth
er who is he?'
But before | could answer her th'
gentleman himself appeared in th'
door. ! saw my mother sweep hin
with one swift, shrewd glance
saw by the expression OF her fac
his stay would not be long. Fo
The Detroit times., 1916-11-21

dramatic department OF the Ale>
andra Hurst academy
%
Mrs. Harry NJ Adams. who before
her marriage few months ago Wa.
Miss Beth Fay, and for some til,
connected with the secretarial fore,
OF the Detroit Y. W. c. A.. will act
as general secretary OF the local as
sociation during tne absence OF Miss
Alice Rebecca Marsh, who has been
given three months leave OF CD
sence 10 recuperate her health fol.
lowing severe illness
o.
The Orpheus club OF &c male
voices. under the direction OF
Charles Frederic Morse. will give
tho frst OF It's two concerts for the
season, Tuesday evening Dec l2,
In the Hotel Statler. Altho gen
eral sale Of tickets is not held, the
public may procure sustaining mem.
bers' tickets for the concert from
Or. f. 3. Spalding. secretary OF the
club Miss Llora Hoffman, new
concert soprano. will be the assist.
ing soloist. Miss Hoffman made her
initial appearance in New York a
fortnight ago and was received with
marked favor.
o.
Among those who have subscribed
for boxes or seats in horseshoe row"
for the grand opera season Of the
Inter-S State Opera company to be
given in the Lyceum theater on six
successive Saturdays, beginning
Dec. ?. are the following Mes
DANES John r. Dodge, F. NJ. Alger,
II. n Atterbury. l.. n. Bolton. +. J.
Hecker. f. g. George. w. c. lie.
The Detroit times., 1916-11-21

The thing to 10, then, is to make
dolls vourself'
10 can easily be done
Here IS the pattern for the nurse
doll
ny copy ing the pattern according
so direct ons anv little girl who can
The Detroit times., 1916-11-21

boxes instead OF cushions. the ami
nal MAKES charming bonbon
holder and dinner favor.
All sorts OF toy animals and
dolls belongings are now dressed
ur for Christmas pin cushions. The
blue bird and the stork carry cush-
ions suspended from their beaks.
Doll = chair. tabIss. sofas and tiny
baby carriages make attractive
dressing table ornaments when
properly upholstered with cushions
for pins.
The Detroit times., 1916-11-21
Shoots Self While Drunk.

BATTLE CREEK. Mich, Nov. 20.
Thomas A. Comfort. 81, drunk on
hard cider. shot himself in the
mouth last nigh, with 22-caliber
rife. He died today without regain
ing consciousness Comfort was
married and ran a small grocery
H. WASHINGTON Heights.
The Detroit times., 1916-11-21

A. a result there ir a doll famine
IN ,hc Cn,tcd states. Manufac,ur-
cr- ia 'h, country lack raw ma
terials and 10 may be they will find
them .cly'a unable 20 supply the de-
,uand for Christmas dcils.
The Detroit times., 1916-11-21
Churches to Unite Thanksgiving

Six churches OF the North Wood
ward-ave. section VIII hold union
Thanksgiving service in the North
Woodward Methodist church. In
making the announcement to his
congregation Sunday. the Rev. W.
n. Wray Boyle declared that one
OF the splendid things about the
Billy Sunday revival was the unity
Of the different churches.
The Detroit times., 1916-11-21

sew can rake up n whole hospital
staff OF nurses.
Mothers. big sisters and other ex-
pert seamstresses will be able to
enlarge he pattern and copy It in
white muslin, blue chambray and
other colcred materials.
The Detroit times., 1916-11-21
ny eIopY BYE.

Twice lucky chould be the one
who receives an elephant pin cush-
ion for Christmas, forNthe gift links
together an oriental symbol Of for
tune and an ancient western super
stition. See pin and pick II
mp. all he day you'll have good
luck"
Elephants arr now 10 be had In
all sizes and IN all kinds OF plastic
materials. Acooutered with small
The Detroit times., 1916-11-21
by eIooV BYE.

on account OF the war in Europe.
dolls are not coming from Germany
and France, the two countries that
have always produced more dolls
than any other countries in tn"
world
The Detroit times., 1916-11-21

The imperial German war bureau
for metals has requisitioned for mil.
itary purposes ;he pewter lids OF
every beerpot in the empire.