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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-04-15
Accused of pefraudina Hotel.

Albert Wolf, 20 years old. the son
Of well-known real estate dealer,
Of No. 239 Adams-ave., east, was
arrested Saturday morning by De-
tcctives Smith and Frahm. charged
with defrauding the Hotel Statler Of
1880. The officers declare that
young Wolf preferred living at the
Statler TO his own home, and after
leaving the hostelry moved to the
Dakin apartments at High-st and
Grand River-ave., where he was ar
reted Saturday. He Is In the whole
sale liquor business with his brother
on Michigap-ave.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-04-15
Want CREDIT
REESTABL|SHEO
Railway Business Association
Points Out Roads Have
No Surplus

'For resisting the Industrial shock
that many think will follow peace in
Europe" the Railway Business asso-
citation has issued bulletin declar-
Ing that the most effective insur.
ance policy in which the American
people could invest" would be- the
re establishment of railway. credit
and purchasing power"
III the roads" the statement saws,
were regulated with a view TO the
national welfare, they would have
such earnings in periods of large
tonnage as would provide them with
a surplus fund. This in years OF
general depression would enable
them 10 proceed without apprehen-
sion Ia make additions and better
ments. Present regulation now az
sures the proper use Of railway re-
sources"
Ii is pointed out that an oppor.
tunity TO make influence felt is af-
forded by the pending congressional
inquiry lHlC tnlS subject.
Expenses, IL is asserted, "have
risen faster than earnings, and no
branch OF the government performs
the function of providing enlarged
revenues TO meet the higher costs.
The country is entitled TO adequate
mechanism and methods of regula-
ton. Delegates TO national party
conventions and mem 5ers OF the fed
eral senate and house are entitled
to know what men Of affairs think
about this question"
The association points out evils:
IL The people OF each state have
suffered injury at the hands Of au
thorities in other states.
-. National defense is shorn of
transportation efficiency by reason
of divided and conflicting regulation
of railways.
"3. National growth in time of
peace has been retarued through
weakening of the railroads by con-
flicting and over tapping iurisdic.
tiuns.
"a. Litigants in interstate com
merce are exposed 10 injustice be-
cause the interstate commerce conf
mission has. under the law. the in
compatible functions of detective.
prosecutor. JURY, judge and mechan-
ical expert.
"5. Subordinates are adjudicating
cases which, under the law, the COM
mission alone is competent TO de-
eide. These subordinates are of
greatly inferior Official dignity in
emolument and tenure, and are not
presidential appointee3.
80. Shippers OF one commodity
suffer discrimination when another
commodity pays less than its share
Of the total cosi, OF transportation,
because the commission in adjusting
rate situations has no power 10 or
der rate raised.
-. National industry and agricul-
ture ale under the dead weight Of a
transportation system which cannot
grow with the country's needs. be-
cause the government protects the
individual shipper, but does not un-
dertake 10 protect The individual
railroad"
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-04-15
Hold Man for Albany Police

Joseph Legambino, 10 years old,
was arrested by Detective Thomas
Balone, Friday. for the police of AL.
barry, N. Y, where he is wanted on
a charge OF shooting game war
den end stealing a bicycle. The al
legged crimes we're committed Sept.
5. 1915. Legambino gave his name
as Decey when arrested. lie late-
admitted his identity.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-04-15
MEDICINES, LIKE men
Have OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, DUAL
ity, Merit, Results

The first favorable impression
made by Hoods Sarsaparilla IL con.
firmed by continued use. II Is bar
monious combination OF compatible
ingredients. perfect pharmaceutical
Iy--that II, II In the finest product of
most skfiful pharmacy. And in Their
apeutic value-or power to cu-c-it
In one OF the best medicines Amer
lea has ever produced.
On the practical side which OF
course is tho most important to YOU.
Hoods Sarsaparilla for forty years
has been demonstrating its curative
power In relieving complaints arising
from impure blood. low state OF
health. poor digestion. inactive KID
neys and liver.
For your hnmors. or for rheum-
atism. weak s:om 1ch. loss Of appe-
tite. that tired feelinR---take Hoods
Sarsaparilla. II will do you sood.---
Adv.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-04-15
Three Report Thefts.

Ralph Williams. of No. $50 Virgin
ia.park. reports that burglars ran
sacked his home Friday night and
stole jewelry valued at $50. A Ne
sress about 40 years old stole s25
from the tailor shop OF Morris Sill
yerman. at No. 20 Alexandrine-ave.
east. Silverman reported TO the po
lice, Saturday morning. Joseph
Zebowski. OF No. 7c3 Milwaukee-ave.
east. says that fellow rooner open.
cd his trunk In his room Friday
night and stole 500 which was h'f
den I'm q false bottom.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-04-15

camp of Gideons, addressing Sunday
schools throughout the city.
Public clinics will also be held
by the Twentieth Century club, at
which DR.. Kress will treat by the
silver nitrate method all victims OF
the habit wishing to take the treat
ment. Two years ago 500 persons
in Detroit were treated by this doc
tor. the clinics then being in Grace
hospital.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-04-15
BURNS NAN
HELD AS BRll
Former, Chicago Waiter
Climbed High Az ! H.
tective I!
BY UNITED PRESS.

CHICAGO. April 15.--Dste
sergt. John Walker, Of CT
was en- route to New York "A
to bring Guy Biddinser. etx
and former bean brumtnel det(
sergeant here. to Chicago - N
trial on 81 charges OF bribe- oGkl
Biddinger went to New YorlD5t
come head Of the Burns 'dBteG
agency there. @As sEs.,afd4
He is charged with taking, Mn
from men, . list OF whose nD1
read like q directory ,of 4 Chi11l
~crookdom. 1850 ycre Se%E s,so|
The evidence against Bf61i1
came to Chicago authorities IL
A. Leo Well, q Pittsburgh f&WJ1
and reform leader; who had a ~
Biddinger to do some detecs1|
work In Pittsburgh. Wen. susp&
ing Biddinger to be double trol
ing" him asked an explanation q
a short time later Wen himself 81
arrested at the instigation OF
dinger on a charge OF bribih2
member of the West Virginia s.
lie service commission. Forced
clear himself, We'll hired detectiy
to investigate Biddinger. S.
New York took the Chicago Z
tective to its heart. He was tain
Of as candidate for police col
missioner. Within the last mo1
1t has been rumored he was
gagged to New York heiress.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-04-15
HAS HANDLED
GOODRICH "ADS"
FOR 10 YEARS

r1. c. Tibbitts on April I conclud.
ed his nineteenth year as the one
and only advertising manager
which the +. F. Goodrich Co. has
ever had
The growth OF the g. f. Goodrich
Co., which is the largest rubber fac.
tory in the world and produces
over 10000 different articles of rub.
Der. including auto. motorcycle. bi.
cycle, truck and carriage tires,
hose. betting. packing, nodded goods,
raincoats, boots and shoes. water
bottles. and in fact, everything in
rubber" is largely attributed to its
progressive advertising policies. In
fair weather or foul. Goodrich ad.
vertising has stood forth as prom
inently and continuously as Gibral.
tar.
The Goodrich Co. have always
been strong believers in advertising
because they have seen their bust
ness multiply and prosper under the
sun and rain of publicity. In no
other way could they have told so
many millions OF people about the
goodness of Goodrich goods. in so
short a time or so economically
Their advertising has made people
want rubber goods made by Good
rich, and what the public wants II
gets, year after year. Today their
great factories are at work night
and day. Each year they invest
more and more money In advertis-
ing and each year are forced TO
build and build to care for increas-
ing business.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-04-15
Public School Coolest"

ALBANY. N. ", April 15.-Are
the public schools OF New York
state goddess" as Senator William
p. Greiner, of Buffalo, intimates
they are. In the senate he said that
God will not be put into the
schools" until his bin, compelling
teachers to read verses from the
Bible to their pupils each day. be-
comes a law. The senate voted the
bill out of committee and into gen
eral orders--action which at this
stage is regarded as killing 1t.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-04-15
wilkinson camps" Another.

An alleged pickpocket arrested
Friday night by Detectives Snool,
and Burczyk, and giving his name
as George Sweeney was identified by
Detective frank Wilkinson Saturday
morning. az Harry Kelley. a paroled
convict from the Mansfield, o., peni.
Tertiary. lie has two years TO serve
on his last sentence. he told wilkin.
son.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-04-15
No LONGER Kiss the Book.

Because observance of the custom
Is said to have spread disease. kiss
ing the Bible az part Of the oath has
been abandoned by the courts of Es-
sex county, Ontario. In its place,
the court will require the witness
who Is being sworn to hold either
the Old or New Testament in his
hand.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-04-15

IONA, Mich, April 15.--The d.
debate between the Big Rapids Mf
school negative team and the I0sll
high school affirmative team ~
won by Big Rapids here last ni9Nl
2 to l. The question was, -
solved, That the principal OF pfl
paredness be made the basis Of r.
tional legislation"
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-04-15

For the FIRST time In football his
tory an all-Amcrican eleven Is to
gather today. when the members OF
the 1916 mythical team selected by
Walter Camp are to be the guests
OF the Syracuse University Athletic
association. at the annual athletic
dinner In the John d. Archbold gym
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-04-15

Democratic primaries will be held
In Delaware today to name delegates
to the state convention, which will
meet In Dover next Tuesday to Sc.
lect tie delegates to the national
convention ut ST. Louis,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-03-04

williams waved the negroes fur
Their back--and stepped aside. Ven
dome. who was examining the box.
looked up.
Its copper" said he: "the water
has injured II very little. II seems
to be beautifully made: II locks not
with hasp but with plate. Have
you the key. Mrs. Singleton7"
Maybe its unlocked" said Nat
allie.
yendome smiled. and tried 20
raise the lif-tried harder--it gave
,unt n ,riflc.
Il believe you're right" said hsL
Singleton. get . hold-Now,"
The lid crcaked slowly back; the
box was empty!
For q space they stArsd--no one
spoke. Then yendoms burst into =
laugh.
The crown Jewels Of Franesi- he
proclaimed. Behold"
Again there was silence.
Where are the jewels~ said
Natalie. Certainly they once were
there"
ASK OF the skeletons-or OF him
who rode away" vendome replied.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-03-04
RLdt0rs Is &c Gl111tthin Grey

o.-l an, IS. have been married
before, but have no children. For
the last IS months I have been
going with a young man Of p, and
durino this time we have learned
10 love each other. Do you think
there is so much difference In our
ages that II might cause unhsppi-
ness on either side " we should
marry He has proposed 70 me
three times, but as yet ! am unde-
cided. MERRY WIDOW.
A.-When he is 35. your present
age. you will be 4s. Do you sup
pose the man win feel then as he
does now?
. A good many conspicuous expert
ments OF this kind have been made
lately, and all have ended unhap-
PLY. II IL useless to argue. as
many do. that a young girl can
marry. an old man and be happy.
and that the reverse must therefore
hold true. There are no parallels
in the lives OF men and women.
II you actually do care anything
for the boy, you will certainly re-
fuse TO marry bin; you will never
tie him down TO the sacrifices
which viii be unavoidable II he
marries you.
Dust before Christmas you
printed q good recipe for cold cream.
4 have Iost the clipping. VIII you
kindly reprint ~ JOSEPHINE.
1 Ain a double boiler or dish set
Fin pan Of hot water melt ounces
falmond oil, ounce spermaceti and
= ounce white wax. Beat all until
offended. then remove from the fire
a-and add dram tincture Of benzoin
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-03-04

and 4 ounces OF rose water. Beat
until cold. then turn into a porce-
lain far having a close fitted cover.
Owing 20 a typographical error Il
was stated In my columns a few
days ago that Albert s. Burieson
Is attorney general In President VII
sons cabinet, whereas he 10 post.
master general and T. w. Gregory
10 the attorney general.
CYNTHIA GREY.
o. am q stenoorapher. sup
porting myself and mother, fire.
quently asked 20 90 20 parties and
dances by what my mother and
myself consider respectable young
men.
On one or two occasions they
have proposed an auto ride after
these parties, and I was foolish
enough TO accept once, returning
home at q In the morning.
MY mother had been worrying.
and nearly crazy, and since then |
have been told that very dlsparsglnq
remarks have been made about me.
Did ! do wrong7 10 II considered
proper to 90 "joy riding" that late
In the night7 Ny mother wants me
to write to you and see II you do
not verify her Ideas OF the thing.
Regretfully, w. J. x.
Al am glad you signed your.
self "regretfully." You have an
swered your own question without
knowing IT, n from no other stand
point than your health and ef-
ficlency in work. late hours--or
early morning hours-are n menac,
Aside from that, you know az well
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-03-04

m I that - O'Clock Joy rides" TO.
fleet upon the character OF any
decent girl
o.-klndIy print an economical
menu appropriate for a wedding
breakfast. want u 20 be good.
but not elaborate. THELMA.
A-Sliced oranges. Fried chick
en-. Potato cakes. Hot biscuit
Honey. Coffee.
o--When one IL at the table, and
passes HIS plate for q second help
ING. should he lay the knife and
fork side by side upon the plate as
u 10 passed up, or should they no,
accompany tho pIste7 a. e. X.
A.-The knife and fork should no,
accompany the plate when II Is
POSED Tor n second helping.
o.-Money Is limited. and I would
Ike TO know " Canadian born has
TO have $2s In his pocket 10 cross
the line going back to Canada, the
Same a. he has coming this way2
A.. r.
A person whose residence "a
established In Canada does M,
have to have any certain amount
OF cash 10 return 10 his home.
o.-Wlll you obllgs by answering
thru your columns N King George
W. who 10 now king Of England.
was the "Prlnee OF Wales" before
he was crowned klng7 4. w.
Ayes. The eldest living son of
tho king OF England il always given
the title OF Prince OF Wales" and
succeeds his father TO the English
throne.
o.-Wlll you please uive mo
some names for yacht or sailboat7
a. T. @.
A.-'The Gar" "Luanla." was
tina" '"The Pirate"
al am In the second year OF
high school and am very fond OF my.
studies. But we are poor and my
parents cannot afford TO let me 40
on. VIII you please advise mo
what kind OF employment 20 seek?
AMBITIOUS.
A.-Since you arc studious. II.
brary work would be congenial, Tho
lines OF work which pay best are
nursing. clerling with view 10 be.
coming buyer OF goods. and office
work For the latter you would
have TO take n course at commercial
school nj night. while working days
Whatever you do. keep up tho habit
OF reading and selfculuyation.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-03-04
\ Moral That's Good Every

DON'T believe that you are safely over
- the grip simply because you haven't
so many handkerehiefs in the laundry.
for the professional psychologists have
learned some surprising things in study
ing the latest grip wave"
These bug students have. in examining
the sputum OF grip patients in the latter
stages, found not grip germs but germs
OF pneumonia II seems that the grip
germ either prepares the way for the
pneumonia germ and gets out, or else
the pneumonia germ comes in and cats
up the grip germ. The latter is more
likely. because doctors actually fight
diphtheria germs by spraying into the
throat tonsilitis germs. which make the
diphtheria germs their meat.
Moreover, typhoid being usually mixed
up with grip. pneumonia, etc, the bug
ologists have studied out that there is
collision between the typhoid germ and
the tubercle bacillus. and tina, patients
recovering from typhoid are. for from
two to five years. especially liable 20
tuberculosis.
The typhoid germ either prepares good
ground for the tubercle bacillus and
falls back for n more favorable position.
like a good Russian general. or has a
fight with the tuberele bacillus and goes
under.
Anyhow. IL you've had grip or typhoid.
you have in your midst a regular old
Standard octopus combine. or battle
of bugs. in which the victor will finally
turn upon you.
Moral: Plenty OF fresh air and sleep.
frequent baths and careful eating and
dressing even when you have recovered"
and are laughing at Neighbor John
Smiths sneezing and blowing
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-03-04
N0RTnLAnD ASHORE

While on her way from Seattle
70 Alaska with cannery supplies.
the s. 8. Northiand. Of the Border
Line Transportation Co, went
ashore on North reef. near LAdy-
smith. b. c. Friday.
Tugs and scows are alcngside to
lighter her cargo. Tho Northland
Is standing upright II In believed
her hull has not been broken, and
that she will get off OF the reef
with slight damage.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-03-04

"Hurrah for the Marquis Dc
Chavenisi" cried Betty.
Who cares for the jewels- r. said
vcndome. Il have the Red Emer-
aid OF his majesty. the signet OF
the king. Natalie. will you accept
IT now"
without hesitation Natalie held
out her hand. and yendone slipped
the ring on her finger.
1T will have 10 be made smaller,
dearest" she smiled.
THE END.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-03-04
Sure Thing

M ME. DE THERE'S, the famous
4V1 French seeress. had vision recent
ly, wherefore she declares that the perils
OF the United States will come from
within.
Thanks. Nine, de Thebes. we appre-
oiatc the warning. But we had the same
vision long ago and VIC were wide awake
az that
Uncle Sans troubles arc internal ones.
all right.
The old boy needs TO take good.
strong emetie and disgorge the Standard
Oil and the armor plate and few kin
dred trusts before he will feel all right.
Maybe the Gath congress win mix the
emetic; maybe not.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-03-04
Maybe We Can Honk

II LEVEN TO II. to IL. to rs. TO 40 or
IL so probably. says Thomas Hisgen.
who fought and fought the Standard Oil
Co, about prices OF gasoline This leads
a great editor OF limousine capacity 20
ask:
as this huge squeeze from a mon
ster hand unneeessiiated by any valid
reasons"
We guess not. We guess that Il is
huge squeeze from a monster hand for the
very valid reason that the hand aforesaid
wants more money and footing prices IS
the easy way to get il.
Will we stand its Honkl Honkl No.
sirl
We will investigate "the supply and
demand" explanation given for 20 or so
cent gasoline. we Will
Our United States district attorneys
will get busy, they will
They'll find that the supply and demand
are in good health. and we'll sue the
Standard Oil Co. we will. Honkl Honk
Get out OF the way. Standard Oil Col
Gasoline has become a common neccs-
sity. II is a necessity of business life,
home life, farm life. II turns the wheels
OF the merchants delivery truck.
II fries our bacon on the family cook
stove.
II reaps. lifts. carries back and forth
on our farms Does anybody think that
we're going to lie down while an Octopus
raises this necessity beyond our reach,
Neverl Well have the law on 'eml
And our governing body. the United
States supreme court will tell US: I'VE
dissolved the Octopus" And the Octopus
will raise gasoline another two cents TO
pay for defending itself against our law
suiti
Honk Honk. That's about all we can
accomplish. And. by the Great Horned
Spoonl we have 10 buy gasoline with
which TO do even that
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-03-04
A Novel a Week

A standard. hiss-~tsss. besh-
siss novel, ce@piess shis wcsh tn
this paper.
No iess wstssi . full issssii-
m~at will come 90 zoe every day.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-03-04

ISN'T THeRE somethlrg wrong about this
puddinsf" inquired the young husband Of his
wife. VINO was learning 20 cook. Certain.
iy not. my dear" she replied Indignantly. The
recipe In the cook book says us perfectly dell.
elous."
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-03-04
Speaking of 'Wanton Issues"

s. + Austin +. Grffiths is not. in his
heart. ashamed of the campaign
waged for him. AND THE WANTON
ISSUES INJECTED INTO IT. Seattle
has been mistaken in the man all these
years. From an editorial in Hi ellis
morning newspaper organ Saturday.
Whatever wanton issues have been in
jected into this campaign have been in
jected into it by Gill. and Gill alone.
Seattle would have been disappointed in
Austin +. GriifthS had he not resented
the slanderouS intrusion by Hi Gill into
his home affairs.
A man who will not show fight when
his wife is compared. in a public speech.
to street walker" would be a spineless
sort OF a man indeed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-03-04

CAR NICK. for the firss time, attends open.
ing Of the dura. See tho effects OF Woodrow
Wilson's example In becoming Intimate with
conaressf
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-03-04

ANYHOW. " Ford spends his million on sd-
vertising peaee-at-sny-priee In the newspapers.
the money will stay In this country. One rea-
son why we believe In adver rising 10 that the
money clrcuIates In our midst
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-03-04

BOB IA TOILETTE has SHE'D HIS hat Into
the ring. Seems that the ring Is going 70 be
full Of old hats.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-03-04

@sleA WILL head . grand opera eomp.ay
IN Australia after the war. There's one blamed
grand opera show that a married man doesn't
have 10 rustic tickets for at once.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-03-04

EIGHT DEAD, eight dying In q New Haven
wreck answers the question. whats become OF
the oId.fashioned New Haven ~reek7"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-03-04

THERE MAY be reasons for putting oiris pic.
lures on magazine covers; but we can't think Of
any
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-03-04

an ! that - o'clock Joy rides" re-
fleet upon the character OF any
decent girl.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-03-04

Because PERUNA Is a good tonic an
reference to catarrhal conditions its use
IND Grip has proven very beneficial. Itclears up
the system OF all the poisonous matter left after
the attack, gives tone and strength to the diges-
tive organs and overcomes the congestion and
Inflammation. What IL has done for thousands
Is well told in the letter below