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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-07-13
City News in Brief

&g4s Hest sskes ysey,s eros. .:s
I ems Of the sufferers "Wednesday;
Tn . ssif, axsy ,h two tr msn snsas''
W~~se. Win rive lts loth annual
excursion 20 Tashmoo. July 'ls.
Peter ]. Drexelius and Frank \.
Bsyers are looming up as likely
coutestants In the old men 8 race.
Hslssls e DIVE ?. D.Mieid. Who VII
~ mayoral nomination. are or
ranking q -Dunield-for- mayor
club. Preparations are being made
10 open the Duffieid campaign
m mssa,n basis s =" ."
the fail are sppesring daily In con-
spicuous positions about the copn-
~ building. and In advantageous
spots about the city. Four large
Within a few hours. Wednesday,
announcing the candidacy for
county OFFICES OF weii-known poll
ticians, on the wall OF Wobrock's
hotel, directly across from the
county building.
~ have looked ut many beautiful
pietures tn nature In all parts OF
the world, but I take or my hat
ip appreciation OF the loneliness
which IL running riot In Palmer
park at present" said n real estate
broker. following q motor drive
through the park late wednesday
afternoon 1.-The color effects are
exquisite and iovelier than any
fornia, the home Of flowers. The
fence encirciing the park is a mass
Of pink. red and white rambler
roses. and against this background
J hare up gorgeous spiashes OF col
or from the larkspur and canter-
bury bells. the ox-eyed daisy. mar
igoids. xenias. vari-colored phlox
and other garden favorites IL is
. mingling OF color to delight an
Artist.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-07-13
TUE ysE:gs Fl
OTAGE SIS s s s

Winsor McCay, the famous car
toonist. will top tie DILL in the
Temple next week McCay is best
known as the creator OF Little
Memo" Dreams OF a Rarebit
Fiend." etc. In addition 10 some
olcipal cartoons and drawings
showing his skill as an illustrator
and cartoonist. McCay will offer an
animated drawing called "Gertie.
the Bash.ul Dlnausauc." "Gertie
vas q creature OF mammoth proper
N1rs hu, as playful as kitten,
AIDED ny the moyingp.cture ma
chino. McCay has transported her
across, the Intervening centuries for
.ha amusement OF vaudeville low
Second feature IL the program
v'i be that popular minstrel, Bert
Swrr. formerly OF Swor & Mack and
Jas, season principal come dian with
tr. At. G. Fields mlusi-els Third
net Of importance Will pc those old
avo-tes. sponsor Kelly and Marion
Kelly and Marion wilder in Mel
oHl.s. Past and Present" They
yill be assisted by Karla, violin
IS, and Rubadi. pianist SIX other
rycellcu, mum bers are noted for this
-ogram
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-07-13
Plan TO AID
SOLDIERS KIN
Merchants and Manufacturers
of N. Y. to Form An
Association

NEW YORK. July 13.-The in
creased number OF applications from
relatives OF national guardsmen for
aid. at the headquarters a; the &C.
tive service auxiliary in the Seven.
ty-rst regiment armory has led to
the formation OF a committee OF
employers which will be known a.
the Merchants and Manufacturers
Employment committee.
The plan. which was suggested
by Col. Theodore Marceau, is indoors
ed by Robert G.. Cook, president OF
the Fifth-ave. association, and JEFF
ferson ID. Thompson, president OF
the Broadway association.
Merchants ard manufacturer
who are willing to give work to rel
atives of absent guardsmen will
register with the auxiliary, and ap
plicants will be assigned TO the
firms according to their ability and
qualifications.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-07-13
SHERIFFS WIFE
FLEES: CHARGE SHE
AIDED CONNECTS

MUSHROOM. Mich. July Ia
Mrs. Sarah ]. Collins. wife OF Sher-
III Fred j. Collins. wanted on a
charge OF having aided and abetted
Joe Bodnar. OF Detroit, and John
Brown. OF Chicago. in making their
escape from the Muskegon county
Jail, Is missing.
The warrant. issued late Wednes'
day afternoon and placed IN the
hands OF Deputy Sheriff w. o. Mat
thews for service. lies in the county
Jail office. Half an hour before the
paper Was hnally issued by Prose
cnting Attorney Harris f. Galpin.
Mrs. Collins had left, taking with
her. II Is understood, considerable
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-07-13
SOUTH AMERICAN
WRITES DETROIT
FOR MOTOR CAR

Some idea OF how the alien Re
CARDS Detroit can be gained from
the following letter. which was re
ceiyed by the export department o!
the Deiroitel Motor Car Go. from a
CORE spoudent in Chile
"Detroiter Motor Car Co, CHI
cago, Detroit. Dear Sirs--l have PIC
ture book OF YOU OF Detroiter cart
9,40O pesos at F. o. b. Chicago, cap
ital city OF Detroit
Il would like 10 buy Detroit mo
tor vehicle when can you name price
10 ne 10 this city Of Valparaiso
Chile. South America
EDUARDO RlNAS'
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-07-13
SEASON OPENS
AT BANFF RESORT

The summer season az BauG The
famous Canadian resort 70 The near,
of the Canadian Pacific rockies, has
opened up with unusual activity and
great interest - pelCg shown IL rae
many outdoor sporting eyeats which
have been planned for The summer
A mixed golf ,oarnamen, VII ce
held Saturday. n the Banf sol.
course. The regatta which was 20
have been held July !, or Bow river
was postponed on account OF The
high water and swif, current The
date will be set again as soon as
the river goes down.
The fishing al Banfr seems TO De-
exceptionally good this summer.
Among the guests al the Bann
Springs hotel are the Duke and
Duchess OF Connaught and the Prin
cess Patricia. They are planning "a
until July u.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-07-13
MOSLEM PATROL
SCORES BIG HIT
IN BUFFALO

BUFFALO. N. Y. July l3.--Mos-
lem Temple patrol. OF Detroit, Wed
nesday evening again outrivaled
every competitor In the illuminated
night parade at the forty-second an
nual imperial council meeting here
OF Mobiles OF the Mystic Shrine.
II was officially estimated that
more than 100000 visitors were In
Buffalo for the big Shriner parade.
Merchants along the line OF march
placed heavy planking on store
fronts to protect plate-g!sss win
dows and the police stretched steel
cables along the curb to hold back
the crowd which packed the side
walks.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-07-13
SWIMMING
POOLS OPEN IN
PUBLIC SCHOOLS

Swimming pools under the super
vision OF the recreation commission
have been opened for the summer
season in Northwestern. Central
Case. Northeastern and Eastern
high schools and Clara bath house
Classes will start on the hour and
Joe. Malcomson. supervisor OF swim
ming for the commission, guaran
tees that IL pupils follow instruc.
lions they should be able 10 swim 80
feet al the end Of two weeks work
4 feature OF he pools this year
will be an increase in efforts 10 at
tain perfect sanitation, and all ba
sins Will be emp,ied cleaned and r..
filed daily
The crawl stroke. considered fun
dameutal and therefore simplest 10
learn VIII be taught. Lessons IN
resuscitaiion and lie saving viii
also be- given
The swimming schedule is as
follows;
\.rtArges stern " n. 81. 81.
SRI "a ms = n. boys, Mr.. Ben
SON. director. Tues and Thurs. 2 A
ms T.. M girls. Ms b"dmeF' o.
rector.
ral-Tues Thurs. and sat,
r s. d. m. boys Mr Noble direct
or Mon. Wed. and Fri a. ms 2
pa. girls Miss Erley d!re, cor. ever
eve~la-. 10. women. MIS- Carson.
director.
Cas--Ta-s. Thurs and sat. a.
~ IS D ~ girls. Miss Erle". director.
Nor We'd na Era d mo r,
iog 7-l0, Mr.. Nalc0mson. director.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-07-13
QUITS WIFE FOR
CIRCUS, SHE is
SEEKING DIVORCE

oeorss A Newton was an ex-
cssdinsly inconsistent groom. ieav-
ipg his wife. Mabel. to 20 with a
travelling circus two weeks after
they were married. she alleges in
bin for divorce filed Wednesday.
They were only married last March.
Before making his getaway. New
ton got e2io from his mother-in.
~ through false representations,
nnG since then has been writing and
oo1osraphing his wife for more
unoooy. she says. declaring that he
m ~ live with her unless she
1o e. She charges him with
1900 that he only married her
F monsy and for the money
.onk1vss, and alleges abuse
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-07-13
MAN PLAYING
WITH REVOLVER
SHOOTS NOSE OFF

Wauted-One complete nose in
good working order. Address Steve
Wieczorak, No. 7S6 Theodoye-st.
Steve IS up ~ the city receiving
hospital awaiting Tor doctors to
either restore his nose or 10 find
some one who viii rel.niuish their
claim on one and will il 10 him.
Steve Was playing with "a revolver.
lie pulled the trigger and suddenly
found out that be VAS minus nose.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-07-13

The romantic love % a handsome
-,sor.eycd wociSman for daintily
beautiful lady O, quality is the sill.
y-v thread through the rough home
spun or "Dayy Crockett" tho new
pHotoplay in he Washington next
rss Dustin F3-rUm as Davy. the
ycene hero OF the frontier, is tan
-aN-a5 a-d baftlcd by a maiden
ghom he could and finally did carry
c~ bodily The story has the spice
ard raising thrill ~ the Indian
BORDER tales. and the quaint charm
Of the manrerly days OF Washing
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-07-13
Ere h4lts Standard Oh

WHITING. Ind, July l2.-Four
sections Of the immense Standard
Oil Co.'S plant here were damaged
by fire early today. when flames
originating from bursting radiator
were transmitted through four bat
terry condensers The damage Is
estimated Al s25o.000.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-07-13

WHITEsTONE. y. Y.-Chased BY
a dog. two kittens tried aerial and
submarine methods OF escape one
was rescued from a well after
number OF hours work and a haz-
ardous climb OF 100 feet into
tree was necessary 10 and the other.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-07-13
MANY GOING
TO PLATTSBURC
Detroit Juniors and Seniors to
Combine Camps Aug. 10
to Oct. Is

Juniors and seniors are 10 COM
bine In the August and September
encampments of the United States
military training camps in Platts-
burg. Gen. woo6 has announced
that physically qualified men from
Is to IS years old will be admitted.
The dates Of these camps are Aug.
10 to Sept. 9. and Sept. s to Oct. 5.
II n expected that the congressional
appropriation viii become available
before Aug. 10.
Drs. T. A. Mc0raw. B. r.. Shurly.
II. n. Carstens. L. ]. Hirschman and
4 Charles r. Kuhn have signined their
lntention to ar.end one OF the medi-
Fl campo that win begin In Platts-
! bury July IL and -. Each camp will
( last two weeks. The course Of In
struction win emphasize sanitation
md military hygiene.
SNg The following Detroit men have
4 anru1led for the August and Septem-
~ campo:
Msrsss Hilss Ald' s;,. Ersnsi; r, a.
s ssis. & Ed Ssn + bsssSsi. f Kari Gustav
4 M. Clark 2, 1ennets,; wsiter 4.
8ssfss B. HiacKail George a Boggs.
~ Jooeph a. Braun. william u. Brown.
# 4souys q. Burgess, James. D. Butter
K ~, u: WYE ~, H rn,n.r n an.
4 Kart stuart currie. David c. Eisseie.
n {pAn Leo Faber. Louis 8: Hall. A: b.
4 Heavenrich. C. Julian Hecker; Vir-
Austin Jones. Charles a. Kanter: VII
Ham Krichbaum. John Kruesi. Frank
Il 3. LABonte. Minot f. Lane, George
sr. dsofT cw aeG arssu y B M eshrGR
Il Eeuneth Matheson. Richard Maxon
s Adolph II. Meyer. Aaron G. Moore
xsne~th l. Moore. John Mum. IL,
ys sssm W. !. Pa afsa; Homer M + Par.
H ohall. Thomas r. Peirsol. Israel Tia.
eqosih. Francis 4: Rasch. Jr. Rober,
5., sScsss Stanley E shssD %itS sssnis;
- Frederlck H. Thompson. Jr.
alvor G: walker. Ira 3; waterman
{0.ssrgs s Wiley and Don D. vii
TKs following men from Michigan
outsied OF Detroit. have already en-
iva or Ba r's.'' john cwS%piB raa.ss%
James v. csmpben. wiifred Y. Cas-
GTatn, william N. Darnall, Eugene
sessa A.l Ssss f hayden. john
& {yah Harry. Kerr. Samuel lockwood
RSFu. f & fSsh: sonS wi in@0'R'
Xtlliams, Paul A: Martin. James r
N f)ements, W. wallace Clements yohr
"A ~ Kerr, Alfred NJ Shearer, William
~ ~ Wells, Nell @. 0reensides. Ray
@ohnsor. hudson Q. Owen. Graham II
4s .S =; SisssI. i II J ss1s.
FelI Holt Jr- benjamin. f. Kuyer
John B. Tpbergen. Duncan McNabb
e Ralph A. yoiGht. Harry Hotchkin
81 Norris y. Lacroix. Charles r. Mid
f 1Augh. w: N. Palmer. Jr- Stuart u
snrsm. Lee H; ceniil Robert T;
fScmsn. Keith Farley, Edgar 4
n xeAvenworth. Paul p. Owen. Ralph
4 4Qlley. Jr.. and Wallis Craig Smith
Notice has also been received at
& The local enrolment Office, No. 126
JoRerson-ave.. telephone Main 5101.
y % = second boys camp to be held
q Fort Terry. on Plum island. from
Z Aug. IL to Sept. 9. One thousand
y two hundred boys are now In train
n ING 1t the nrst camp and similar
y number will be enrolled for the sec
81 ond camp. The first Detroit enroll
4 ment for the second camp is Adolph
osius.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-07-13

]. L. Hollingsworth, for eight
years city tax collector OF Tampa.
Fla, ia to be put on trial today on
charge OF embezzling $4,000 OF
the city's license tax money.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-07-13

Northeastern-M Mon. We'd. and Fri
. a. ms p. M girls, Mrs Millei.
director Tues. Thurs ana sat. a.
m 8 %. IN. boys. MIR Bow. director.
Fastvru---Mon.. Wed and Frt, a.
70 les a. fN, boys. Mr Bow director;
Tues. Thurs and sat, . n, mo- p IN 4.
glrls Mrs. Miller. director.
clara bath house--Mon. and We'd.
D.. m-a u. IN Cirls. Mrs Bodmer.
director Tues. Thurs. and sat, y.
n % y. m, boys. Dir. Benson, director
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-07-13

money and two satchels filled with
her. clothing.
II is believed that her mind Is UNI
balanced.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-07-13

Next week the Cadillac theater
will ofYer THE Folhes OF Burlesque,"
which Is said 10 be an up-to-date en-
rertairment offering good singing
and dancing. clean comedy and en-
loyable vaudeville acts. Eddie Dale.
sam Carleton. Jimmy Cooper. Dolly
Morrisey. Ada Lum and Helen Stan
ley head the company. The chorus
will present Is new singing and
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-07-13

ton. There viii also be in evidence
on the Washington program the
usual film and musical features.
Edna Aug, celebrated character
coincidence and impersonator of
stage favorites. after successful
tour OF the most important eastern
theaters will appear in the Miles
next week as the topline attraction.
Her clever Characterization or pop
ular actresses has gained for this
artist an unexcelled reputation. In
her Offering this season. she In
cludes impersonations OF types
from every day life, from the dig
nified society matron TO the lowly
scrub woman. Maude kimball. Burt
Aubrey and company present the
satirical farce comedy when a
Mans Married" as the second fea'
ture. Among other acts programmes
are LeClair and Sampson. the bur
lesque strong men" in a new ath-
letic novelty: the Telegraph trio.
singing and dancing messenger
boys; Reed and Wood. singers of
syncopated melodies. and the Bris-
sons. sensational equilibrists. From
1880 10 $3.50 o'clock daily pro
gram OF FIRST run feature ephoto-
dramas. new comedies and the lat
est current weeklies are screened
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-07-13

dancing numbers. A special feature
dancing act will be the added attrac-
tion.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-07-13
Household Remedies
Soda Fountain

Try one of our
delicious drinks
and you1i come
miles TO repeat
the pleasure.
We have ono OF
the most sanitary
fountains In the
city. Fresh sup-
plies received daily
from ou- Hiooni-
neId Hills Dairy
Farm.
Southern tautn
Iope L.
with whipped
cream and Mara
schiro chcrriesb
Fresh PeHch l.
Sun,iae lDr
tMith whipped
cream and synfer
Egg Matted VII
with waters, ca
square IL
meal ... 4 ~
Butt~rmiik. ice
cold. best Noft
ever
tasted ....Dl
Fruit Sundaes and
FLAVOR.
We poakc your IA
NAME 1T.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-07-13

FLAVOR.
We makc your Fayor!te Drink.
NAME III.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-05-19
What to Do to Get Fat
and Increase Weight

Most people eat from four 10 six
pounds OF good solid fat-mnktnv
food every day and still do not in.
crease In weight one ounce. while
on the other hand many Of the
plump. chunky folks eat very lightly
and keep gaining all the time IA,
all bosh to say that this is the
nature of the Individual. II isn,t
Natures way at all.
Most thin people stay thin b.-
cause their powers OF assimilation
are defective, They absorb lust
enough OF the food they cat to
maintain life and a semblance 81
health and strength. StuffIng won,,
help them. A dozen meals n dav
won't make them. gain single
stay there" pound. All tho 90
producing elements OF their foos
Just stay there IN tho intestinea nm :
III they pass from tho body ~.
waste. What such people need ls
something that viii prepare these
fatty food elements so that their
blood can absorb them and depoait
them all about tho body--aornes
thing too, that will multiply thar
red blood corpuscles and Increase
their blood's carrying power.
For such condition II In well to
recommend eating SarFol tablet
with every meal. sargol is not az
some believe, n patented drug, but ia
simply careful combination of sir
Of the most effective and powerful
assimilative and flcHh building ole.
ments known 10 chemistry. II Is
absolutely harmless. yet has heen
wonderfully effective aud a aInul.
tablet eaten with each meal often
according 10 reports OF usera. has
the effect Of Increasing the weight
OF thln man or woman from three
TO five pounds week. Sarroi is
sold by Bartell Drug Co, Swift'a
Pharmacy and other good druggists
everywhere on a positive guarantees
OF weight Increase or money back
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-05-19
By Eleanor Ingram
COPYRIGHT, 1913
Blu J. B. Lipbincott Co.

they're solId gold. I'm go1ng Give
me all the men here. and I'll be
starting"
There are none. erceilency." vol.
uniecred Irenya. none TO make
war on that village. They went
with Lord Stefan. But there could
be a letter sent TO the commander
at Podgoritza, asking for his sol.
dicrs."
Send some one with IL. on q
chance" Rupert said. Il amt de-
nying think II won't be in time. "
You are going back alonef" De
light cried.
Il don't see any army here to
escort me"
Rupert. I am going with you.
No. do not refuse. You have no
right 10 refuse Danilo Lesendra
that chance: the only chance be
has until Count Baisic comes home.
We cannot fight with Michael, but
! can give him all be hoped TO gain
from his cousin. In money. will
buy Danilo's life OF him"
a." Vi
plan appealed TO the ultra-modern
Rupert.
"wll you wait for me in the
courtyard Delight asked.
"fil be there" said Rupert.
The sound OF the mosor-horn
below soon warned Delight that
Rupert had completed his prepsr.
atoms and waited in consuming
anxiety and haste. She oaugh,
Irenya in her arms. kissing her I'm
sisterhood.
Tell Lord Stefan everything
n he comes" she urged.
Rupert was in his car, ready 10
start. He swung the girl into the
seat beside him. looked once az
the balcony where frenta leaned.
and the automobile leaped forward
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