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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-06-10
Bessie Love an Orphan.

!'essie Love, unler the direction OF
Charles Miller, has begun production
of her second Triangle-Ince play,
IhiS IS a story by j G. Hawks In
which Miss Love will be seen as u
poor orphan in Ireland, who, after
many romantic misaNentures comes
into her own. The many quaint char
acters in the production will be
played by large supporting com
pany including Frank Bofzage,
CHARLES Is. French, Walter Perkins,
William Jeffers. Walt Whitman, Ag-
gic Herring and Alfred Hollingsworth,
The action calls for many beautiful
exterior settings with true Irish at
mosphers.
The first Ince production starring
Bessie Love lately made at the Culver
City studios and soon to be released
on the Triangle program is a story of
the circus. In taking the scenes for
this play Miss Love and her support
ing company travelled for some time
with the Cole Bros circus, securing
sSme very genuine Big Top color. The
tine of the first play is The Sawdust
Ring"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-06-10
VIVIAN MARTIN TURNS DANCER
Popular Little Star Proves Versatility
in New Role.

vivian Martin, who will be remem-
oercd by theatergoers chiefly for her
uehEhlful work in "Officer GGG. I"
The Spendthrift," stop Thief and
other farce comedies has been play
ing sympathetic ingenue rolcsin mo.
uon pictures for some time. In her
new production at tn. Morosco studio
Giving Becky "A Chance" she is being
staged IN the role of Becky and DEM
onstrates new phase of her versa
unity by executing remarkably
clever dance as an incident of the
picture. This was>an hitherto unsus-
pected accomplishment of Miss Mar
tn's, which Cccasioned her couferes
at the studio no little surprise as no
hint of her ability along this line had
ever been given by the little star her
self It developed however that
Miss Martin had studied fancy dane
ing as partSof her preparation for the
stage in belief that 1t might some
day be of service to her in the course
of her stage career.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-06-10
WAVES KISS FOR A SALUTE
Virgi.ia Pearson and General Joffrc
Exchange Greetings.

Virginia Pearson has the rare dis
tinction of having been saluted 10y
Marshal Joffre.
The beautiful screen star who is
now appearing in Wrath of Love-, a
william Fox production, has always
been a fervent lover of the French
When that nations hero was to pass
by her Riverside Drive home during
his triumphant entry into New York
Miss Pearson determined to get q
close view of him.
Miss Pearson had her automobile
drawn up at tre curb near where the
famous general was to pass When
his car camt in sight about mile up
the drive Miss Pearson climbed up
on the top of her machine.
The general must have seen her
graceful khaki-clad form waving a
beautiful Tri-Color from afar. As his
auto sped by the film stars car the
veteran Of the Marne drew himself
up and saluted
A kiss waited from Miss Pearson
sped the great man on his way.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-06-10

" Do
night a the home of
said % he \
Of
with which they buy hte comforts when they France
part.
be - abeauN be
electrical will
o'clock
follow The Hotel Tulsa orchestra
vii be
day omor inform sold to acta ushes " ~ "
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-06-10
prcDlre to laWu.

Prepare to yawn. In Bryant Wash
burns latest Essanay feature, "Filling
His own Shoes" he is caught in a
Closeup" indulging in a luxurious
yawn. When he did so i'm the filming
of the scene, everybody from Director
Beaumont down to the last property
man unconsciousiy yawned. The con
tagion will probably extend to photo
play patrons as well. Yawns are con-
tagiOus. Won know.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-06-10

them until the doorman had been

them until the doorman had been
assured that we We're right
"Once inside, my education pro
gressed rapidly. Presumably, every
person there was right, for nc great
attempt a. secrecy was made by any
body Jobs We're discussed openly.
and plans for future law-breaking
we're made, and recruits enlisted to
carry them out.
1T was noticeable that in every
group one man predominated That
man was always a little better dressed
and appeared to be somewhat better
educated than the rest, and | was for
tunate to discover very soon the coun-
terparts of the characters that | was
seeking"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-06-10
His IINaulplr

What is the meaning of alter
ego| asked the teacher of the begin
ers' class in Latin.
at means the other l." responded
a pupil.
Give me a sentence containing the
phrase"
''lle wnked his alter ego"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-06-10
Enid Renuctt RomDs.

"'The Girl, Glory Is a 'rOmp pic
ture,'" says Enid Bennett of the new
Triangle play by c. Gardiner Sullivan
-"children, kittens, rabbits, dogs,
ducks and chickens; just one piece of
fun after another" -
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-06-10
"PnMs of The Rcnt..'

Paw of the Bear" is the title Of
the new Triangle play in which, Will
liam Desmond is to be co~starred with
Clara Williams. 1t is a play of love-
war and intrigue, with scenes both in
Europe and America.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-06-10
Louise Inspires Poet.

Louise Glaum, who is seen as the
woman of the underworld in the new
Triangle play, Love or Justice" has
a new title. Peacock Siren,'@ sug-
gested by poetical tribute which she
received last week.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-06-10
New Charles Raw Release.

Charles Rays new starring vehicle,
'"The Clodhopper," is to be released
June 25. This lew Triangle play is
said to give Ray another opportunity
to show his varsatility.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-06-10
Paw Your Water Bill.

Your water bill Is now due ant
must he paid on or before the tentt
or service WIN be discontinued oil
penalty added. This is your last no
tice.
CITY WATER DEPARTMENT.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-06-10
DETERMINED MOB
SEEKS PRISONERS
HELD BY SHERIFF
CONTINuED FROM PAGE ONE

CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE
terious death and were being aided
by federal agents of the department
OF Justice. Formal Warrants were
sworn out during the day against
all those under arrents and attempts
to obtain their release by habeas
corpus proceedings were blocked.
But nothing yet has been uncovered
20 connect them with the death of
baby keet and Mr.. O'Day and his
assistants seemingly still were en-
deavorng To find clews that would
unravel the keet mystery.
Skirt Only New Cicw.
The Crenshaw house and property
was subjected to further careful
search, but nothing additional was
found to throw light upon the lden-
tty of those who had cast the baby
into the old we'll The black silka-
teen skirt wrapped about the body
formed the only new clew, Ntr O'Day
announced today and little hope
was held out that it would aud ma
terially in establishing a murdercr's
guilt
Further developments were being
V"i'iulN watched by those composing
/ lhe street crowds RWmors OF i'm
lending events or of new statement,
from some ~ the prisoners were con-
1 tirually being helrd the temper of
the crowd being kept on edge by the
recurring reports The alleged plot
-to Ndrap G. A. Clement. wealthy
! jcweler, 4 baby here. and st. Louis
munitions maker which authorities say
| {. j. Piersol, one OF the confessed sus-
poets was almost forgotten in the dis
cuSsion Of the haby's death. But
ffa 81.
working in an effort to find "A possible
| connection between the two.
Search Rcdoublcd.
The search for John (Scarface)
| Riley, of Chicago, two women who yet
have not been named ana others
/ whom O'Ddy has asked the police OF
many cities to apprcheud has been re-
| doubled. the prosecutor said, he de-
| clared he would bend every resource
nt his command to clear the cases as
/ quickly as possible The motive inn
pc!line .hc entrance Of federal invess.
gators into the case could not detl-
nitcly be learned But ibis was taken
ms affording additional hope fer the
| belief held fiNcdly by most rcsiucu,,
| Of Springfield. that the mystery soon
| would be cleared up as the result OF
| developments as vet held seCDet
| H'''N' ."''l,'
I,ru ny 'i'v ,"'A oi -" Cie"t ni"t,,c loI
,-,..,,, o. t,',,.,I n ~ ,"s,l W. MI Nh
| ,i,,,. ,,,',,'..'t, , ~, .,,.,' "i,u p',Ss
! 81 da,,L ,,t,, ,ha 1,.l,,,,,t,,, ,,
u,i,io' ,.''''a W 'T l'l.'s ru,n ,,i
/ vrhy ,ho hah,' bcd too, ,h.o,,,, IT,"
! the Won T1o f,thor rcnen,o,,t,. hao
cffornd =, no" ,rv ra,sor, Son,gndo,i
nnd nrnmisc5 Al ono ,ir,o tbot mo
! voutd moi t,rcss tho nroeecution If thc
! I,obv should no returned "a hin,
Conseaucttlv tho only reason anpon.n,
was tha; the criminal inyes,iqotors a.
one time had been go close Ia thcir
quarry thar II became nocessarv FOR
! them to seek. safety I'm flight and had
! killed the little fellow.
co,r youuo,,oo
square" tonight itonpeored that more
than one motor car party had gone
out after the alleged abduction band.
The first party appeared to have gone
out this afternoon and consisted of
about twenty-five men. They were
said 10 have been reinforced by farm
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-06-10
Whitman i'm New Role

Walt Whitman, the, veteran charac-
ter man. is seen in the new Triangle
play, The, Girl, Glory,"> Grand
Army man.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-06-10
Willie Wnnts 10 KNOW.

Willie-pop. what are ancestors?
F1ther-Well, I'm one OF yours
and your granddad is another
Willio--Oh, but why is 1t that folks
brag about them ?-E EVerybody's.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-06-10

Don't believe all the scandal you
hear about motion picture people. As
Edward Grady would say-half the
lies told about motion picture people
are not true. The oriental way Is the
best. when tempted to shy brick
at the poor movie starr. stop to con-
sider-is II true is it kind; is it nee
iessary? II isn't.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-06-10
Prisoncrs Unsuspccting.

The prisoners were said not to have
been told that the baby's body had
been found before they left here. They
were allowed to believe they were he
ing taken out for another of the nu-
merous s-questionings that has
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-06-10

Don't think the ins are conspiring
to keep you out of-the movies. If
you're looking for job in the movies
you'll get 10 If it's coming to you, and
If you do get 1t youll find a lot Of
fine women and men waiting to give
you the glad hand and help you along
tho WaY.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-06-10

Don't think any line Of work in the
pictures is joy ride to success. To
get to the top any place is hard work.
The pictures offer no exception, but
to the hard, conscientious worker|the
rewards are worth while.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-06-10

Don't get nervous when the william
has the heroine in his power. Chances
are he has date to take her to the
dinner dance at Cusenberry's Tavern
that night
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-06-10

Don't sit where you want to at the
picture show; If you do youll MAKE
The usher peevish. Have a heart md
let him pack you in between the Ia,
lady and the cold broiled lobster who
talks all the time,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-06-10

Don't for the love OF Cassidy, please
don't. hum or sing to help out the or
chestra. the organ, the piano, the or
ehestridn or whatever furnishes the
music, Doing this provokes murder
in tho heart of your neighbor, and be
sides it pigoon-holes you as just a
plain nut.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-06-10

Don't expect more than you pay
for Surely you'll find your money $
worth in neart any old picture, but
in case you arc hunkod tell the eN-
hibitor in a few well chosen words.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-06-10

Movie DOn'fs

Please try to find some other words
besides swell and rotten" to de-
scribe picture. Your dictionary
will be glad 10 help you.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-06-10

Don't utterly condemn a picture
Just because you do not like the s.ory
or the star or some detail or certain
treatment Of a scene. Judged In this
way most masterpieces would be III
the 1nnk heap. Judge righteous
judgment If you are wise enough-if
not don't Judge at all.
The Detroit times., 1917-08-01

one dollar Milliners, bookkeepers
stenoeraphers, saleswomen, tele-
graph and telephone operators
these are but few OF the trades
and businesses represented
The organization began with the
insertion OF an advertisement by
Terese Nagel, young woman re
porter She asked any girls in busi
ness who wcre interested in forming
an athletic league to meet al a
given place. Thirty responded. This
was the beginning. They got right
10 business, decided on the initia
ton fec. and how the money re.
ceived should be used, anil selected
a tentative place that could be used
for gymnasium purposes.
Now they have the use OF high
school gymnasium twice week.
They have committees on tennis.
basketball. swimming, hiking, gym
nasium work. They give exhibitions
now and then. exhibitions that show
how wonderfully the work has i'm.
proved their carriage and general
appearance. In fact, the organize
ton Is a huge success. Some girls
will belong 10 several groups, some
10 but one, but there is not one
among them who isn't an enthnsr
asst May they prove forerunners OF
many more such leagues
The Detroit times., 1917-08-01

Park - Korcntkovic 7s4 inward =
Opra. 2s2 Riopelle. f. Contos, PSI
LEO g Sh0pc. t5oL, BaEley j Vol
ciechoWski, 1fs II Auhin l. Y. Egle,
eS3 Campbell. " Muakalik. 2632 JEFF
ferson W. r r. Moular. 50 Hazel.
GIRLS
Rothbcrg. GA Antoine. j. Com
rad so Benton r. Schneider. ll+a
SOFTEN ~ ~hiovitch. 325 Ersklne,
Foley SIS Lillihridee s. Zarocki, 4
KRAKOW pl A Gregg. 1870 los cam
pau J chap 2255 Harper J. Mend
loVits 7ni Cameron l. Berger. bS
NanCo9rt W y. Little. 435 Pasa-
dena " smith. 23o Avondale; c.
Robinson. $40 Copiin. VI Nandaia-
hene 572 LAFAYETTE. W Ferguson. SITS
Highland r Mack. 1ss Clairmont. r..
NeoniS. 2l6h sixth y Gardner 80
Oakland : PietrnwsNi 3sb Buchan-
an f. " VAIL $50 TIlllbridEe. VI
T venty-third w T. Reddcn. 2G0
Tirema n s Strba - waldo, =. Prais.
1883 Tarnow. g. Biesorck, lot No ?
Casper r. r. Mnrston BEDFORD. Wo-
mans hospital - O'Sullivan $50
Ben eau q. Kujawslr. llG Poland;
w Jones' e6f Mack y Albright TO
Ash. !. faWnlski. rs Luwkin =. Gyul-
veszc 21eP Lane ~. r. simpson.
Grace hospital. T. : Drummond. 81
Spring - g McCahe 452 Davision. -.
1'amarinck. 45i Larned T. G. Fleming.
ft60 John Y " y Ruehle. lisp Rel
Viderc. j PictrHyk. CPS Buchanan t..
u Thatcher l45 Belmont @. Ray. 81
Finley Y. Gutowslti. 25S Thirty nth,
& StcuCel i95 scotch " Lash
brook FPS LaSalle, 4, Zywot li07
Twenty fourth
The Detroit times., 1917-08-01
Marriage Licenses

Frederick slipper 20, Ohio. Anna
l. Kutzly. %. Toledo.
Castighon salvatore, 20. Detroit
Marie Gerunecklea. %. same.
Frank stein %. Detroit Anna NJ
Gugiieima Gloria. IS. Detrolts A..
sunta Mignone, q. same.
Courtney p Corgan. 81, Detroit
Earl q cobieL %. Orchard LAX,
Ida Woitha, 20. Detroit.
veron l.. Lee 80, Detroit. Bessie
J.. Van Fairs, u. same.
stella Nichols. 81 River Rouge
Edgar Z. Gloetzner. 80. Detroit,
Myrtle DcLong. 25. Birmingham.
Emery Brewer. 20. Detroit. Beulah
Avery "a Nj clemens.
Donald ~. kamp. 22. Detroit; Den
tn NJ Wordsif- LIZ same.
kenneth X. Wells. IT. Detroit; Ju-
lin s Fuller. 20 same.
Harry 7. Lynch. -. Detroit; Lena
Schmidt. so, same
Lloyd ReugSegger. ~. Detroit,
Emma =. Smith 20. same.
John J.. 'cad. 20. Detroit; Eta v
Muller. 10. same
John }. Iiirseh- q, Detroit Thelma
Joseph \. Price. %. Chicago. Mar
garct @. Reddie. 81. same.
Harvey a. schuier. 20. Detroit
Bertha Johnson. "a. same.
Eugene Kerekes. 80. Detroit Hell
en- Guttmln. %. same.
Jerome Mcclure. %. Detroit Es-
tella Wilson, 10 same.
II. Franz Mohr 2S. Detroit: Angus
~ ---@~---.>-<-4.ls-.. l---saIne.
Harry GefSn. 20 Detroit, Rebecca
Diskin. %. Same.
Charles slonaker 30, Detroit. Bes-
sic r.. Anderson. 20. same.
William Sicrsma. %; Detroit, Hell.
on + stephens. 20. same.
John \. g. koils. q, Detroit; Nala
l. Waldorf 81. same
sam Monsstar 80. Detroit Billie
Burke. 22 same.
The Detroit times., 1917-08-01

command Which means. Don't
rely oniy on old ways Of saving. but
thy all Of the new
So here is how 10 use your soup
kettle as savings bank
Make any good soup after your
favori'e recipe. turn n into hot ster
ilized glass Jars. screw down covers
loosely set the lsrs into a water
bath. and sterilize so minutes Seal
and cool gradually
II BE- good plan 20 cook down
The soup o thicker consistency
than Is desirable for serving, and 70
add more water when can is open
ed This saves containers. which
are now high priced
The vegetable portion Of the soup
may be canned alone. and the stock
or broth added when required Good
soup mixtures like good salads. are
often made ny putting together the
things one happens TO have on
hand
A sample mixture which will make
Il delicious soup when meat stock is
added consists of one part onions,
three parts celery Oeaves and
sialks). four parts okra. four parts
dried peas, four parts parsley. six
parts turnlps. six parts lima beans
six parts cabbage. and 16 parts car
rots Soak the lima beans and peas
over night and boil one-half htsE-
Blanch the other vegetables by
plunging in boiling water for three
minutes and then into cold water
Cut the celery and onions fine. ana
chop the other vrgcta bles into cubes
Mix thoroiy and season 90 taste
Pack IN hot sterilized glass jars and
OH with boiling water. Partially
seal the Jars set in water bath
and sterillzc 90 minutes. Any OF
the vegetables may be omitted
Tomato Pulp for Soup
Place the tomatoes IN wire bas
ket Or piece OF cheesecloth and
plunge into boiling water for two
minutes Then plunge into cold wa
ter. and remove skins and stem core
Turn tomatoes into porcelain pre-
serving kettle and boil half an hour
Press he pulp thru n sieve and pack
IN glass Jars while not. adding
level teaspoonful OF salt TO each
quart SCI the partially sealed jars
into water bath and sterilize a.
minutes Can he used Tor tomato
rarebit. tomatoes on toast. and meat
sauces as well rs for cream soups.
Chicken Gun'bo
Cut two pounds of ham into small
cubes and boil go minutes. Mincc
three pounds OF chicken and one
half pound OF onions fine. Make a
sI000IrT- -r----..s-of- IA pounds oil
-four Mix with three TEffUr-----@i
soup stock Season with salt and
boil %. minutes Turn into hot ster
ilized glass Jars and process in wa
ter bath for 80 minutes. Dilute with
hot water for serving
The Detroit times., 1917-08-01
4hasG'R5j65,p
BY JESSIE ROBERTS.

DO you realize that rough es-
innate places the men considered NJ
for military duty AZ 30 per cent Of
those called by tho consumption?
one OF the great arguments for
universal military service is that IL
will make men healthier and
stronger. and will teach them the
simple rules of hygiene and correct
exercise.
This for the men But how about
us, the women?
Suppose We all had to undergo
strict physical inspection How
large percentage OF US would
prove physically ht7
There Is one group ~ business
women at least that recognizes that
proper athletic training means good
health. and that/the- best way 10 get
this training is TO form an organiza,
ton. This group is now over 300
In number. and has any amount of
variety In the plans worked out by
the chairmen as well as In the mem.
bership. Any woman engaged In
H.'~'ness Is eligible on payment OF
The Detroit times., 1917-08-01

fics figure that # Is useless to try
30 reform q lie prisoner since his
reformation would do little good TO
ocicty a large
Or Jacob aid The present prison
prison is 80 inadequate that all the
prisoners cannot be- given employ
mont and they are accomplishing
nothing for themselves or for the
community il remaining In idleness.
For that reason he urged that the
necessary stopsehc taken az once so
that Tho work on the new prison
could Doc started
The original proposal for new
prison was that IL be erected Out.
side of the city where there could
he farm In connection An ar<'a
prialion " 81 600 600 was submitted
10 The hoard OF estimates originally.
hui when 1an- We're drawn N was
found that $500. Geo additional would
be- needed and supplemental esti-
mate for this amount WAS submitted.
The board then held up tho whole
project. bat IL is likely now that a
definite decision will be reached
after the meeting on friday
DR. Jacob wants 20 have man
ufacturing plant as well as farm
so that the prison viii not onsy be
self sustaining but SHOW a\proft
Already site near, Grafiot ave
and French-rd has been purchased.
There is 100 acres OF fertile land In
the trHt and IL is now under cult.
walton by tho prisoners Deputies
take scores OF prisoners out every
day TO cultivate The land and il is
showing ~ we'll now as any farm In
Wayn" county according 10 DR..
Jtcoh
The Detroit times., 1917-08-01
ron Observation-Disclosures ron sALE-mrscEII SEous
HAINES' WIGS, TOUPEES. ladies HAIR GOODS :


n fA AnN ~ lAAAAANr ~
Store opened Feb
1913. iiaines Hair
Store closes. It's
been 80 ycaF8 Ia
rho same store.
\ same location. do "A
"a ing the same work Z
y Patrons and 9TH L
ers. n YOU have h.
any desire 20 have
~ Haines 60 your n
work get IN your
orders Remember,
~ iiaines IS the vet
q Gran wig and tou d
n pee maker 81 De-
~ troit and Michigan
~ have made all
those years the most
natural looking and
best htting wigs and
t1upros on the msrke
or the least money. Vine
quit next February yo
II nay more for Wigs IA
The Detroit times., 1917-08-01
alf Million More Is Needed
For New House of Correction;
Strictly City Prison Planned

no board " estimates. the ways
I means committee uf the com
N council and several noted Grim
logists met I'm The Office ~ Mayor
TX, Tuesday morning TO consider
i question 80 a new House Of Cor.
ion With 40 decision was
hes' and tie xholc matter was
over until Friday morning when
her meeting will be- held many
testing phases 81 The situation
= discussed
-rhaps the most interesting for
Ilawbrcakors Is that many OF
Axperts present advocated longer
noes for offenders. IL was felt
80 days Is too short time 10
n criminal and that 10 the
$ felt that 80 days was n sudi
ly long sentence the prisoner
ID be confined somewhere else,
ng the House ~ Correction. as
same implies exclusively sfQS>Gor-
"d VI Bu'zel and Norval A.
Coins spoEe along this line. and
fiBernard Jacob. superintendent
HE prison, conceded with them
Hawkins. general sales manager
re Ford Motor company declar
hat he would rather try 70 re-
"a man by taking him out 20
Ford factory and giving him s.
" than by throwing him into =
!, prison for 30 days and expect
10 do anything In the reforming
: With him.
here was also a strong sentiment
.avof OF making The House ~ Cor
ZION a regular city prison AT
KENT state and fedora prisoners
confined there the author
The Detroit times., 1917-08-01
SACRIFICE
ron Observation-Disclosures.
STORE FIXTURES
SODA FOUNTAINS

All styles and sizes az cut rate prices.
Oct Store Fixture Co. 1880 CATH
crime, near Gratiot and Antoine SITS.
Phone cad. 1888 for salesman.
The Detroit times., 1917-08-01

Ry PREPARING q can OF soup az a
tiyo her cupboard shelves will look
as precious 10 her next winter rs
The safety vault OF a bank
bu' canning SOUP is stu so much
of novelty 10 The average cook
shat she shuns the experiment.
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