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The Detroit times., 1917-01-23
VAN VORCE
ONCE MORE
IN TROUBLE
Hero of Prison Scandal
Held BY Detroit
Police

Merle Van Vorce, 80 years old. of
No. so Henry-st., who figured in the
sensational scandal al Jackson pris.
on. in which the prison chaplain re.
signed after serious charges made
by Van vorce's wife several months
ago. was arrested Sunday night by
Detectives Wilson ana Johnson
pending investigation OF charge
that be stole 800 worth OF mcrchan.
disc from the Dodge Brothers plant
In Hsmtramck, where he has been
employed
Following his arrest. police and
special detectives from the Dodge
Brothers organization will search
his farmhouse near Ann Arbor.
The arrest OF Van vorce was
brought about by man whose ar
res, he had caused In Ann Arbor
recently on "A charge OF larceny
The man then told officers that con.
siderable stolen property could De
found In Van vorces home, Il is
said
Al the time OF the prison scandal
Van Vorce was serving sentence for
stealing a COW. according 10 the po-
lice.
The Detroit times., 1917-01-23
NIOrtuary

DE sMlTEH-Jan %. Emily. aged
IS. beloved wife Of the late Chds
De Snyter Funeral from daush-
t.rs residence. sac Relvidere.
Tuesday a. SIS and 90 our Lady
of sorrows church at ..
DUGAw-James at his home. 2oi
Campbell. Jan. 18th. aged 70 years.
CAV. father OF Mrs ". Stevenson
and Robbie and Joe Dugaw.
Funeral from the home. Tuesday
Jan. % at p. m.
GILL--pied Jan. -. 1917. John be-
loved husband OF Josephine Gil
and father OF Miss Catherine. Ed
ward. Emory. Francis GIL, Mrs.
Miles Buchanan. Mrs George
Stoops, all Of Detroit Funeral
West Grand blvd. at $50. at Holy
Redeemer church az 70 a. m.
HODGE--January 90. 1917. John j..
aged - years. beloved husband OF
Mary T.. and dear father Of Grace.
Eleanor. lillian and Myra. Funerai
services from residence, l5s Engle-
wood. Notice OF time later. Burial
at Grand lawn cemetery.
MeCANN-Ianuary 20. 1917, James.
beloved husband Of Maria McCann'
aged u years Funeral private
beloved husband OF Helen and faith
or OF Marvin Ockenfels. brother OF
Frank Ockenfels. Mrs. Anna Shar-
ron and Mary Ockenfels. Funerai
from his late residence, TUESDAY
at o'clock; ST. Boniface church
At $50.
PUFTPAFF-Dorot Jan. 90. aged
~ years beloved wife of Charles
Puftpsn dear mother OF Mrs. Al
fred Just Anna Puffpan daughter
OF MI and Mrs William Jacob,
grandmother OF Doraths, Alfred,
sister OF Mrs. William Miller Mrs
Herman Punpan and VIM. Patton
Funeral TUESDAY from residence
1855 Fischer-ave.. at 30 and Al
ST. Johns church Russell and
Chestnut-st al y m.
RoGGE-January 20. ~ his home,
s5s Eighteenth-st. John T.. aged
81 years beloved husband of ANNA
dear father of Anna, louis John.
Gnstaye. Bertha. william and
Christ Rogge brother Of GustaNe
Rogge Funeral "wednesday p
m. from residence.
RAEF--Jan %. 1917 AZ his resi-
dencA. 37a Eucld-ave. en- ~
Charles. beloved husband Of Rosa
Raef and father OF Charles and
Nellle. aged so years Fnneral
TUESDAY at p m
HuTrER-Jsn -. the Rev. Charles
y. Huttsr. aged 81 years. NJ his
residence. 1929 sheridan ave
Funeral from ST Anthonys chSrc h.
Tuesday Ian %. at 10 n. m In
torment ~ Nj Olivet
WICK ETT-Josep Franklin, aged
years I month. darling son Of MI.
and Mrs Gordon y Wickett and
brother ~ Gordon !. funer a.
Tuesdsy at ESQ r. m, 2Sb Ouei-
lette-ave.. Windsor
The Detroit times., 1917-01-23
COUZENS WILL
PREPARE LIST OF
UNDFSIRABLES

Ii's up 20 th' aiuonfceners them
elves whether Commissioner Cou.
zcns. OF tho police department. viii
submit blacklist" OF undesirables
20 the council liquor committee %
assist Il in It's deliberations
" they r1isbehave. III make NJ
n special list Of men believe should
Do denied licenses MAY T." said the
commissioner And N they behave,
III Just submit tho rclioe record for
,he year will say that since |
have heon in once they have bee q
orderly"
The liquor committee has been
quietly investigating the saloons,
ana viii have an abundance Of In.
formation on hand when the matter
of issuing licenses comes around
The Detroit times., 1917-01-23
DENY HOTEL WILL
QUIT BUSINESS
Detroit Bonifaces Are Not
Alarmed Over Prospects Of
a Dry State

There have been several rumors
going around recently that one or
more OF the leading hotels In De
troit would give up the ghost very
soon as a result OF Michigan going
dry The rumors. which were said
10 emanate from the owners. have
been investigated by = reporter for
The Times and have been found 20
be groundless.
One OF the most conspicuous ho-
tells in the city was concerned In
the rumors II was said that this
hotel would be abandoned even be
fore the state becomes dry. that the
ground floor would be used for
stores and the upper floors for "A
clubhouse
Managers OF this hotel declared
that they had heard nothing oficial
OF the story and that they could not
conceive that the owners OF the
property would not be prepared TO
renew the lease. which still has a
long term TO run The manager ~
the estate which owns the property
added hts denial to that OF the hotel
mans gers.
we haven't considered such a
thing. said the manager o, the es-
'a'e. THE hotels are now crowded
and the business is splendid. II
would appear that there IS mors
money in me hotel business than ir
some other The talk that every
fhins IL goins to 'bc hnw.wous b..
cause the state has voted for pro
hibition. is not coming from tho
neopl~ who own the property. NV
investigation shows that in SOME
cities that have gone dry hotel hus.
mess mas fallen on slightly in 9th
ers IL has held is own while IN
many cases Il has actually i'm
proved AS result there Is noti'.
ing for ne 10 fear. We expect there
will be big demand for good hotel
accommodations even II there IA 10
liquor for sale"
IfNf nv AhVrE Va hi'N
who are interested in hotel that
Is noted for. the large income d.
rived from its bar The men whose
money is at stake are convinced
that when there is no longer bar
the patrons will spend quite as
much money in the sufficient.
in fact. to make up the estimated
loss in revenue OF 25 per cent due
20 the passing OF the bar.
II is argued that the money spent
by hotel guests will be invested bet.
ter than II squandered in wet goods,
so that both the guests ana the
management will profit equally by
the state going dry. Men who
have made study OF the situation
are convinced that no good legiti-
mate hotel will have TO give up be-
cause OF prohibition.
The Detroit times., 1917-01-23

syFHN-Suddeniv ~ ps~d.rs. Cal.
Ianuar- 20 Christine Nor S,r.
widow ~ the late Waldo A
Avery Notice ~ funeral later
DFRRrG James p. az nis home.
3f6 McKin stry-avs.. Jan. 40. be-
loved husband Of Margaret perFig
father ~ Anna D~rrfG Funeral
from home. Tuesday. Jan -. ~ :
y. m.
wILsoN--January 90. Nina O.. aged
~ wears. loving daughter ~
Thomas ". and tho late Iarinda
G.. Wilson. dear sister % Charles
Fred. Frank. Mrs. Fred Anderson.
Mrs G. y. Shippcy. OF Detroit Mrs.
Hsrlsnd Lytton. Of pts Moinef.
lows. Funeral Tuesday az r. ~
from her brother'e residence. No.
SOC Canton
The Detroit times., 1917-01-23
Aaed Minister Dies

The Rev. John J. Hodge. superan-
nuated Methodist minister. died
Sunday in his home, No. 1Ss Engle.
wood-ave He was 70 years old.
Death was attributed 10 advanced
age. Owing TO his health he retired
from active work a score OF years
ago. His last pastorate was At Had.
ley. Lapeer county. lie had lived in
Pontiac until six years ago. when
he moved TO Detroit. He leaves a
widow. Mrs. Mary Y. Hodge. and the
following children: Misses Grace,
Lillian. Eleanor and Myrs Hodge.
Services will be held in the home
with interment IN Grand Lawn
cemetery.
The Detroit times., 1917-01-23
Outcome of Suit Boon
To Investors, Say
Brokers
Supreme Tribunal Sus-
tains Disputed Mich
igan Statute
DECISION HITS
HARBOUR co.

WASHINGTON. Jan %. Blue
ky" laws OF Michigan, Ohio and
south Dakota were held constitu-
,ional by the United States supreme
-ourt Monday. The Michigan and
south Dakota laws governing sale
81 securities bad been held uncon-
,'itutional by state court decisions
News that The federal supreme
court has upheld he Michigan "bluo
sky" Law was received with The
greatest interest by Detroit brokers
apd investment interests generally
~ means that the authority ~ the
Michigan securities commission over
an stock promotions ~ absolute, and
provides = safeguard against fake
concerns. generous crop OF which
appears every year
Some concerns have attempted 20
sell stock in this state without the
sanction OF the commission, bank
ing on the belief that the law. which
has been challenged In The court
would ultimately be declared in
valid. The mos; conspicuous case
OF an attempt 10 evsdo the Law that
has come 20 Hight recently. Is that
oi the Harroun Motors corporation
be sale of the stock ~ which con.
rern has been discontinued follow,
ms AT expose in The Time The
corporation recently transferred us
activities 20 OH out viii be shut
out there. too, unless itN> receive
state sanction. for the blue sky
Law OF Ohio has also been uphc d
by the supreme court
Declaring that up 20 tho present
time the Michigan securities COM
mission has hesitated 20 prosecute
a. vigorously as il might hy-hy
nights" and promoters OF wildcat
iing In stocks. W 4 Hamlin. presi
fent OF the Detroit stock exchange
said that the ruling OF the supreme
court will aid in establishing a
greater confidence in the investing
public
Every stock listed on the local
exchange has been approved by tho
The Detroit times., 1917-01-23
Seattle Woman Asks
Mayor for Apple to
Save ~ stands Lite

Just one big. luscious Michigan
apple may be the means OF saving
mans life.
Here II the letter received by
Mayor Marx. Monday. which con-
tains the strange request:
I guess you will think this 10 o
very strange thing 20 write 20 .
mayor about. But as DO not know
anyone IN Detroit. thought you
would do me this favor. My hus-
band 10 In the hospital. and he said
gan he would get better. He was
born In your state somewhere. and
he wants just one apple. am send-
ing stamps for parcel post. Thank
ina YOU very much. And hoping /
can repay YOU some way someday.
MRS. r. r.. MESSIAH.
Seattle. Washington.
The Detroit times., 1917-01-23
DEPARTMENTS
HAVE BUT Is DAYS
TO FILE BUDGETS

Only 10 days remain for the city
departments TO get their estimates
for 1917 into the ONCE OF Controlle-
GeorEe Engel Up 70 the present
time but one that OF the school
board. has been received Others
are in process of preparation
Every estimate must be in THO
hands OF the controller by Feb. S.
The budget will be consolidated and
viii so 20 the council March The
council is given one month TO con
sider IL
The Detroit times., 1917-01-23
70 BUILD STATUE
OF BUFFALO NICK
ELS FOR COL. CODY

The Merchants & Manufacturers
association OF Augusta. Ga has
started movement 10 erect a mon
ument Of buffalo nickels 10 the mem
DRY OF Buffalo Bill. and Secretary
Walter c. Cole of the Detroit Board
Of Commerce has been asked 10
manage the campaign in Michigan.
No decision has been made relative
10 tho local campaign. however.
The Detroit times., 1917-01-23
HE'LL ANTEp-uALE

OUR REGULAR course reduced 90 $50.
Careful, Individual Instruction Day
and night classy Tools etc furr. .
ished Pofftions secured Spt ~
induceineuf FOR present class ~
ten mcu now forming Write or
call.
NATION. Ar-TOMoBrLr SCHOOL,
734 Wuadward-ava- Detroit
The Detroit times., 1917-01-23
PICK UP
YOUR PHONE
THE OTHER END
IS HERE
MAIN 4520--

Michigan commission" he continued.
The Detroit exchange has always
worked in harmony with the com
mission and will continue TO do So"
The Detroit times., 1917-01-23

The grand duke 81 SsSe-weimar
does a nourishing business as a
butcher.
The Detroit times., 1917-01-23

The king OF wurtemberg IT, faro
cd as a successful hotel proprietor
The Detroit times., 1917-01-23

r1 whom " Nav conrsrn Take
notice that bn Ins siaN. Jan 22rd. 4.
n " fGf- a. = o'clock r. M. eastern
cf4nfard time. AZ ftf-fie Michigan
ar. In rfN rift ~ Detroit. All articles
an things Numbered from No sSoe0
10 E6 SOC left iu pawn with stein
,rait Mich viii BE- sold AZ puolf
,4rflor fn accordance With Chapter
fgs section a of 1909 Complies
ordinances OF the city % Detroit
srriNRrNCiS LOAN OFFICE
nv JULIUS sTEINR MO.
y AscrfER MOSS Auctione~~
The Detroit times., 1917-01-23
II Is Your OnportunitY

W. can use 10 good men, experience
not NECESSARY. best selling propo-
eitton on tho market Property
along new car line 10 Royal oak.
Construction work on this line VIII
commence soon Get in now.
y r STEPHENSON
I33S-l34O penobscot Bldg
The Detroit times., 1917-01-23
Asks 81 900 for Fall

William b. MACY % NJ 1883
Townsend ave. a foreman FOR the
Packard Motor company has sent
petition 10 tho common council
asking damages Of $4,000 FOR IN.
iuries received when he fell on an
lev sidewalk. He claims that he
suffered several fractured bones in
the accident. which occurred Dec.
"a.
The Detroit times., 1917-01-23

Gen. AleIeieff. the great Russian
general, r. said 10 be the son OF A
peasant and laundry woman.
The Detroit times., 1917-01-23
$3.50 DOWN

y at cottages esst end south Of era
tiot. can move right in monthly
PAYMENT t25. including Interest
price f295O
T. \ SCHAFER
Cad SOS West 7ob $40 Pcnobscot
The Detroit times., 1917-01-23
WINDOW CLEANING
WANTED TonCY-MIScELIKNE0Ts

rAgu Tor old false tech gold crowns.
broken fewelry diamonds, watches
etc fun value paid Liberty RIA.
Co. o. Wondw a eth door. elevator
The Detroit times., 1917-01-23
HELP wANTED-FEm,LE

SITUATIONS vsNTED-rTu.LE
IN FN rgI,frNCTn TEACHER viii
rive rfipafc in '~urfiuu ir any
Grade wnfk history ny EnE'gh.
Terms reasonable Gail Henlock
t273-M
The Detroit times., 1917-01-23
FOX sALE-REsIuENcE pRoPEKI
6 ROOM HOUSE S687

for slN-room Aladdin
Rcadi-Cut Bungalow furnished at
this nrice Phone or call At our
office for copy Of the 1917 cata-
log showing plans and prices for
over 100 nerent homes The Alad-
din Co.. COZ Ford Bldg. Phone Main
eCe
The Detroit times., 1917-01-23
To RENT-RooMs

NICELY FURNISHED ROOM for 2
or . gentlemen ~ 3077 East Grand b.
blvd f~st Mouse from Woodward.
next door % pupicy theater
The Detroit times., 1917-01-23
ONE CENT
A WORD
AND
WORTH IT
ron sALE-vAoANr LOTS
FOR sALE-FAR,fs

FARM buyers send for "Pipsr's Farm
w. c. piper. Holden bldg. Detroit.
The Detroit times., 1917-01-23

PHILLIP Bungalow. fireplace. pevet
street $500 down. Owner. Hick
DRY 2t2-J
The Detroit times., 1917-01-23

modern bungalow. a
snap az $4,000. $500 down. owner,
Hickory 1855
The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1917-08-17

A Series OF "BJY MARIETTA" Observation-Disclosures 20
WORD TO OUR FARMER FRIENDS
L aHacC company
The farmers the section surrounding Marietta depend
the market place for the products of their farms Here
they sell their cotton their CATTLE their produce and all farm
products
What would these farmers do Marietta did not
be to seek another and distant market
NOW, MR. FARMER what do YOU give Marietta n
DO YOU BUY FROM MARIETTA CONCERNS or do you
send the distant mail order houses who have
interest in Weare What they your crops
fall Will they extend you credit advance you money!
has been truly said that the farmer
the real pillars of society," But much
alton as the other
Marietta merchants want the trade of neghbOrng
They have the goodsight and right
ways here to personally back the merchandise they
We believe that our farmer neghbors Marietta
and be loyal in this trading they see
the light in the proper way.
Marietta Merchants certainly want business
be glad to know wants. If you get what want
anywhere on earth we get for and will pleas
ure to do So Let's trade with each other more
Mr.. Farmer-THINK TT OVER
Let's have little of the Goden Rule" spirit
A nns hardware
The Detroit times., 1917-12-18
STEIN BEFORE
GRAND JURY
Believed Former County Treas
urer Testified On klOka
Scandal

Sheriff EdN ard r. stein. formerly
county treasurer WAS the Grst wt
ness called Tuesday morning by % 3
circuit court Grand jury He testt
fed late Monday evening following
the testimony OF John II w. Yer
gouv. who succeeded Stcin ass treas.
urer
u S. thought that Stems tos.
mony related 20 .he activities tH
thony J Kloka. conf sod mbcz2.
Of thousands az dollars 0f the couu
ty's money. who is serving q four
year sentence in Jackson prison
Kloka was one of Ste.n app0.nic
That the ST. Cla.r Heights gar
haEe dispose site mystery Is ror
cleared 10 the satisfaction of rc
grand jurors was Indicated when
Harry Cheyaler clerk of thc ~
lage, and Philip Gale. ''laae ut0r
ney, were summoned
Deputies assigned to serve grand
jury subpoenas reportod AGAIN
TUESDAY tha' they haze been un3he
10 find Charles Corby, of ST. clair
Heights. who has besu wanted as q
grand jury witness Tor several
weeks.
The Detroit times., 1917-12-18

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The Detroit times., 1917-12-18
RESORT OWNER
PROSECUTED
Police Make Complaint Against
Keepers Of Nine
Places

On the compaint OF members OF
the police cleanup" SQUAD warran IS
were issued thru the prosecutor ot.
fee Tuesday morning for keepers OF
nille alleged disordcrly resorts The
names of the proprietCrs win nof D."
made public until sert ice on tbe
warrants is obtained Assistant
Prosecutor Robert q. speed SIS n
charge OF the cases.
The Detroit times., 1917-12-18

LAXATIVE DRONO QUTNrNE. the
world Famuus Cure for Colds and
Grip. uon a1c por box on account
of fhc advance iu tho price of fho Six
f.Trrar Medicinal. Concentrated Tx
tracts asrf Chemicals contained in
LAXATIVE HRONO CUISINE. 70
wae ueos arv 20 increase Tho price
t1 tho DRUGGIST il has stood the fcEt
Cor Quarter of "a Century It is
used hy cvery CIVILIZED Na .on Adv
The Detroit times., 1917-12-18
49, LsE. - -

Capt FrlnK % 1.ft I1 wears ri7
a veteran l7fa rg Iar ai.l Sion
day ir HIS homo iu tmho
ont StrfirH- him ar h' widow
= daurhter. N'sa Uef-r Ounrrft
shd one son Gordon Despite Che
loss ~ hl rsht hnl e4 years aeo.
Cant Ourrci continued to sll ves
sells on Use atf 1e served as
ntte IA iLe Taycfe Nruwn. Uar
vcs u Rren. anl other wei
khOwn vossois gunlfa arrange
nents have not been completed
The Prescott daily news., 1917-04-23
Sacrifices Self
 For Her Fiance
Tragedy Ayerted By Girls Wholesome Ideas-'A COney Island Princess" Monday.

Irene Fenwick, celebrated stage and screen star, makes her debut in the Paramount Program as star in the Famous Players production. "A Coney Island Princess" supported by Owen Moore. Although Miss Fen wick has already won an enviable re- putation for herself as stage and screen star, still it is safe to say that never before has she done such de- lightful work as in this picture, story of Fifth Avenue and Coney Is land, which was produced under the direction of the we'll known Famous Players director, Del Henderson.
 Part of the action is staged in de- mocratic Coney Island, and that DOT tion which is not has as it's setting Fifth avenue, the polo fields and other rendezvous of the wealthy. Two re- presentatives of these two widely diverging planes of humanity are thrown together by Fate in the shape of some cocktails and tramp, and, of course, the two elements clash, for it is well nigh impossible for Coney Island and Fifth Avenue to mix so- cially, despite the fact that they get on very well together when they meet for an evenings entertainment.
 Given these two naturally alien elements to mix, the author might have drawn either a comedy or a tragedy around them-the comedy of the girl from Coney in the aristo- cratic atmosphere of Fifth Avenue, detailing her many amusing social ransgressions-or the tragedy of the broken heart of the girl when she learns the truth that their worlds are too widely separated.
 But the author of this exceptionally clever photoplay has done neither of these. Instead he has woven a tale of intensely human appeal of young idler engaged to a thoroughbred girl of his own class who has high ideals.
 Fate in her usual capricious man. ner separates the two, and through misunderstanding the man nearly marries a little dancer whom he has met at Coney. The latter loves him deeply. but realizes the impossibility of their two lives ever meeting on an equal plane and returns to her old life. leaving the man free.
The Prescott daily news., 1917-04-23

says machinery can't be used in win ter time. That was part of his prede- cessors excuse during the winter months, and when summer came. his excuse was, Tt is so dry and the dirt so hard We can't use the machinery" 50 you see, the old Arkansas song hts-when it rains its too wet and when 1t don't rain it's too dry, etc. The judge says he "resents" criti- clsm. Sure, we expected that; but judge, does your resentment answer the question?
 Now, judge, we never intended to make you mad, for we think a heap Of you; in fact, we supported you in your fight for the office and voted for you at the primary. In your reply you say, If the Hon. Tax Payer in- tends to reflect on the past county judges, the road overseers and myself thrown in, l resent it." Now, judge, don't you think you have accepted very hard job? Remember what you charged Denman with during your campaign for the present office. Den man is past county judge. Besides, you shoulder all the slipshod, wishy- washing promises of some other pre- decessors.
 You say you are having the road machinery overhauled and repaired, and expect to use the machinery this summer. Good; let's wait and see what your promises amount to. Hope you will carry them out, for we as- sure you we have no private grudge in this matter and our only object is to try and prevent the loss to Mis- souri township of the two thousand dollars paid for this machinery. Judge in today's Gazette on page five is the following special: "Centerton, April 22.-County machinist Carl Shelton has purchased tractor engine for road work. Two old machines of the county were traded for the new one. The tractor was put to work at once on the roads south of town. There are about seven or eight of these tractors in Benton county"
 Judge, what do you think of that. Seven or eight tractors in one county and they are now at work. Don't have to wait till summer. Yet poor old Nevada and Missouri township can't run one machine. Good bye, Judge, hope you will sleep sound. Better let your predecessors fight their own battles-expect you will have your hands full fighting your own. TAX PAYER.
The Prescott daily news., 1917-04-23
For Tired Women
 With Aching Heads

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