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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-05-30
Doctors Stand Amazed al PotUer
Of Bon Optic 10 Make Weak Eyes
Strong---According to DR.. LeeOis
Guaranteed to Strengthen Eyesight 500
In One Weeks Time in Many Instances

able time and muItitudes more viii b
able to strengthen their eyes so as to b
spared the trouble and expense or ever
getting glasses. Eye troubles Of mauy
descriptions may be wonderfully benefited
by the use Of this prescription. Go 80 ana
active drug store and get a bottle OF Bon
Onto tablets. Drop one Bon-Opto table
in a fourth of a glass Of water and lie.
ii dissolve With this liquid battle tht
eyes two TO four times daily You shoulC
notice your eyes clear up perceptlbIy righf
from the start and Inflammation and red
ness will quickly disappear. If your eyes
bother you even q little il is your duty (
take steps 10 save them now before 3
il foo late Many hopelessiv blind NIGH
have saved their sight IL they had cared
ter their eyes IN time.
Note: Another prominent Physician 70 whom
F19t above article was submitted. saiat fes
fat. Bou-0 Optic prescription Is &ruly a WoHdeffl
eve remedy. It's constituent INGREDIENTS re vel
known 80 eminent eye specialists amt ~ i1eif
prescribed by them. I have used lt EeFs sue
.essfllig in my own practice ON patients Nioss
.ss.as were strained through oyerTurk or unls51
glasses. / can highly recommend lt IA case o
weak xvafery, aching. sIsiaFtIE1a. lLeLlIa= o''
sing eyes red lids blurred vision or ioE YES IN
aayred from exposure 10 smoke SUN 1ust Fl
80 # i one. OF the very few preparations
feel should be kept on hand toE regular use Il
= fv,osf every family" bon-optO. referred Z
= bsve Is not patent medicine or score
rernNcr II Is an ethical preparation. rEe Iof
TnuIa 'oeinE printed on the pacS8se. Alle -
n fs ,t7,rers guarantee it 70 strengthen eNeslsf
"a nor cent in one week time IN many l1F Eee
d. ref1nd the money, II can be obtained IrQn
sny good druggist and Is sosa N TINS eiss
of.n Bengston and Red Cross Pharmacy
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-05-30

. 1v the king. hut the royal order was
never recorded. 1t exists. but where (
da u-r know. nor % Z know rs get
for what purpose il was concealed BY
/ marriage TO Gassiol must have been
an aftarrboueHg for he is but a erea-
Cure of Ia Earrs's. It Is through him
the greater villains seek controls butt
no doubt he was q willing TOOL enough.
ana expects Hls share"
"WhE not lot me choke the truth
our Of him taan9 Bah. 1t would be
easy
For two reasons 7 said earnestly
"First j doubt fl be knows the true
conspiracy. OF can lay hands on the
kings restoration. without that we
have no proof Of fraud and second,
coward though ne may be, his very
fear might yield him courage. No
Uncle Chever. we must wait and learn
these facts through other means than
force. TITS back In Quebec. nos IN this
wilderness. we viii ind the needed
proofs What I ask % you Is. pretend
10 know nothing: do not permit Gas
sion to suspicion that have con6de6
in you. We must encourage him to
talk by saying nothing which viii put
him on guard"
s'You-you VIII try, IS his wife, 60
win coafessI0nf" he asked finally.
grasptng vaguely abs enc thought &C
curing to hIm-
aNo; there is q better way. de
epise the mans I cannot bear that he
touch me. 8rore than that. il read
him Alright once ( yield aud confess
myself his property he viii lose all
interest In ms. possession. He IS q
lady killer. IT'S hls boast The man
has never been in love with me, 1T
was not love. but a desire TO possess
my fortune, which led to his proposal
Of marriage. Now shall make him
love me
aTe shall be alone In the wilderness
for months to come. / viii BE the one
woman, perchance the only white
woman into whose face he win look
until we return to Quebec. I am not
vain, vet I am ust altogether IL 10
look upon. nor shall permit the hard
ships Of this journey to affect my at
tractiveness- 7 shall fight him with
his own weapons, and win. He win
beg and threaten me. and shall
laugh. He VIII love me and 7 shall
mock. There VIII be jealousy between
him ana D'ArHsny, aud 10 win my
favor he viii confess al that he
knows. Tonight he sulks somewhere i
yondnr. already beginning 10 doubt
his power TO control me"
4Y0u have quarreledE'
'sNo-only thar I asserted fndepend-
enee. He would have entered this tent
as my husband. and I forbade his do
ing SO. He sGormed ana threatened, !
but dare not venture further. He
knows me now as other than weak
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-05-30

Free Prescription You Can Have
Filled and Use a. 1ou1s
a=aa.s. Pa- Victims af eye strain
ae- .-r a-. Yves Illnesses. ana those who
WIFI be glad 20 know that
.- -" Dr. Lewis there is real nope
sta help l-r EEsa. Many whose eyes
rz1e iaE-as say they have had their eyes
-sss4Ea# g this remarkable prescription
So many #Ha once wore g4aSses say
e-g have thrown them away. One man
Sete a-5eE using aE- l. was almost bind.
N94la na5 see e. read ct all. Now 1 can
esa4 every thing without my glasses ana
- eyes ~ l.- llrE any more. st night
@ Waaa1 pala droaafully, Now they
-le Fri the time lit was Ike a
1s-41s--le 60 le. 3 lady who used 1t says
atmosphere seemed nay with or
s.l- glasses bat after using this pre-
lp-ag f.r l5 days everything seems
aF cam read even fine print with
- Eassa- Another who used IL says
"ss Bothered With eye strain caused
e At-I# #r.#4. tsrrd eyes which induced
-eSee le4aa. hes / have worn glasses for
ere. sears both for distance and work,
a44 h-lauJ them I could not read my
name ol aa envelope or the type
'l-AE an the machine before me can
COIN ulW and have discarded my long
sLae4Ls+ glasses altogether. j can count
j AGtLsEaDg leaves on the trees across
street. now. which for several years
T@se looked like q dim green blur T. me.
-o9e for me-"
- Y IS believed that thousands who wear
s@asses can now discard them II reason
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-05-30

wonder what he thought, what possi-
bic .rapleloE had come tie him, re-
zazl.-g mv. presence iu the company.
In some manner T must keep him
away from Cassfou-ay, and from
taeF ANTI opportunity came from
be r- FIRST communicate with him.
Ilsa-sl6iv nay head rested back
asala-. the pile of blankets the CLINT
o5 sunshine along the surface Of the
water vanished as my Iashes fell. and.
before f knew il. I slept s3undly-
awosa with the sun En- the western
sky ss low Down as TO peep at me
tar5u- E1e upper branches of trees
a1l2s Haa banE. Behind us stretched
space ar straight water. and one
canoe was close. while the second was
barely visible along q curve Of the
shore Ahead, however. the river ap-
pearsl vacant Ehe leading boat hav-
ing vanished around q wooded bend
Fig eyes met those OF CassioB. and the
sight Of bin Instantly restored me to
e recollection of my plan - nothing
could Ha gained by open warfare I
permitted Day lips ID smile and noted
instantly lille change Of expression in
his face
.-e slept well. monsieur" I
said sanity. for 7 was very tired"
Che best way on @ boat voy-
age. assuming his old manner, "but
now 4a day Is nearly done"
As -a strta6 the extremity Of shore
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-05-30

tnat "hlie I serve Dim NJ guide i
j IS as q F21unt eer. ana / am also an
oElcers or rance
I 'of Francef Pah! q the renegade
+ La sale
France has no more loyal servant,
/ Monsieur Casslon. in al this western
+ iaud-nor IS he renegade. for be holds
the Illinois at the kings command
Aeid lt~-yess under Er0n{e1ace our
not now
I'VE VIII not quarrel over words,
i yet not even In Quebec was il claimed
/ that higher authority than la Barre.
] mad led to recall LouIs had never IN
/ terIered, and IL IS De IontF. and not
/ De bau21s who - In command at ST.
Louis by royal order Ny right 10
FesPeeL p RANK is clearer IMAM your
own monsieur, so j neg you caro your
+ temper
4ou threaten met.
mo- we who 1--WE IN the wilderness
40 not taik, we act i obey your or
oerss dc your VIII. on this eEpeoIfioE'
ouE as man, not slave In all else
we stand equal. and accept Insult
LFo0 no living man. IT'S wei S2a5
you know this, monsieur
The hat was back upon his head
ana he had turned away before Cas-
sion found answering speech
.lon L49o' =. sh3" lae pup VINO
---+1 9lslD@S oi-9r a++" u 7-tel-- ll7
ualats FORM as i "odta an L4-1aA
@4L.
monsieur sara drawing MS az
teAoon 70 my presence ils or no
interest," 10 me your silly quarrel VAIN
slear q Ar1l=Ay- am weary WAN ing
2oaL journey. ana "ooio rest 15s''
1000 IS seIEel.
waved BESIDE INN among 11e
Jte4ss ana across tne 4ateA or grass
20 where 11e zen. 7tlod against
DalA-1o ~I1 OF 1osA- - -AI~lEliF mao
-sa p2e8sea. ai.12a=N si"Lleo ABOUT
IN search LOT nm as tas7loh ore"
1e appeared Pleased az l1e way III
"-1~- ms q NV-s 17o .t-
44s very neat -11ee4' LA'5-s411-
said pleasantly. g.aHe4ag inside.
owe you my i1an@s.
was oLoaA1L TOT my own 47e'
ne ~o1-7sz7a, e1-' d1a=11 3S my era
W.. ----.+-.-- -r----,.-.-- -f.-+ ---., 49,.
l ~. - - - -.z-. ---..t,
~ @-
'N.
did SO, yet turned instantly 70 pre-
vent his following me- Already had
determined on my course o. action
an" 20" ~l7 'Ll-i9 DaN COME -'' Li@
sF-7@ 't-'l --1-t'f y 81 --'" -1'- A-''N
oena49e purpose In VIE" u was no
part pr nay game 10 anger me man.
Monsieur. sa'a soaeF-F must
peg your mercy. j ana o"1 q stll. ana
alone Iii ls lEle u 2n your "Le og
law. but the change has come so SUD
denly that 1 ana ya5 dazea- / appear
TO you as gentleman.
he stared into my face, scarcely
coaprehendlnS ali my meaning
You would bar me without 4oQ
forbid nae euuaneef
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-10-27
With the Minister'S

The honoIs for the hi ghcst Accu-
nl -4AttNe score ln lEe nrst series Of
"a. ciu ocrs contest gaues ~ the De-
trc.t ~ ntst club Was won ~ A. q.
ctrttN Asen wlth a plus Qt l4A0 and
A-lan wlth a plus of $50. lne
fni4cW - scores we're made NondA1
Nerlh and south p. Koran and
s TRAIT plus - K 4. BAlkwin
and ~ McCAus.y. P4us = A. j.
tQgee and g. g. Nc kechnlc. minus
- ~ Johnson aud Harry NymA.
alluas -
East aui West-T. O. BATES and A.
St~sivRgen. plus - r ~.
Brtgt ana h. h. simmons. rlus y:
Hnehm snd Thomas Watson.
~ iuas s. German and !, "a.
frtnts minus So
the saturday game.
NertN ard south-Mrs. NJ r Ben
neft and a. 81 bvcLut p.as -
Air- A Steiner ana ST. Bloom
plus --5 NJ and Mrs J X Prem
.c. F-a Gees Mrs Is. - slick and
w AccaUssy minuH i-s Mrs. A.
g. ssg- and Thomas watson. minus
Ease ars west-Mr ard Mrs p :
ticrmafu. plus 8 7-5 Mrs = Memo
and Ms = SIZES minus --2 Mrs
a. = ksstrnrurg ana Raziue
rlinus $685. Mrs. s. Tow mons and
81 o. Clarke. minus 2-f Alrs 70 r.
Boehu ant Mrs stout minus
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-10-27
Society

The Detrc.t " g. A.. In a
meeting to 80 hel3 Monday morn
ng Ar go o'clock. iu fhe assoc,a.
ron building. VII discuss tae pro-
posed amendment 20 the nationai So
sociation constitution REGARDING the
basis OF student membership IN ,ha
college and schools % ths country
Mrs Thomas Gladding. Ct Mont.
clair y J. viii SPEAK against fhe
amendment which provides for q
personal test % character As against
The present requirement % ahliaflon
with an evangelical church. and
Mrs. 7. K. Rankin, o. Ann Amor
viii speak for the amendment The
meeting win BE- open 20 the public.
3
Miss Alice Rebecca Marsh gen
erA secretary az the Detroit Y "
C. A. Mrs. William Donald ard
Miss Julia Russell vice pres.teu.
and president. respectively. ot the
local association, are In ChicaEo 90
attend a meeting az ne central seq
ton OF the war council of Ire M.
tional association Simultaneous
conferences are hsiug held 'n Pirrs.
hurEh. Atlanta s. Louis and Cli-
cage.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-10-27
EQNEfSSIQHS ola Wild
The Successful Wife.

-Ah-hAr' was Dicks exclamation
when the beauty rose Was mentioned
IN the wife's letter. 7 wonder what
friend wife had q say In answer "a
her husband term o. adm iration
she has told us her comment 90
you need no wonder said.
The letter continues:
Pull blown. was my remark. and
the Conversation for a time Jagged
after that In Jew minutes, Mrs.
out 20 the corridor where. 10 my Ut
ter establishment was that woman
waiting for Us.
cot course. We were introduced.
and you never IN AL your life saw
such a dead set as that woman made
for my husband. know she fhot
that she was making a great impress
sion on him FOR there vas that ador-
able smile on nay husbands lips
which he deals out 20 every oue--in
fact. - seems that he iust cant keep
~ 20 himself
we stayed only a few moments.
but when we left that Womans adlsu
was for my husband alone. and 40
marked was the impression she gave
that my friend said. Jimmy you
have made a conquest Of your beauty
rose
-'Sh. is not my rose he answered.
7 believe you introduced her as Mrs..
80 you see come other gardener q
tend ling her
And that was absolutely all he
thot about the episode and the wo-
man Hs never mentioned her after
ward and I am quite sure be never
thot OF her again.
so you see. Mrs. WaveriA ~ men
marry the right kind q wives they
will be the right kind % men.
wish when you write any one elss's
story You would tell your woman
readers that a man does not like a
ssif-rsliant woman. II wife asks
much % her husband she gels much.
II she asks little she gets little.
Il believe that today my husband
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-10-27

there 81 plenty ~ squirrel food there
Va will md squirrels caught a
glimpse ~ Happy Jack Squirrel the
other dAy ard BE 10 - fat that 10
wade uy mouth water iust g. ste
Rim Besites 4 happen % know that
there are several Others in shnUl N
are Interested who are quite - FOR q
OF heeehnuts a. Happy Jack.
-whs FOR instance asked NJ.
Rstty.
The Grouse family and The Cob
bier family among others rrpi ed
ftetlN with A grin
Mrs Reddv returned the grin
''Of course said She 'iiov stupid
90 me tn 'arEaf them Won are fn.fr
right. Rsddy We rerta nly
tlsif IRE beech trees today du a
T have great deal 40 lrferesf n
heechnuts after all fn fat' 2 dor p
know an. thInF cute 81 .rtrret
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-10-27

/ loves ne ss much n not uo-s than
- did the day ? married hlu Why
should I not believe that Ho has
allowed al tie friends re- made be-
fcre be knew ne g. clf 30 his
ne he - always AZ nv beck and
call He gives me eYeryfnlr- Z want
that Re possfliy can. I am sure that
10 woman haa ever FOUND a INC nl-rt
n his tnots Jet alone resins place
in his heart
This ny dear srrs yra~erIy -
the story ~ a Huccesefui Ntfe a-s
becaus. Some % the thlnrs Yel "a 4
IA tho Paula stories made wa tflnk
You are somewhat skeptfca atrlf
ma rriags 90 a business for woman.
have written you my story and sign
HAPPY WIFE
well I'll b@ d. efa-ulstes
DIX DO you think she - real
yes. dear 7 have seen many
many women Ike her who sfu' their
eyes to sverythinr their husband. 40
and blame II all on their own ser
1t looks 30 ne SAID i.ff as
tho this woman really were The wife
of the poor chap who write h'
surely = something com nr ~ her
pity her when she wakes
II wonder n she Will ever wake un
Dick Sometime I think fnes- SELF
ISL srtl hfain@e women have m lcn
the best q ~ Shs ts 80 egotlsffral
that she accepts the ssubtauce -
love that nHan gives her for the real
thing
Poor old chap SAT- Dick "TFa
surely has rot hls. snf 20 tell ne
truth don think many 90 4e|
escape o. an almost sure ffnf w--
man vii wake up some fay anf
n she does she Will e hawfIrv about
telling what a true Hnt fslfhfuf VIE
she was 20 that man and what a
monster he tnrned ONT Us BE-"
Well he - monster ~fck-a
monster ~ her making said
ITO be continued
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-10-27
The Electrical
Gasoline Heater

No matter what the temperature may be.
Paige will start instantly. because an cleo
trcal heating attachment insures warm gaso-
line in the carburetor
Warm fuel in turn. means positive, instantane-
Gus action when your foot is placed the
starting pedal.
This attachment is simplicity itself-an ingen-
ious application OF the electrical cooking
utensil idea. But its results are marvellous.
1t eliminates all necessity Of ohurning the
motor and reduces recharging Of batteries to
q minimum. IL means midsummer starting
efficiency on the coolest night in February.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-10-27
b. THORNTON " ~ RGESs.


RsSdv Fox interested IN eeeehnuts
-d-rsn that sound BIZ queer
Rettk trN doesn't eat heechnvNs ~
course u-f And yet Hrddy VAS quite
as r-u-a interested in the ripenfng ot
Ire ~ ett lttle brown nuts - nc
beech trees as acre those who dearly
love fham o. eat You see II 10 TINS
Nav r-ttY doesnt eat the nuts. but
he does eat some ~ those LITTLE peo-
ne Who DO. That H. he does when ne
~ here isn't much going on IN
.thr Green Forest or ON the Green
Nea.saws that Reddy Fox toesn
know about IL makes 70 he busi-
ress ID know all that IL Eoing On.
YOU srr re has 90 ll&e ~ his Wis.
a,s n.-vorA who lives ~ his wits
r,usf knoN as much AZ possible about
what s gn.nE on - that " there -
an rrrartun ne nav take hfFau
fare ~ ~ No one knows this better
than Reddy Fox So. stranse As IL
NAV .arrl Reddy was persons llT ~
tersstet n those sweet brown. ltfle
frufts N the beech trees FOR nut r.
A ktrt ~ Fruit YOU know lhe Nrrt
dag 10 t1e ne~chnut picnic Redfy NaS
bus, elsewhere but on ire Tor ntnE
~ 'he second DAY be said 20 Nrs
~ dear. Jack frost las Seen
busy Tor Two nights and unless am
Ereatrs --fsfAker he las oper ~ m -
- ere hers on the nut trees tfInk
4 weu.d ~. wise 90 ttsit ~" Green
F-o-sa+ frtay. especially thAt part
whr~~ the beech trees grow have
an SEA that there vIl be- plenty m
thc.e nice. sweet. Nttle. brown Beech
net. -r the ground uCw.
Ms Refty. who happened 'lst
then On pc trying o. th.rk ~ some
new pan for catching Danny Me-
looked az Redfy as r. shc suspected
that 20 wasn't quite in his right
mirf
what - e. she demanded I'm
rcs interested p squire food
$40 rv fea- neither am a. food
-eut Ecfav Eef we both are
frfe~esfet ir SQUIRRELS ana where
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-10-27

Nine Frieda Hcmpel. grand opera
rrlma donna, an established fayoriie
With Detroit cOnceTtgocrs, ana gu
seppe De Inca. distinguished oprt
Alto baritone. Who viii make nls
aret appearance Ia Detroit. VIII give
4 mini song recital. Tuesday even
irr. In Arcadia. az the thlrd nun
Der IN the Central Concert coofsr'
Tho program follows Ernahl 10
volami" from "Enani Nt'l'i.
Nme. Hempel "Amarilli' iDaceiiii
ZOO, Lung. Lungi" lFasolo lhos D
sgo vuol ballare" (MozarN. M DE
Inca: aria. Theme with ARA
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-10-27

lions" Oh. Proch), Nine Hempel
''Savatina" from THE Barber OF
Seville" (Rossinil. Mr. De Luca.
"Quand je doris" Hisztl. "Maman,
Ditesmoi." "Chantons les arOurs de
Jean" (French Bergerettes XVIII
century,. Lullaby" Fritz Kreis-
ler). bird SONG (Tauberr Nine.
Hempel: Rot d Us" (Ialo), Der.
eeuse" (Gretchaninow). God Bless
You" (Edwardsl. "Pensee d An
tome" (Massenet), "Serenata
Gelata" (Buzi-Peccla), Mr. De Luca;
al Bacio" (Ardlti). Nine. Hempel.
duets. ia cl darsm" from Don
Juan (Mozart). "Gondoliere'
(HenscheD, Mime. Hempel and MI
DE Luca-
The Chicago symphony orchestra,
with Conductor Frederick Stock,
and Arthur Shattuck, pianist, as
soloist. will give the opening con
cert OF the Detroit Orchestral asso-
citation. Monday evening, IN Ar
cadia- Mr.. Shsttuck will play. with
orchestra. Rachmaninofr Concerto
IN r sharp minor The orchestra's
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-10-27

ms 'he work OF the Women for the
Liberty loan and in the prosecution
~ the war In other branches. the
president seems 20 have some a
Ions way toward re-establishing him.
SELF in The good graces. Of the suf-
fAglsfs
ID believe that this statement
from the president means the sue.
Gees ~ the Susan h. Anthony
amendment" said Airs r. II. Ash
haugh. chairman OF the state won
ans Liberty loan committee "Ap.
parenly he Is coming 20 realize that
"a bar he country demands Is a
democracy that viii represent all
the people instead OF only one-hAli
of fhem
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-10-27
WILSON'S STAND
WINS FAVOR OF
SUFFRAGISTS

President Wilson strong stand
for womans suffrage has brought
great rejoicing In the ranks 20 l0c1l
sufragists A. 4 result % The pres
idents statement some of them be
leve the submission ot the Susan
r. Anthony amendDenr 50 the states
for vote by Tho present congress
Is a certainty ln thus acknow le1g-
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-10-27

certo IN d major The same pro
gram viii be given ~ both concerts
Efrem Zimbaust Russian violinist
will give his FIRST Detroit recital lr
che armory. Thursday evening Nof
s. Zimhalist has been heard 10 pe
lrolt twice With Mime Alma Giuck
hut this viii be his frst 30 recital
The students legue re ihe Tues
day musicale viii begin its season 4.
work "wednesday afternoon, oct 49,.
In the home az Mrs heodore O.
Leonard, Jr 40 S. Tenny son ave
Tho Detroit Symphony orchestra
rill begin i-s sunday afternoon pop
uinr concerts In Arcadia sunday a.
ternOon. Nov 4 Charles Allen Az
phonsus Burns McQgAae new
Irish tenor. who makes his home Ia
cleveland. VIII be- the soloist
Music lovers will have a dne and
varied feast presented 20 them next
week IN four concerts % the high
esf calher The Chicago sym
phony orchestra, With Arthur shat
tuck. the American pianist as solo
f. VIII open The Detroit Orches-
'ral association season Monday even
ing. In Arcadia Nine Frieda Hem
pol and Giuseppe De Luca VIII give
a song recital for the Central Con
cert company. Tuesday evening. r.
Arcadia. the incompatible Fritz
KreiSler viii give his only local
violin recital ~ the season. Wed
nesday evening IL the armory. az
pearing As the third number IN the
Philharmonic course. the Detroit
symphony orchestra with Francis
Macmillen. the American vioiluiSt
As sololst, Will give the hrst 81 IFS
second group OK concerts. Friday
afternoon, In the armory. repeating
the program Saturday evening.
A complimentary recital was CIV.
en- students OF the Thomas Normal
Training school Monday evening
Oct %. BY faculty members OF the
Detroit Institute OF Musical Art
Among those taking part were Mrs
Frederick Fitzgerald. Miss Margare'
Mannebach. Miss Della Hagerty and
william Rowland The hrst OF Z
siNes OF weekly student recital.
YaE held IN the institute Wednes
EaH afternoon Numbers were EfyeI
by Miss Cora McCaig. Mrs Harrl
Ted mis-. Miss Della Hagerty, Miss
Mytabelle Goldberg. Miss Cecilia
Fine, Mrs. Samuel Walsh and Mis-,
Janet Jacobs. Pupils OF Mrs Gu,
Beyier Williams and Miss Margare
Mannebach gave a recital In the Ia
stitution Friday evening. Oct IS Tn.
program OF vocal and piano numbers
was presented BY the Misses Evelyr
Lawrence. Mary Louise Larrey
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-10-27
Registration
and Transfers

All electors who are not reg
istered, or who have removed
from the ward in which they
are registered may be register
ed or tranfer their registration
at the Office Of the City Clerk
any day up to and including
Tuesday. October the 10Th.
1917. The law does not permit
registration or transfer of reg.
istration after this date.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-10-27

ing Just now. when shall we startf'
The sooner the better" replied
Reddy promptly. There Is no time
like the present"
He Erinned again and licked his
lips Mrs Reddy grinned hack and
licked her lipa Then Reddy turned
and led the way toward the Green
Forest. and right AT his heels trotted
Mrs Neddy. Every few steps Reddy
licked hts lips. Mira Reddy did the
sam thing.
You know that IL a way certain
people have when they are thinking
OF good things 20 eat
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