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The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1917-01-02
HOTEL OESPlAND TO
OPEN TOMORROW
POPULAR hOSTElRY WILL SERVE
DINNER TOMORROW EVENING
SEVERAL DINNER PARTIES ARE
ARRANGED FOR.

The Hotel Despland will open for
the season of 1917 with dinner tomor-
row evening. A number OF advance
bookings have already been made for
the opening date and several former
guests are now at other hotels in the
city awaiting the opening OF the Des
pland.
4 dinner tomorrow evening several
reservations have been made Tor pri-
waite parties.
The DeSpland Will this season. as
usual. he under the management OF
l. NJ Waite. and he Will be assisted
by the following heads OF depart
ments: Clerk Mr.. Sherrard. cashier
Frank Y. Shaw, night clerk. John
Lydon: houeskeeper. Miss Marie
Guerin: steward. Stephen Cousins
chef. Patrick Ahern.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1917-01-02
STATE CONVENTION
OF AID, MEN TO Be
HELD HERE JAN. II
LARGE NUMBER OF PROMINENT
BUSINESS MEN EXPECTED
HERE FROM VARIOUS CLUBS OF
FLORIDA

Secretary B. r. Kessler of the Asso-
ciated Advertising clubs of Florida in
the advance bulletin issued Monday.
regarding the state convention OF Ad
Clubs of Florida in Daytona, January
L. states.
The convention itself will be held
in the Casino Burgoyne, which is the
largest convention hall in the state of
Florida. The Hotel Prince George has
been selected as official headquarters
for the delegates. Delegations of busi-
ness men from Miami. DeLand. Palat-
ka, West Palm Beach, Tampa. st.
Augustine. Jacksonville. as well as
several other cities have signified
their intention of being present. Each
club will have seven delegates, al
though each member of the Advertis-
ers' club throughout the state is in
yited 10 attend
1T has been suggested that men,
bers bring their wives with them. and
several have signified their intention
to do So
The entertainment fature is in the
hands OF a committee OF the Daytona
Al club. with T. E. Fitzgerald. state
vice president. in charge, which as
sureS some time The president of
t.1fI tlup IL tAptCttu 10 d
short address. not over seven min
utes. while real 'spellbinder' yet
to be selected. viii deliver the main
address.
Tis rumored that entertainment
| features galore Will be given and the
guests shown every possible hospital
| ity by the citizens of Daytona-
The Burgoyne casino, presented to
the city of Daytona by Commodore
/ Burgorne. is one OF the show places
OF the East Coast
/ "DeLand has signified her intention
of being Al the state convention nearly
/ fifty strong. II the other clubs CO.
operate IN the movement as they have
promised. this will be the largest at
tendance OF advertising men known in
the state of Florida
Every newspaper publisher in the
state VIII receive an invitation TO be
/ present even though his town or city
has not organized as yet, an adyertis-
. Ing club
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1917-01-02
ereseing Attack from,
Moldoviu to Danube
Dflln FloUT NOW
eHDl)&Y nHlAcEO
lxIlD noRTnEAS1


J. eugyo0t eoperts from the eenters Of
Nsoou toooy lmdleats that some Of
- oooNSooe 6losNe Of the war are be-
- eesnek ~ the Teutons In the Ru-
oataa campaign.
JAov asD proossn0 the attack from
ogeAosN 0oldovia 10 the Danube. The
ooooote Soeeoo are attacking the
yeoonoeade peoteetino eralia on both
eoo - tAo Danube and last reports
- ~ gaeeaee forces near Matchin
- ootAo proooed back.
~ 0,aseian front appears to be Sc
Vto0o1y throatened toward the north
- 18Th the Pstrograd and Berlin
noo0oaeD report Teutonic progress
oon11y toward Fokshani, near the
onorW oooudovian border, and alona
- uoo1osR o1oldovian frontier. The
noo5an reeistanee 10 evidently deter
-. Fighting has not yet touched
- ooro1h line, which is being picked
- toso probable Hnal position Of the
0uooiano.
oeher fronts Of the war zone are
eomporattvely quiet
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1917-01-02
ElMIRA NEWSPAPER MAN
MAKING OAYTONA A VISIT

Mr. and Mrs. ] F. Woodward. of FL
mira. y. Y. arrived Friday evening
and are located with Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred Braun and daughter. 321 South
Palmetto avenue. for a sojourn of q
month or longer Mr. Woodford is a
member of the Star-Gazette company
of Elmira and is enjoying a vacation
visit TO Florida. There is quite q
strong Elmira contingent III Daytona
among whose members MIR and Mrs
Woodford have many friends.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1917-01-02
MERCHANTS BANK
PURCHASES town
Of oRmoNO BONDS
TWELVE BIDDERS FOR THE S35. 900
IMPROVEMENT BONDS AND 20.
CAL INSTITUTION PAYS $500
PREMIUM.

The Board of Bond trustees of the
town of Ormond on Saturday sold the
$4,000 worth of improvement bonds
to the Merchants bank of this city
for $3S, 100. this being the highest bid
of the II submitted.
The following is list OF the finan-
cial institutions. firms and individuals
who unsuccessfully bid for the i'm
provement bonds:
Howell. Gerard and company, $780,
156.OO.
W. r. Compton and company, $780,
615.0O
G. B. Sawyer. s36SS5.o0
Hanchett Bond company. $50 6.S67.15.
Bulger. Masser and Williamson.
$50, 10000
Terry. Briggs and company. ss7.-
O19.0O.
W. L. Slayton and company. s37.-
224.OO
Security Savings & Trust company
of Toledo. Ohio. $37.30000.
G. H. Coffin. $37.726.00.
Spiter, Rorick and company, S37
$4,000.
F. l.. Fuller and company. 1928. so
The bonds carry interest at the rate
of 6 per cent per annum and ma
ture July l, 1916 and they realized the
handsome premium of $3,100 There
fore approximately six months inter
est was due on the bonds Saturday
or $1.050. which would make the pre-
miu m $2,O5O.
The town of Ormond was authorized
to issue the bonds at an election called
for that purpose on the 9th day o.
September last Under the election
call, women, who were freeholders
| We're qualified to vote and a number
| exercised this privilege.
The proceeds of the bond issue vii
be used for the purpose of widening
hardsurfacing and paving certain
streets in the town of Ormond an(
for the additional purpose of erecting
| and constructing a public wharf OF
the west shore of the Halifax rive
| within the corporate limits
Read the Daily News Want Ads.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1917-01-02

WASHINGTON. Jan. 2-The post
office appropriations bill was reported
in the house of representatives to-
day.
The measure carries s329.553 020.
This is four million dollars more than
last year.
The bin also increases postage on
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1917-01-02
! olStol7s Now Strikii1Q
heaviest Blows Of War
senate COMMITTEE
OPENS HEARINGS ON
WILSON'S PROPOSALS


WASHINGTON. Jan. 2-The SEN
ate commerce committee opened hear
ingS today on President Wilson s
recommendations for legislation to
supplement the AdamSon law
The railroad representatives an
nOunced that the roads would not op-
pose the principles involved. but might
desire to make suggestions regarding
the details of the bills.
Frank Morrison. secretary of the
American Federation of Labor. said
that organization would oppose any
measure carrying any form of com
pulSion.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1917-01-02
Entente Reply to Wilson
Appro'd by Two Powers

LONDON, Jan. 2.-The final draft
of the Entente reply to President Will
sons note has been approved by
France and Great Britain and has been
forwarded to Italy and Russia. The
note will probably be delivered to the
American ambassador at Paris soon,
possibly tomorrow.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1917-01-02
No ftBooze" to 90 by Muil;
1c Postage Probably Locally

second class matter newspapers and
magazines) by establishing a zone
system.
1t also establishes penny postage
for local letters.
The most drastic provision of the
bill is the penalty of a fine of 81 900
or two years Imprisonment. or both,
for mailing liquor.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1917-01-02
Nth LAW TO FLY
IT 0lYToNA BEACH
AeAIn THIS WINTER
MOTEL CLARENDON AND MEM
oeRS or COMMERCIAL CLUB
ARRANGE FOR LONG DISTANCE
FllER TO COME HERE.

Ruth Law, who is well known to res
1deuts and visitors of this locality,
I'D who recently achieved fame by
lying from Chicago to New York
naking a new worlds record for the
D1ght. will again spend the winter at
oabreeze and DaytCna Beach, as has
Zen her custom for several years.
4 President Potter of the Hotel Clar-
1n6on and Michael Sholtz, president
- the Commercial club, received tele-
sams from Miss Law Sunday and an
Ter was telographed to her by these
vo gentlemen and the offe.' has been
ooooted by Miss Law. The major
1T Of the expense of bringing the
neod flier here will be borne by the
o1o1 Clarendon but members of the
Gmmercial club will raise approx
n1oly 500 to defray express charges
= the aeroplane from Buffalo. N. Y,
, Daytona. Miss Law will arrive
oro within the next week or ten
M.
G1rs. A. H. Alfriend of Atlanta, Ga,
Dersonal friend OF Mrs. Celeste
nks. proprietor of the Magnolia
80. arrived in Daytona Sunday aft
moon and will spend the season at
Ae Magnolia.
nn~I Hho rx,;lx, Nauc wont ads
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1917-01-02
ENTENTE REPLY GOES
TO TEuTONS TODAY


WASHINGTON. jan 2.-Secretary
Lansing said the English text of the
entente reply to the German peace
proposals will probably be forwarded
TO the central powers today
The official text will be forwarded
direct to the central powers by the
American embassy at Paris
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1917-01-02

The reply is about the same length
as the note to Germany and is drawn
in the same general guarded language.
One important point in the reply ID
the differentiation between peace
among the present belligerents and fu-
ture arrangements for permanent
peace.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1917-01-02

The merchant who believes in him
self will probably find it easier to con
vince others that what he offers is
right.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1917-01-02
CARRANZA AMBASSADOR
LEAVES FOR MEXICO
(The Associated Press.

WASHINGTON. Jan. 2.-Carranza
Ambassador Designate Arredondo
leaves for Mexico City tonight. The
reason for his departure is not clear
Secretary Lansing said he understood
Arredondo was called 10 Mexico City
on business
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1917-01-02
EARL CURSOR AND ALABAMA
WOMAN WEDDEO IN LONDON
The Associated Pres.

LONDON. Jan. Earl Cursor. Of
kenleston and Mrs Grace Elvina
Duggan were married here today
Countess Cursor is a native of Ala
bama
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1917-01-02
COMPTROLLER OF CURRENCY
ISSUED CALL TO BANKS
(The Associated Press.)

WASHINGTON. Jan 2-The comp
troller has issued a call for the condi-
ton of national banks at the close OF
business. Dec %.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1917-01-02
VALUES OF u. S. CROPS
OVER EIGHT BILLION
lThe Associated Press.l

(The Associated Press)
WASHINGTON, Jan. 2-The ag
gregate value of crops raised in the
United States last year was $S.03i.
500. .ooo. the Agricultural department
estimates.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1917-01-02

Read the Daily News want ads
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1917-01-02

Read the Daily News Want Ads.
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1917-12-12
City Physicians Explain Why
They Prescribe Nuxated Iron
TO Make Beautiful Healthy Women ard st,ong Vigorous Me
NOW BEING USED THR9E NnIIoN PE0PLE ANNUAIIY.

hi ana u @
@ 0
: y
The Detroit times., 1917-09-19
COMMISSIONS EaWIFH
Babies Are Lies Greatest Joys.

We had letter from Chad this
morning little book saying Moilie
was tho mother ~ beautiful boy
and she was doing fairly Well
"Shc wants 90 write you herself.
be quiet for a few days Personally.
MarKie feel rather insuited when
anyone SAYS the little red wrinklcd
mite looks like mo. am sure
never had such peculiarly incKpree-
siNc eyes as ne has. Np ~ date he
has not opened them often but when
he has his eyes have shown rather
opaque appearance that scareR mo.
However. J. expect what J don't
know about babies would make a
book. Rut>whcn = look az this one
which by the way. Mollie seems fo
think tho most beautiful creature
over sont TO help people this earth
! cannot but believe We arc nearer
the monkey than even Darwin dream
cd in his widest aiEhts az fancy
- expect the good God makes
mother blind 90 the imperfec lions ~
her on spfinE Tor - while. for cer-
tainiy " she were not blind. Naiile
would not have called Go wv aftrn-
ton the little button un his face that
ahc designated az 'his hcautlful nose
To tell YOU tho fruits 10 BE- the fes-
tnrc that has worried me most in
that baby
But. Marric. there &C. kind %
thrill In the contact ~ bis aoft
smooth flesh 90 is feel that
rrvcr had heforc--v0u cannot de-
scribe re texture eltho Moiiic comes
The Detroit times., 1917-09-19
EDISON is
SILENT ON
NEW DEVICE
Liner Passengers Say
Wizard Has Tanned
Torpedo

NEW YORK, Sept. Inquiries
at the plant OF Thomas A. Edison
Ia East Orange "a TO a published
report that Edison had invented a
contriyance 10 defect torpedoes.
were greeted with silence today
William Maxwell. vice-president OF
the Edison corporation, merely
pointed 90 sign over the entrance
TO the laboratories stating that any
employe giving Information as 10
work being done for me govern
ment would be arrested and prose.
cuted in accordance with provisions
OF the espionage act
William Meadowcraft. secretary
10 Edison, declared the inventor
was not In his laboratories today
and said he did not know whore
he was.
Publication OF the reported inven-
tion by Edison followed reports
brought here by passengers OF an
American liner who said torpedo
fred az their ship suddenly leaped
out OF the water and turned aside
as IL drew near 20 the vessel The
report published in New York
paper said the detecting device
had been tried on several destroy
ers and merchantmen with success.
The Detroit times., 1917-09-19
DOPE FIEND
NOW SAYS
HE'S Gull TY
Changes Plea and In
wolves Others In Forg-
ing Prescriptions

Ralph Chisholm. youthful victim
~ the drug habit must stay r. JAN
and await the mercy of grand
Jury before which he is charged
with forging prescriptions FOR
opium and cocaine while his boy
hood companions march CG to war
deafened by tho shouts .of their adj
miring friends Chisholm has been
drafted and was eager 90 be part
~ The army Another arm - the
government however reached out
and Eot tiW frst
The Young man was arrested "a a
Grafiotare drug store week ago
when BE- was having prescription
alled AT nrestigar0n showed that
rhe prescription was forgery and
that within a couple az weeks he
had pre- senfed a. others also forged
and had them filled In The same
drug store A' hat tlme Chisholm
Who "a years Old pleaded not
guilty and was held f0r eXamina-
fion Tuesday A. The tart ~ his
examination ne interrupted proceed
ings 20 change his plea 20 one o.
guilty
J Stanley Hard United states
commissioners. accepted he plea as
a waiver 90 the grand Wrv bail be
INK fxed ~ $1,000 Then Chisholm
made confession % fhe govern.
mcnf detectives thaf There is a RINK
- fruc peddIers who deal in forged
rreecr.D ti0ns BE named several
MEN who were implicated with him
sand they wiil be- auested soon
To reporter FOR The Times a
~rcF ago Chisholm admitted the
existence ~ the r'nz huf said be
would not friI the officers about IT,.
areferrinR 20 take BIS medicine and
assume Tho entire responslbuty
Mann blank prescriptions we're
stolen from The Office ~ rT y J.
Hamilton. 40 1876 Grand River-ave.
and o. was Dr HamIfons name
which vas forged
The Detroit times., 1917-09-19
ROBBERS BIND
And DRUG MAID
Lothrop-ave. Home Ransacked
During Tuesdays
Parade

Mrs. Hattie Jamrozy, 81 years old.
q maid at the home OF Herbert r.
Prescott, No 1872 Lothrop-ave., was
assaulted by three men Tuesday az
ternoon, who leaped on her as she
opened the door, bound her. drug
ged her and then ransacked the
house. The family was al the pa
rade.
The Prescotts, on returning. found
Mrs. Jamrozy still unconscious. Sew
eral small articles were taken. but
their value was not determined
The men took 81 from Mrs. Jamrozy
This is the second attack in as
many days OF the same nature. 10
sic Kominski. n maid in the Point
chartrain hotel. being the other vic
tim.
The Detroit times., 1917-09-19

nearest when she SAYS u IL pink
chiffon velvet endowed with lie
~ have never seen M0ilte so crazy
about anything es She i7 about this
baby and YOU know che can he pref-
ty enthusiastic j don't know vfeth.
er she told you. poor grit shat tfd
not srcm 20 enter into hes nptirfua-
tions over the coming ~ IRE baby
and 20 tell you the truth Naraie
guess ] WIS AFRAID he would make a
bed third In our beautiful duet Ruf
yesterday the iftle 'heggaf fu some
way twinrd bic Tins haud about mv
Anger and rtraiEhfaee ffaf nttfe
hand was tuEging % w heart
strings. ng them trmly about his
little body.
Why you DO love him rhad
sad Noble ln surrrieo Hs called
her attention Co. his Nttie ciInE.ag
% am not ashamed fo say my sve.
were wet when anrwrref 0f
course. what made you think : dld
nofT
repeatedly you dItnf went him and
every time yru did dear. 7 fuef is.
'pered down IN mV heart 'Nrver
m nd baby ! want rou
foN can sec what "a scifsf man
ann MarEie Tor t'd sar that ana
that blessed Wouie never iet ny.
know how ~ hurt her Nut fr
want tae littie brERar noV ans .h
7 an s1 rlad ] have both ry ulfe
and my son FIsarf grS Tf nrvar
Do hnharit nor ErcufhF aEafr
Isn't tlaI "a a4rf- chap as.f
DICK whom Z read h.w Glade .rftrf
lt &c. vru know Na~EIr could
NOT write nor oven talk Hke that ~
what you call cAa1s artistic tem-
Perhaps DICK hut i,nt t beau
- .t g. -
The Detroit times., 1917-09-19

years old today. and his friends think
he has earned a party
Every building within eye-shot OF
the paradc had "a human 3coruict lh
addition 90 the customary tcsuth
tions Trees lamp posts. in fact
every available point ~ VANTAGE hhA
~ here near Woodw ard or Jefferson
ayes were, commgudeered/ hN df
ternined men and boys some even
perchcd in the rnmework ~ i1"
electric signs atop the buildings
skirting the campus All this was
part ~ the picture that viii never
fade.
Henry Ford had no sooner taken
hts place near Mrs Ford. ln the re-
viewing stand than the camera mon
~ the Ford Weekly had their lenses
trained on him. Mr. Ford was busy
scanning the parade and ga NOT moe
tlce them until one % the photoE-
rRphers called tamiliarI3. Nln.
Henry Please And Air. Ford. smil-
INK. faced the bulls eye.
The Detroit times., 1917-09-19
HAIG REPORTS
QUIET ON FRONT

LONDON. Sept ~ EXcept Tor A
successful raid In Iyerness copse.
Field Marshal Uaig said ne had
nothing special 10 report today.
The raid was carried out by YORK
and Lancaster rceiments.
The Detroit times., 1917-09-19
JAM SEES
GIANT WAR
PAGEANT
Crow d of 100000
Sweeps Police Off
Their Feet

.~....r. f..... ..f
Sammlts' "oA N'
Long after tne endless yards oi H-m
ground ou' by rhc battery ~ antra
men in fr9n of rhe c.tf aaA pave
lost their commercial fa.le @
age OF Tuesday Erta.
Rill remain sharply outlined oh
tablets of memory Nor" pf'teo
than ant mater.a momr"
boys Wit cars Ni's 'Hrn
trenches wI. D. fae reeo.-f. ion 90.
Dctroit's liberty parade ot
For more Impressive man ihf 'l
rade itself great spectacle ia' '-
vas. M spite ot mant lanl.tape was
The crowd ffa turned or to tlr"
b. From fh' 'dn0po.n. ei NUM-
tcrs no onipour.ns n me hls-"'l
The Detroit times., 1917-09-19
.rinn. ~. the Cash

LONDON, Sept -CBy Mail)--
"Tino." late OF Greece. may have
lost throne but he didn't FORGET
his pockethook The eyking ~ the
Hellencs has Just rented a furnished
villa AZ Zurich for $1,000 month.
The Detroit times., 1917-09-19
FIND BABES BODY.
DEAD. IN TRUNK

When Anna Stevens fs years old.
ieft for the parade Yesterday sew
oral roomers in her house. $50 s29
puboi af. entered he- room fo 10
resUgatc odor ,hat had been com
ing from fhefe all week They
found fhe body % a dead babe in a
trunk The police were notified and
took The girl 20 police station. bur
later released her when Coroner
Rothachpr declared mo child had
died from natural causes
The Detroit times., 1917-09-19

Credit FOR the organization % the
parade - due Mayor Marx and hts
efficient secretary Edward It fitx-
gerald The latter worked out the
details az the pageant. and the only
hitch from that angle wGa that the
line ~ march was nu' long enough 80
disncse Of the crowd "fftE - so
The Detroit times., 1917-09-19

90 course these great riches were
nnf evenly divided There was nae.
and hod a. quarter Edward
Bland. another assistant district at
clancy probably n1d mite more
ana Henry fori had TIE rest
rwenD -four automobiles were
stolen during fhe parade. TUESDAY
taken ir a. rrd HarN daN
NIue uiner trarro accidents occur
ref rucsfaH afternoon durfng the
crash ~ people ht ths in. ihs
VAS struck hy q machine an BaElcy-
ave ans Park blvd shr was iahen
home Franz, lochlerhi. go years ~
age 80 1850 erotttn-sVt was hit
Frre Press building and was seri-
ously injured Charles Mahaney a3
years ~ axe No. lrs Michigan ave
WAS struck hy a taNicah on wood
ward ave. and received injuries
Which forced his removal 60 the Re
,ciyinE hospital AlcNantr'e, J,-
sepH ~ Years Hld. 40. - Wood
ward-nNe Was hlt PSI "a trailer 20
"a oodward- ave car and sustained
minor injuries Ito wss taken On the
RecetNlnE hospital Paul Sturanan
40 wears OLD NH. hfA teffN ave NhH
struck g., "a Jefferson car and short
ly after another Jefferson. car hit
4uGr g. ndsfrorl. ~ wears ~ aEe. No.
15 TeTrrsonert Both Sustained fui~
nor injuries Joseph Marx "a years
nfr 80 1888 MnufEf mery-Rve was
4trrr, av an Hufouonfle - he alight-
"a fnr, a Fourteenth car Edward
Polly. seven years old and his broth
-- Jack 81 years ~ axe 80. 1869
soften ave. were struck ~ Mirh'-
gan car a. the corner ~ Michigan
ard goldner-avcs Their injuries
were minor.
one % the interesting details %
the drafted mems section were the
patriotic banners carried hy fhe vasir
ous divisions All were ~ uniform
style and size and they reelected Vac
sentiments 30 the crowd and Tire
consrripfs alike Christmas dinner
fn Berlin" rcai ono 20 thc frst ~
these banners. and the erovt heamed
rs APPROVAL as Che BOYS trfcd to
~ RerfIn ar husf shtt another
Wee rot wearInE khnkf huf were
feeling rorky ran thfr8 quota
The Detroit times., 1917-09-19

Thirty seven autos we're stolen
Tuesday afternoon during tho par
AIDE and 20 - these have already
been recovered.
The Detroit times., 1917-09-19

Police arrested 80 pickpockets,
some % them with long records, Ia
the parade crowd. Tuesday afternoon.
The police estimate that over loo
was stolen from spectators. Frank
Keeling. % years old. 40 IS Cath
ernest. and Austin Weedow. 20
years OF age. 50. tit 81 Antoine st,
we've among those taken They were
found with their hands IA their vie
Tins pockets.
The Detroit times., 1917-09-19

lions from speeches OF famous states
men such as Teddy Roosevclts hit
the line hard. boys bits from
America and other patriotic songs.
Perry p famous message. We haze
mot tho enemy aud they are ours.
aud others OF like character appeared
on other banners. and these went a
Ions WAY toward keeping up enthus-
tasni
The Detroit times., 1917-09-19

lures in keeping with this wonderful engine.
And the results have been amazing. In
San Francisco, Cincinnati, Milwaukee and
other billy cities the Ross Eight has climbed
in high gear hills that other ears could
scarcely climb in low.
A certain Detroit owner declares that he
never shifts out of high gear when driving
through our downtown streets. Just think
about that for a moment.
A good motor-one that will stand up in
any kind of service-one that is sweet run
ming throbbing with power-with life
yet controlled with a touch.
Sensible buyers will look at the motor
frst-then check up the rest of the car. If
YOU will do this with the Ross Eight you
will be convinced that it compares very
favorably with other cars selling for $4,000
and under. The price of the Ross, $3.50,
is in reality very low.
Come down to the factory-see the car
being made-talk to the men who build it
then you, too. will become a Ross enthu-
siast