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Detroit Free Press from Detroit, Michigan • 18

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JSetruit Srtt TUESDAY IS' JOIS APR TT KSX Salesmanship Congress Theme LAPEER MAN BALKS AT BONDS TARRED by Children Cry for PACKERS TRIUMPH Bi WEDDING CLOSES IN SUPREME COURT CASE sub I huir will be chair is a uh th In Use or Over 30 Years rnamigbi against WINDSOR but OBJECT ATTACK DETROIT 8E3 it is iii had not in Start a Stake in W'Tkruomi will ie and supplh 483 hfTprevn avcuur Your Country 1 W(ini hr (lp'larot miles be Saturday be guuc three months It is expect Trinh ALLEGED SLACKER JHl in 4 BREAKS ARMORIES Vvilll rtl $3500 timates for as von 'on ract inc 'nmpan Allll III vi in4 Cit Mission tO' branch WllHHH Rtf' ''I rii) i) of the coll block nt the Windsor that time old a Sob ay Cass welfare by Bdi'M'l I0 I Hie Japanese Way To Remove Corns terms Hurt a Bit Easy and Simple Buy 4'A Liberty Bonds Today It Liberty Loan Committee Jiuranese mint I'ri'v nts find ndm's and Keeps wkvvxxx kxwvuui CASTOR I A that de moiid Itaiiwt'll all at him rangeim iits liaxo hot lint ha vr them It is Banlist U3" Christ fnr by in a lo says ho nnynne Ips pas request granted Saib Gurlns ('crith and La )b'l in 2 5 tiraflnt nnrt for military bn given a smd off Tuesday night hr members of Ontario lodge of of court warrants had no use fnr the Canadian army that It was no good and that no gnvernmfni would compel him to serve against his will When arrested he chaimed to be an American citizen but afterwards admitted leaving Canada since the WHOLE PAVING BILL HELD REALTY BURDEN i i I'osse rhurrh vmipv LENAWEE ARMERS DENY HOARDING AND DISLOYALTY MRS BANWELL ILL LONG PERIOD DIES 9 I ('huri'h rb ntury lub (Hir pet mtn Is he will shrivel right up mid you ran pick him cm alter a torn of iH I nt No palm Beth I HlKhlon fork HUNTER EDITOR DEAD IN MINNEAPOLIS today unt veto that the city Liberty bonds Business Men Take ruit Dealer Out and Make Him Kiss lag OLIVET COLLEGE MAN KILLED IN RANCE GETS URLOUGH AT END THREE YEARS BISHOP WILL VISIT CANADIANS ABROAD tlio Grand Marais West where she her marriage C5 $250 down makes your first payment on a $50 bond $1000 your second $1750 your third $20 your final payment or if you wish your bank will make all arrangements on a $100 a week basis plans the Windsor board to In stall new rtpiipment whs Inst majority of the vonimlssioners hold iiig ii to be the duty of the Wind govern merit's warrHuts was TODAY RED CROSS MEETINGS 5U')'J bushels of wheat in of the state law in cx Sjwrlal tn Th ree PrcM New York April 22 A bomb of extraordinary power was discovered three block from the Tcnnsylvanla railroad station by the police to day It was wrapped In a Philadel phia newspaper and was intended to explode either by concussion or bro The bomb contained nearly 25 pounds of dynamite No trace wa1 hoovered a to its maker denb the connni representative? the commis sion dvt'lared the cvu mission had lit) business meddling with affairs of the water board Up intimated the i ommissiim was attempting to of tosomIter ESSEX COUNTY PIONEER MRS PRATT 90 PASSES III'W selling like wlldlbe horn lust ask in any drug sbre IP tic SUtTel'iilg hoarding violation ported before Th ml ft Joslyn adnilnisi rntor Lenawee county said tonight the wheat had not Hohl that a delay forwarding author crick Arniltte rriu ranallan WtioipvH rl obi i'kliumi'l Minneapolis April 22 IL Hunter managing editor of the Mln neapolls Tribune and one of the best known newspaper men in the northwest fell dead late today Mr Hunter mus stricken shortly after In lelt his office He wan 51 jears old Tbe Kind You Have Always Bought has home tho signa ture of Chas JI letcher and has been made under his personal supervision for over 30 years Allow no one to deceive) you in this Counterfeits Imitations ami as are but experiments and endanger the health of Experience against Experiment Ariultti' It II the McCullough officer for Ontario by Utility Smith of coin mission hi i the west The shot Is alleged have hy Curtis choien 40 Ktatos It the automobile Pauassk a a boarder ire mini and Mayor Tusou ASKED TO HELP IN SEARCHLIGHT TESTS Play Safe! Prevent serious ill ness Try Dr Bell's Pine Tar Honey The plan of the Government will require in itial payment of five per cent No interest is allowed for initial payment Second payment May 28th twenty per cent Third payment July 18th thirty five per cent ourth pay ment August 15th forty per cent I USS MUSTARD PLASTERS! 12 pm' inuismr nt Hftnory Hamilton ml 'annl 10 5: Parke I'tvlM 7 3V Hl John's refusing to review in effect sustained decrees' that nir poor treat of There I nothing Im I ntir nothing "Just as Essex Border Utility Commis sion Directs a Survey for an Independent System BORDER BREVITIES By amendment to act by which the Krrcx Border Utility commis sion was created the township of Sandwich Hast has beep pide a unit of tlie commission The township will be required to contribute tn the gem expcnscH of the cun NEGLECTED COLDS ARE DANGEROUS Hunk trended Am Mnekrr Traverse City Mich Art'll 22 are wn have bought nn United Stftte bonds" These words on a large banner painted in rd appeared on the front the bank at drawn near hero Moti fiay mornins The banker is A Jones PASS MR ACT WILSON ORDER Special to The re Tcm Ottawa Ont April Pinrm ot national registration board fm a complntft registration of the man power of Canada have been approv ed by the cabinet Every main and female between tho ageM of bl and 60 will be compeHed to register nn ft day In hiio which haw not vr i hern fixed A person without reg istration card will be unable to i travel on a railway train will be i unable to draw Ida pay envelope If working for a ami will lose 1 the right vote the grain might result in Inartioti until Wednesday Mr Joslyn said ho had nothing furl her to report on the case of Smith Uldgcway farmer who told shotlff N't? that he would not sell I Hied tihTed Sandwich West Ojibway and other Ynunhdpallty within the ibdiction of the commission Commis' lomr lltaly sal he Washington April Efforts tbe government to get posKeslon papers from th office of Henry Vceder a Chicago attorney dealred In connection with the federal trade commission's parking house investi gation failed today when the su preme court by the proceedings federal search sued The sarrh the federal district court ii Eebru ary 5 The circuit court of appeals reversed the decrees The federal trade commission lias asked congress to provide legisla tion that will make possible a thor ough Investigation of the packers' letter tiles Tho supreme court ordered a re argu men ikToceedlngs Instituted by tno state of Virginia to compel West Virginia to pay a judgment of $123930u0 resulting from suit to collect Civil war debt I dhn lug ii mvocat Im ViHeis of this city Grnnd llnphl Workinnn Shot 1 brand llapids Mich April 22 Homer Hudson 22 a factory work er and unmarried was shot in the stomach with a revolver tonight nt ms noaruing nouse on Airtn been fired millwright nt the United Gypsum company plant hcie Is alleged Scholes went to boarhng house tn his and asked to see Alex young Russian also whom Scholes alleged a remark about Sch i 'mnnimsluner indsor I hat ask It medic i health in stHiemeut published cal paper tonight Smith made no such remark to Har the wheat he has in session has been rejected milling companies and that nnnr rendition He savs that ho is willing to do anything th government asks and that he has nn drslr to thwart any of its Bishop EaMon head the Roman diocese rt London Chit at the request of tho British government will visit the Cajiidlin forces in England and He will also Investigate conditions in Ireland Jmrtug bls nbsener I OVoiiimr lear gencral having given the Mtnvt committer Mon day by Corporal km Uiunsd bivle it Ihilllrld Th owner hud ob jected claiming th city as owner of the parkways should pay part of the pining costs ldi rman James franfthau Jr chairman of the rctnmlttvc pmtrsUd about the number nf mimus being erected "ii ml streets claiming they arc becoming a nulsuncc siiay nJ I'Tklay evenings I rrnJ neb workrooms at high ja dally xerpt Saturday: Slf'grl 9 Griniib Arend Rs' inimical fags IL ruy Lw nurd murial dally lO i liurtnvr library 2 5 daily in Tuesday our fighting Albert Wiser Sheppani Eafrar Wiser Kansas "''an tiin nation do without business find still win the war?" Jzinigan branch inmi ager Smith Typewriter com pany Milwaukee is rule 'destruction vs economic secuiity" Black sales manager White Refining company betroit: "What shall we do with business to win tho war?" A rawremm Smith president 1'aper Mrs Tjcanor Pratt HO ycrs old one of Essex oldest wo men died early Monday morning at ter home on road Sandwich hud lived since 1 1 tG I Born in Sandwich near the lake front Mrs Pratt was a daugh ter of the late rancois Lauzon a rench Canadian pioneer ho camo from Quebec 120 years ago She married Elnis 1'ruti in 1653 cele brating her golden wedding 13 years ago Tine daughters three sons 2j grandchildren and 21 great grand children survive Burial will be made Tuesday morning in Assump tion cemetery Sandwich following Mich April 22 aclin Jyman Wells ranklin Senate Makes Measure Overman Object of inish Battle Olivet Minh April 21 Corporal Heriiv Maxied pany me Hundred and ourth Infantry Is tho first member ot Olivet college alumni nr former sfmh nl to lose his life Hl I Im tfvnehrB of Europe His iiainu appeared In a recent casualty list No details are known of liia death Max ted was graduated with the Hudson corupany 5: iuo! building Wanhtnumn honlevard 4 very cvp plug 7 9 Gladwin Park unit at I9X leR son avenue lmh 4 and Monday 2 4 first t'ongrcyHtlonal 1" 5 'trst utij ('bl iMr'dt NhHouiI 4 Holy in Bely Hui's nt vanish snrem'ss tbe bill latter said the niesent xecii has earned coitfldenre and (hat any other must be listed New Yrl April Ofcwr An 'Irrsoti nsitlve of Sweden acquit tod last week on a rbarco of un lawfully lirinklng a letter into the ter company New Yolk "Are la bor and materials the only' things Ice Mint Does It Just a Touch Stops the Corn cr Callous Shrivels and Lifts Your eet Will eel Cool and ine bust tiPHA diirintr ih Crowley president of the betroit i ft i )yi rv oran man his session A Hawkins genera! sales manager of tbe ord Motor com pany will deliver an address on "Tho Citadels of Cash Credit and Uommf rce'' and I a Roy Pelletier also of this city will talk on ica 1 Pat riot ism" The program for mnrn Tng follows "Mum 1 tho war waged entirely on present savings not Odon sales rench Canadian Refused Serve in Battle Line lay by a bominlon an alleged draft making sedlt brns Jail and escaped charged said he Mrs Ethel Banwoll wife of Hy dro Eleetric Commissioner James Banwell Chatham street west Windsor died Monday evening af ter a long illness In addition to her husband she is survived hy uv daughters the Mbftes and quashing had been class of 1911 and dirt social settle ment work In Chicago and Boston following his graduation Ha naw service on the Mexican bnrdT dining tho Mexican trouble having enlisted in the 'rfassarhn trntta National Guard On ids re turn to Boston he was musicredout but when war was declared against Germany ho re enllsted and went overseas with thia organization replied that the Intend tn publish No one would read it Unit you will just sigh with rdb'l Think of it lust iltlle touch of that delightful('ding hc mltii ami real fool joy Im yours manor how old or foiiuli a resolution instructing the com engineer to prepare plans fr a system that ill supply pur kindwlch any jm reeent ly zone In opening 'The the Larned has said that war is the he asserted "Th" people of Windsor will have to pay for that survey apd they have a right to know thq Anv ratepayer should bn able to see it: rd to amplify this theme of the congress I Barrell will make the address wdcume Tile session will Piompt use of Dr Pine I ar Honey dors more than break up your cough It may be the "ounce of prevention" that savs you the dangerous sickness Doctors de clare the common cold one of the serious diseases with results like pneumonia and tuberculosis which causes a large portion of human mortality or years Dr Bell's Pine 1 ar Honey has been remarkably success ful with coughs grippe croup and throat chest or bronchial troubles Time has proved its healing balsams will soothe and relieve irritation breathing will be easier while its antiseptic properties kill the germs which caused infection and are re tarding recovery Still sold at 25c by all druggists nii Mundav anil evenings 9 30 1'uinte township Hpnclnl tn Th I'ress fpecr Mirh April ifty auto loads of business men BonulRlIo nometlrneH known a Jtlchael Mnrllno a local fruit dealer tau miles east of town to rileht and tarred and feathered him tonight after tnaklnu him kiss the flap Jlonsigllo had refused to buy liberty bonds because "the nlted States never bld nottlnj for me" amt ho la also alleged to have made pro Gcrman statements Be fore letting him go the vigilante clipped a broad cross from ear to ear In bls heavy black hair A woman with whom Bonslgllo has been living was sought by vt gllantes tonight for a similar tar ring MAYOR MILWAUKEE VETOES LIBERTY BONDS of Sandwich to obtain for Um townbetter water than in being biippliml by the Windsor water hoard a utility owned hy the ratepayers of the border city Au impioved sup ply must be obtained before an other winter det'Klred f6rCiC After more than three years service iu Belgium and rance with lle irst Canadian battalion ijimr termaster Sergeant William Stev en son returmd to Windsor Monday morning having been granted three months' furlough ijuarter master Sergeant Stevenson left Windsor In August of 11'14 or more than a year he served In the trvmhes but after being promoted was assigned to depot work He was in charge of salvage operations Exemption of Commerce and Other Bureaus Asked by Opponents of Bill Washington April 22 sen ate ftoHlod down today to a finish ficht on the bill proposing blanket imthority for the president to re organize government agencies In prosecuting the war "No was (he word pent by President Wilson in a let ter to SoiiRtnr Overman North Car olina sponsor of the measure In bate was resumed by supporters of tha administration while opponents demanding specific exemption of the Interstate conimerro commis sion and certain other permanent bureaus from changes prepared for further efforts to force amend ments Prrsldrnf PrnlMs (iTrnnin in hla letter to Senator uvermun tbe president 'mid: "I thank you with all my lo ait for standing hy the bill wbh bears your name without any compro mise of any Senator Overman afterward de clared he would oppose any umcmi nient of tho pending measure and felt confident of It passage with votes to spare Ho conceded how ever that the vote on 'exempting the Interstate coninie re commis sion and posslblv other buieaus from its scope would be very close' A canvass of the penate is in prog ress In debate Senators bHeh er lorida chairman of the com merce committee nml Shields Ten nessee a member of the judicial committee which reported the bill urged passage nf the measure as a means of centralizing authority ami speeding war operations They declared the president is respmat ble for the conduct of the war and should be given necessary authority he asks Wilson Be Trusted Senator Sherman lIllhol Repub lican criticizing the bill insisted that what is needed more than ad ditional powers Is "proper exer cise of powers already in and selection of competent men to exercise such authority He said lhe president now has powers to do things that arc mt being done it nd characterized the bill as un wise legislation which would prove to be menace to oi dorly administralmn even in Senator letcher admitted there had been mistakes and lavs in war brenarations but sorted that they were comparative ly ncgliblrt and the whole romud praiseworthy He and Senator Shields dismissed as unworthy of discussion the contention that the piejmjenc inignt an use i powers given him under ne Id 5 gh 7 9 West Wm UliV't UrvHhx ridii UVS 2 Bun CLARKSON Ing war will be lits Ject mid hfi will tell how Ln iiri men liuvft enlarged war ingepii BOMB OUND NEAR RAIL STATION cltjl' 47 i(3un air rtiai'l'' 7 10 Lu: IL 1': Winnlvai the repo ho said electric pumps and lay new mains and hydrants af a cost of $400uu board the mayor said will insliHl a tilt ration system That his l) practically decided but th? board vill not sell water to the utility commission for distribution to the municipalities that are units Lieutenant Roberts the famous Canadian last week at the Board of Commerce: Just because you ready then to is no rca son why vou buy today I he Migic Touch Soreness Then Off Try It Strengthen and tone the nerve and body tissue It iron ami sodium glycerophosphates malted milk and lhe life essn tial vitamines Get the new booklet "What Ara today from vour druggist nr writ REDERICK STEARNS COMPANY In business over CO years i Detroit Michigan day arid Tlmr'Liy 7:6 10 in: 1 1 Ida rvl Park high Saturday all tlay ami your emnM PARTY LINES SHARPLY DRAWN IN CONTEST Scheme to Block Plan to Improve Its Plant Is Seen by Mayor Tuson AViiulor's water supply riitno mi 1er tiro Monday aftTnon at a im' eting of tb Essex Border Vtllity commission when tnminlssoncr Ann Arbor Mich April 22 Col 1 oncl Albert IL White has written 1 to the engineering college of the University of Michigan to ask for 25 students enlisted in the engineer ing reserve corps to report to him Immediately In Washington for duty in the nitrate division of the ord nance corps He wants civil elec trical mechanical and chemical en gineers The government is build ing large nitrate plants and will use 15000a electrical horsepower Bart of tills current will be pur chased and part will be generated In government owned plants Col onel White wants these men to use In both tho construction and tho operation uf the plants Major Bow ell lias also sent a requot to the! engineering college for a few pick I ed men to undertake some extensive! searchlight investigation Professor 1 Parker said: "Early in the war the Allies found that batteries of searchlights could be used very effectively in protect ing their army against night at tacks Those searchlights they op erated from individual storage bat teries that could he carried around with the lamps The Eretich report that attacking forces when forced to submit to the glare of a battery of searchlights would become so disconcerted that they would grab bold of each hands in an effort to preserve t)pir frmatlon i I i ii i nnirs would no set at intervals of leM than yard Justices Refuse to Review Veeder Paper Seizure Case Near End Milwaukee April Jloan Socialist Into tbe common council roNolut Ion providing hit snoOOOO worth of The mayor In hN veto ineRsaRb de clared the reHolutlun nhmild so amended aa to provide fm legalization by the legislature and that tho city ought 10 terom pensed for the outlay temporarily by levying a tax on war prollts SAILOR PLEADS GUILTY IN SPY LETTER TRIAL Parents and Newlyweds All Happy at Solution I 'I 'earn kisses prt rr tn 1 bJosslii and a nupllul knuL in Judge Adolph bust style were Mondny's Sequel to the tempPstti oijh of 7 ycHr uld Nhu ba Consurnann of SL Clair JL ightH by Jimmy Lunge MherwLe known as Giacomo Modono Tliurtuluy night Ilmmy and Nlmbti ni'ir two days in rnr other's rompaiiy and two days In of DcptHy Sher iffs arid Burman were taken to the office Monday where tiny met a complacent fa ther and a tearful mother Assist a nt rroseiutur arl Id straightened out matters and con Mamma no that prosecution would be useless "I'd have married him said Nimba kissing both parents Justice tt tho (hiptain George uiieyiio who will act uh mag istrate in Windsor police court un H1 a is appointed to nil the vacancy caused by tli death of Magistrate LeggaH re duced (iitt line drunkenness $10 The Un which has been In effect for sonic months wn I uneral services for Gordon 1 Ij'ggntt Windsor police magistral'' who dld Sunday night will he held Wednesday afternoon frnm the fam ily residence Sandwich street west Windsor Members of the pn lire force will he active pallbearers and city officials wljl act as hon orary bearers Burial will be tnnde In Windsor Grove cemetery ire of undetermined origin on Monday morning damaged tho plant of the Dominion Roofing company McDougall sticft Windsor to (he extent of 2M' gcance Hudson on a couch In ftn adjoining room remarked that Scholes's talk was a 1 1 bunk When questioned by the police Scholen said that he was struck over th head with a vase when he entered the room where Hudson was ly itig 2 Mt Hun 1 1 ibl street UM: The Kind You HaveAlwaysIBought Bears the Signature of tinil Murlb'H Qiiuh JOT'M onl and TburHiii rniiitf 7 3: 1 1 tmlt'imt'k Escanaba Mich April Dan iel Wells Detroit lumberman now serving as ambulance driver In rance was struck by a shell splin ter that injured his back and shoul I der and is now in a hospital a' cording to reccivejj here his old home uonuay HERBERT CASSON With Herbert Casson of Lon don England as the principal speaker the third annua! World's Sa lesmanshln cungreMH will open In lhe IloLl statb Wednesday after noon MeethigH will be conducted Wednesday Thursday and riday Delegates to tlie congress will be ei ertu hied at tho Bloomfield Hills Country club Saturday Abner Larned who returned from tho war will speak nt tho His topic will be Of Business During Mr business during SICK MEM snlterlnr with any Stubborn or Chrjnlo Dis ease who need the service of a Specialist SEE ME AT ONCE CONSytTATION REE I ninko a thoroiiKh examination of every case and have been very successful in tho treatment of many stubborn and lingering diseases of men where others have failed Delays are Dangerous No Disease Dies Dormant DR RENCH Specialist G1 MONROE AVE Office Hours: 10 a to 4 8 to 8 pt nu SUNDAYS: 10 a to 2 New Zoainnd will be Hm leading speaker at tlic meeting Wednesday business cmii profit ably and patriotically carry on dur Twine company Detroit I'wnrrs of property on strin tM here there pre corner To make it easv for von every bank and every bank in the city will accept your subscription before cusatlon rt conveying mail here from Sweden outsldo the proper channels pleaded guilty In the fed eral court in Brooklyn today lie will be sentenced later under the law provides a maximum pen alty otO years or fltiOOO line DETROITERWOUNDED DRIVING AMBULANCE What isCASTORIA Castoria is a harmless substihito for Castor Oil Par goi ic Props ami Sootlilnir Syrups It contains neither Opium Morphine nor other narcotic substance )'r more han thirty vears it has been in constant nse for tho relief of Constipation Wind Colic and allaying I'everishness arising therefrom and by regulating the Stomach and Bowels aids the as similation of ood givimr healthy and natural sleep Tl io The riend You can start a stake in your paying as low as $250 down according to the Gov ernment terms or you can arrange to pay on weekly Apply at any bank or branch today Musterole Works Without the Easier Quicker no sense in mixing a mess of mustard flour and water when you can easily relieve pain soreness orstiff ness withalittlc clean whiteMustcrole Musterole is made of pure oil of mustard and other helpful ingredient? combined in the form of the jneseni white ointment It takes the place of i mustard plasters and will not blLter Musterole usually gives prompt relief from sore throat bronchitis tonsil itis croup stiff neck asthma neuralgia headache congestion pleurisy: heurna tism lumbago pains and aches of the back or Joints sprains core muscle 1 bruises chilblains frosted feet colds cf the chest (it often prevents pneumonia) uuc ana ouc jars nutpuut sue jcuv ft If vou take anv stock in vour country or in your cause for sake buy a bond or two or as ninny can take before May 4 hind the lines that we held in Do you realize that the Army of Civilization needs not only your money but every ounce of moral support you can give in this crisis? Just because the Liberty Loan salesman passed you in his rounds last week A Stimulant Tonic ood for Nervous Women th bM Ib I jpj: '3 pa Ml 1 Ms? i I 111 I when ward came that he had been gixen lvae I X'iBKi hcl an Bu I will will win park wny? ill 'nMt a derlKloii lid ce htin tod dizc that Do ou bit No nmflor I 1M it tHtlnU i ic'i nt 1 Hu Dtnl rtl hf A 1st lulu lor you last rom Hu1 I fo ry Hint teo nimt If 1 that lender rmti jour poor IL I kw I I lift'd iU'hltlg Hot will Ho HO Iii I fid 1 1 1 Eu ('Ay and rmir table.

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