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THE DETROIT FREE PRESS WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER 28. 1 92T LITTLE ORPHAN ANNIE: Competition PRISON METED TO EMBEZZLER KW7 CLEAN! Yean ago si out io make the beet dentifrice possible. Our chemist made count-leeserperiments. Then told us that the one thinp a dentifrice should doisto clean.

It's then produced Ribbon Dental Cream designing it to do that one thing superlatively well. It is not meditated, because the testimony of leading dental authorities to 1 1 jTJj RvWt Wtftfe. M0 KT 6w JvXS? Ton KW TOK f0 ii. a st os. sfaw Purloining of $9,700 Gets KJ- cff IS Month; 2 Saloon Keepers Sentenced.

Theodore Kaleff. former manager ef the Russell branch of the Bank ef Detroit, yesterday was sentenced to serve 15 months In the United Statea penitentiary at Leavenworth by Judge Charles C. Simons in tederal court for embezzling $9,700 of the bank's funds. A day sustains the original principle that the mm inw junction oj dentifrice ii to citan. Em.

BUY TAGS FROM STUDENTS SENIORS SELL Miss Mar) oris Joestinrs teeth esa stsnd a smile ustuual teeth, they say. But not unusual lor those vbo save used Colgate's steadily sines youth. DRUNK DRIVERS ARE SENTENCED Caatlaaea From Page One. 1928 LICENSES JOLSON AT BEST IN 'JAZZ SINGER Blackface roubador Gives Fine Perform-ance in Film at -4f 71... parkling it.

a i -7 leetn revoking the licenses of reckless drivers and urged severe jail sentences for traffic violators. "To revoke a driver's license is serious punishment," ha declared. "1 have taken this action frequently in the case of drunk drivers, and In many Instances they have come to me and begged me to reconsider my since Drama lovers who hesitate about witnessing their favorite plays when transferred to" tha screen through fear of the liberties that may have been taken with them In action, promising to swear off liquor Kaleff pleaded guilty. Hs told ths court that prior to hla employment In ths bank he had operated small print shop and had contracted debts, which ha Intended to fay with the stolen money. Admit JukrIIiik Acconsts.

His position In charge of the bank's foreign money department, as well as managing the branch fflce. gave him an opportunity, Kaleff aaid, to manipulate accounts. He Is married and Uvea at S7 Portage avenue, Highland Park. Leon Hall, It yeara old, of Romu-i, Mich, yesterday was aentenced fey Judge Simons to two years In the National Industrial School for Boys at Washington, D. for steal-tns; two automobiles.

Two companions of Hall, Edward Xstelle, 1 years old, and Edward Howard, IS. were sentenced Saturday to two years in Lavenworth. Satelle Uvea at Orleans street, and Howard In Romulus. It wen charged by the government that the boys stole a car In IVtrolt and drove it to Cincinnati, where they left It, stole another machine and returned to Detroit. Cabaret Operator Sentenced.

Two prohibition law violator received atlff sentences. Bert Modlca, alia Teabone, who admitted to the court that he has been engaged in bootlegging for the last six years, was fined 1500 and aentenced to three months In the house of correction, when he pleaded guilty to operating, a cabnret at 12511 Kerchevnl avenue, l'rohlbltlon agenta raided the place February 17. Modlca also received a $1,000 fine and a six months' prison term, to run concurrently with hie other sentences, when he and John Jarvis admitted to Judge Kimons that they had operated a snloon at 15433 Mack avenue, raided by agents June 24. Jarvla said he had sold a drink to a federal officer whom ha "thought waa all right." 15-YEAPLDGIRL FREE OF CHARGE transition need have no worry over fifth-grade dayt "Ths Jaxs Singer." in which Al Jolson Is starred by Warner and strictly observe all tramc lawa. We should have a law that would provide for the automatic revocation of the licenses of reckless drivers.

If convicted a second or third time, the licenses should be taken away from them for good. This law should be supplemented by Years from now now would you like to be Dearborn Motorists Buy Tags at Station Set Up in Mayor's Office. Motorists of Dearborn are saving themselves a lot of waiting and trouble, and at the same time doing a good turn for the seniors of the Dearborn high school, by patronizing the "license service station" established by the seniors in the office of Mayor Clyde Ford. The motor car owners have been leaving their titles or other necessary papers with the girls and boys at the "station." In a couple of days the plates are ready for them. Tho 50-cent charges for this service are being 'added to the class fund to finance a trip to Washington next spring.

Up to yesterday more than 1100 had been realised by the class, and It was said the "rush Is Just starting." The girls and boys on duty at the station are given credit in their classes for the time taken out. There have been plenty of volunteers, and nearly all of the 50 members of the class have tried their hand at this sort of salesmanship. Not only are the Dearborn villagers being taken care of by the Brothers on the silver sheet at the Madison. For ths Samson Raphael-son comedy that served George Jessel so acceptably as a stage vehicle shows an expertnesa of di I numbered among the fortunate group of If people nhose smiles will then be Just as i a statute making It a felony for anyone deprived of a license to rection and an adherence to the original story that might well attractive as they are today? Remember that a smile is a flash of teeth the brighter the teeth, the more radiant the smile. Re- -member that the brightness and soundness serve as an example tor ths movie crait in general, Coupled with the acting of Jolson.

and the wonders of the Vitapbone, in which the synchronization is so of your teeth depend largely on your dentifrice. Choose your dentifrice on the countries the world over, you will good as to suggest further interest ing developments In tha way of talk pictures, "The Jaiz Singer" pro basis of results. Follow the lead Seniors at Dearborn High school are making money for their trip to Washington next spring by running a "service station" to obtain 1928 license plates for motorists. Here is shown Miss Artis Twork delivering a set of plates to A. H.

Esper, while Frances Ochs keeps the books. The girls and boys use office space furnished by Mayor Clyde Ford. find' thousands and thousands of men and women who began using vides about all tha enjoyment that could ba hoped for within the drive a car. I. ana (ailed Inadequate.

"The number of automobiles Is Increasing from year to year and present laws are Inadequate to cope with the aituatlon. "The drunken motorist la entitled to scant consideration. Their licenses should be revoked and stiff sentences imposed. The law should give courts power also to revoke the licenses of reckless drivers. "The trouble In Detroit Is that we have outgrown present lawa.

The police are handicapped in their efforts to enforce traffic regulation. "The fact that a financial settlement has been made, should not Influence courts toward leniency in aggravated cases of reckless driving. In enme cases, where tha seniors, but farmers for miles In their licenses purchased for them. hlle struck a car driven by W. O.

Hnnlon, 1961 Omlra avenue, at Mt. of those who have already kept their teeth sound (or years. Simply adopt for your own use the dentifrice most popular among people with well-preserved teeth. The lovely set of teeth in Miss Joesting's smile, for example. Is it just accident that people who have used a cleansing dentifrice for years and years so frequently have teeth like hers? In this country, and in foreign Colgate ten, fifteen, even twenty years ago and whose teeth today are exceptionally sound and beautiful.

So, for lovely teeth for teeth that make your smile the social and business asset that it should be ask your druggist today for Colgate's. Or, if you1 prefer, try the free sample offered in the coupon. Klllott and Davison avenues, killing: Mrs. Blanche, Hill, 27, 17328 Mound avenue, and Injuring hr husband, William Hill, and Mrs. Hanlon and PENNSY TERMINAL RUMOR EXPLAINED driver Is fully cognizant of the ser two children.

A coroner's Jury found Whits re sponsible for that accident, nnd de clarod he was travelinu at an "1 1 1 rate of speed." No action was taken against him. Kill requested the prosecuting; attorney not to proceed against him, nnd Information period required for Its screening. The story of tha East Side youth who had rather be a Jusx singer in cheap saloon than fifth In a line of cantors, and who, chastised by his outraged father, went forth to win fame in the theater and be anything but welcome when hs returned as a prodigal, is given added appeal by his abandonment of his opening performance on Broadway that he might take the place in the synagogue of his father, lying at death's door, id lulled to his last sleep by the sound of bis son's voice wafted through ths open window. Jolson is every bit ths actor In this colorful narrative, so much so that one smiles at the recollection of his having run off to Europe when shown some of the photography In an earlier picture he never finished. His Jack Hobln (Jakis Kabin-owitz on the East Side) is sufficiently emotional to fit the part, and when he sings, via Vilaphone, the audiences applaud as heartily as though he was there In person.

Warner Oland is excellent as Cantor Kabinowits, May McAvoy is more than merely attractive as the girl who spur.i Jack on to success, and Eugenia Besserer furnishes an excellent characterisation as the mother. FREE was submitted that a financial set tlement hid been mnde. Colgate Company, Drpt. 595 Fifth Avenue, New York Please send ns a ssmple. iousness of his act and has volunteered to settle with the victims, this tact is considered.

Complaining witnesses are reluctant about testifying in such cases, and convictions ara difficult." Many Pedestrians Careless. Judge Christopher E. Stein said he had recently discussed with the traffla commission the desirability of revoking the licenses of reckless drivers and other legislation looking to a solution of the problem. Judge Donald B. Van Zile said hs Prosecuting Attorney Robert Toms said yesterday that it was the policy of hla office not to proflfcuto where a settlement hud bctm made.

After questioning- White and several witnesses of the Gordon accident. Assisting Prosecuting At HUNDREDS JOIN IN SEARCH FOR LOST HUNTERS 2 Planes Skim Low Over Area Where Youths Are Believed to Be. Chicago, Dec. 27. (A.

Two young duck hunters apparently lost in the north shore Skokie Valley district today, were the object of a concerted search with two airplanes, 100 Boy Scouts, a coast guard crew and police taking part. The young hunters, Robert 'as, 14 yesrs old, and Alexander Malt-land, 26, left home yesterday morning after breakfast with the intention of not staying away long. Their continued absence alarmed their families snd the search was begun in earnest when they failed to return overnight. The airplanes were employed by August de Clercque, construction superintendent of the Commonwealth Edison company for whom Maltland worked. They have been flying low over the territory throughout the day seeking a trace of the lost hunters.

Coast guardsmen plied alontthe lake shore but found no evidence showing the youths had fallen through the Ice or been stranded In a boat. Father, Alleged to Have Tried Bribery, Held, However. Chargea of violating the prohibition brought against lS-year-eld Isabelle HolTer were dismissed yesterday by United States Commissioner J. Stanley Hurd, at the request of the district attorney's office, but her father, Fred, was held hy the government. In 11,000 bond, for examination January 14.

The Hofler girl waa arrested at 1426 Brush street early in December, when Patrolman Fred Stewart reported that she had sold him a bottle of gin for At the time of the raid, the girl's father, said to be proprietor of the place, waa out, but returned ahortly afterward, and, according to the officers, offered them tl00 to release his daughter and leava $15,000 stock liquor Intact torney Lewis J. Weitxman ordered had had little experience in handling an Inquest held. White la 48 years old, and lives at 17500 Farkside avenue. traffic cases, but that he approved the proposal to revoke the licenses of reckless drivers and to make drunk driving a felony. "Much can be done by education," Free Press Want Ads Bring Results! Mrs.

Gordon was supervisor of private switchboard exchangees for the Michigan Bell Telephone company. She served In Krance during he aaid. "We find In most of the cases that the pedestrian Is careless, rather than the driver. Every the war as an operator tor the army signal corps. Dramks Face Court.

one who drives a car knows that he has to be constantly on guard for fear of running down people who Gal A total of 28 alleged drunk driv ihuwtrtter? norma era all arrested during the holidays and held in Jail until court opened 'Abducted' Girl Returns Home yesterday appeared before Judge are careless crossing streets. "We could reduce our auto death toll by providing raised aafety zones, replacing the unprotected zones, which arc a menace." Two Killed by On Man. McKay Sklllman. Nineteen were convicted and received straight to the house of correction, Purchase of General Motors Building Deemed Unlikely. The persistent rumor that the Pennsylvania railroad proposed to buy the General Motors building, between Seeord and Cass on West Grand boulevard, and convert it Into a Detroit terminal by use of the tracks one block north, was given another setback yesterday.

Ever since plans for the new Fisher building, across Grand boulevard, have been before the public eye, whisper of negotiations for the sale of the General Motors building has been heard In Detroit clubs. But during those months nothing has happened to dignify the chatter and give it a material foundation. "Just look at the idea from a common sense standpoint," came a suggestion from an authoritative source. "If the Pennsylvania were to buy the General Motors building a young fortune would have to be spent for the development of the property for terminal purposes." In this connection, It Is Interesting to remember that the financial statements of the General Motors, the Fishers and the Pennsylvania railroad give a larger meaning to "a young fortune" than ths expression ordinarily commands. "Development of othtr property for terminal purpones, of course, would cost a huge amount," it was further pointed out, "but the total expenditure adjacent to present holdings of the Pennsylvania would in no sense parallel the requirement In the vicinity of the General Motors building." It has been known for months that the Pennsylvania contemplates high expenditures In Detroit and vicinity In an effort to obtain a larger eriare of the automobile and other freight shipments from here.

It was comparatively only a few months ago when W. W. Atterbury, president of the Pennsylvania, and other oftlclnls of the system met with banklnir end Industrial leaders of the city at a dinner In the Detroit Athletic club. The Intention of the Pennsylvania to develop Its connections Into Detroit and lta yard and terminal facilities here were mads plain. ranging from five to days.

Two were acquitted, three pleaded not guilty Rnd demanded jury trials and In view of tha agitation for Improvement in the situation, much Interest centers In the Inquest Into Out cases against two were adjourn cd until tomorrow. tieorge Hebe, 45 years old, 3215 Wight street, proprietor of a res the death of Miss Gordon. She was run down and killed, while waiting for a street car, at Hamilton and Police were informed yesterday that Kllsabeth Massattc, 16 yeara old. 8185 West Lafayette boulevard, who was reported Kidnuped Monday night, had returned to her home, telling her pHrents that she hud passed the night with a friend. Miss Maszatlc disappeared from the Pen-Insular hall, West Jefferson and West End avenues, where she was attending a Christmas dance.

taurant, who waa Involved In two Kendall avenues, on December 8. accidents Christmas eve, drew SO dav and a fine of (100. It was the second fatal automobile accident In which White figured dur 4 ii i i Other sentences follow: Mike Ilablch, 42 years old. 13(17 Orleans ing the year. On April his automo- street.

10 daya; Frank Ohemmicki 26 years old. 1957 Willis avenue west 10 days: Emanuel Leslie, 30 years old, AlrDougall avenue, 10 and tried to escape Its path. One, who kept on running, was not struck, but Meda attempted to turn back and wus knocked down before she could regain the curb. Misa Goethals waa released to make a statement to the prosecutor today. Ernest Snook, 67 yeara old, 45 Peterboro street, whs struck at Broadway and John R.

street by a machine driven by Morris Prince, 32 years old, 2708 Elmhurst avenue. Hecelving hospital attendants said Snook bad suffered a compound fracture of the left leg, a fractured right arm and possibly a fractured skull. After making a atatement at tho accident investigation bureau. Prince was pleased to make another statement today at the prosecutor's office. -yfeglEWtffsl lfTHSassSSSHIMliillMt days; Cecil Kievers, 26 years old 12108 Second boulevard.

15 days: Young Women May Combine Courses inBusiness Gilbert Francis. 24 yeara old, 7518 John R. street, 15 daw; Karl Fleischer, 12 years old 3915 Ken with sington road, 20 days; Koun Watson. 27 years old, address 45 days: Kobert Crebo, 85 years old, Bedford. 10 days; John Wlrhal, 82 yeara old, 17178 Caldwell avenue, 30 days; Anthony Kapusnlck, 33 yeara WintermFlorida old, J1Z Clcotte avenue, 30 days Aged Victim IHes.

Mrs. Barbara Stoll, 74 years old, 4818 Baldwin avenue, died In St. Joseph's Mercy hospital last night of injuries suffered November 3. when she was struck hy an automobile driven by Cornelius Henrls, 47 and Martin Pxedsenskl, 40 years old, 2721 Rvallne avenue, Ham-tratnek, 10 days: Rod urn Anderson, 21 years old. Kussell street, 20 dnys; Jlarney Grossman, 24 years old, 2629 Warren avenue east, 20 days; John Held, 41 years old, 32 Kason avenue, Hlahland Park, 30 1 at years old, 4445 Sheridan avenue, Gratiot and Sheridan avenues.

Go via the beautiful days; Frand borenson, 24 years old, 1 7 1 l-othron avenue. 10 days: F. PONTIAC HIGH SCHOOL GIVES HONORS TO 127 Special to The Free Press. Pontlac. Dec.

27. Principal Frank J. Dufraln today announced the honor list for Pontiao Central high school, for the third school period. There are 127 names. Including 50 for session room 216.

which led the four groups by a wide margin. Sherman, 89 years old 3125 Tyler avenue, 6 days; vuuiam Brass, si vem-fl old. 426,1 Cass avenue. 5 days, and Stanley Wrolllewskl, 38 years SOJOURNERS CLUB INSTALLS OFFICERS old, 392 Caely avenue, a days. Autolat Jailed for 80 Days.

Ravmond Cassldv. 9814 Deaulndre RARE opportunity is offered by Mrs. Roger W. rtnf Babson to a few selected girls to spend from January to April in Florida studying the fundamentals of business, purchasing and investing. The total cost need not exceed that of staying at a first class hotel.

This is a wonderful chance for girls who wish to avoid the bad northern climate tnd yet use their time in preparation for future responsibilities. The course msy be completed in four months; it is under the direction of Mr. Austin H. Fittz, Head of Finance at the Babson Institute of Babson Park, Massachusetts; and a diploma will be given at the close to those completing the required work. Combined with the course will be special recreational features consisting of golf, tennis, boating, swimming and riding.

For particulars, wire WEBBER COLLEGE Babson Park. Florida FOUNDED BY MRS. ROGER W. BABSON Gulf Coast street, waa committed to Jail for 60 days yesteraav wnen ne lauea to pay a fine of 875 imposed on him by Justice of the Peace Leo G. Kr-wlck, of Humtramck, for drunk drlvlns.

As witnesses against Marosich, of. Milford, failed li apoear when he was caned to See New Orleans, Texas, Mexico at no additional cost answer charges of drunk driving, Justice Karwlck ordered his release. Col. Pickert Inaugurated as President for 1928. Tha Detroit Chapter of tha Sojourners club Inaugurated Its 1928 officers at a luncheon In the Book-Cadillac hotel yesterday.

Colonel Heinrlch A. Pickert was Installed as president; Lieutenant A. G. Crandall, first vice-president; Lieutenant Volney Wortman, second vice-president; Lieutenant Franklin Knock, third vice-president; Lieutenant John E. Pokorny, fourth vice-president: Lieutenant Edwin S.

Am berg, secretary, and Lieutenant Peter Kotro, 11651 Joseph Campau avenue, and Theodore zvibki. idso Maxwell svenue, sre to face Justice Karwlck today on charges or drunk driving. Paul Conda, 40 years old, 117 Russell street, was held by High land Park police last night on chaige of reckless driving because Commander M. R. Wortley, of a collision Between t.onoa a auto-Trobile and one driven by Mrs, The Detroit Sojourners meet averv I'hlllB E.

Moody, 824 Oladstone Tuesday. Dr. Frederick T. Perry will address next week's meeting. Dr.

i. enue, at LaBelle and Third ave hues. 1 Mrs. Moody's brother, Elbert jerry just returnea rrom a trip during which he visited most of the European countries. Rev.

Dr. Stowell, who was sitting In the fiont seat with her. was the only aa0Wfat. "W7E believe you will like this route to California. The time en route is about the same.

The cost is no more and, as you go through the South and Southwest, you enjoy warm weather all the way. Between Cincinnati and New Orleans you pass through Louisville, Nashville, Birmingham, Montgomery, Mobile and other leading Southern cities. The beautiful Gulf Coast, compared Dy world travelers with the Mediterranean Riviera, is traversed for nearly its entire length tnd wonderful vistas of sky and water are obtained. Old-world New Orleans, thriving Houston, historic San Antonio and EI Paso (Juarez, across the International Bridge), Roosevelt Dam, Carriso Gorge, Salton Sea, Casa Grande Ruins, and other scenic wonders, capture your interest in succession. FINEST TRAINS ALL THE WAY Sherwood Eddy has been Invited to address the club In the near future.

person hurt in the collision. His bead struck Mrs. Moody's and It ftared his skull may ba fractured. Two Are Hurt Mrs. Moody's husband.

Vr. Philip Ktmmuk StrOrlm. IB Moody, and his brother, Paul, were passengers In the rear seat but were In Bus Crash unhurt. Several Others Iajurrd. According to information received Changing Your Address? Looking for a convenient, comfortable place to live? New Year's is a good time to make it "the Fairbaim." Quiet location close to downtown.

Large, warm rooms, gcod food, and moderate rates. Siatl earn, ni WMy DuM, 111 anW fit Daily, $10 ta Meda Burretto, 10 years old, 4.16 from Elkhart. Indiana, a motur bus Tit Vanaaf GlfQo4. owned by the Ni-Sun Bus company of Detroit and traveling from Chicago to Detroit, was forced into a ditch near Elkhart Monday afternoon, Injuring two Detroit men. ThtSkWt.

Isaac Brinln, who suffered a fracture stop-overs are given. Our undersigned represent tative will give you further information. A feature of this route is the unsurpassed train service and equipment. The Pan-American, between Gnciniuti, Louisville and New Orleans, is Falrvtew avenue, waa struck by a car driven by Georginla Goethals, 85 years old, 3910 Hellevue avenue, yesterday. The accident occurred st East Warren and LeMay avenues.

At Receiving hospital Jt Is said the little girl had suffered Internal injuries. Miss Goethals, according to the story she told at the police accident investigation bureau, was driving in East Warren avenue when two girls darted from behind a parked car. Both saw the oncoming machine New Year's Eve ''llllllllMlllllllllllllilllllllllllllllllllllllllllllir Hotel Fort Shelby 9 P. M. to 3 A.

M. A Program Full of Diverting Fmatwt Souvtniri tor tho Laditt of his right leg, and John Silkox, who sustained a broken left knae. Both men were taken to an Elkhart hospital. a R. at Columbia At ths offices of the bus com an all-Pullman train, de luxe in every respect.

Connects with fine Western trains at New Orleans. Extra fare is not charged cn any train and liberal pany, 542 Grand River avenue, it was said yesterday that the accident H. E. PORTER. Trm.

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The bus was damaged when a tw 10 a Person LOUISVILLE NASHVILLE by six-inch plank. from a fence was HOTEL ForADToilet Purposes RESERVATIONS NOW forced through the radiator. Another bus brought the passengers to Detroit, after a'delsy of half sn hour. Ths damaged bus was driven by A r. cs i ijMS.

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