Detroit Free Press from Detroit, Michigan • 15

X2T3 T3 Detective ar Overalls I ') I i 4 That is a particular and important Take reason why The Detroit ree Press pro duces equally as well in the sale of a laxative Brum tablets dress suits or overalls on hand carved 1 set furniture or kitchen chairs The woman who can afford to pay $1000 cash for a diamond ring or the who can afford to pay only ten cents a i week on a $50 it makes no differ ence they both can be reached both be sold IRST through The Detroit ree Press M4 irst Newspaper Wl Hoi Weather Headaches SUSPECT ADMITS $3500 GEM HOLDUP 'ts 3 3 11 Ji start w8St 14 fl reached one of these 15309 how could it be possible then for this news paper with its circulation of 175000 daily 215000Sunday to be strictly a medium? when po been try In Detroit according to the Internal Revenue Office there are but 15309 per sons or 12 of the total population possessing incomes of $5000 or more yearly and assuming for the sake of argument that The Detroit ree Press and bungalow aprons on pork and beans and imported goose livers on full 1 it 14 Olive Peacock 83 '23 Royal Oak Sazan 18 Eglentin Gregory 18 85 Buffalo Cecelia 15300 Persons with an tincome of $5000 or more or 12 7o of total Population onmasMu Whatever there is of quality and whatever there is desirable of quantity is combined admirably in the circulation of The Detroit ree Press 4 Ex Service Men March to Lor anger ield Special to The ree Press Monroe Mich Sept 10 More than 7000 people attended the open ing Monday night ot the fifth an nual golden harvest festival under the auspices of Carl Payson Post No 60 American Legion The festival opened by a parade in which hundreds of ex service men led by the Monroe cornet band marched to Loranger field The at tendance Is expected to reach 100 000 before the festival closes at midnight Saturday The main attractions consist of an automobile show poultry exhibit and farm exhibit Arrangements for the festival are In charge of Post Commander Oli ver Golden and a committee con sisting of Edward Beck George Stoner Herbert Relelg and rank Maurer Girl Admits Holdup JVas Pure iction When you cool off suddenly and 1 when you sleep in a draft you get a Cold The natural result is Headaches Neuralgia and Sore Muscles To Stop the Headache and Work off the Cold 4 1 jdrt I Quinine ifteen thousand three hundred and nine people represent but TWELVE PER CENT of the TOTAL CITY CIR CULATION THE DETROIT REE PRESS leaving 88 going to just every day folks working men and women mechanics stenographers clerks sales men professional men business men and women salaried office employees and the but all undeniably of a more prosperous type folks who will pay 50 more for The ree Press (3 cents as against 2 cents for eveningnewspapers) because it presents alf the news IRST and accurately NEWSPAPERS having large i and commanding circula tions must depend upon numbers not entirely upon To assume that any newspaper covers any particular field where more than a million people reside is a wholly erroneous idea and one not borne out by facts It is also equally absurd to assume that any newspaper could thrive and acquire a large circulation that reached only the so called for here again the facts belie any such assumption iL 1 1 wmeh hnvAn itaXMvcra' years and can walkuces Without thnnAdraryrrinr Lt i(ff eaf feelings The Vegeta 18 and I never other a good word for it to Lim Ohio thiiCl? women who find able duties almost unbear weakness or do be slight nSW annoying symptoms I Ung31 and aDomat Vegetable for (WftafCY 011 naa many cases the symptoms by removing Mrs Haifa ex Jt 18 but ono of many Advertisement ord or a Rolls why it brings immediate returns on sealskin coats 4" I THAT DEPRESSED EELING caused by the heat is quickly 'i relieved by just one dose of Lax stive BROMO QUININE Tablets 1 not contain any harmful or habit forming drugs The box bears this signature Price 30c i Visualized for you here is the thing called how much there is of it and how small a part it plays in the distribution of any Detroit newspaper inoeea your medi zL111 you say it is 1 1 had very se vere irouoies such as women often have and could do no heavy work I was sick for sev eral years and from reading your ads I finally de cided totakeLy dia EI table Compound I am now doing my own washing Its HALL OR 1EABS Women to Know How She "uMde Well by Lydia EPink Ws Vegetable Compound lima "Indeed your medi Miss Daisy Morrow robbed her self Saturday night she admitted to Detectives Monday morning Mias Morrow who la 23 years old and lives at 288 Hendrle street reported that she was returning from Ann Arbor with 867 belonging to her employers the Pictorial Review company 18 Hodgea building when held up at Eighteenth street and the Michigan Central railroad viaduct Monday she called at the station to make a more detailed report and after questioning admitted that she had mailed the money to herself at a false address She needed the money she said to pay for 3 dress i MARRIAGE LICENSES Jack Johnson 35 Boule Sanders 32 RuomH AloCalium Hula bteaver 2L LLoyd 21: Ruby (kill ins lx rancla Walsh 57 Mary Page 27 Claude May 22: Edna Knout 25 William Walker 27 Evelyn Scott 32 BeltuMt Ireland Joseph ox 47 Mary Dyer 36 John Uylka 41 Elizabeth Ebeth 28 John Jacona 21 Edna Wei th 19 John Butler 23 Gertrude Lemrand 24 River Kuuge Trocke 31 Leatha 24 Wayland Raymond Hooker Iee 24 GlaydsEhertAbraham Roff 24 Anna Epatelhi 25Joseph Spikes 23 Tillie Beilwrlght19 rederick Bums 28 Bertha Betraas Mortimer oley 27 Blanche ilary 22 Bay City Allen oreman 43 Ora MacDonald 88 John Kolar 81 Lillian Bark 25 Joseph Glpperlcn 28 Mardelena Uruh 22 Horace LtBouf 20 lorence Miller 18 Alldtead 22 Letha Wllaun 22 Joseph Goatlry 23 River Rouge Ethel lorry 18 River Rouge Darwin Babbitt 78 Jerusha Chapman 79Grand Klver la Arthur Willis 24: Gertrude Bovrfn 18 Manin Norton 21 Eloise Rebecca Mil ler 18 Waltz Onie Coblent 23 lorence Nlfer 21 George Rhame 28 lorence Henderson "3 erdinand Gast 26 rances Armstrong rancis Aldus 22 Mildred 19 Homer Blown 43 Anna Dean 42 Bay City Clarence Toatlge 23 Ecorse Mary Tooley 23 Howard Muse 22 Ruth Spry 20 William Champkne 20 Grace Cox 19 Howard Brown 34 Clare Goheen 36 Eddie Ervins 34 Plnklo Lee 26 Curtis Redmond 23 Mildred Turner 20 Domnlck Aurora 80 Ertnlna Clavarrls 27 Washington WintersgHl 25 Eloura Wenger 21 Elmer Mass 29 Bertha Malloet 26 Amerlco Plrraml 35 Mary Boccia 35 Ernest Pearson 23 Alice Turner 19 Samuel AzuHera 34 Jesus Villegas 37 Lawrence Lemerand 21 Eleanor God frey 17 Charles 23 Eugenia Cantin 18 Charles Copeland 24: Glayds Barker 21 Harvey Scnunlm 23 lorence Skin ner 20 Herbert Van Alstyrie 22 Anna Single ton 20 Randy Miller 24: Jennie Green 22 Herbert Shaw 21 Ann Arbor Margaret Tlbbals 23 Rom Mills 25 Hazel Lightbody 26 John Darga 26 Marcella Pietrzak 24 Percy isher 37 Blanch Brown 88 Charles Jentgen 36: Anges O'Donnell 26 William Reuther 38: Aurelia Ulrich 83 Leo OiNhelfske 25 Vina Montie 19 Lin uutn urit Jay Young 35 Leo Eberhart Bronson 18 Henry Stables Htunfrkmrif David Goldberg ox VUIVM nauiu Edward Ladzlck 28: Anna Apel 29 John Eastcott 30 Highland Park Maria Chrzaszcy 35 Verne Rushlow 24 Riverview Rose Lud ga 25 Wyandotte Ed Williams Glonn 22 Allen Henry 25: Verna Hightower 21 Milton Brown 22 Wayne Ellen Higgins 20 Meldrum Smith 2X Plymouth Myrtle Seeley 20 Corbie Brown 25 Highland Park Nellie Westbrook 80 Henry Beck £9 Monona Brown 28 Haymond Boland 2C Johnson City Agnes Kelly 23 William Laalter 24 River Rouge: Sarah Mobley 2S same elix Jonea 45 Hamtramck Maggie Davis 30 Hamtramck Leslie Goodrich 25: Clara Schulz 22 George Chaundy 57 Louisa Morgan 48 Thomas Welch "2: Jennl Otto 20 Robert Willis 3S: Celia Miller 36 Lewis Bartscht 84 Huth Stewart 25 Nathan Rnner 22 Louisa Commlca 20 William Maddock 87: Ex Worthy 25 Clarence Kolb 30 Lilah McConnell 18 Caso City Mike Tator 35 Emma Goch 14 George Walter 36: VaeeHo Bapp 20 Thomas Stodola 29: Schmitt 22 Robert Dandy 35 Maud Millward 21Joseph Chandler 24 Lorena McMichael Andie Meyer 25: Marlon Hoffman 25 Thomas Mulcahy 25 Norene Kava nagh 19 Anthony Skwoarezynskl 82 Natalie Shultz 2d Arthur Kennath 29 Zoe Goethals 27 Holgar Deinzer 23 Cleo Richer 2L Cleon Oaoter 28 Lena Kleth 28 William Reed 27 Agnes MacCallum 28 Adam Wroblewski 25 Hamtramck: Anna Staslewicz 25 same William Bartlnkewics 29: Mary Waz nlak 39 Vito Bertollno 32 Vlrgllla Passalac qua 18 John Gibbons 28 Helena Nagle 26 Daniel Staples 52 Toledo Mary Wakefield 48 Arnold Pa Donald A Trlpplehom 26 Ruth er guson 24 Harold Lane 22: Gertruds Char lotte 18 Edward SquwalskL 38 Tomira Kar wleka 83 Edward Bradfield 21: Ethel Hobson 19 Teter Gsbrla 86 Mary Valaitis 23 Daniel McAfee 23 Loraine Mar guerite Go war 18 Howard Wyatt 44 Klzzle Berry 44 Harry Clements 84 Arvllla rank furt 28 Charles Graul 19? Minnie Wolff 2L Ignacy Wojcickl 2 Elizabeth Bliows 84 Jack McGloan 28 Nina Coriew 38 Thomas Dawe 24 Margaret Greet 24 William Clay 21 Eugenia Devena 19 Alvin Cooley 26: Lucille Hott 22 Carl Owens' 82 Edna Nickson 83 Carl erguson 32 Zolar Green 27 George Washington 38 Ellen wlnn 34 Clarence McLaren 23: Anna Lynch 27 Joseph Price 25 Marlon Adamski 18 Hans Staugaard 41 Anna Davidson 30 William McKeogh 22 Dorothea Wilcox ien IX Taken After Attempting to Pawn Diamond Ring John Bradford 84! Napoleon street held In connection with the 83500 jewel robbery of Tenny Blount baseball manager 1310 Gratiot avenue Is said to have con fessed Monaay nignt to Sergeants John and Wil WM HAUL JVCUIUUUU Bradford was arrested lira learned that he had Ing to sell a diamond ring similar to one taken' from Blount The ring was found on his person when he searched It was said red Jackson 28 years old who was with Bradford the time of his arrest also Is being held Jack son had no part In the holdup ac cording to Bradford who claimed that another man aided him and later made away with the greater part of the loot 7ooomioloE VET EST OPENING (WMS LEAGUE COLLAPSED Sees in World Economic reference Only Hope for UniveralPeace League ot Nations has abandoned by Its founders Walter Edge Republi New Jersey who recentlypd from urope announced rSv he would ask congress In Amber to recouHiwuu 14 economle conference as a peace to the Edge charged the league to function In theuh tMling von hv mem the rench occupationnnhr andXhe Greece Italian barely missed flam htflrtoW" Asks World Parley i bred generally oy na 1 lealousy ot prosperity In a the senator l'L5 To end war we mil st remove h1 iitously by bringing some tWJrlW to all nations The only International prosperity is0i a world economic conter tBV adjust their I shall propose such a Kence as soon as congress re as a of restorks Wyge0 declared1 that the league Jed to maintain universal bad failed Its purpose league is failing tofunc 5J continued When Ger K'r protested the occupation of many rnthlnp tfhenltaiy threatened Greece with hqCji Uzs Aniifirll nr to avert hostilities Si Arrange a settlement while the wna sat helpless to act rance and Italy were among th founders ot the league and by ihir action show the league to be th'rsc International tinal nUBStlOnS cannot control the politicalmbitions ot nations or premiers by 1 league ot nations Even the founders are deserting it They refused to throw their futures the hands ot any political or janlratlon Solution way world peace lies through the finances of each na tion A world economic conference with an agenda prepared before the nations convene Would bo the best Solution to the problem Kaoh at tending nation would be asked to bring a budget with It to be thrown onto the table for all to see fundamental basis of Inter national peace lst national pros perity A prosperous nation is happy and contented and does not think of war the business structures of all nations on a sound footing and future wars will be prohibitive Stabilize world finances remedy the Ills of world trade and commerce and you will lay the ground work for permanent International The senator declared the question of German reparations would have to be discussed If a world confer ence were summoned by the United States "The problem of German repara tions Is not he added "It Is closely related to the budgets of every nation in Europe and has provoked many ot the political ailments with which these nations are now afflicted" i xs i I Tv ED a i lx ir t' 7" 7 'V 1 111" 1" 1 'sgsasi 1 tt I 1 sa2S i ss 4 1 4 Tf 1 4 jfc sf 4 I 'r rlgg 3 1 a raw uotjs I rfa ll a.