newmpormen were byred out, that
the trio! in M be open to wind
”Resolved That copies of this reso-
lotion be sent to the court. the Abso-
dated Press and‘ the New York and
. ,Detmit “winners.”
. . The order of Probate Judge Edward
. Command setting—last April 12 as the
6“ date for the ing on Benjamin-8.
leui Warren’s petit was seen by airs.
.' - ' porter for the World last night. it
led l
‘ was dated March 20 and referred to
...,._ _ Miss Warren as an “insane person.”
The 1mg article appeared in The citation of trial, dated a few’rdiys
_ New York World on July 4!!! can- later, referred to her as “alleged to
' 3 action brought against Miss be insanef’
Lewes Sit-ester Warren, who at one Piiflter and Club Member.
film. was a fwd?!“ of Nag-walk A' Mas Warren is a painter and inter
”was: ya. been mime that the same riot decorator. She was put in charge
06 reprimgm 2 2‘ at one time or. the decorations 'oi' the
A {mull of clubwomen in the Hotel Mark Hanna home, in Cleveland 0.
”Rio yesterday adopted result: she is a member or the New Yoxk
lions demanding the fullest publicity Olly Federation 0f Womens Clubs,
In the proceedings brought by Benin- 0‘ wh1ch tall“?! 01 “16 1950111110119
shin 3 Warren 01' Detroit Mich, to are When she also is a‘member
have his sister, Miss Louise Stiéflir 0" the Daily Food Alliance, :1 Vice
warren, declared insane and canned President of the standard Club a
11; an asylum and to have a suitable member of the women’s Press Club,
guardian of her Pram, and estate 89- the Pan and Brush Clum and Piesi-
pointed. , . . - dent of the Anierlca Fiist Society.
”-3301 0f the proceedings, which were “Mfume to her triendS; one of ex-
31981111 quietly in Detroit, and during ceptional mental ability and poise.
the past few do have been continued “35’ MN? who attended the 806‘-
tn the form 0 sposltion taking, as clal meeting in ihe Majestic yesteiday
1011M”; ”in New York. agreed that they will do everything-
Glad Tim monk-fiend. iin’ their pow er 1o prove the-sanity or
Miss Wu :1; who has: lived in New Miss Warren and to insure the spot-
”York <3“? 0!‘ that past‘ eight years, light of publicity on the present pro-
and was now is living at the Hotel needless, or othérs «that they said
”03111310111. told a leporler for the “light follow.
World, last night, that since her The trial on the brothei’ a petition,
friends had taken the step to make which has been adjourned from time:
the proceedings public she was glad to time. is set tor next Monday in
"My aflairs are in the hands of D900“
my lawyer, Ph1l1p. A” Mthlg‘h. of De-
troll." she said. 'i wll neVer go to -
an asylum. And I no} sure ihata INGOME TAXESFOR ‘
public hearing will be preferable to, , FEDERAL OFFICIALS
a secret one. " ‘
Miss Warren said that she had been-1 (0“me from P333 One) 1,
tested as to her sanity by two eminent‘ ~———- .
allenlsts of Detroit. Dr. Homer E. to report it August 19, when the
sword and Dr.“ Dale mm who House reconvenos‘.
were appointed for the purposo’h‘y 111 taxing the 30311101501110 Fed eral
the Judge of probate there. She Judge's, the committed provides legls
said. d' , . ,lation to tax eveiyrli‘édnml oniolnl ex-
, "I have copier . 1 ‘
claring me to be a sane and scrum President will pay”an income l'l
person 1 was under their observa- $24, 000 on his $75, 000 slimy. 1.
tion for ten days. and was grilled‘ The author of the plan 11.10pm m1
. thoroughly, 1 can assuie you on one tidal} is Representative. ('1ls1i,of(‘eor~
occasion 1 underwent a th‘ree-hour gin, who has insisted (11:11 high solar
slon. , ., lied officials ght not. be exempted
“Not Yet-P ved" Insane. "‘ hfliin paying a‘ tax. It w :15 said at the
“i don’t think on can blame me capital, but not verified, ihnt Presl-
when I tell you that when i received dent Wilson has been paying m in
a hill in connection with the case to- come tax, in view of tho doubt of the
day containing the WOldS 1eferring to constitutional status of the subject
me. alleged to be insane' that l W
crossed them out and wmie in 'not
yet prove11.'l may add that I paid U' 81-WILL GURTML
l>Oi’
the bin at once " 1 MORE SUPPLIES HERE.
Miss Warren is a siepdaughiei oi- —-—- 1
the late George P. Warren, of Clougi11Wal' ”“43 to Limlt Many Afllcleb
51 Warren, piano manufacturers lieu] Now Necessities
share of her stepfather“: estate was
WASHIV‘TON, . 8.——~Cu1‘tz ll- ,
about $71,000 She sdld unlit 111.», owns - 1. ' _ AT“? ‘ 1
”a! estate in Massachusetts and Con mentietuklug to supply thvelnoedsoi nr-g
necticut, but only stocks and bonds in introducing greater privailous for ”‘0
Michigan. Hen lRVlY‘EI, Mr Alciiugh,‘ Aumrlcan phonic than have been oft-
now at the Park Al’endc Hillel, could pcrlcnred at any time since the start
not be reached last nigh 'ol' the wnrure in prospect soon as a ‘
“*1 Tl res u s e
‘ Majegtic €1,112: nth‘r‘eereoll’dtlllrdwatlnlgfi result of measures which ”‘9 govern-
presen[~——‘\HSS Alice E. 10”,. lilo)” intent is taking to supply the n‘ocds 111'-
wt'lght; Mrs. Laura E. Prisk,"founder mice in France and at the some time
T the Nuilnal Fliig DRY: and MT“; establish a military force in Siberia.
Ellen Kirk Downs,‘art'crluc——had told The limitations will rcuclrmnny’arti-
. Y " "l " ll . ,
%atrl;:nl\:tlign:lf Fil3971-Ieni-vfie1flggcesh; clos and commodities which are liSied
testifying bofme the refmee in this now as necessities and essentials f0“
city in her behalf I tho civilian population.
5'” Detective F’odlowed Friend: ‘ A forerunner of these pleasumfi
Tlipy agreed they had been warned was found today in an order 07 till? Dil-
that 1110 iroceedin .1 were ‘ecrei.
' Mam", 'Downs 3:5,, we“; mu, orilles division of the War Industries
fled that, unknown to Miss Warren, Board-which granted prefe-l‘l‘edji‘lufl‘
3111111011 'nntiidlollowing m5“, girlie“: to the manufacturers of" boots . and"
at. em on , was some 1110!! ago , , , a,
‘ in 'on outline of the case; Miss Ives," shoes. ,The ””9?” is m? on in blank '
who presided at the meeting. said form 11antl here-n te1 it “m not 9 “8'
~ nesertinns that Miss Warren was corsair for the manufacturers to make
insane had becn‘ made here in individual applications for preference.
Delmlt and at her summer place in "In wool. leather and other essentials
Singltglel‘efi ‘22:?eniumgfswtmggg in the making of clothing curtailments
sentogreed with Miss lvcs that the ““151 be drastic and more “were than
assertions wet-"e “ridiculous and ul- “‘e‘lmve expected," said one 0mi‘lfll
' terly “MOUMEG‘QHFM‘CV' today. “Before very long there Will
It was added at “‘9 “199”“ that scmcely be a single staple wilds of
Miss’ Warren has a :‘gieat sense of which there is not afihortage."
homo " That she ha the ability
even 2100‘ at her own3 case ‘v‘th a Olficidls Of the \Val‘ hIduStTlES Bonral
vein of hilmot was remarked upon by are working out 1a comprehensive
interview ers who talked with hel. yrs- and edultiilile program of Which cur-
telday, and who were impressed by tallments end restrictions for the cl-
henstraightfostm way of answetlng vilian population can be made with
uesti ns and 0 her excellent mem-
q o y the minimum of discomfort and incon
ory.
Text of the Resolutions. venlence Details have not yet been
The resolutions, which were igned mddc “3°“
by the women named above. and alsloi _, ,
by Mrs Suzanne Antropus Mrs. J , .
Billihgsby. Hattie 'l‘. Darling and Cor-v “ YEARS FOR INVENT'NG sON
inne De Melosagmd which, it was so'dler DreW 90PM“ Allowance 70"
' promised, will bear mnny'no‘re signa- . Ficticloun Child
tile; 10W” pfl‘tipl'wg'in‘ New CAMP uproot, Aug. s.——Because he
or 9, were as 0 o - . y-
9103.15,. A" petition has been filed has been nettmg money frfom ill: 3:111 o,
1 in f’the probate colurt of Wayne crnment tor the support 0 a so \
county, Mich. praying that Miss does not em John Mc' 0rd, whose
Louise Streeter Warren be adjudged wife lll'es at 83 East Endnvenue Man-
intrigue and confined in an asylum; batten, has been dishonorably dis-
an I . > .
,, ‘Wlleress, We, individually and charged imm the service and 11131233;
here-rally; have known Louise Streeter N to ten years imprisonment.
fW’a‘l-ren socially; in her home and in formerly was a private in Company ‘1 .
1 hericlub lite..and have airways-found 306th Infantfy, and When that regi.
J herzacwomantot stxong‘mentul capa- o ance’he “1351,9111 here
- ‘blllti‘es and possessing the 11; best 3“,: 2:2; 2111:0121 charges
1111011001111an of emci'ency, so ooh ° 1‘ . . dh win 2
so that we conhlder her an 11111111111010 It developed he had been « ~
asst to the progressive life of New 11 monthly. allowance of :10 (or a
. our city: and "sm" The seats a fabrication.
‘fWhereas We feel that the more .
onset onlng of Miss Wairen'e sandy is 1 .
'a persecution of “Miss Warren's ‘ssnlt‘y SOME HOT avfpkiigr 0" TREES
is a persecution wholly unwsrranted, WiNCiIES‘l‘E‘ll. Vnz, August 8:~—-2\p-‘
09’2“?“- be it p.121; cnnk'nz on the trees in the. great
,“Ret'olved, That we 3° on 1ecord de- orchard legion of northern Virginia.
mending to know why this case comes ,5 one o {the 191-9ka of nature being?
within the jurisdiction of the Michigan .0315“va me ‘n Hagen.“ Suite Fuel
:courts when the rés‘pondent is a‘oitiJ «113311-1151 ésr By:- s; dfipliytng fruit
or New 01-1? and has not livedi in mm mg orchard w ‘e’f-‘e
‘l‘iig‘an {or eight years. and be it gm- régigtepea 120-31193:-
er ' wh: ch libs been the
“Resolved That we express our 83-11: actually has no “fin? bakedf;
to in {or Miss Warren and our ii ’ other growers say to tutti are being,
, encelnherasni at his“ ' ... in. 0th
loss in 'New York were secret and ‘
Their action flint? made public the Sh” is a W091“ 0: middle age and, | '
ecutlve, legislative and Judicial. . .1110 ‘
.lshe had see a. detective ‘who was portatlon as well as the supply primal *
ff platinuni finish. Miwfii £4 0.1 '
l “'
my
$1,. ‘
fl
,.
. 7-?
‘52,
11.
1'3 1.’?
' ‘ ‘75.
wit."
.
"I
raw-«2 1
i
I
.
Wandrehe Trunks
lllllfls ‘l3' s ihost'Opportune time ¢0 get a high
“ erxmdrollc trunk 00' the Will is 21117211104
4123' by day #5. ~ .
8, Litmtisl Thinks, "E '
. WW6
onTencyMets’
and“ Hampers
seem;
Road’s Linen in
‘ severalsizes; by" the
as
l
‘ bits 882 50 0052926 $60.00 25000 .
53500 $1.00 $80.00 $72.00
040200 .1; $100.00 $901061 .
E090. ‘ _l $45-00 Basement.
e1
Silver Dishes
12111031111 Burmese
j... l F01'5350 ,.
l l- 1201‘ 01101000000 Dishes, pier-0:00 pat . 1310le
7517371011 Pinion, “with handles, picrced' 1n plat.“
mm W1 2700335231
1 Hominid Trays, ’very special.
N 12011110 oroval, Guernsey linings . 1,1,1,“
‘ M ”WM’W 3+ ‘
and um Bets 1n two patterns. ’"
,' 10 lllchss, silver frames with Guernsey
lllJlll‘i,l dimerwwficsm - 1. . Y ,_ ;
:ir.
For $1. 00
901010 Plated Bugat- Baskets, regulmly priced
M10300 ; ”Elsi. .1sii.: ~ .. .
Ban Blln nines, also Sheillcid Plated, were 01. 25
1311* ,1. Main floor.
~11.
1.3,:
. lPortable Ovens
For use on blue flame or gas stoves. These 1
Fe 001 has” shoot iron, tin lined, asbestos insu-
8B .
0111 Sir lg‘itfithfidfl
Single‘ 80111111100, was $250 for $2.25
‘1' ” 03.50 03:15
1‘ . ; ' $1.00 $3.00
' Deublo burner style, was $4.00 for $3.60 '
scrim...“ 212:4 $5.00 $4.50
on Illates 111 black and nickel, 1, 2 and 3
burger sizesynt reductions.
)1 11 _ ‘ : Basemnt.
‘ .
l
‘ GasorOil' Heaters "-
If all tlib mums: concerning will come
true woollen all’bo glad of a little gas or oil heat-
or 11022100 or «mm; 7 1-
00 30% of 0‘th 111.101. iron frames,
leaded steel tanks, with ' '
33,15 ,1
” “ Sale price $7.20
Gas Heaters of iron, yd» style, ~111111.11: on.
isli. A very efi‘lcient hea TWO tines.
1* Marnie. 0400 032201
l _ ,-.;P;‘ .,1 ',.1, ‘anti
j Yelpt My meg ‘piulr caisson-1110000 ;
“330‘ ‘ ‘ 1 _
'ms, 12 inches, plain with space for monow
' handles, regular :.
1 Smnillliqwore$300fofl24it
1,
i-lt
pound 'witli envelopes
to" match. .
my 30215.
Artistic potter 3‘,
former prices $1. 7..
to $5. 50
$1.00
Former prices 75
cis. to $1. 25 =,
50 mi
Slidesfsndllluekles
More - “2-121
01.00.111.111 6001187
69 etc. 30 0113
L 0% ’ 20 c1...
3'. Hard Water map
'A ghod thing to
. have,“ especially when
,travcling about in va~
cation time.
3 large cakes
25 air.
Toilet Soaps
Buttermilk,
Oatmeal, 3 cakes _
, Glycerinc, for
v
'Almoud- 25 0119.]
Bcnzoiu,
Scarves of Msrabou
a few left at
$4.45
ColoredéDress Linens,
many shades to sc—
lcct from, 36 inches
wide, regular 89 cts. 1
for 75 cts.
Blue. Flame
Oil Stoves
The new
“Perfection" make.
0110 burner style,
$ 8.75
'l‘wo burner, $12.75
'l' 1100, 01111191351675
Basement.
Black Mohair
for dresses or suits
Fine English quali-
iv, re egular $1.23, $1.50
cud $2 00. Sale price
3120010105. and? 0150 .
_ Royal? Stripes
Nice for apprii
s]: iris-at 'vtliosmallore
and. mountains, 36
i“all?! M60.
Green and mute
Bloclt'and‘whlto‘
Old Pl‘oso‘ out! :mldte“
50 1 .
200$.” 10 13.
Very Voifecti to with 1
The Sale of Furs
1T he day will come when a fine sp‘arr
1nd big Muff oi" Skunk; Lynx, {Taupe 01'“.
Fmowill look very. inviting Also a Coat
00 Hudson Seal or Rafico‘on, Muskrat or,
other handsome for will be welcome. .i‘
Then the woman who bought 1n Au‘a‘
gust will be glad for: she will t,haVe hen.
furs, and she will have bought them who":
1055) nice.
his' IS thé week for Furs.
Dressing Tables ' '
.Very handsome speci-
mensata greats saving,
which if 0120001116110 the
kind of wood to combine
with other furnishings
will be a very tempting
purchase.
Bird’ 0 Eye Maple,
was $25. 00 for $19. 00
Mahogany,
; $55.00 “ $87.00
Famed Oak, ,
$21.00 $12.50
Serving Tables
Many of these are of
such artistic design that
they will answer for hall
tables if not needed in the
diuiugroom.
Fumed Oak, was $23. 00 now $18.00
$18 00 $14.00
$16.00 $12.50
$12.50 $ 9.75.
Solid Mahoganyfierving Tables, fitted with"
‘ drawer and under shell“, former price $40.00
5 for $29.00-
. ' . Fourth floor.
Sheatssand PlllOW Cases
One special lot of'shccts,v01‘y good muslin,
size 81 x 90 inches; speciallv pricedb for the Au-
‘ gust Sale at $1. 59
Sheets, 81 x 94, regular 81. 90 ~ for $1. 75 .
Tillow cases, 42 x 36 inches, regular 45 cts.
..
for 41 cts.
Unbleached Muslin, good weight, 36 inches
. wide, was 38 cts. for 21 cts.
. . Mull, suitable for children’s clothes and 1111-
; dcr muslius, 36 inches wide, was 30 0’03. for 25 01:3.
~ Tl1l1d floor
.- in the Shoe Shop
. Sneakers f0r Women, Children and Boys.
Most comfortable for wear in summer time \\ 1th
sports clothes. .411 ideal shoe for vacation use be
cause the rubber soles prevent one from slipping
‘nhen climbing about 111 the countr. 7
Women ’5 sizes, $1.75 and $2.00
Children ’s, \ $1.25‘ati’d $1.50
Boys, $1.75 to $2.25
' Main floor.
The Linen Section
. Regular Now
MEi'ccrized’Table~Cloths, ‘
68x68 inches, $12.25 $1 1.98
68 x 68 inches, $ 3.00 $ 2.65“
Table Cloths, linen finish, 70 x 70, _$ 4.00 $‘ 3:60
all linen,0 .. x 2 yards, $ 7. 00 S 6.00
" 2 x 21/2 yards, $12.00 $9.76
‘ ' 2x 3 yards,» . $14.75 $11.75
Napkins, .
all linen, 22-x-22inches, ‘ $10.00 $ 8.00 '
- ' ,1 221x122 inches, $11.00 $ 0.125~
‘ 24k 24 inches, $13.25 $10. 50
18 x. 18 inchcs,‘ $ 4.00 $ 3:43 1
TableD’Ta‘mask’pmer‘c’ex-ized, , -
‘ _ - 6821101120 wid‘e, . 79 cts. 091111.
‘ ‘shfinches‘wide, -1 , 89 cts. 75 cts.
Ttliléimmsk“ .
alli’lihcn’, 70 inches Wide, 81. 75 $1.50: -
_ V . $3.25 $2.75
- 1 7 union, 70 inches Wide,/$2\25‘ $1731
mi 01011: 100 as cts
y ~ ' i3189¥ct$ 75 0:5.
’ 25 01‘s. 20 as.
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