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tlr-Mled n* if he don® fell 'h* rescu
ing himself
A HI, l-onis engineer *aw the fl«r
j.»rtii- coining over h hill straight
toward hi* engine. He ran 20U yard*
anil flopped Into a shell hoi* F'rvm
(h*r* h® watched the enemy dyna
' th*' track and attempt to smash
ih* engine by itnill«*ry hr*. Their
,h*'ll- Ml on either aid® of the lo
romotlv* -hut luckily missed it The
Hf. 1 >c*'ii.-ir»n worked hi* way to the
HHti**h 1 1 n* a. lound himself a rifle,
grabbed some ammunition and w**nt
to m tint and heavv
At* least thro* New
earn** engineer detachment ha*l fit
Identical retie* of ripericncf's.
Th* American doctors w*-re most
ly u* }j2*m* hospitals (iop** by the flr-
Inc Hit" They were under Art hut.
s*uik to their jobs.
TWO KILLED IN
RAILWAY SMASH
Pittsburgh L - ,\pi a'.ws Ditched
On Pennsylvania l.nies
Near Cony. Pa.
CORKY. Pa., Lie* . J.~~;T.ie Pitt *
burgh express on the Pittsburgh a
Allegheny divit-lou of the D* nns Ivh
nia i allroud wus aliened n*ar here
(wd;vy with <4 IDM of two live* Fran 4 i
Mat fir. of Oil Pity, the engineer, i
ami V> illiam KCkU>>, of Buffalo flr* -
man. v«*te the tletlnt*
Thru quic k working of the air- j
brnk* •» ta* passenger sescapi-d with i
a hard shaking up. Defect nr rails
v,n-. believed to be the eaus* of th.
§*g
Samaritan hospital ladies’ auxil
jary v* ill meet Monday evening, in
the Hotel Stall* r.
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Mrs. John Stoughton Newberry is
In Ctdorado Spring* where she is
visiting Mrs. Spencer Penrose
—4n
Kennedy tent. Maccabees. will
bold the annual election of officer*
Mondav evening, in West Warren
hall.
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John Ilathom, editor and publish
rr of the Providence Journal, will
be the guest of the Detroit Aih
letio club, at a dinner, Saturday
evening. Dec. S. The dinner will be
held In the gymnasium and ladh -
will be admitted to the galleries.
The New Year* eve celebration
in the Detroit Athletic club will be
gin at 10:30 o'clock. Monday even
Ine, Dec. 31. Table reservations will
be made after Wednesday, Dec, 5,
in the order in which they are re
ceived and no cancellations will he
accepted after Deo. 20.
The Chamber Uu,le society has
invited military and naval officers
and their ladies, the foreign con
aula. city and board of education
members and other officials to the j
concert of the Societe des In«»ni
inenta Ancien, to be given Wed
nesdav evening. Dec. 5. In the Hotel
Pontchartrain ballroom.
A patriotic bazaar trill be given
Friday afternoon and evening, l>ec
7, by the Northw»'*tern Woman'*
club, in Oregon hall, No. 1865 Grand
lUver-ave. Mr*. C. F. O. M**on i*
general chairman of the bazaar, and
Mrs. F. L. Silk has charge of ’he
decoration* which will be In the na
tional colora. Special entertainment
feature* will be provided The hall
and booth* will he beautifully d«*
orated. The article* placed on sale
will be for household and personal
u*e and will embrace a wtde t.t
rlety.
The Aid Rociety and the
Ladie* of the Luther league of
Holy Trinity Evangel leal Lutheran
church, will hold the annual Chris*
roa* aalf. Wedne*day afternoon and
evening. Dec. 5. in the basement nf
tb- church. The following are in
charge of Tarioua booth* K»n< %
work. Mr*. F. Teasmer. Mr*, \>ng
Jers. Mr*. Mal*chem; apron*. Mr-
Fritz, Mr*, peler; canned fruit and
♦ andy, Mrs. George Dargel, Mr* C
F Younke; grab bag, Mr*. J. War
Her
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Lantern high acnool Guild of Art*
and Craft*, will pre*ent Month
Tarkington and Harry l*eon Wll
aon’}* comedy. "The Man From
Home,” for the benefit of the *rhol
nrtdilp hind, in the school audi
torium. Friday and Saturday. IVe
21 and 22. While rehearsal* have
been In progre** for the last. two
week*, ii wa* not until Saturday
that William A. Ratlgan, faculty di
reel or" of the guild and instructor
of dramatic art and public speaking
In Eastern high, who ha* charge of
the play, received a personal letter
fr ira Mr Tarkington, granting per
no-.aion to produce the oomedv
marie famous by the acting of Wil
liam Hodge. The ca*t of charac
ter* will be a* follows: IwnWl Vo*
hies Pike, Fred Fitzgerald; Ethel
Or;«nger-Slmp*on, Lilarnay \ttix;
Horace Granger-Slmpaon, l>»t*
Tr»idell; Grand Tbike Vasili. Se\
umvr Van Honten: Ivanoff. *'*tl
flusk* . layrd liawc.a*tle, Fred
Brandt; Almeric St. Aubyn. Francis
lidc>. Counte** de Champigny,
Gotdn Rosenthal; Tjidy Creech.
Alice Mccietnont; Riblere, Edwin
M'reland Marianna, Julia Gulli
fired; Michele, Fred Rockwell
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§ There’s a
lew flavor
that ‘most
everybody
likes
S? in
POST TOASTIES
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i liman « er« ai company
Battle Cr##k Mi<higNw; roatum
Cerral c, „ Ltd . Windsor. Ontario |
New British Chief
In Mesopotamia
CjLN Sift. W R MARTHA-L
I -if V*. 11. *1 rt r„ t* :* 11 , %*»**-
iyrd« id. lair i.rurral >l.«n«lr ■« i «mi
liiun.lrr of lhr llrlllrb f#rr»» in
*lftt>pol.i ml*.
POLICE ON
TRAIL OF
AUTOISTS
Seek Pair Who Figure
In Serious Accidents
Sunday
| Twe drivers of automobiles who
i sped av.«y *fr-»r causing accidents,
: Sunda.. are bein* huntid by th** po
j lice.. They h.i\<> a lid ns* number in
lone case and no means of identifica
tion Ir. the other.
TYank Wi-tr ry nr- old
No VL* V:ii' » ni| ,nr w• •> -'tijck
and seriously hurt by an automobile
as he was crossing West Grand blvd
and the Michigan Central viaduct
He is in Cira< e hospi'al sc.ff. rfnc
from inter.ml ‘njuri* - Th>- driver
of the uiachin*' put on -peed and «ro’
away.
Mrs Kniilv For-y’h. 22 year- cld
Highland Park, was Injured at Jef
ferson and F&irvtew-av*rvhen an
automobi •in h h -a* d r vir.g
with her i usb.tnd How ard, was
struck hv nnoih*r automobile. She
was thrown to the «tr*-et.
Mr. FV*r«-Tth gave the police h
cenee No. 44,V>t» as the one which he
saw on the mnehine that struck him
The polic- r- 'ord bur* ..*i <*how rh
license bearing that nuuib*r war is
sued to P’ank Sum-on, No. 1"5
Maryland-av*
James perry, eight ye.ur- old. No
155* Rivard-it., was seriously ‘ hurt
while crossing the sireet near hls
home by an automobile driven oy
Nicola CorredettJ, of H ghland Irk
Perry sustained a broken leg andin
Jurle* to the head. He i« in Re
ceiving hospital. < or. ed* tl! nrid' 1
(statement to tl * police in which he
*aid the machine v, a* not going
faster than lo mil'.- an hour and
that h j could no* avoid th- 1 boy
Secretary Mr.Vdoo, with the a«
sistancc of the war saving* com
mittee. today v ill i it into Opera-
Mi nat on ad< tfnpaign sot
the sale of war-saving*' «*rtirt<a*e-
Cert ideates v ill be placed on -‘ale
in postofflee. bank®, railroad sta
tion*. afore* and other place- thru
on* the country
The sixty flf*h enngre-s HS--em
bles today for a session that prom
ises to equal f not to exceed in im
portance any in he hn’ory of the
nation
The first conference of rural rdu
cation and rural life to be held on
the Pacific coast under the au*pVe«
of the bureau <•( education, depart
ment of the interior, will meet today
at Chico, Cal
Mrs. I)uko Appears In
Huge War Spectacle
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ifr? tnilrr H. Oskf, (nrmrrlt
Hl«« I or<l* lln ttfilillr- tis I ’hi I nilr 1 1. M »
I* nor ut (hr \»« tork nu
*•»" «k« »r» hrlptns til nikkr *'ller»
In•»*!’* ii .iiiTf**. “Mf.ro I nii'l" |« n
• pr.-i ft.-te l.f In* hfl>( tn i-rnml l rnlral
I'ilm-f, \r \% I nrk. for n*r rrllrf.
Mr». link* npprnri M * "liit4mnlk,r.*
COLLEGE BOYS
BEAT SOLDIERS
l. of I). Win- From lump Mac
Arthur. But Waco Team
Fights Hard
Th.* fa-1 and hardy football eleven
sold I* r* - whtch ii>uro*y«*d float
ir-off ('amp M i* Arthur. Waco, Tex ,
i « .* defeated bv the I’mversiiy of
« . - I •
j sis id by a scon of 2T o 71 Th* game
1 wa- not n«>nriy so i n*- sided it* 111*
«o):.- would in*; i ,tTr. however, a
- the r *«*t tlmt 1 1-.• >ldi»*ra gained
! eonsid. raid*- mort vania on llpc
plung than *1 1 Uv- winners a»
i.>t* T lo* :• 4>» rs made most
!of tb* r -in* t-nd runs and for
wmd ita '* aii'i 'h* v w* re als«>
| favored with t:.- >rf-aks in luck
* 'i - )-., •• rle and t •
i 1,,,, rv t I » L’>iV** the Sol
. , l s •*— * 1
, t . . ~ , ls , rii rhan the col
without being The sol
uiers showed rh* ?pj- military spirit
bv fighting to the !*-' and 'ch and
, , K . • »» . n
-tarte*J fn fact. :!ie> wer»> **n the
i verg** -of ms kin k .-*n**thci touchdown
, when time was up.
Allen v* - the 'uig.'i. particular
I star foi *t>o lo*als t*n*l personally
conducted 20 of hi- team's 27 points
I oxer- accomplishing Uu flrvt touch
i down when h* -* u*m 1 the ball on hi
own 35-vard to* and ran *>s >ard
uro— ib*» army line While the
I came was enthuaiaktlcally tought it
wa- egcop l tonally clean and sp*»r*s
j manlike on b*uh sides.
The ero *d was disappointing, on!' -
about 2.50>* person- being present,
cm this account the I'niveraity «»f
, Ivroli turned <>v*-r the total re<*eip -
| to ‘he arm* fund, tho the contract
t * ailed for a split of and 4 i per
cent. The line up and summary fol
j lows.
\ OF r>. *AMP M VRTtr r.
ibauer D-K
Vo** hT . P*K"I
I Pat** >n ... . • l-*» * l .‘
j Mr* wti4)d
i Hoiran H.'i Tr<
( Kan* U <! Mev «rs
I Brennan vj H >}ev
K“ittg«ral<l t*.H Manley
Alien Kil Tj-pct-
t'.F*
SU-ore bv auart*-r* 17 3 4
r. of r 1 : r -sr
<’arn p M• < Arthur
Touchdown*--Allen , Uendr sn.
filler. Mf*Oreg r. •* * « fr -rr tou.ih
1. »n- Alien 3 in ♦. M -*;r**a*or 1 in
Ftefwrew— Lane, t’ M t'mpire -
Onorheifl, i-rlus*"*.
pc-wers At. 'tsr\ * v- *-• *•? on* 1 "*
Iminute* ■ tuti- n* f . ■ *
D --Piaula for II -■ n. K»!
r*u-r; *Jutrex- f-r Km* Jttdro ' i r
Harwood IVeCattaland for i-• •
»*m: ! f r K>nn' -mp Ms v
-~3V#Uch for vvi:. springer t r
•\Vet*ch: Oreaory f- Hanley Wal
ters fi*r Oarnner; li-- **v f r Tap; * '
Miberinjf f r ‘"lar Ward for M • •
er« Brady Potter; H*-nr:-K- n
for Ra*r*l.
HERALDS TAKE
EASY VICTORY
The Heralds easily defeated th»
Maroon football team of Toledo In
tb" l«tf«>r <-lty on Sunday fli*
score was 2.1 to 0, bn* might have
bet n much ruoie if the Heralds had
cared to extend themselves. Man
ager Roesink. Coach Marshall, Horn-
Sac! steder. Shields and Dunne
were in a taxicab driving to the
game when it collided with a tour
ing car, which was demolished arid
irw two occupants injured Th**
football players were thrown out,
but all escaped injury save Shields,
whose knee was badly bruised
Ram Stop* Football Game
Rain prevented a football contest
b«tween the marines of *he league" l
I-lanrt yard. F'hiladHphia. and the
Boston navy vard a* Cambridge,:
Saturday The postponemen* »ill
be play**! off Monday. i
Dicky Dippy’s Diary
MCviDAV «JU3T *J I WAS I HFfcPD A JOPT 3WIET VtmMC MV HAT, t S'TOOO AT I rs GLA.O TO SBE VOVI
Ll Cj*MTi a TSVCMTY C€ SIT VO*CE BEHIND ME ATTENTION. HAVE G«V6N l]P SMOKINGj"
WHICH \ had WON &LONDX |! THE <5 PE AK E WAT OLIVE’S AF A FEW REMARKS ON
FRIEND, DOTtIE DILL. ji THE W EATMEfC, ETC. JME
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Keeping I p VVith the Joneses
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Tallies
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Hick. **.
* aHi|» *,rfi»H, 14, * *in |i t ii»tf I. 11.
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|*ttt»t*iira MM 33*111 lii I 4 «*»|»
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CAMP CUSTER IS
BEATEN BY GRANT
Desperate Fmttball Tilt Isr-t
Dx Brittle < reek"*Officers,
11 to i:i
Y llt’AiiO, ltd 3 4r. on*' of the
* ov bit»« r!y fought ar 1 most hrll
| liant football game* ever seen in
• the west, the officers* team from
I Y\r; i» Grant <i«fen:*d that repi-
i Ing Yamn Custer, Haul** Creek.
Ml* . Saturday afternoon on St. l
It. -< or- ol Min’. Tow .ilk
I the clo.se of the game Yottello, of
| the Yu »r ifjin, nad an opportunity
■ tt even up the iroro by kicking goal
i ft**r Gardiner, the Indian star, for-
I incrly ol <’at lisle, had mail*' a bril-
I ham run of **;■ yard* for a tourh
down. 4 'oatcllo mi>s**d, how.vtr,
i iid th* g 4U.e * n led wl'b Grant on**
1 point i* ih*» giM»J. K'**n «t tbs' it'
i lik-ely Cusler vould hax< won by
two |»«) ; nti- bu» for a misunderstand
ing Just hi fore the Anal wM-tle
ih* Yust* r bo vs had lilt* hall do.-***
’u th« Grant goal. A held kick
would have been toinpurativelv easy
for Yi-leMo. On*' of the oflb tals
I told htm that dv re was still a min
-ite to play inn Cast* lo detern ined
-> us* i»> sec <nds of tht* time to get
i ’he ball directly in front of the goal
; p >-t- to make the kirk more < *r
’i n H<‘ mad* the play, but before
h*• could kick an olmo-t certain field
ciVil • '-h,-t|* sounded, ending th
; bs f tle
Each of th* T.ams scored two
! touchah.wns. b it Shiverick was more
forumate than Costello ,*nd kicked
i goal both tries The < normou*
; crowd, perhaps the greater' that
♦ ter -o ,i football game in Chicago,
1 witnessed one of th* v finest • \hibi
lums of it.- kind ev< played \r tn
i r"sung feature of the afternoon
w,i h -iti'.'ing of war song -by 5,
I i*(*i soid-' r- from Crmp Grant
1 K* : •,i ■ ii*- ne-up and -uni
' tnary:
■ ’A XfT* ''T C T ’ r. camp *; R ANT
t i•; n *• i: T 1 %-i, , *«*n
K r . . latlirop
- P- 'i . ill. Whitln*
S w w r * . . . ,*' Phi n k
Ke * n l»-*» . . M*('»ti*
M riwrtv L*'T F Smitii
< »*t rd *nr * !»I. . ... WcKi-dr 'iff
i -.stfll*. . 'j H H«idv
M • i|*-r R fH Wi.rtd
... I,j{. . -hiv*rtck
Laneb- ** !■'*ti ,--ch<*blrig<*r
T< u- h'lovn.* Stiiverick, Kddy. G*r
itin*-!, latng). fT <. i:« fr«<m touch
id* wn >ti,v*-ri<W 2 •'••steV*> t. Siib*tl»
; t'lt**** <~ , u«***r -f’rim*r for Miller,
t’mplre llnln*.". isle. iT*f(*r** >M*g
i*|j*ohn. xtich’gwn rlel-1 Judge-
Kn’Kii*. Kwrtmouth H***d l!ni'»n:»n -
* H*iM»rnt**s. f**h'gti. Tin e f p* rl'i-t«
FROM FOOTBALL
TO BASKETBALL
“Dutch" Thiele and “Norh" Sa< k
! -tr-der, who have just wound up an
*-\<-niful football season with the
Heralds, have been booked to s'ar
on the Y. M O. basketball quintet
this season. Ixxst season's basket
,il ;innals include the feat., of- is
pair In many Ins’snces and much i« I
e x pec ted f r*) m s h e m
Til** Y. M O. expetts to put a
frong bm-ketball team In the field
this year and present indications are
.that all expectations will he fulfilled
Tire rost**r of this year’s five has not
b**en completed, however.
Printing—(k* plat- *">»l kind -Oil
% r ),hl —1 lm-« .l«*l* Of|U,—Hutu 4SJ*i.
DETROIT TIMES
NORTHWESTERN
: NEW CH<MPII)N
, State Inter-Scholastic Lilly
Wrested From Central In
Fierce (iame
Iho intrr.M hoiaclu* state chain
plonshlp, held by (VntrAl high
school fur five v t'itrs, went to North
! western high by a margin of oiu
| point Saturday afternoon tu one ot
the most thrilling f«»<* ball matches
lover played at Goldberg hold. The
score u.t>. Xurthweatern, 7 On-
Ttal; C.
W'lth the u j>ro\;il of the athletic
board of Northwestern the L’olta
may pb*y Haverhill, Mans, high
school for the high school football
charoplom-hip of the I nite dStates.
According to t'oach Joueh. If the ap
proval ot the board la denied the
lean will be i!i>b*ndt*d.
On, down api*ce was the result
I >f th** n tilth up to the beginning oi.
I the third quarter when Vedder.
easily th* sth Lt the day. made the
f.r*t score vhi 11 * caught a put t
ftori. H'.nkerr on t.- own 20yim\i
line and ,nn the o n tth < f the ti ml
lot a touchd' »n
A imuld' terrain naw covered
and • rear he roue, hmd, red h* : play*
ling some w hat. but and *|-4 ( ’ tact
[there wa* not an idle inon.*nt from
I whistle to whistle
Tne failure ol <>nt.,i - hitherto
! almost per D-ct forward passing con *
bination is said to b< ihe earn** o.
t!u- it-ata’s fall. Three forward
ii <v>se,! failed in sui cession.
The line-up:
1 t'STKRN' OKNTI; Al
, Sworn 1 .... I*Li WmK ,ti.ua
H*nd*-r non ... I*.T Fletcher
1 . . . ;.UO H-j s-ns
Mark C l -an**
iiVi*r tli> Hcklund
Perkins . . .... K.T ..... . . )<» t «•*
Mar n It K Kresce
! V«ddei '.j It Hu kaw
jWickhsiH .. Lit M 1 'allum
[ Tanner Tl.ll. . Brrnkrr
i‘Tapir, . . K.H Schllckennieyvr
* .*■ b\ quarters (i ti 7 0-
Oentral '» 0 0 * «
Toe. t il -wns -Northwestern. Ved-
I Jet -n, ra I Hrokaw ,«..*!.« from
| t*»uch*t.„n Vadder S.ih*titut«o»i«
i V >rth w. stern S. r:nu*' n f - Perl
I in*. Ctnuil Wetsber* f.>, V
I raan. Mipmi f. r K \v
1 -nan f><r Ofdcia s Empire
V, alten. .M eft'kan Reff-e-
1 V (valiant- 'j* ■ ' *nisn ,»
| \V. stern T,m«* < f juanem—min
[ ut«a.
DEMETRAL FACES .
ITALIAN CH AMP
Pilly 1), mitral. the Gre*-K wrest
i ler. and Renalto Gardinl. popularly
regard-,1 as the Italian champion,
will grapple on the stage of the
Avenue theater Tuesday n gilt
Ihrmetral looks for the haides*
1 tussle he has had this year It hi>
bout with the kalian He is work
ing hard for this match and if he
: wins he will rurprlse many who be
liev*' the Italian Is too strong for
him The willihirncss of I*en *■ r.-. 1
to meet a foe of the , altb-r ol
tF'dinl prove* that the Ore* k i-
for any the best of it
. aiv. Indoor Golf For D A C.
fh*> l> A C Is considering the a I
v i -ability of establishing an Indoor
Full system for 'he winter In a
circular issued by the romnrme
handling the question. If is s'«ted
that the club will purchase the
n»ce«*ary outfits and ,-ng.'ge a pro
fessional. A , harge of flu wilt be
made menibe'j. fpr the «eas,,n and
ha’f-houc lessons will b** gl,en
for II
CASTOR IA
For Infants and Children
l i Use For Over 30 Years
'..ways bears _ +
rr.amxe of
STHE
TAGE
»tt ».t:>T.
Pr. m pov,-n> and obs, urt,.v to a
tiid for a r> »ai ttifor.- Is U, ours,-
-f I'l.uNiH, t-Wtrbanks latest serte* ~f
film adventure* *.,-n in the lt'g,*ni
I this w k umi<*r ttie tit »•- "iteicli .ng
f. I Ih,- Mill'll W1.,4 lb. p.tetflldet-
I t*. ti,e thr.-ne *>bje«'t» to bis cccupaiuy
j p.V'"i r tV.
begins, with tc/ughc-* himself the
st..l in . ,-n-. , '
rue iirnr.< are lai-t tn Italv and
N**w fork. .Meats. I'-nn Ins i -.U 'i,
s, h poor ,-ivik m u button fa, toty.
I 1,-srns that h- •-* the rishtful kina' -if
l-the mythical prlnclpwllf > «-f "Vtil«
g'tr 1 i ' srt<l •••ts out to r«-, -I!*+m his
I Inheiitance Hut there is , pr. t-ndsr
I t», tfie thron nstned it|a< k imrle."
! who leaie.-. ston« tinturn.-d t>. .Jo
jaw a> with \' •\ ■ * After l»,*ina threat
w f, : *' >* ' 1 It.
I by h irnp ai. I thrown into the .-anal, ,
t Mr\i, c. :n> to the irii-bi- n the
j life if a k ing Isn't evn tlv w )<•« t if is
cracked up to be and Ph, k h. n .>n to
the button fa lory and I 'sic hls
! sweetheart, who Is waiting tot Mm
‘•llea liitig for th*- Moon" is on view
! In f. n- .1 tui aft* r tbs re«Uiit! VttUdf- j
♦
OHCIiKt M.
n..1 ne l-'ur ar famous as a prl- |
I u.a dotina portrays her new,-at r->b*. ,
| that •’ an An., ptluces*. In "Tha !
1 Woman <»< 1 H vrgot, or, the Otpheum .
Ia- rear, this w . The plot unfold* '
an a- inni mn ■ old Vm- o j
| tr'u-lng t- e rimi|iii-»i of Mf>wter.<m«a'a !
kinado'i, bv the tr.v idiiif Spaniards
n a *i>lendid s* rirof spe, tacutar i
scene*
\t .<* I «r - T> tea M.-nte. iii ,t s
dAUirhfcT has , ro!,- tiiat g'.y. s ample '
• f i Mumt' ; r display of Virr talent
atni tt.e "barbaric environment gives
; tier costume m i-,p.. that reve ils a
\v- ,lti» f be welled a rid featheri"!
\'a- h e t i» f’aptatn Alvirt.l*
f.,»r love of whom Tecta betrays her
Ii n* ' ind.s -f 'I - ln*a rt< I
Hayrnofid'Hatton, as Mont-minia. Jt..-
I art JTo.«wrnrt!i ~s t’nrtet. -tnrt Waite:
lx>n« -n the top- ,-f a high priist,
<• .ntr.'-.jt- t il i:r peraotia
tiotia I "o .!•*velopment -f the pj. t
M. »a I'.irrar in The Woman ti.nl
For got** Is presented In tin orphdutn
In - onjun- 1 on v. iti,*the teguiai bill of i
_
Mil.l '■
:. -he M . . I to-a- this week
W aiUm Ttnaaeil. or l-f ltie stars ~f
ntot'on picture Silent . e whose .-.>m
ba'f "--th hard-fls -* .1 luffiana imu
n j.|e I . >:• famous, has a splendid »es.
lift for hr* talent* -n "Snap .Turtr- j
tto-nt " This n, w comedy rtratua give*
him th- r. le of a s< rape g i ace son
1-- ipprov •.1 (>f by his wealthy father, i
' r i' who nevertheless win* tlic 10-..-
»f n l -inii fuT girl with money.
• ri< «[ oi »ibU* rh»r»i't. r «.f ttie
lad In ’ ■ 11 e.j |n ht« failure to ar
r|, e s* t'>,s church in Ur, ■■ for bl
own Wertd n* l.ecajj... of a .:g fight ;
.In an alls, in which h> misert with ;
a gang .f thug* Tir.s |ft + !e i ,po
i ost him the disfavor ,<f hts *«< e<t i
s*. he g.-.e* tr. Is>ne Star. \ r to
up with th- rftuntn T- era t>*
is i latak* n f> , a n.-torlo ;■ ' *n • t
but aft-r tnan\ vlct?"!t otes he r- -■
Cl|er| I;. The (tla' O'.erV of »be ,<tU[\l
bar.rtH ant the bringing of tfr two
nt*n fa e »a face
l Ir.elude*i In the cast with Mr Ibm
*•11 are I'rancelia Hillinateti, liuP e>
t’l,*ik Arlrtah iil»» >n ivm ('..inks
t-en « fturton, Aahtt n TVarholc and
I! tth n.erdaie
tt t jr.vru
Afar' r ks .r.l - cy r
cbe. r S t the Mah 'tic screen thi*
week in "The i.itti*. Prln< h*- de
picting th*- st« r of Sarc. Cir*.
kn -w n to (b.Misanrts of rea«l«.r. of the
novela of 11r« Murnett
A more <|elg- *f. if sf. ry for M’ ■*
Pb kforrt i.*»uld not ha " t-op sou- 1
Am. *>g other f>*-et*v s-ene* are th «»
wh*-re Ht, ea, for the and us her .
hi Id • open: ns In the boarding
school, teite 'hem “Alt Raid and th* ,
Fort, Th.. . * " which fa'ry tale •
-S*. n '.fi th- recn Then there are
other '. o -1< i- * i*« in whl-h i-tara r
,-al|» '•.»lr Twist *rh>n *h" con
hd*s f. He k’ the poor little slave
that sh» hu«n • .-ii'.n -veil for »o long
*h knows ' .*• • : i#t be full of hol
low* ' A-. ain when Sara and H»-ck»
snaking d<.wns*alrs wh»re a Christ
mas cake is tr progress of tnaktrw
f r tt,*> more fort’ nate girls, th.- fw->
*, ii • <1 r'l'lk < ■ ha . to tie contented
with fjj.' smel's, f-.r th, e.ake tb-v ,
hn»" Wottld no' b<* «harr.i with them.
Added ■- gttractl ms n loje [
I t*-s i>n: r ; ~t«.'l views of Richmond, Va
M il: i! .| l< f *• a e .rredv, news
events nn-1 the Majestic or' h-s'ra on- |
der Piof J Ward Hutton's bat.*n. In
M() N I) AV , 1) K ( EMRtR 3 . 19 17.
In t. <t o o', rt ur«- and other nuiai. al
number s,
TIMS IS NO TIME
FOU l‘E ACE TALK,
ASSERTS PASTOR
'l lie R. i \u,cn Maywood, paator
jof ih* t' -ssAV,- \lc'hot) Ist church.
' took aharp issue with lam! lgtns
| down, '• iiutit. dlate | euce proposal
I tr hie Sumlnv . veiling aeriuon
“The English speaking world In
; not ready tor peace, and will not be
i until I’m *ian autocracy and mill
, flirtsni Art- overthrown," he declared,
j "The central powers, and especially
j the Geni an rulers, have proven
j themselves to he such liars that we
cannot believe them, and we cannot
trust them, and they must be beat
-1 en completely before the world can
even think of peace."
Pr. Maywood paid eloquent tribute
| in the \ M. C. A as an organita
l tion and asserted that he has found i
great comfort in the belief that il l*
growing stronger,
Reo Meeting Dec. 1R
The annual meeting ot the stock-
I holder-, of th*- Ueo Motor Car com
pany will h* held in the r< mpany't
office in tensing, Tuesday. I>ec. in,
at 2 p m The company'* balanea
sheet is of Ant: HI, la!7 v
rt nf a ■ <ets of fS.SH,. 922 t>v. and cur
rent liabilities of $2 Hk1t,821.11. Th-»
I'ortu* include Liberty t>< *nrt sub
rfptamounting to f 1 ♦>N.r*3».; o.
Gould On Duty; He
Is Sergeant Now
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CCJZFOKA L XINGt>ON GOVI?.
% •
l\lnml,>n I.diilil, rt< Hllonel r>* *rlee
llvp »rr, I rr ■wlillrr hn< been iiromul
r<l In *cr***nr,t In thr Vraflnttnl Vrmy.
lie'* »k«„n h*-rr nr, fluty *t 4 nmp
III*. V. V. M- wnn I,ln ,*r**m»t l«»,<
thru l,|n knowledge nf engineering
nn*t heeutine lie n»* * linguist anil
wen ,|,il*-k to grnnp noldlerly dllll»«
l.nnt JiiU, tknglrt aurprlned Hl*
frlritrtn anil family by hi a tnnrrlnge
tn Ml«* Annette knee I, Itultan fnver
neaa anil nrtl*t.
To Cure a C-otd tn One Day
Take LaAXATIVB KROMO QUININE
Tnt»l»’t* l>riißgi«ts refund money if
it falls to cure K W GROVE'S *ig
nature la on ef>r-h bo* 10c Adv.
13 CONVICTS
FLEE JOLIET
Men Saw Thru Three Steel
Hoorn ;uid
Kwcnpe
JOLIET, 111.. Pec. 3 Fosses aio
' purMiing Lt conv cth who escaped
from Joliet penitentiary early today.
The men, who were In solitary
confinement because of creating dts*
.11l i•Alice* 111 the ceil houses last
week, btoke out of their individual
cells ami hawed thru threw steel
doors.
Albert ilmnelli, a guard, and John
Carlson, captain of th*- night guard,
who were encountered in the cor
ridor, were beaten into uuconscloua
neaa.
Tha convicts were fired upon by
guards In two fo-vers, ns t h»- * .scaled
th - 16-foot wall near the cast gala.
Nona of them i* believed to tiav*,
been hit and they fl*-d toward tha
Illinois Michigan anal.
Most Os the men who < scaped are
behaved to b.w. he-n leaders in
tha riot and flic in th* prison sev
eral moDtha ago. Three of them
ara said to be "l fers
COMMISSION
GETS MANY TIPS
ON NEW ( HARTER
Tlie charter rev *lon commission
•n its mooting. Saturday, decided
j that in the future ad suggestions r»*
kartling the writing <>f the n* w
charter should he submitted in writ
ing. Such a flood of advice has al
' ready been given the c,minis
sinners that they are sure they
would not he able to renumber even
i a fraction fraction of it. In this
: «<-salon (Jeorge Fenk* 11. < uiipiis-ion
j **r of public works, and Mix Koch,
citv tr*’asurcr. made many sugges
tioos regai ding ihe way fh*-\ won I,*
t like to have their departments or*
ganliM.
j Commissioner Kenk'dl recoin
raerded that the chart* r authorize
the department to sweep away
T’oundnrie* so far a* street cl* til
ing Is concerned and that a blanket
• budget for the cost of tie cleaning
| 'he whole city to- employed He
i also suggested that th* term of the
mayor he extended to four veara,
1 saying that a good public works
I system could not h“ organized and
j developed in two years. >!*• also
[suggested that the department b«
i taken out of the operation of ihe
J civil service commission
Treasurer Koch suggested change*
tha’ would aimplyfy th** collection
of taxes aud also protested that the
penalty for *l* Unguents is unjust.
( H AS. \V. DAILEY
TAKEN BY DEATH
Funeral services for Charles W.
! Dailey, retired business ipan. who
died s’tddenl) of apoplexy, Sunday,
in his home. No. 44 Linen!” n\e will
he held in the residence Wednesday
ifternoon at 2 o'clock interment
will l*e In Woodmere cemetery. Th**
Rev. Raymond \f Huston, :*a-for of
'h*- Trumbull-ave l’re*«byt*.riait
church, will officiate, with Itev. \V.
T .Tscnucs. a former past.vr.
Mr Itniley came to Ib-troit. In
1572 from St Paul. Minn He was
fir-' known prominentlv k* secretary
of the Mvrtle-Grand River trolley
lin*\ before it was bold to the I>e
trnlt Fnlted railway. His father,
Joseph Dailey, was pre.sld.-nt of the
line kVillowing the sale of »h** in-
Mr. Da'lcv *>nt*'--- ‘ *
estate husines- from which ha rw
tired In IWS.
Crlatln* —the plnln nenf klnrt—thnt
t* right—lime* Job Mnln IMS,
—By Sinnott
—By 1*01)