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The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1912-07-01

Moving pictures will be used by the
Cleveland lndependence Day associa-
ton to instiE patriotism in the hearts
Of children Of fcreignborn parents liv-
ing in Cleveland Commencing last
Thursday and continuing until duly I
patriotic films will be shown IN the
public libraries.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1912-07-01
The Milwaukee County Hospital
SCHOOL OR NURSES.

SCHOOL OR NURSES.
offers TO a limited number of young
women an excellent course i'm the
theory and practice of nursing
Applicants should be between the
ages of 81 and SO years, have a good
English education and be of good
moral character. Monthly cash allow
anccs after the probationary term,
Application papers and bulletin of in
formation sent ON request Address;
Milwaukee County Hospital
School for Nurses.
WAUWATOSA, WIS.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1912-07-01

Atlanta. Ca, is to have new no.
tel. II will be called "'rhe Peachtree.
tree and Ellis streets. 1t will he /!
stories in height VIII cost 100000
and to furnish it's 200 rooms 100000
will be expended.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1912-07-01

rack. survives. The late Mr. Penber-
Thy was also brother of L. II. Pen
berthy OF Houghton.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1912-07-01
Proof.
LumeAeo. RHEUMATISM.

Now if you suffer from either oi the
above ailments. and don't really think
you can get any benefits from taking
Chiropractic Adjustments.
lust speak To- Mr.. John Phillips Al
loucz. and he will inform sou what
benent he received through Chiroprsc-
tic Adjustments.
This gentleman suffered FOR years
with Lumbago. tried everythng. bu,
without success. until he came TO me.
r. JosllNG, D. c.
Graduate Chiroprsotor.
3t2 Sixth Street
Phone 6ssJ caumst
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1912-07-01

Blazers. Norfolks. Naval Blouses
Linen. white Corduroy and Repp
Skirts. j. Vivian Jr. & Co.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1912-07-01

Remember this about Fels-Naptha
F.. Soap: It's not only distinct from other
soaps in name but different in action.
Most soaps have the distinction with
out the difference.
But Fels-Naptha is different in this
it's totally new way of washing.
Fels-Naptha is the only soap that will
satisfactorily wash clothes in cool or luke
warm water, without boiling or hard
rubbing.
That's the difference
No boiling o. scalding clothes to
weaken them, no back-breaking rubbing
over nauseous hot suds
Washing done in one-half the time
with one-fourth the labor; clothes last
longer and are cleaner and sweeter than any
other method of washing will make them.
Do you prefer the different way'
You will when you've tried it.
In using Fes-Naptha Soap in Winter
for Summer, follow directions on the red
and green wrapper. -
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1912-07-01

Ladies' Linen Automobile busters.
J. Vivian Jr & Co. J
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1912-07-01

The New York Observer. "a re-
ligious weekly. famous 40 years aga
under the editorship of DR. :. Ireneus
Prime, has gone into bankruptcy. The
paper was founded as Presbyterian
publication i'm 1925
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1912-07-01
Fields Cry For Men.

There is not law work for more
than a small per cent Of these youns
men. No doubt the education and men
tai training they have had will make
them brighter men, but there are no
Jobs waiting for them, that is. for
more than small percentage Of thcnt
while the fields are crying aloud for
trained men. Housekeepers are com
planning of the cost Of living. It
would seem to be wise for our educa-
tors in their rational meetings To con
slider these problems. II might be wise
To consider about how many young
lawyers viii he needed in the next
year to take the place of the older
men who are dropping out. That could
be very easily determined Then If
the attention of this class Of students
were called To- the demand of the III =
dustries for educated men. n different
direction might be given to many
young men who seem to be drawing
their bows at venture
This applies to more than the law
yer. There are no doubt far more
young physicians, being turned out
from the educational Institutions Of
the country than there are patients for.
Wrong direction has been given to the
education of many young men. ard yet
there is nothing more difficult To-
change than the old systems of cduca-
ton.
Oversappfy' OF Doctors.
In his sixth annual report U9lD
as president. Of tbs Carnesies founda :
tion for the advancement cf teaching,
Dr. Henry :. Piitchett says:
According to. the census tables
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1912-07-01
Shetland Pony Contest.

I'd. Olson and John Grosslo are IL
the lead I'm the Shetland pony contest,
which Is being held in Lsurium IN
connection with the Carnival and
Fourth of July week. Olson has to-
ial vote 10 date Cf 6,SSl, WITH Grossip
"a close second. a little over 100 behind.
Several ether competitors are close
enough TO The readers to make Il in
tprpefinu Tho
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1912-07-01

Philadclphia's board of education
has placed expert swimmers in 10 of
the - municipal bath houses Of the
city These experts will teach swim =
ming free to all corners during the
summer season.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1912-07-01

It pays to advertise.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1912-07-01
LAURIUM
CARNIVAL SHOWS
ON HECLA STREET
EXTEND FROM FIRST STREET TO
LAKE LINDEN AVE, %
IN ALL.

The Mazeppa or Greater United
Shows Carnival company arrived In
l.aurium last evening, ever the Cop
per Range road. Immediately unload
ing was proceeded with, watched by
hundreds of people. and the various
shows were hauled tc thelg respective
locations on lIeela street.
An OF the shows, including the free
acts. are being stationed on Hecla, eX
tending from the corner Of First and
Hecla streets TO Lake Linden avenue.
There are % attraction in all. includ
ing the free acts. The company l.
said 10 have an excellent lime Of shows
and II is expected thousands of people
viii visit Laurium during the weeA
Mayor Joseph ills of the village of
i.aurium this morning issued procla-
nation calling upon the business
houses Of the town to decorate in hon
Jr OF the carnival which is TO open
this evening at o'clock with big
stree; parade. Mayer Wills requests
that those business houses which con-
aNHh''AAN hNANA oAAiAE A'i NAif Ohi III
should 60 so at once and not wait un-
til Wednesday. The midsummer car
nival will he on i'm full blast this even
ing and the sooner the decorations are
in place the better.
Not a little local interes; was CEN
tered last evening in "LHL" the great
elephant OF the Mazeppa and Greater
United Shows. The big animal proved
very useful in transporting the various
shows from the depot To the locations
selected for them. As the horses tug
ged and pulled at the wagons to climb
the steep grade near the Laurium hos
pital, the elephant vas brought TO the
rear of each wagon and at the com
mand ef the driver who was seated
ON the Dig animals shoulders. Liz
lowered her head and placed it agains;
each vehicle in turn pushing t UP LIe
grace with apparent ease.
Shetland PONY Contest
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1912-07-01

Milwaukee is discharging all old
men in It's fire and police alarm sys-
TEN and IS replacing them with young
cr men on the gcrund that sentiment
has no place in the conduct of city
businessn
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1912-07-01

II is estimated that in a swat the
fy campaign i'm Washington in thre
weeks 100000 housellies have beer
killed.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-09-28
ANOTHER S|CKLES
LETTER PUBLISHED
son OF FEDERAL GENERAL
TAKES SIDES WITH MOTHER
IN CONTROVERSY.

NEW YORK, Sept. 21.--Major-
General Daniel e. Sickles was brought
into the limelight again today through
the publication. by his son, Stanton
Sickles. OF another letter from the
aged warrior to- woman prominent
in society. alleged to have been his
affinity, during much or the twenty
seven years in which the general ane
his wife have been separated
The letter, which follows. Is al
legged by the son, to have been writ
ten. by his father to the woman in
question, While Mrs, Sicklss MAS In
Madrid in 1897. Young sickles' reason
for making public these rather init
mate documents OF his father. is be-
cause the general has given as his
reason for refusing to live with Mrs,
Sickles the presence OF son in Spain.
Mrs. Sickles and stanton Sickles. de
clare that the boy, Miguel. was the
posthumous son of a friend, and they
DENY In detail the charges OF the old
soldier.
The letter To sthe mysterious So
ciety woman, claimed to have been
z~rittea by {. General sicklex il dated
April 20 1857
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-09-28
7 oung Ambulance
Physician Acts
Own Pulomotor
BREArHE;s LIFE INTO BODY OF
NEWBORN INFANT AT BELLE
We HOSPITAL.

NEW YORK, Sept 27.--Dr, Ar
thur krija. a yoanR ambulance. Elsy-
stefan AT Bellevue hospital. brought
like back To " newborn infant. one of
"a pair of twins. by alternately breath
ing into the tiny babes mouth, and
expeiiing the air. Tor forty minutes.
The child WAS born to Mrs Haringolo
Losico. and n at appearances, was
dead when DR.. krida arrived. The
stethoscope, however. showed that the
infant sti!i lived, though It's face was
blue from asphyxiation. and il had not
cried since it's birth, a few minuates
before
No pulomotor vet made was small
enough for the case. and DR. krida
instnatiy became his own pulomotor,
breathing into his mouth and squsez-
ing the air from the tiny form. until
color returned to the babys face.
breath 70 it's lungs, and lusty scream
TO its lips For two hours and ten
minutes the young physician work
ed over the baby, and. when he re-
turned TO the hospital, fuund tf1at
supper was over. It's all In the
days work" he said and still dress-
ed threw himself ON hts bred, fail
ing almost instantly into the deep
sleep Of exhaustion
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-09-28
lO PER CENT ARE
SOCIALLY UNFIT
FAMOUS INVESTIGATION URGES
DRASTIC MEASURES IN PRE-
VENTING DEGESERACy.
MANY ARE DEFECTIVE
EXAMINATION OF SCHOOL CHILD
REN AND SEGREGATION OF
MENTALLY INFERIOR Is
ADVISED.
MANY ARE DEFECTIVE

WASHINGTON. Sept. 2T.---That 10
United States are socially unfit. con-
stituting moral drag and danger
10 the other citizens of the country,
was the somewhat startling state
ment made by Mr.. Becker Van
Wagenen. of Orange. \. j., a famous
investigator of mental degeneracy. in
the sex hygiene section of the Inter
national Hygiene and Demography
congress today.
To reduce this army of detectives.
Mr.. Van wagenen advocated the I'M
sexing of all feeble minded persons,
DIR. III. j. Goddard, of Nineland, n.
j.. showed my statistics that 2 per
cent of the school children in the
United States are feeble minded. He
advocated examination OF all school
children by a commission and segre-
cation to get control of those public
pupils who are mentally inferior
DR.. Howard A. Kelly. of Johns Hop
kins university, blamed the inertia
OF the churches for the prevalence of
the social evil, which, he said, was
worse than all the infectious diseases
put together.
De Jacques Bertillion, of France,
made the claim that alcoholics were
more susceptible to tuberculosis than
men and women who were not alco-
holics.
Nathan Strauss. the philanthropist.
urged that the pasteurizing of the
entire milk supply be made the func-
ton of the municipality.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-09-28
Pignatelli Ready
to Start Out for
Another F ortune
RECEIVERS FROM ATTEMPT AT
SUICIDE WHEN SPuRNE,D
BY MISS MARY DUKE.

PARIS, Sept 27.--Prince Pignatel-
Ii. who recently attempted suicide on
account of Miss Mary Duke, who
spurned his title, is sailing tomorrow
on La France. having overcome his
GRIEF in the new found affections of
another American heiress in whose
quest he will cross the ocean He has
evidently recouped his fortune suf-
hciently TO enable him 10 renew bis
pursuit of American heiresses as he
is sending his automobile across on
a French freighter sailing the same
day
Before departing for Havre, the
prince dispensed hospitality literally
az the Ritz, where he entertained MIR.
and Mrs. Ralph Thomas. formerly
Mrs. Frank Gould, and Phillip Lem
ontagne. Before leaving the prince
said:
Fred Sterrv has written me to
come to the Plaza. where the finest
apartment has been allotted t. me
without cost for people follow man
OF my name and prestige. But how
can | go the Plaza If don't stop at
the Ritz What would people say7 A
man of my position must consider the
effects of the most minute details as
the eyes Of the world are upon him. :"
Friends Of the prince are wondering
as to the natural OF the windfali
which has given him such SEM
blance OF wealth
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-09-28
CURRAN IS CALLED
LIAR BY WHITMAN
ALDERMAN SAYS DISTRICT At
ToRNEY ADVISED EMPLOY
MENT OF MAX sTEuR
STATEMENT IS DENIED
COUNSEL rs RUSY PREPARING FOR
TRIAL OF POLICE LIEUTENANT
BECKER TO BE CALLED
OCTOBER .TH.

NEW YORK. Sept Elm keep
ing with the precedent established by
James Creelman, president of the
civil service commission, District At
torney Whitman today called Chair
man Henry H. Curran, of the alder
manic investigating committee. IA liar
in answer TO the charge that Mr.
Whitman had recommended Max d.
Steuer as counsel for the committee.
Steuer Is counsel for former city
Chamberlain Charles II. Hyde, who Is
under indictment for bribery, and for
"Bridgey' Weber one of the Rosen,
thai informsrs.
Giving his version OF the incident,
Mr.. Whitman said:
Il recall that when Alderman Cur
ran came to my home and asked me
to make a suggestion as to the sort of
a man who would serve the commit
tee to the best advantage. I told MIR.
Curran he should seek a man like
Steuer, who had not only ability. but
a thorough knowledge of underworld
conditions. | pointed out. however,
that MFR. Steuer's connection with the
Hyde case made it impossible to con-
slider his name"
Mr.. Curran said he called on Mr.
Whitman and asked his advice In the
matter of counsel for the commit
tee.
mfr Whitman said he thought Max
D. Steuer would be a good man for us
] was very much surprised, natur-
ally, and asked him TO suggest some
other names. but he persisted in
coming back to Steuer. I asked him
what particular reason he had for
naming Steuer, but could not get a
satisfactory explanation
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-09-28
AUIOMOB|LEC[UB
WILL INVESTIGATE
ACTION OF CONSTABLE Is RE-
sARDED As GOING MUCH
roo FAR.
BARRICADE 5 ROAT
OCCUPANTS OF MOTOR TRUCK
CLAIM OBsTRJC rION IL RE-
sPo>~IBLE FOR DEATH
OF DRIVER.

Thoroughly incensed over the &C
ton of Constable Davis. who is al
legged to have placed a barricade on
the Henrico county highway. which
Is attributed by his companions as the
cause of the death of w Henry Mar
tin. chauffeur employed by the
Purity Ice Ceram company. the Rich
mond Automobile club wifi conduct
an investigation on its own account.
and will be represented at the in
quest TO be held at 10 o'clock this
morning. The club is not alone in It's
consure of the county officer. Auto
lists all over the city voice the same
sentiments. and all are apparently
agreed that the constable violated the
law himself when he placed an un-
lighted obstruction on a public high
way.
Coroner Taylor said last night that
he did not know the law on the sub
jeet, and could not therefore, rem
der an opinion. But his inquest this
morning will be thorough and detail
ed. and the legality of Constable Da-
Wis means for stopping speeding au-
toists will be inquired into. Constable
Davis will be one of the chief wit
nesses. Commonwealth Attorney
Minitree Folks will he present. and il
il expected that commonwealth At
torney Sutton, OF Henrico county, will
also be present
Hold Inquest Today.
The inquest will be held at 10
O'Clock this morning by Coroner Will
liam n. Taylor. as Martin died in the
city-at his home, 223is Venable
street. at 7 o'clock Thursday night.
1t is asserted that the front axle
OF the machine Martin was driving
broke after running into the harri-
cade set up by Constable Davis. The
machine turned upside down, throw
ing three occupants out Martin was
accompanied by c. C. Moore and
James Otey. All were more or less
hurt but Martin was fatally injured
They were picked up by a passing
automobile driven by William Minor
and were brought back to the city.
Martin was taken to the Purity Ice
Cream company's factory, where he Is
employed as chauffeur. 1t was
thought at first that he was not Sc
riously injured. He was later taken
and was afterwards taken home,
where he was treated by DR. Gay. II
was found then that his skull had
been fractured and that he was in
jured internally. All medical atten-
tfon possible was rendered, but he
succumbed.
Constable Is Summoned.
Among the most important Witness
CONTINUED on second page)
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-09-28
Twelve Sophonores
are Expelled from
N. c. University

RALEIGH. y. C., Sept. 2T--The
University OF North Carolina has
made wholesale dismissals OF stu
dents. four OF whom caused the death
of Isaac W. Rand two weeks ago.
when he fell from barrel upon
which he was compelled to stand and
dance and sing. In falling his
throat was cut and no BLEED to death.
Twelve sophomoras, convicted of
countenancing and encouraging haz-
ing without actual participation were
sent away for a year after which
they will be allowed TO return. The
four sophomores. A. c, Hatch, Ralph
Oldham, William Merriman and A c.
Stirron, stand charged with capital
offense. and will be tried at the Grim
iDal court of Orange next month.
There liz said TO be an action against
the fathers of the four sophomores
for civil damages. brought by the
Rand boys relatives.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-09-28
MYSTERIOUS WOMAN
HELD FOR LARCENY
IN NEW YORK CITY
Claims She Went From Roa-
noke Merely to Get Glimpse
of Big City
TELLS POLICE HER
HOMES IN CHICAGO
When Arraignedin Court Girl
is Forced to Part With
Valuable Cloak Claim
ed by Tradesman

NEW YORK. Sept 2T.-Frances
Hollander. the handsome young wo-
man who was arrested last night on a
charge OF larceny. and who stated
that she was the daughter OF
wealthy Chicago family, whose name
she declined to give. was proven late
today to have criminal record IN
Massachusetts,, where she Is said to
have a string of aliases. The amount
of her thefts in New York will total
several Thousand dollars.
Late this afternoon a cache of hers,
esta blished in the storeroom of the
Hotel King Edward. in West Forty
seventh street. was uncovered. and
no less than nifty expensive SILK ana
satin gowns of Fifth avenue model
ing. were recovered More OF her
stolen possessions were discovered IN
"A suitcase checked In St shanley's
Uptown restaurant, A japanese own
er of a dyeing establishment identl-
fed her as being the girl who stole
d s100 silk gown from his show Case
less than three weeks ago. When ar
ranged today. the girl shed part of
her finery In court. She had TO give
uf a SIS chspchiiIa coat.>claimed by
NC{-atcfszt,n 8 store. and uruFr II che
wore n costly white empire gown,
and a black poke bonnet. also ex-
psrsfre. She insists. however, that
aier farTffy 1--WE lit Chicago. Sire t6Ad
the following story.
MY people live in Chicago They
are very well TO do, and | have
liberal allowance. / have been stu
dent at a Catholic seminary in Bal
timore. and had intended TO return
there tomorrow to complete the last
year Of course In music and Dtera-
tare.
Il left my Chicago home early in
the summer to visit a chunl In Roam
oke, Va I've always been crazy 10
see New York. and II seemed good
opportunity. ] tried 10 get my chum
to come here with me, but she
wouldn't. so about eight weeks ago
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-09-28
Senate Committee Completes
Investigation Carried on
Two Years
MORE TESTIMONY
MAY BE ADDUCED
Chairman Certain No Ameri-
can Money Has Been Used
to Finance the Orozco
Revolution

Los ANGELES, CAL. Sept. 81
The senate subcommittee, which has
been investigating the affairs of Mex
leo for the past two years, the Pc
riod taking I'm the Madero and Oroz-
co rebellion, practically como luded
it's labors at the Hotel Alexandria to-
day, and viii In the near future sub
nit its report and recommendations
TO the senate committee on foreign
relations. The report will be A vol
luminous document and Will set forth
these three important features.
That the evidence produced before
the investigators points to the neces-
etty for the United States to intervene
IN Mexico in order that Americans
and American interests be protected
That the evidence proves conclu-
SiVely that no America money was
used In financing the Orozco rebellion
That the evidence tends to estab-
fish the claim that American funds
We're used to finance the Aladero rev.
oiutlon. and the report will point the
finger of suspicion at two large cor
porations, Positive proof Of the lat
ter, however, may not be forthcon.-
ing.
Evidence Expected.
Senator Fall will leave tomorrow
with Secretary Fred ireland for
Texas. and it Is possible tha1 while
In HI Paso en- route east additional
evidence tending to prove that Amer
lean money was used in the Ladero
revolution will be obtained. Senator
William Alden Smith the chairman.
will spend few days more in south
ern California and join Senator Fall
either in FL Paso or Washington when
the preparation of the report and its
recommendations viii be forthwith
commenced.
The committee has until January
Ath to file its report, bat the findings
will be transmitted 10 the foreign re-
iations committee with as little de-
lay as possible.
Neither Senator Smith nor Senator
Continued on second page)
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-09-28
ULSTER CAMPAIGN
COMES TO An END
oRASGEMEN WILL BE CALLED
IPoN TO sign COVENANT
AGAINST HOME RULE.
PRESS WAKES WARM
LIBERAL PAPERS Do NOT HEST
TATE TO SAN FIGHT HAS
BEEN FINANCED IN IRELAND
BY TORY GOLD

BELFAST, IRELAND, Sept, Ell
Tonight was the grand windup OF the
Ulster campaign, and Saturday the
prsngemen will be called upon TO
sign "a solemn league and covenant
against home rule" The liberal home
rule press. describing how people are
now busy insuring their plate glass
windows, ready for expected trouble.
repeats the story of how the campaign
tas been financed by Tory gold, and
how the Orange demonstrations were
worked.
The refer TO Sir Edward Carson.
the general of the unionist army with
wooden guns and toy cannon as King
Edward the eighth" The Daily
Chronicle says:
He has made it known that all
unionists are TO show the union jack
tomorrow. and his loyal. God fearing
subjects will take care that the edict
is obeyed, as nine penny union jack
will insure Ave pounds worth OF plate
glass. In the meantime it is pleas
ing to hear that adequate steps have
been taken to note down the names
and addresses OF traitors who dis
obey the nkase. They will be ade-
quately dealt with after services in
the churches and chapeIs, and, a fter
the steamer has sailed away from
Belfast for Liverpool, beggaring King
Carson and his suite.
1T is gratifying TO note that there
is little heroism left. even in Belfast
The contents bill of the Ulster guar
dian this morning reads as follows:
Sir Edward Carson's Barnum show
foot-snd moutt, disease is spreading.
Some impudcnt young scamp of a
newsboy posted one OF these on the
ratings OF the Ulster club. where it
was greeted with suppressed chuckles.
for II does not do to laugh too loud
In Belfast.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-09-28
Woman Are + ound
Gambling in Hair
Dressing arlo;rs

NEW YORK. Sept, 2T-Lad by let
ters from husbands who declared their
wives were gambling in Nine. Rays
hair dressing establishment on Second
avenue Police Inspector Cahalane. and
five men. late tonight raided the place
They caught FIVE women. well dressed
and apparently wealthy, playing poker,
while three others stood watching the
the players so fascinated that they
did not hear the approach of the off,
GERS