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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-02-16

i'm tow of the George w. Pride early in
the past week, when she was cut throuc ID
by ice. That she was sinking was di
covered from the tugboat. and Ia keep
WAS showed ont on the mud bank.
The services of the tug Pride aud one
of the sand-diseing machines of her OWL
crs to pump the lighter out were neces
sary i'm order To get her aflost and ia
condition to take to the Eastern branch
and they were several hours upon tin"
work This is the only accident due To
the ice reported OF the river SO far this
season.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-02-16
LARGE LIGHTER FLOATED.
Only River Accident Due to Ice Re-
ported This Season.

After having lain for several days full
of water on the flats between the Rail-
road and Highway brides across the Nir
ginia channel. large lighter belonging
to the Potomac Sand and Gravel Com
pany has been raised and taken TO the
wharf Of her owners on the Eastern
branch TO be repaired The launch it is
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-02-16

of the caliber of the mayor OF Baltimore
is lust what the state needs in the United
States Senate at the present time.
The contest for the short term appears
to have been lost in the shuttle for the
past week The Lee forces have been
uncommunicatiYe as a dumb man, and
EVEN at that the Talbot adherents have
been somewhat quieter.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-02-16
Board Will Hold Milk Hearing.

The pure food board has taken mp the
question of the composition and labelling
of cvaporated milk Before regulation
are promulgated for the requirements or
the government the board will hold "A
hearing February 26. at which all persons
interested may state their views.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-02-16
Indians to Participate.

One Of the features of this division will
be a. band Of American Indians. dressed
in the costume OF their ancestors. Nearly
a hundred huntsmen. in pink coats of the
hunting field, all members Of the hunt
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-01

his home in this city. after a short
visit in Chicago.
Miss Ruth Peabody. Of the Island.
Will rave Monday for an extended
Visit with friends in Pittsburgh.
Miss Margaret Whitman. ~ East
Liverpool. is the guest Of friends on
Chapline street.
Miss Freda NanHorn. Of -. Glars
vile, visited friends In the city yes
terday.
/ \ Morrison. % Pittsburgh. was "A
business visitor ~ thu CITY Yesterday.
MIR. and Mrs. =, J. COREY. Of Fana-
ma. who have been visiting Mrs. ".
\. RlaNe. or ll3i2 Sixteenth street. will
leave today for PunNsu'awnev. Pa.
Mrs. Blake will accompany them for "A
short visit.
Miss Bertha blake nurse IN the IT.
Clair Hospital. ~ columbus. left last
night after spending . two weeks va
cation with re.a'i,es r. this city.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-01
Lawn Fe,e a, monumen, pIae.

The fete given on the lawn AZ Mon.
ufnent Place. Thursday by
M Jane Pryor Guild OF -. PauI's p
r church was a decided success. both
financially and socially The lawn was
beautifully lighted With Japanese Ian
terms. and all evening a number OF
IN" young ladies'. in foreign costumes.
"eT" among the guests 10 sell flowers
ana q Ice cream ana cake
Mere sold. and an evening guests
called and partoOi 90 rho da~licacies
%" program included numbers rem.
nrred b, he pupils from the Lima
tt"nnlg sherman School o. Expression
MISS carmen Nogiey. he infant imp.r.
S"ra'or. pleased the audience with in.
i'reSiinE selections She g. A little
wonder Miss Adelaide sherman and
Mss Mary Early we're seen in FOL,
~" dancing and panrmime Miss
i'"na Ffuus' post graduate. reclt.d
IN German dialect sketches from Rim
Van Niukl" Ms icr-ha Minor gaya
q comedy sketch Diners APPEARED in
ih" program Miss Alice Wilkinson
sang and Miss Edith Edmuudson vas
The pianist. MI evening some one AN.
peared onihe program and held the
attention of the many who called
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-01
BETHANY COLLEGE:
rrsad.nt THOMAS z. oRANBLET. IL D, bethany. w.. Va

wood instead Tho similarity In the
sound Of the name led 10 the mistake.
The torty-seCond Anniversary of
tho - Alphonsus society will boz Cele
tratrd Monday afternoon and evening
on the state fair grounds Bachman's
orchestra will render music through
u the day and q fue program has
been arranged.
The end n 'he bod carriers
isrike has resulted iu scores % labor.
ers returning 20 work and by the first
~ the we.E afai-s 90 building circles
will be- iostorcd 90 normal order
Hon Louis H-nno't. az Weston.
suggested a. e Democrat candidate
to congress from this district. was in
the city Yesterday comforting Uith
leaders 90 HIS party or The outlook.
tie declares that he has received
many importations 90 enter the race.
Fred Frazier and Louis BuchVa aid
left yesterday for Pi%nchtovu.O where
hey will rejoiu their comrades A. the
fishing amp hat has been established
in The Muskingum VALLEY
The work 81 Installing tho Cots
indeNirE system Boo the office ~ the
county clerk was completed Yesterday.
Tho ucW system will be- examined hy
a committee AZ attorneys today.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-01
| About People
Movements Of individuals to and
erom the City.

Miss Clara Mack - registered at
the WAY side Inn for a few weeks.
Mrs. Dr. Linz and children will go
out TO the Wayside Inn. C~olerain. to-
day. TO spend a few weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Schmeichel and
children will go To Morsantown. whore
they will make their future home.
William r. Keyser. who has been
spending his vacation Nth his grand
father AZ West Finley. Pa. will Re-
turn home SUNDAY
Charles T.. Reed. former collector %
customs. leaves to-day for Phiiadcl-
phia. where Dee viii meet his daughter.
Miss Nellie. and from tEri. Will ~ 20
atlantic cry Zoo spend a week. The
trip viii continue TO Massachusetts.
20 visit a. Mr. Reeds former home.
Miss Gertrude spur. az Glendale.
returned today from canada. where
she enjoyed am extended visit. she
was accompanied home hy Miss Mae
Spur. Who i~ e teacher 10 the Iu-
minlor Norma. Manitoba
Miss Eta Gray hes returned jo her
home a. Marietta. after "a visit with
Miss Lulu Hart.
Miss Hazel Smith ard Miss Ethel
Thurbur. oi Noeth Wheeling. have
been attending -he summer term al:
school ~ Noreautowu echoo.
! r. Catlett. % Clar&sburs. Is a
business visitor in rho city
J.. j Stidcor. ~ Cameron. IS a bust
ness visitor In ~. ci'y
Miss Pauline S.ifcr' D., spending her
vacation as 70 rue-' ~ Miss Ella How.
ard. 81 Ciar1>burg
Miss Addie Hawkins. ~ the Island.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-01
NEWS BRIEFS

AT ~" regular session ~ the II
commi-sioncrs Yesterday morning
'i" reports 81 road supervisors we're
considered and bin were audited M
regular session pfu Do hold today
Pm fh" roads ~ Liberty district viii
BE- inspected
iudE" AI.r Robin on. Of The Grim.
maj r"ur' Nill leave This morning for
q 'ara'io1 which hc Uill st~rI a. Al.
.thlir 'ift and other eastern resorts
o." VIII o. Epu" about fhroe weeks
Knight TcmplarS o.. This slty are
making elaborate arrangements 10 AZ.
i'ud fh" annual crrcl4vc ~ tho or
fduifa'iDn u" Doe held i1 .n,e- du-
IiE September About twenty VIII az.
TEND from This civ AMI viii make the
.fip on 70 special train from Colum
bus
on" reduction a allowed D., tho
hoard of Equalization and Rc,ies
''efHat Tn" as.c--mnuf or prom.
'rit holorgirr fu Mre Aihc Make ON
south Huron street was reduced $500
Ih" business interests of Stoubou
500" ar" said 20 be- jealous of the
transportation facilities enjoyed D.,
"He"line shippers and receivers and
To-" iakir. 100 Tho matte az b.,fe-ipg
ih"Ir railroad connections
Ih" Washington. rt. " a. A
WHhiut Arrangement. f1 cpnduc,
H summer camp fhi- tsir NJ Bcfhe-da
DO 1911 Do" known as Camp Arthur
W tu'''ry after their eNi,ienf
isIler
The choir OF WcsIes " D. church
v'U r.'o % moonlight excursion n.x,
Monday evening uu tho steamer Io,
Fowler
Th" mir workers nrourhoYt this
section ar" suffering frrrihl, from me
n'f' or OBJ" past two weeks uu-.rp
ct'rf fl-p many ~ Thorn AFRO com
p'Iled 'D Jos IN being unable to on
'r" OBJ" rumhiucd beat of furnace and
our
Th" Industrial Workors of the y
VI g. a hold their veekl, .hop meet
inc at % Wheeling Mold a FoIplr,
company so ffrdat at noon
Work la- h'fuu ON fhn tearing
"n''u OF .l' memorial arch erected hs
OBJ" .ehooI children OF Wes' Nirrinlt
i"r fhr -rWi centennial celebration 40
'H" corner az Twelfth and Market
street.
Co.'s sun vne o. Do. Sun ,,lde
500" circuit va- ir town scstcfda, on
iutInrft accompanied ht sc,erlf of
h family ard friends
III" in0n loot ttor, bridge which
VAS announced to BE- built 900 Rem
wood o. to BE- constructed a. Glen
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-01
McGhec-ReHroad

\ pretty wedding was solemuizpd
"Wednesday afternoon at the home OF
Mrs. Emile Rexroad. OF Parkersburg.
when her daughter. Miss Perla Mar.
euerite Rexroad. became the bride of
Nj. Archie Lawrence McGhee. ~
Wheeling. The home vas prettil;
decorated for the wedding and there
were a number Of out of town CUES :
PRESENT
Miss Mary Martin. cousin of the
bride MAS the maid OF honor and
wore old rose Charmeuse. Miss Elu..
McGhee. cousin OF the groom was 'na
flower girl. The bride was becoming.
" go~ned IN white wolfe trimmed
with princesses lace. Rev. Mr.. Foo;n.
OF Williamstown performed the c-~e.
mony. during which Miss Martin
played. 20. Promise Me"
Following The wedding a luucn.,n
vas served and dispensing hospitality
IN the dining room were Mrs.. y &.
Chadwick. OF Huntington Miss Mar.
Earet Baker. Following a trip along
the Great Lakes Mr. and Mrs. Nc
Ghee will be AT home I'm this city
b groom Is the son OF Mr. and Ms.
Alexander McGhee. OF Baltimore. aal
a progressive young man. being man.
HEer OF the knowlton Uanderine COM
pany with headquarters I'm This c.'@.
The folloWing are the cards received
IN the city.
Mrs. Emile c. ReNroad
the marriage OF her daughter
P~rld Marguerite
-
NJ Archie Lawrence NtGihec
on Tesday fulv tlfrtfeth
nincfeer tundrei ana thirteen.
HarkerstHFG. " Va
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-01
NEAR PANIC
Caused AZ Martins Ferry Carnival
asst Night When Section Of
Seats Collapsed.

\ near panic was caused a. the
Martins Ferry carniva. last night when
a section ~ seats ~ one of the shows
gave way and crashed - the ground.
p!ltnE about loo spectators Of tho
SHOW IN a heap Mrs George Saver.
~ sixth and Walnut streets. Martins
Ferry. who was sitting near The bot.
tom ~ 'he section. vas crushed be-
neat hthe mass of humanity and sus.
tanned 20 broken ankle. while three
small boys sustained bad bruises.
Several women tainted. and II was
some" time before the excitement died
down
Mrs. Sayrr. who was rendered IN.
conscious. was removed 20 her home.
wher" me fracture 20 her ankle was
reduced A. % iate hour last night she
was resting easily
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-01
FRECKLE-FACE
Sun and Wind Bring Out Ugly Spots.
How 10 Remove Easily.

Here's a chance. Miss Freck!e-facp.
TO try a remedy for freckles with the
guarantee % a reliable dealer hat Il
will not cost YOU a penny unless II re-
moves the freCkles: while u II does
give. ro'I a clear complexion the tx
pense is trifinC
Simply ge' an ounce % othinA
double strensth from r. ~ Rau. and a
few applications should show you how
easy il is 10 rid yourself % the homely
freckl"s and get a beautiful complex.
ion. Rarely Is more than one ounce
needed for The worst case.
Be sure 20 ask Tho druggist for The
double strength othine as this Is the
prescription sold under guarantee o,
money back II II fails 30 remove
freckles
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-01
WORK OF
WOMEN

The women OF chicago have work.
hard TO keep Mrs. Ella Flagg Young As
super ntsndent Of schools. A mas
meeting was held and a petition signed
ID all the Womans' Clubs OF the city.
Tn. members OF the various clubs made
the following resolution
z.rH Hp.fsS, asnwsy, ara sroup on si,
Airs loung's resignation as head OF the
chicago public school system. we pro-
Young We are los NIX our most valuabis
asset from the school system OF Chi
css2; which under the wise management
OF AIRS. Young has received national re-
Coguitlou tor efficiency. The eyes OF
the war have been on Mrs. Young and
she has became internationally known
~ the greatest woman educator in the
world. The greatest advance in the
scnoOI system has come during the four
years OF Mrs Young regime. Despite
ner age Mrs. Young may be retained IN
orice She IL a woman OF great phys
cal and spiritual strength anu OF wide
experience In education
There are only a few people who list
en- To What you cay unless you talk OF
personalities. And at the bottom OF II
~ nothing fore or less than utter want
at sympathy. A woman speaking OF a
friend aid
L know a brlgh interesting woman
WAC Is well bred and cultured. as even
"A stranger can tell at nrst sight. She
evidently likes me she says SO. and she
shows IL in all sorts or kindness and At
tentiouS. she VIII do anything for me
except listen to me. She doesn't hesi-
tate at al To interrupt whatever I may
be saying. 90 that the current of the
conversation Is completely changed. And
she IL utterly UNCONSCIOUS OF any I'M
p~olitcnesS. she would be really hurt
II l told her the truth about herself
And there > another friend who ~ go
eager To- come to see me and my family
that she saws her loN. ouffun- tue
s~peed!est tram. Yet the minute she ar
riNeS ] haven't "A ChanC. even To We
come her before she starts on an Ac-
count of her IOurney-who gOt on 1T
tlueberry station. and such things.
while nav Robert and Helen stand wait
Ing To SHAKE hands. a. : have taught
them tp 4" until th--r childish patience
- worn .YI th'f steal away to play
And ~" keeps or talkiug. with never
a q tEir word that IS Huuauiy interest,"
iug uuti finally ! ttN. . candle To- ~h".N
hvt ." Der room. Even then. in the
Widdl" of my ';oui nEut she begiuS
% new topic suggested by something on
~" table That ~ Mrs. Talkef. anu
thrr" arr lots e. her. but not I'VE wu-
men Of my acIuaintance nk, MI.
Golden. who has been the best the
world contains and ~ IL delightful com
'~"f.tlpuaLlS' Yet she always seems
10 enjoy listening
ttuw can Z make my friend 90 breed d,
lug auu culture sol. me- Iud.u-~- WIN
out hurting her feelings. %. ms II on
having nay share "f tm. when N.S-
Itlkcr comes without myself
uuklndF'
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-01
CotiIIion Club Dance

tn" popular Co'..ilon club vii give
a midsummer dance on Friday. Aug
uSt :. AT Whit" Palace. Wheeling park.
mis- Is IN" first dance given by the
c!ah u" doubt It Will t- largely at
landed II Will u" Lndrr IN. personal
direction 80 Prof. = J.. Becker. music
vii hc furnished by Ben-n-ld Ellis
fun orchestra.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-01
Mercantile Club TANGO.

The second lesson OF a series will
he given in Tango It the Mercantile
club this evening Miss jeanette Nc
llIwaine will be present TO instruct
the members Of the class and a large
attendance Is expected.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-01

Miss Marian Nichols will entertain
about twenty-five OF her guests with
a porch party at her home this MORN
ing. The AFFAIR takes place at Beech
Glen and is given for Miss Mary S.
Textbook. OF Dayton. Ohio. The hours
will be from 10 10 ! o'clock.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-01
r t~ertslned bethlehem Bees"

A. her home . Bethlehem We'd
nesiay afternoon Miss Helen Hem
mann entertained the Sunday school
class ~ which She IL q member. This
is "A class ~ children taught by Miss
AIDA Bromer and they have taken the
name bethlehem Rees The hours
from . 10 Z O'Clock were very pleas
antly spent in various games and da.n.
IS Refreshments were served.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-01

Wesley Choir Escursion.

The Wesley VI. +. church choir will
give an excursion OF the steamer Joe
Fowler Monday evening Inc the pub
lie is invited 10 purchase tickets. A
large attendance is expected and
music will be on board. Refreshments
will be sold.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-01
Five Hundred Party.

Mrs. Faust. Of Martins Ferry. pleas
antlN entertained with "A ''5u0' party
AZ IN" oaks last evening. Many guests
ENJOY ed the game FOR several hours
and valuable prizes Were awarded. At
a s"as"nabi" boar refreshments were
served.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-01
Luncheon Given.

Miss Hannah Whally and Mrs.
Charles Jeffers entertained twelve
guests at luncheon at the Brookside
Inn Thursday afternoon. Asters deco
rated h table. and a delicious menu
was served.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-01
Birthday Surprise.

A. her home ON C|aldReiIs rur
"Wednesday evening Mrs = " Brom
- was given q very pleasant surprise
party by ne families - her brothers
and sisters. II beias her birthday an.
uiversary
The evening vas spent In q pleas.
an social VI and an eloquent
supper WIS served Mrs Bromcr 70.
c'ived a number ~ beautiful gifta and
her guests Included the folioUing
Tsssrs and Mesdamss:
o. g. keffle- William Wf-an, o..
" e. ksft.r. Nr. Efrrf t~sIf~fe~
Avs I.t HHH' Nre Smffh.
William -m.f.. William cote
ffIr.fu k.ffIr. Herbert N|srrrar
if.I.. fIrfrr frr.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-01

Mr.. and Mrs. Ford Moore enter
tain'd for t-hir parents On Wednesday.
\ Inner was served win all the del
icacies OF the esasun.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-01

Va. the house guest OF Miss Bolin. OF
Luck avenue. Cooling ices served dur
ing the dance. added TO its interest"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-01

When full the terminal elevators at
Port Arthur and Fort William VIII hold
approximately @d.OUo.O0u bushels of
grain hu' owing 20 a.. different trades
or grain ard its condition tie total ca
pacity j. hardly ever reached.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-01

DOCS "a college elIrat..n paw"
H'...I sag 70 does Loo. 80 the
! - ~ I-.u-stuu men appointed - tm-
3 "rfaHt POSTS Wft ir fNr last two
months .'HIra-p Irt"r-Dcsan.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-08-02

ciaitt IS fam61N. b. one ~ nN cenP
ailus und Oe ful poly Fred MR IS II
tLv most FfnaineiN fQuhs rWheN pu irN
stage les another rkru there i7 htt,
iuIudsoma ton lasrall Who is "a tNhu-
Gain on original slang aud Tom Nui
frlie tile clever female tuptfsuutt oF.
and George Douglas, tIie across tit
dancer Eileen Sheridau. daint. ahd
-Wttt-yOiccd 'is tic leadiuf woman,
WHilA Laura Hayden, chorHihf
~IuErl. Is another feminine star. hf.-t
rul Amcta pNues. who lS mistress cot
thr Dances stately freiH fur'' ''.
Jolly Grrtrudr lNuEli--tht Ae are uth4t
.uttrtaiucrs Nlr CusWorv. the define
utor of Frouch and Italian chdrdrt ci s..
is auTthnr star of thc east
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-08-02

Tine substitute, Umpire is me lead
tpr fsaur, at nrNt weeks Din at IN"
Famih thtat,r This comedy plaNlei
BIS thc baseball hit ot the vaudeville
rralm This ~easou o. lis presented tN
Perry Wulians 81 co. with rlahorat"
Sr.urrv Bans of the national pastlmt
viii be especially attracted to THIS
playlpt in which many humorous tca-
lures of thD diamond are portrayed
Another lauphahlr hIt of the new hiil
viii De- tHr ORIGINAL "k3t@rujaWmc
Fumill." presented hA lack tortlh AZ
Geo.. lpr many sraSunr "a feature or
th. Hlruurl- HallcA CIRCUS Jackson ~
N1rGartt are harmony singers who
will Uy nrard n % vocal treat. collins
a. Gosr VIII present au act compr.siug
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-08-02

grind. Ioel skinner. though il invites
financial ruin. skinner inflaucS tn
gossips Of tho village because Mrs.
Perkins husband is not with her. At
this time youn- Lucille becomes infat-
uated With Barrett Sheridan. a barn
storming actor After II years Of
battle, I'm the midst OF a political con-
test facing financial disaster, besie g-d
BY q new offer OF love, her daughter
wrestliug with life Portia suddenly
sees her husband standing In the ce.xs
ter OF the room.
lie is hungry She feeds MIN. Be-
cause he is the chil1ren's father she
will not turn him out. nor viii she
support him She offers him a job as
cook AT wages lie accepts. The viii
lage folk. like many others. talk.
Meanwhile the nobility Of the Wife. the
sweetness OF Mary Jane stimulates the
husband To work lie writes ar night.
while his marvellous cookery delights
the children And in the end peace
reigns MARY James Pa" contains
every element OF interest and holding
power
There viii be the usual matinees on
TUESDAY Thursday and saturday
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-08-02

The management ot the Lyceum the
alter has selected as the opening at
traction FOR che season pf I9I3-I4 Neil
% iiritu and mis- Great American N
strrls. This is Mr.. OBrion's second
season asa minstrel star and hr has
surrounded himself with what De cou-
SidVrs the most prominent minstrel
men tu the profession Much Now ma
terlal has been added 90 the show this
Atur ana several new features iu the
clio VIII he seen Mr. Brieu will hc
seen iu new act entitled parcel
lr~t The company this season NUM-
bvrs $50 singers. dancers aud comedians
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-08-02

ATLANTA, Ga. Aug a. While In
the midst OF the most startling evr
dence yet produced by the state IL the
trial of Leo NJ. Frank for the alleged
killing OF Mary Phagan. the l4-year.
old factory girl DR. II F. Harris, sec
Rotary OF the state board OF health,
collapsed. late Yesterday lie recov.
cred somewhat in few minutes, but
was unable to resume his testimony.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-08-02

,saHg and imttcr ia which they s-illsln-
duiwc in "a numhcr ~ dNnchit IrfohuNc
stunts. IhN Hayes sisters viii Ne
suugs Mere writtcu tor them while
their dances are said 10 be tNquisitely
done. Livingston 4 Fields VIII pre-
sent "a musical act I'm which MIR. Liv-
iugston's violin playing is q feature.
kiliN rails is rdptd-hre monologist.
wfhc WrUlg Mrs SWith" isN Aho title
uf % laughAlic comedy tanglc present
est hy Lc8Vltt ~ bunsmcre The new
motion pictures VIII prove both anus
lug and Instructive
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-08-02
Biu Brihe Offered.

SAN FRANCISCO. Aug. AT a
with special counsel who
will prosecute the Western Fuel com
pany cases here, this month, David
G.. Powers. formerly an employee OF
the company and now the chief Wit
ness for the government, said late
Yesterday, that he had been offered
$50 600 II he would vanish.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-08-02

seen here she was greeted with great
enthusiasm. The occasion being her
appearance as the princess I'm "The
Balkan Princess" More recently 81 q
WAS engaged TO sing the star part ~
THE American Maid" the Cort -.SoGsa
production which was given an early
presentation here. before Miss Gun
ming supplanted the original priml
donna.
The scenes In Forty five Minutes
from Broadway are laid IN New
Rochelle, the butt OF many a Joke at
the expense Of the commuter Oppal
tunity is given In the piece FOR Il street.
deal of comedy and III abOunds va
catchy musical numbers which ncyc-
have seemed TO outwear their papu-
'artty. The company viii. OF course ",
added to for this engagement. that the
piece may be given its fan strength.
There Will be mntinees Cu Tues day.
Thursday and Saturday