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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-01-03
IurNL NUMBER RESCUED FitOM
IORMID ABLE REACHES
TWO HUNDRED ONE
LITTLE CHANGE At FRONT
Russians Claim to Have Checked
Attempt to Attack Warsaw
from Northwest-Iurks
Claim Progress

OBJ t#o.aJ,i rra
LONDON IAN. 9 Anothcr cutter
from thc British battleship Formid-
aro. which was spnk In the English
channel yesterday reached Lyme
Hors ForesHhirc. with fifty men
to-day The total saved 81 two hun
1reI aul enc
rhc total crew was ESQ The lat
,i urvyors are In state of OK
Iuguuou after their terrible experi-
ouep
Thny declare thorc { little hope OF
aut further survivors as tremendous
rJ were running %, time which
ulke 10 impossible for men 20 live
long enough Go be- picked up while
many eliurnr 20 the Wrockage we're
uuloubtcdlv killod when the second
explosion occurred.
Tho admiralty has issued no
4 t.mAut with reference To the
cause of the dl.asier or where Il
occurred
Land fighting. which 4, sporadic
U thy Wosf but moro continual In the
clr. ha. brought about no material
change m Tho situation The artil-
IrH playing the biggest part In
lup west aud at some points there u
lose range fighting
The Germans deny The French re-
port lhu they have been driven ont
ul part of the village OF Steinbach,
m Upper AIsca.o which has been the
Gene ol hard fighting for q week.
There have been engagements on
the R1um and Bawka rivers in Pol
aud. bui seemingly the Germans are
uo nearer Warsaw than q week ago.
Ihcy have commenced offensive op'
cratious n the direction OF kielce.
one of the larger towns in Southern
Poland. douhtless with the object OF
, holding up the Russian advance
through Gtliieia on to Cracow.
The Russians have checked an
| other attempt 10 approach the capt.
+ iial from, thr unrihweu Acrordlng
] To- I,rIU4r11 tcpoIl the ftusslaha
continue 100 sweep The Austrlans
telaard HI0ug The southern Gall
foau railway and ont OF the northern
IuU.hIIIs OF the Carplhians.
The Igaru.ltts are also credited
.Hl organizing 90 now campaign
|tmuf hungary and advancing Ia
.oH. column across tho mountains.
. i.uH,. ,.f thD Russians are
mtrHn. ..ru. uuE0Vlna on tho
H.# NuHmauHu frontier
IN, rurt arp said Go have cross
|,H fH. Eu .Au frontier at three
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-01-03

...tNIN. Ca. IAN. Hoax.
..H|fHl. u 90 oauntics win
...fIHIfrd between now ana
.. rIHf-liye counties have al
."r# -rrteyed For tho work
t.. lars, force will he on.
Twelve fold men will M.
.. .ars several of whom arc o.
..H. lrUm DfaUr states.
... Hurt su oar shows the hook.
.... mon. prevalent In the sou,h.
.- section ol the State. But ,he
..HH Gelr-ia children show n h,vh-
.. injection with stomach worm than
..H.. H frr south Tho hiehest -.
'rUs. uI infection are shown IN
uru. County with % per cont
. IlIi 1nd Johnson Counties sho~,
H"I t'Hf Infection. Richmors
.HfE ts per cent outside Auruss.
Htb County 81 outside NJ.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-01-03

's. NH. Jan Macon
H.'..r. Irp Boo the throes of
''HHE. .1r there are gath
'"0 champion spcller. of
IHI town in The county.
. B.. 'H 0ld-il shioncd smell.
900. H' 1o stato contest this
HH01n BOYS and girls do
fr would hold their own
f.D main rivalry Is between
Hmi girls. for the former
.|.| Hn extra hard 10 over
. ar. Who have heen the rs
r years past
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-01-03

.HtHhu IAN. 2-Scrgus
Iu Eu lam minister Of
..r. today published the
Book dealing with events
f.e Turkish attacks on
uoru Boo the Black Sea.
Ht documents intended to
. .H HhHt i- termed elan
obstinate methods cm-
81" German diplomacy
NH. Turkish government
.H "N. alHins tho iriplo
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-01-03

CANON cry. colo. IAN
David Hohh aud nou Richardson
H,re found guilty Of voluntary man.
Slaughter late tonight by thr iuU
engaged iu the trial at the Chandler
.lYs 20 which seven ulcmhcf
Iprluod ny ne United Min, WORT
,r are charged with killing Wa.
tm King. q mine guard ON Anril
.a during m attack upon tha nrn.
p.UE hy Jrt.us miners lha con
t..ft uM ltFr bond ul 5000
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-01-03
TnE TuOTSNNn IAnOiaE,
FURNISHED Ttsi.S NNp
MoRkl'p Eois EAupNe
CITY AN ENTRENCHEI CAMP
systems 81 rrcnche~ Spread Out in
~uch Manner That Wen trc
Not l.Npas Il but bnna,
Itemy

paris. laa Tho aea9 oi ,s
0,uor VINO. early h srmcmhcr
began 20 die Paris 10 hen Gc,.
man siege Das thrcatcno h..u ,1m
pInloi thclr work
Tho General Cont uMu GA.
Workcu alone cni 90 tomtro.
who provided thelr own GOO. ouI
aud were morcly recon 81 I hy
daily ration of TODD. q 81 bds ot
nelgiau refugees hunteo from hr
own land have also asst ID boo h.
work.
The cil} now hrs ~ thNolf.I uI
au ,rtrcuchcd camp who : tnmurr
is about 60 mics and whse r.0.Um
lcr,rrr is uarly 700 mii,a TM r
urruuudod hy row aflhg ma uI
lroncho thoroughly atpd ~
With lorh lud turf throuih which
loon uolo have been leh i0r uun
Sire \lr ol them c0mmmI,lt.
With each otnor ald contain traverse
haDL oi r1ulh. to prevent Then hpinE
Hn'iEtd,d B infantry 90 .hn
gun lirr Oui n, 1ud them AZ un.
pits and harhcd piro enia g0m.ut
placed m ell uoaiti0ns Niiff u u.
tack mirhi ouHnag=
StAl o.hor prc4 gnns hH b'cu
taken iu front of, Ae adtsNu IU,
of tronchc hs y dieginl Of drrg
ditchce whose rN .trrcc |. hidden h,
% liRh. coyohur of hanDh aut
turf. mah,nr th.w invi1hlt lu .r.
proa,hinr taNJlrr. infantIt u lr
tillory. forming ycr'nrI rr.n
into which 600 Witckiul lo miEH
iali prc, Co. iho uolnndor u.Iup
gun and rl'lcs
The approaches 90 th. w..h,
from th, rear ,uneikt &C .uH.rar
can Galleries which pcrm 'H. ID.
lrf. tn be- muuu withdui u g.,
900 urr oi tho men
ill along thi front nos 4 uh
Duaiiou hove hrsu 90 lHshcI
each ni which g. constantly 81. up,r1
by 81 leasl three 'nss- .Aa . Nit
powerful iicid eltssea ant lu urnrf
Whoniu communication H.h
hnndW1rlrr and win Oh, Jrl
hauori'. BOO iur Immediate Vi, s
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gums. 900 UI 'Nilh G0U h.rird f .
earth. uu'. tb.ir uu .. prot
lUr flr th. benefit Oh. Voc gun
I',' ru. d" all pum"uu oh..|.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-01-03

CLEVELAND. o.. Jan "a pro.
roai ro formally disregard The co.
rauilation OF lbc United Mine Wort
90. of America and deal directly with
thc minor as individuals 10 future
o. tOfHlions Nia bee discussed hy
The Eeastern Ohio operators af u
meeting Monday according Go stat
Heuit of operators tonight The,
aii indications were pointing TO-
Hr formal breaking away from
The union
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-01-03

BOHEMIAN Mont. jan @ owen
Smith found guilty recently oi ud-
Mapping Martin lllrNns ana dee
porting him during lhe Butte lgbJr
trouble. ln August was sentenced lu
'irhtccu months iu the State prison
lHc last ol the Butte cases Thom-
a hciallirk charged with theft of
money and yauahlcs. from the safe
coy tho Butte Miners Union hrru
tui1,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-12-19

The United States Supreme Court has
dealt the death blow to efforts to
bring the Willard johnson fight pic
lures into this country.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-12-19

Those who saw Geraldine Farrar, the
noted prima donna. as the gypsy girl
in the Lasky production of Carmen"
will have an opportunity to see her in
a totally different role In The Temp
tation," on the screen of Loew's Co
lumhia Theater in the near future.
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"The Battles of a Nation

A series of film pictures entitled the
Battles of Nation" and depicting the
drive of the German and Austro-Hun-
garan armies through Poland anu
their attack upon Warsaw. the blowing
up of the city's Notifications, the aerial
forces in scout work, the big guns IN
action, and all the thrilling accompany.
ment Of war will be shown at the
Casino Theater this week. starting to-
morrow. daily from l to II pm. eX
cept Sunday, when the exhibitions VIII
begin at 8 pm. Scenes of actual nght-
ing are shown. it is declared, not ma
neuyers which occurred before the war
began The pictures come highly
recommended from other cities. and
are said to, be really new and deeply
interesting.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-12-19

meets, ultimately cures him. Howard
Hickman is the vacillating husband
and Thelma Salter is pictured as a
hardened woman of the world. The
other photoplay will picture Raymond
Hitchcock in Stolen Magic" with Ma
bel Normand, Mack Sennett. Phyllis
Allen. Charles Murray, Slim Sommer-
willie and others
Thursday. Friday and Saturday Tully
Marshall and Thomas Jefferson will be
pictured in photoplay of Horace Ha-
zeltines Sable Lorcha." a story of
Chinatown and the mysterious and de-
vious manner of Chinese revenge. Ford
Sterling will be featured in the other
photoplay. a comedy conceit entitled
His Fathers Footsteps" Accompa-
nimerts arranged by William Furst
will be played by the orchestra. Next
weeks features include 1.-The Golden
Claw THE Best of Enemies" Double
Trouble" and The Janitor's Wife's
Temptation"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-12-19

Nine. Petrova has left the legitimate
stage to return to motion pictures. it is
reported. and will be seen in the neal
future in What VIII People say"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-12-19

Kitty Gordon, the British beauty. will
soon be seen In photoplays of the World
Film Corporation.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-12-19
and the Humming Bird and Laura
Hope Crews, in 1.-THE Fighting Hope.
Strand.


Robert Edeson, the popular stage star,
will be pictured at Moore's Strand Thea
ter today, tomorrow and Tuesday in a
photo production of Gellett Burgess fan
tastical story. 1.-THE Caveman." q rough.
uncouth coal HEAVIER, who is suddenly
lifted to the highest plane of respectable
society through the whim of social
butterfly and his conquest of her heart
The other attraction will be Gladys Hull
lett in His Majesty. the King" thrill
ing photodra1aa. Tyrone Power, the dis
tingushed stage star, and kathryn Will
liams will be pictured Wednesday and
Thursday in Charles Majors romance,
Sweet Alyssum.' the story of young
girl who leaves her country home for the
city's attractions. Mr.. Power is seen as
the stern old father. The other attrac-
ton will feature Crane Wilbur in THE
Mystery Of Carter Breene.' Friday and
Saturday Lionel Barrymore and Irene
Hawley will be pictured in "The Yellow
Streak" and Olga Gray in 1.-The Law Of
Success" Orchestra accompaniment are
provided.
Next weeks photoplays will include
1.-THE House of Tears THE Tragic Cir
cle," "a Mans Mailing" Author" 1.-The
Price of Folly" and THE Prince of Yes
terday.'
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Leader.

Wilton Lackaye and Clara Kimball
Young will be pictured Jointly at the
Leader Theater today in a screen YER
sion of 'Trilby,' Miss Young as Trilby
and Mr.. Lackaye as Svengali Chester
Barnett and Paul Mc.Allister will also
be seen in the cast. Monday and Tues
day Blanche Ring, the singing come
dienne, will be featured in The Yam
kee Girl" photoplay. for which suit
able music has been written and will
be brought in at appropriate points
THE Voice in the Fog" picturing DON
aid Brian, will be the feature Wednes-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-12-19
IN FILMD0M.

Francis X. Bushman and Beverly
Bayne were in Washington last week
on their way to Charlottesville. Va
where they appeared in foot ball
game scene on the University of Vir-
ginia campus. to be used in the forth
coming release. "A Virginian's Honor"
by the Metro company.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-12-19

days of the week, beginning Thursday,
in the Jesse l.. I.asky photo-production
of Hector Turnbulls thrilling society
drama. The Cheat
Sussue Hayakawa, the noted Japanese
player, who was seen with Blanche
Sweet in The Clue is pictured in the
cast with Fanny Ward. Mr.. Hayakawa
IS considered one of the most eminent
artists on the japanese stage. Hector
TurnbulI. the playwright, wrote THE
Cheat" especially for Miss Ward and
Mr. Hayakawa.
The scenes of the play are located on
fashionable Long Island, and. big
society lawn fete and ball afford op-
portunity for the display of the smart
est fashions.
Next week the attractions will be
John Barrymore in THE Red Widow
and yaleska Suratt in The Immi-
grant =
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Loew's Columbia.

Beginning tomorrow morning ana
continuing through the first three days
of this week, Maciyn Arbuckle will be
pictured at Loew's Columbia Theater
in a photo production of his stage sue
cess. The Reform Candidate
Determined to break" an unscrupu-
lous husband. but equally determined
to befriend a brave and loyal wife,
Boss" Hoke is face to face with a
staggering situation in the climax of
THE Reform Candidate" The revenge
he wreaks upon the one and the mag
unanimous restitution to the other pre-
cedes a smashing surprise.
Fanny Ward. the celebrated American
actress, will be pictured the last four
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-12-19
DHO1O-PIAy
YFEATURES. d

Goodman's "Heartaches." In four acts,
and "Otto's Cabaret in one act; Friday
and Saturday, ION Her Wedding Night
featuring Edith Storey and Antonio Mo-
reno, with Carolyn Birch, Charles Kent,
William Dunn and Louise Beaudet, and
the single-reel comedy, The Patent
Food Conveyor." all with orchestral
accomplishments. @
Next week the program will picture
Alice Brady in The Rack q thrilling
story of the escape of young wife
from judicial death; Carmen" with
Charlie Chaplin, and "a Soldiers OATH
featuring William Farnum ana Dorothy
Bernard,
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Garden.

Julia Dean. favorite of Washington
theater goers and late star of Bought
and Paid For and THE Law of the
Land" will be pictured In "Matri-
mony' in the double feature Triangle
program at Moore's Garden Theater to-
day. tomorrow, Tuesday and Wednes-
day. The story shows how woman
welded to man, who. firing of her,
seeks diversion with every woman he
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-12-19

Mae Murray, the original Nell Brink
ley girl. one of the stars of the Zieg-
fields Follies of 1915, has deserted mu-
sic and mirth to enter the studios of
Jesse L. Lasky, in California. for
camera production of the Paramount
program.
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Crandall,s.

Photoplays ar Crandall.s Theater this
week offer today Her Mothers Sc
cret.' picturing Ralph Kellard and
Dorothy Green and an all-star cast;
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-12-19

The Bray animated cartoons will be
released in the future exclusively
through the Paramount Pictures Cor
poration. ]. H. Bray. the originator of
the famous Colonel HeeZa Liar" series,
will start a new character, which will
be shown in theaters exhibiting Para
mount pictures about the first of the
year.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-12-19

day and Thursday, and Friday and
Saturday Miss Pauline Frederick, the
emotional actress, will be featured in
the Famous Players dramatic photo
production of Sold" the story of
woman's devotion, adapted from the
Russian of George Erastov. Orchestral
accomplishments will be played.
Next weeks features will picture
Hazel Dawn, in The Heart of Jenni-
fer: Marguerite Clark, in still Wa
ters": Charles Cherry, in THE Mummy
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-12-19

The Triangle Film Company has
secured the services of George FaWcett
to appear in THE Corner which will
be produced by that company in the
near future.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-03-03
Council Orders
Kugel's Office to
Report All Fees

Superintendent Dan Butler OF the de-
partment OF finance and public accounts
secured the adoption OF a resolution by
the city council, directing Superintendent
A. c. Kugel of the police department to
make regular reports of all fees collected
for permits issued 20 operators OF motor
vehicles There were about $50 such per-
mlts issued in January and February and
Mr.. Butler declared no reports were made
OF the same
In this connection the notarial fees
being collected by Secretary Tom Bowie
% Superintendent Kugers office resolved
into a personal exchange OF unpleasant
ries between Commissioners Butler and
kueel. The statement was made that Sec
rotary Bowie was within his legal rights
when he retains notarial fees collected
from applicants of motor vehicle oper-
ators permits.
Mr. Kugel declared that Mr., Butler
should have gone TO the formers office
before he made statements for publica-
tion regarding the Bowie matter.
II Is usual for all city departments col
lecting fees 10 report monthly to the city
council and such reports are tuhned over
to the department of public accounts for
checking and file.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-03-03
CLEVELAND BOOSTERS
TO BE HERE TODAY

The members OF the Cleveland Chamber
OF Commerce. fifty of them, who are out
or a trade extension "Trip are expected TO
reach Omaha this morning and will
spend the day here. The Burlington
operating department here gives olt the
information that the three sleefers in
which the Cleveland boosters are travel
ing left ST Joseph at II o'clock last
night. attached to the regular train. That
brings them into Omaha az SIS o'clock
this morning, Here the sleepors
viii be cut OFF the train and parked. per-
hitting the occupants TO sleep as long as
they desire. Nf
Citizens and Commercial club members
viii call on the Cleveland boosters at an
early hour and escort them up town TO
breakfast, Later there Will be an auto
mobile ride about the city. visits paid to
the manufacturing and jobbing districts,
followed by luncheon at the Commercial
club. -
Omaha daily bee., 1915-03-03
Library Shows Big
Increase in Books
Loaned in February

Circulation Of books from the Omaha
public library during February showed a
good increase over the corresponding
month OF 1914 over $500 volumes we're
loaned TO book borrowers during the
month Five years ago the total monthly
circulation was less than 1900.
The deposit stations or community
circulating centers. largely account for
the handsome increase in patronage dur
ing the last few years Miss Edith Tcbitt.
the librarian. explains There are now
over a score OF these stations. which per-
NIT citizens Of all parts OF the city and
in Dundee. Benson and Ralston TO draw
books without going to the main library
The stations are maintained In schools
drug stores and factories.
over 1000 books were circulated during
February from the stations alone. an in
crease OF more than 100 per cent over the
same period last year" Miss Tobitt says
About $500 books were borrowed by
children alone from the main library
last month, and tho adult circulation
from the central library was over 1900
volumes The reference room had 1000
visitors and almost 5000 used the reading
room last month. The library rebound
almost 1000 old books and bought i.27O
new volumes during February These fig
ures are included I'm a report to the IL
brary board, Of which C. N DIetz IL
president
Omaha daily bee., 1915-03-03
SAM BlLTMEAD FANS OLD
TIMES WITH MAJOR M'CUNE

Sam Blltmead. world traveller. was en-
route from his home at Niagara Falls to
the san Francisco exposition Tuesday
and decided to stop off and visit his old
friend. Colonel William McCune. whoa
he had not seen since lsoa. when he left
him in London when tho Buffalo Bill
show. which had been touring Europe,
dishanded for the season Remembering
that the Buffalo Bill folks stopped at the
Merchants hotel in the early days. Bit-
mead headed for that hosiery. and the
first person he met was Colonel Mccune.
Bltmead was superintendent OF the CON-
missary, while MeOune had charge OF tse
Indians, ushers. etc. with the show.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-03-03
A Sure Way To
End Dandruff

There is one sure way that has never
failed to remove dandruff at once. and
that is to dissolve 1t. then you destroy II
entirely. To do this, just get about four
ounces of plain, common liquid arvon
from any drug store Cthis is all you will
need. apply it at night when retiring;
use enough TO moisten the scalp and rub
IL In gently with the finger tips.
BY morning. most IL not all, of your
dandruff will be gone, and three or four
more applications will completely dis
solve. and entirely destroy every single
sign and trace of 1t. no matter how much
dandruff you may have.
You will find all itching and digging
OF the scalp will stop instantly and your
hair will be fluffy, lustrous. glossy. silky
and soft. and look and feel hundred
times observation-disclosures.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-03-03
Not Enough Wheat
to Make a Market

With but six cars OF wheat received
and only one on sale, the others having
been consigned direct. there was not
enough Of this grain on the Omaha Grain
exchange to make a market. However,
quotations from Chicago showed that
prices there were down almost 10 cents
per bushel from the high OF Monday.
Corn receipts for the day we're twenty
cars, prices ranging from 64% to Sc cents,
drop OF to cents from Monday, and
a decline of more than 10 cents per bushel
during the last two weeks
Local grain men look for light receipts
in all kinds CT grain until the country
roads arc in good condition again. Re
ports are that at the country elevators
there are practically no receipts, farmers
being unable to get into the towns with
loads.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-03-03
MRS. CRUMPACKER GOES
TO MONTANA THIS WEEK

Mrs, J.w. Crumpacker leaves this week
for Montana, where she will represent
the National Association Opposed to
Woman Suffrage in s5o.ODO criminal libel
suit against the Missoula Publishing com
pany. Mrs Crumpaeker says: THE con-
slant personal attacks TO which our
speakers have been subjected. make a
unique phase OF American suffrage milit-
ancy These attacks eliminated in an
attack in October. last. upon Mrs. o. ID.
ohphant OF Trenton, n. j., by a Mis-
soula newspaper. during the suffrage
campaign. in that state, where Mrs.
oliphapt was an active worker. The at
tack wSS in the nature OF poem
Omaha daily bee., 1915-03-03
HOW To STOP
DANDRUFF AND
LOSS OF HAIR

Here is simple. inexpensive treat
ment that will almost always stop
dandruff and scalp itching. and keep
the hair thick. live and lustrous: At
night, spread the hair apart and rub a
little resinol ointment into the scalp
gently, with the tip OF the finger. Re-
peat this until the whole scalp has been
treated. Next morning. shampoo thor
oughiy with resinol soap and hot water
Work the creamy resinol lather well
into the scalp. Rinse with gradually
cooler water. the last water being cold
Resinol ointment and resinol soap
easily heal eczema and similar skin-erup-
lions. Prescribed by physicians for 20
years sold by all druggists For trial
free. write to Dept .l1-R, Resinol. Balti-
more, Nd.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-03-03
AGREES BY HANDSHAKE
TO BE IN COURT ON TIME

MY wife Is sick and needs me Judge;
lei me so home and I'll come back whom
ever you saw" pleaded Bert Dugan, SSt
North sixteenth street. escaped trusty
from the city iail.
Dugsn was arrested Monday night by
Sergeant Aadsen. who recognized him
a. the man who had run away from the
station q short time ago after serving
three DAYS Of a fifteen-day sentence.
The fellow made his plea 80 strong and
with such convincing effect that Judge
Britt decided 20 grant his request
Il am placing my trust in you 10 return
20 this. court room Monday morning at 8
O'Clock. VIII you do its' asked the Judge
You can bet your last cent IN be
right here, judge-and there's my hand
on H." declared Dugan. The Judge took IT,