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The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1915-04-24

London. April 2l.-A news dispatch
states that the Germans were forced
to %evacuate several hamlets near the
Labassee railway. but maintained a
heavy artillery fire, preventing the
British occupation. The Germans are
preparing for a partial retreat. The
British are approaching Quesnoy and
are vigorously bombarding the town.
The Germans at Lille have been heav-
lily reinforced.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1915-04-24
April Term Supreme Court

Columbia, April 20.-Thc April
term Of the State Supreme Court
opened this morning with all the
Justices present. A large attendance
Of lawyers from all over the State
appeared before the bar,
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FRANK WILL ASK CLEMENCY,

TO Present Petition for Mercy to
georgia Prison Commission Soon.
Atlanta. Ga. April 2O.-Attorneys
representing Leo NJ. Frank, whose
habeas corpus case was decided adj
Versely by the United States supreme
court announced today that no effort
wouid be made to obtain a rehearing
OF the case before hat tribunal. They
AIDED hat an application for execu-
tive clemency would be presented to
the Georgia prison commission at an
early date.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1915-04-24
Military STAFF Meeting,

Columbia, April 20.-Gov. Manning
mas called a meeting of his military
star for Thursday afternoon at /
O'Clock in the p%arlors Of the jerome
Hotel here. The meeting will be in
FORMAL. The proposed trip to the
confederate reunion to he held in
Richmond, the purchase of uniforms
u other routine matters viii bp
discussed.
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BOmbardmcnt Continues.

ConstantinOple, April 22.-The al
lies warships continue the lombard
ment of the Dardanelles forts at lone
range, with small damage. The
Turks attacked the British near
Ahwas, Persia. The enemy retreat
ed behind their camp Entertainments.
The Turkish artillery damaged two
British ships, in the Karon river.
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German Offensive In roland.

Petrograd, April 81 (OficiaD.-
Fighting has ben renewed along the
Pilicanida region in southwestern Po-
land. 1t is believed the enemy in this
region has taken the offensive to CO.
operate with troops on the Dunajec
front in Galicia. The Austrians are &C.
cused Of using explosive bullets.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1915-04-24
GERMANS TAKE OFFENSIVE.
Have Driven Back Right Wing of the
Russian FOrcc-BOmbard Fortress.

Petrograd, April %. (OfciaD-Thc
Austro-Germans are taking the often
sive along the entire front in south
The TeutOnic drive eastward from
Dunajec against the right wing of the
Russians is gaining momentum and
the Russians have retired upon Cor
lice, southwest of Tarnow, where they
are making a stand and are repulsing
the Teutons heavy attacks. The Ger
man artillery has bombarded the Rus
sian fortress at Ossowiec.
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Attempt to Invade India.

Simla, April 21.-Answering Tur-
Keys call for a holy war" Moham-
medan troops tried to invade India
from Afghanistan Sunday, but were
driven back, losing one hundred and
sixty.
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Anti War Riots i'm TricSt.

Venice, April 22.-Anti-war riots
are reported at Trieste, Tuesday.
Great crowds of women and children
marched through the streets shouting
down with the war" The police were
stoned and windows smashed. A food
famine prevails. The soldiers final
ly suppressed the rioters. Rioting is
also reported in Vienna and Bohemia.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1915-04-24
TRY TO REGAIN POINT.
Germans Make Desperate Attempts to
Recapture Hill No. 90.

Paris, April 22.-Five desperate at
tacks last night by the Germans to re-
capture Hill No. GO, taken by the
British near Zillibeke, were repulsed,
the Germans losing heavily. A gener-
al battle is starting in Flanders, the
Germans rushing reinforcements to
Flanders front it lis reported to-the
number OF two hundred thousand.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1915-04-24
AMERICA TAKES EXCEPTION.

Notc 10 ueri1any SlSHcu Dy bryan,
But Probably Written by the Prcsi-
deAt.
Washington, April 22.-Exceptions
to the German criticism Of the foreign
policies Of the United States were con-
tanned in a polite note of Secretary of
State Bryan, submitted to Count Von-
Bernstorff, the German ambassador.
The governments reply to the Ger
man note fatty denies hat the United
States had yielded any of it's rights
or otherwise acquiesced in British in
reference with legitimate American
trade with Germany. Although sign
ed by Secretary Bryan the note bears
the u~nmistakable evidence of the
Presidents composition.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1915-04-24
Turk Ships DESTROYED.

Petrograd, April 22.-Forty-two
Turkish vessels, most of them carry
ing food to Constantinople, have been
sunk or captured by the Russians in
the Black sea. Ten were sunk off
the Anatolian coast Sunday and Mon
day.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1915-04-24
Allies Land TrOODs.

Berlin. April GA news dispatch
states hat twenty thousand allies
have landed near Enos, in European
Turkey for a land attack on the
Dardanelles forts. There is great ac-
tivity among the English troops on
the island of Lemnos. who are being
daily reinforced by transports. The
censorship has been frightened.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1915-04-24
KILLED By
Negro and Two Mules Meet Death al
Orangeburg.

Orangeburg, April 2O.-Robert
Fielder, cOlored, and two mules were
struck and instantly killed by light
ming this afternoon below the city
on the place Of Mr.. George Dukes.
Fielder had mounted one mule to go
when the lightning struck.
There was no tree or building within
two hundred yards.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1915-04-24
INDIANA HOTEE BURNED.
Decatur Suffers Disastrous Fire Early
This Morning.

Decatur. ILL.,, April 21.-The De-
catur and Arcade hotels were burned
and adjacent buildings damaged by
fire this morning. The guests nar-
rowly escaped. The loss is estimat.
cd at two hundred thousand dollars.
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Dardancllcs Again Attacked,

Constantinople. April 21.-The al
lied warships renewed the attack on
the Dardanelles forts today. Two
torpedo boats were damaged by the
fire from the forts. Later a heavy
fog stopped the operations.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1915-04-24

salonika. April 20.-Two Turkish
torpedo boats were blown up today
by Russian mines al the entrance OF
the Bosphorus. They steaming In ad-
vance OF the Ottoman fleet, which was
advancing into the Black sea.
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Germans Drive French Back.

Berlin, April % (OmciaD. The
Germans have ~rcpulsed the French
in the Hartsmanweilerkopf and Ia
Pretre forest. A British submarine
was sunk last night off Heligoland
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Russian BattaIions Capturcd.

Vienna. April 20.-Two Russian
battalions have been forced to sur
render and a third battalion was prac-
tcally destroyed when caught be-
tween two Teutonic allies armies in
tho Carpathians.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1915-04-24

The Prinz Eitel Friedrich is now in
termed at the Norfolk navy yard,
where she "a taken from Newport
News April 8.
Und r the internment order the
captain Of the cruiser gave his pledge
that neither he, his officers, nor men,
would leave the vicinity Of Norfolk.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1915-04-24
RUSSIANS Retreat IN EAST
AustrO=German Offensive Move Causes
Enemies to Fall Back Before Them.

CARS MEN, HOWEVER, TAKE STAND AND REPULsE ATTACKS
AFTER GIVING GROUND-GERMAN ARTILLERY ATTACKS OS.
SEWEIC-IN WEST GERMAN ARE TRYING TO RECOVER Hill,
LOST TO ALLIES AT NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. CLAIM ADvANT-
AGE OVER FRENCH IN OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES SUBMARINE
UNK-BOMBARDMENT OF DARDANELLES c INUES. BUp
NO DECISIVE GAIN HAS BEEN MADE-FORT 9 40 TURKISH
SHIPS CARRYING FOOD TO BEsEIGED CITY 8 E BEEN SUNK.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1915-04-24
ROulnanian Villages Flooded.

Bucharest, April 22.-The villages
of Bruilla and Tulcea are flooded from
the Danube. Five hundred are re-
ported to have been drowned. Thou
sands are foodless.
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DRYS WIN IN ELECTION.
Secure Eleven TOwns-WOmcn are
Charged with Selling Votes ut $500
Each.

Chicago. April 21.-The drys cap
tured eleven wet towns in yesterdays
election. 1t was charged that wo-
men sold their votes at three dollars
each in Edgar county. Two arrests
have been made.
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CaucasuslOR Towns Bombardcd.

P%etrograd. Apri 21.-The Russians
have made another naval raid against
the Turkish coast Of the Caucasus re-
gion. bombarding Archave and
Soumivitze.
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FRESH TROOPS ON "A
Russians Bringing mp SIX Hundred
Thousand Reinforcement

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
P~etrograd. April 2o.-Six hundred
thousand fresh Russians are now on
the way to the C~arpathian front. The
Russians are beginning to use cannon
made in the United States which were
wrought across the Pacific and
through Siberia. A stubborn resist
snce In being offered by the Turks In
the Caucasus. but the Russians are
advancing again. II Is reported that
the German General Won Hindenberg
I" In Disgrace on o OF his fail
ure TO enter Warsaw.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1915-04-24
ITALY'S OFFICERS NOTIFIED.
They May he Recalled to Participate
i'm Great War.

Bernc, April 22.-Italian officers in
switzerland have been notified to pre-
pare for a sudden recall. Anglo
Crispi, the famous journalist, predicts
that Italy will join in the war before
the first of May.
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Germans Rcpulsc French.

Berlin. April 81 (OmciaD Ger
man aviators bombarded Blostok, an
important Russian railway center
southwest of Grodno. The Germans
repulsed French attacks at Tour-de-
Paris. Flierey. Metzeral and Sond-
rnach. They silenced d French bat
terry near Rheims cathedral.
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Paris. April 20 (omciaD. While
British and French troops are as.
sailing the right and left wings of
the Germans, the French artillery Is
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TROOPS Lined ON Frontier
Military Activity Among Italians and Aus
TRANS Along Borders of Two Countries
Italian Forces Ready for Action.

Russinns Are Pouring Fresh Troops Over C~arpathians to Aid
Forces on the Munitions Being Used by
Cars Men-Von Hindenburg Dissrsced by His Failure
to Take u Turkish Boats Destroyed-Ali and
Germans Both Claim Gains in Western Arena of War
Turks Still Hold Dardanenes-Englis Forces Meet Defeat
in Africa.
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PROTESTS.
British arc stopping the Cotton Ships
nc Gibraltar.

Washington. April 20.-Switzerland
today protested to the United States
against the allies stopping cargoes of
cotton at Gibraltar bound for switzer-
land.
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Allies AviatOrS Active.

Athens. April 22.-The allies avia-
tors ~bombardcd the Smyrna fortifca-
lions Wednesday.
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= * Ship Wrecked.

Athe' lpril ga Greek ship
has b' Junk by a Turkish mine In
the Aes> IN sea. Eleven of the crew:
We're drowned.
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Blight. The : mans are conducting
successful hg operations around
Labassee 2 Arras.
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Force Russians Back.

Constantinople. April 81 (OnlciaD.
The Turks have occupied all roads.
leading to BatOum. a new offensive
move along the coast has compelled
tho Russians to abandon several i'm
portant positions. Heavy lighting is
taking place near Artwin and Olty.
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British on New Jersey Coast.

New York. April 2l.-The British
squadron off New York was strength
ened by the arrival of a powerful
cruiser today. Within three hours
the cruiser held up a big steamship
of the New Jersey coast, opposite A.
bury Park.
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RAW COTTON EXCLUDED.
4lnfstcr Gray Makes Announcement
In Parliament.

London. April 20,=Foreign Min
tstsr Grey today announced omciafiy
In parliament: Raw cotton has
been excluded from the list OF con-
traband."
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ROYAL 1nEATEn

You have all read of shanghaied sailors, a process used by ship own CTS and captains to secure crews for their vessels. The process usually consists of getting the sailors drunk or giving some kind of an opiate to dull their senses until they are on the vessels and well out to sea.
 The Shanghaied Baby" is the title of a two reel Lubin drama on today's Royal bill, and it certainly ought to be a novel film drama. especially if the same means are used as in the case of the jack tars However. it is a trifle different, Come and see it.
 Sidney Drew and Jane Morrow are featured in a splendid Vitagraph com edy. Wanted a Nurse It is a com edy and drama combined for there is plot to this story that is not spoiled by the laughs.
 Selig also contributes a comedy, The Snailville Volunteers" and take our advice this is some scream of a comedy. It is one of the rip roaring, yelling whistling comedies that everyone likes so well for a change
 This is one of the real jolly pro- grams, the kind without a drag just the bright spots all the way, so be sure to see it if you need cheering up.
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"Within the Law"

Bayard Veillors smashing me,o. drama of modern conditions in New York life. Within the Law" will be seen at the Auditorium Thaater on Monday February l, and the unusual opportunity will be offered taeater. soers in Hot Springs of seeing a great New York success while still at the height of the interest which il aas aroused. For an entire season of 12 months this play packed the Eltinee Theater, New York City. receiving the most extraordinary praise, not ot the metropolis, but from prominent people who have never before lent their names 10 the endorsement of any drama, including Woodrow Will. son, Theodore Roosevelt Mrs. O. F. P Belmont Mrs Harriot Stanton Blatch. Sheriff Julius Hamburger of New York, and Police Commissioner iGougherty also of New York Clara Joel will again play the role of Mary Turner
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pecially romance, always is one of our best sellers. That is the kind Of picture the two reel feature. "The Lieutenant Governor" is. in which Ruth Stonehouse and Eugene OBrian are featured today It is from the Smart Set and is certain to be more than Interesting. Robert Thorn Forecloses" is a Selig drama of in- tense interest, and those who desire to know just what the San Francisco exposition is like will he taken over the grounds through the medium of the Hearst Selig Weekly, which is ar the New Central today Also. there is shown the recent catastrophe in the New York subway. and the ertire show is away above the average. Tle Weekly today is one that you will re member
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AUDITORIUM
"Seven Keys 10 Raldpate. :

Tie fact that George M Conan wrote Seven Keys to Baldpate" from the story by Earl Bigg ars, will in it. elf attract a 1'ea- many people Q
 he Auditorium Saturday matinee and night, January 30 It is said the new piece is decidedly CclanesQue from start to finish Just as you hava the plot all figured out in your mind there is suddel change in the action of the play and you find yourself "up in the air It all hinges on a bet of 5000 made at the FortyFourth Street Club by the owner of ehe Bald pate Ina with William Hallowell Ma gee, writer of "thrillers." nat Ma. gee cannot go to the Inn. which is To- cated on Baldpate mountain. and write a 10000 word Aoyel in twenty four hours Well. he writes the novel all right, but there arr lot os laughs and thrills before it is fin. ished
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ARRESTED FUR USING
 MAILS ID DEFRAUD
J. LUTHER WYATT HELD IN DEN YER. IS WANTED AT DALLAS
 FOR CROOKED WORK.

Dallas. Texas, Jan. 2G G-J Iut1er Wyatt. arrested today in Denver us.r the mails Illegally to secure money from persons seeking to secure small loans. according to d federal gr8ud jury indictment mad public here to- day
 The indictment charges that Wyatt operating here under the name of tA, Commonwealth SecruN and Loau Company. led persons to believe @es would secure loa.s within a short time. induced them Co s.gl contract to pay one per cent per month on the amount sought then put off appl cants ou .le rlea that ach must tasf ois turn in securing money. and .ur taer that this part Of the contract was not carried out i1 specific in stances
 The affairs of the Commonwealth Security and Loan Company incorpo Iated under -he laws ol Arizona now are being iQWdated Capital stock e the Commonwealth concern. ii wa. said was S35oooo. Involuntary bank tuptcy proceedings were filed in Feb fuary last against the Commonwealth concern, and the Equitable Loan an, Investment Company. which prev ou to the filing Of suit was absorbed b. The Commonwealth concern The sui was brought by a number of person who claimed to have signed the Ioal contracts
 Al the office ot the local federal dis trtct attorney it was said Wyatt bond was $31o0 and that he hal agreed 10 return 10 Dalla- for uial
 Tn the absence of Lloyd B. SmU appointed federal trustee for the Cor monweai-h Security and loan Con pany after it was thrown ilto bank
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And the Deacon SWore" is the title of a Nesor comedy featuring such stars as Billy Rhodes a.d Iae. DU- lon. a reeuar scream n .ch th sa.i old deacon loses his temTer 70 such Ii degree that !. gives vent to some "eitpI8Ced profanity.
 "Whcu He Foreayo' s Warner feature drama. one Q, those linn sto- r.cs that has life, a story of trials and hardships
 Next Friday tha Lyric offers the greatest film drama ever made. in Mrs Wiggs of the Cabbage Patch. % a World Film Corporation special with Beatriz Mchelena in the title role supported by sucl well known stage stars as Blanch Chapman Am drew Robson and House Peters.
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Cbe Cbedter$
LYRIC THEATER

The seventh episode Of that master screen drama, The Master Key is the leader al the d4yric today and this episode is one of the greatest Of them all In this episode the helo and heroine are seen alone facing the world saying to each other, "Let Us fight it out alone" 1t is one of the most beautifully dramatic of al the preceding sections of this great serial and those who miss todays episode will regret it.
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NEW CENTRAL THEATER.

lu reply 10 The query that came to a prominent producing company the other day as to why political stories always attracted general attention and the men and lbe women took such keen interest ia the portrayaL the management of Che film company explained it in this manner "Be- cause politics in America is always interesting and women now a-days are taking more interest in it every
 year \ good political story. and es-
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TWO WOMEN HUNG

onto their husbands coattais, beg ging them to bring home some of Jack Goodines famous Chile and Roast Beef Sandwiches with the gravy oozing ont ob dem S25 Central Ave. Phone 1076.
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Nat c Goodwin.

Interest of theatergoers will center around the forthcoming appearance of Mr. Nat Goodwin al the Auditorium soon. Always a big favorite in this city. Mir Goodwin may be sure of a hearty welcome in his nv American and London success. Never Say Die, ald that it las had year s rua to caracity across tle pond adds much of its prospects for two soi l years in this country
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DON'T FAIL TO VToIT THE
 oAKLAWN MINERAL WELL

Two blocks west of Oaklawn Race Track. This water is noted for ts cures of Liver, Kidney, Bladder and Stomach troubles Constipation and Eczema. Delivered da in 1-2 Ga, lon Bottles, S1.00 per week. If you have Kidney Trouble, Eczema or Stomach Trouble, be sure and try It. Phone 1496.
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To-day" Cominc.

There will be presented at the Audi 'orium on February 3 matinee and light, the powerful play by George Broadhurst and Abraham Schooner which is called Today" 1t holds the mirror not ID to nature-but up 10 what nature perverted is doing 'TC- day is story not of the under world, The characters are not the hunted things who have been detecr
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DR. SMITH RETURNS.

Dr. ]. W. Smith has returned to the city from a long vacation and has resumed his practice. with oftI- ces in the new Thompson building suite sos. fifth floor 1-21-Im
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uptcy. nc definite statement o5 a. hiues was obtainable here tonight. The Dolcerns assets were appraised .u court at $l5,000.
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ed and bounded under the cover of .name-they aIe the women whose God is Fashion who tooishlF believe that toge ery is life's ess at.al
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Watch for more detailed announce. ment of this great production It is the last word in motion picture pro- duor0n
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DO YOU SEE CLEARLY?

If not, come and have your eyes scientifically tested and glasses prop erly fitted at a great deal less eA- pense than elsewhere. Eyes tested free. The reliable Opticiaa.
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SEE those ShackamaXou Woolens. Kirk-A Tailor-l23 Central Avenue. Telephone SSS Cleaning and Press ing a specially. 1-l9-u
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For expert KODAK finishing go 10 SOrrells DruR Go s-l4-1
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Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1915-10-15
GEORGIA singer
To WE'D AFTER
A GREAT CAREER

NEW YORK. Oct, 15l~WlIia Holt
Wakefield, "sntertafaer to tbs fo0f
hundred" and originator " the piano
logae, Is to wed The singsf took ott
. narfiage licensa late yesterday a.
tsfnoon.
Arnoid Forester, 81 Birmingham
Ala, IL eas prospectus bridegroom
Hs gavs his sgS rs 81 and said be had
been born In Austria and had not Been
married Bsfors. Ffe Is engaged IN tfs6
aatonobils business.
villa Holt was born tFifty-sfx years
ago III Cath5ert, Ca, As a child she
saag ana rseited with little efsoftt ha9-
Ing iahsrfted her unusual speaking
voacs from her mother. She was daily
drilled fri reading ffofa tfss works Of
gnglish peers. The singer said today
tAat s6s had bsea married once Bat
had divorced her FIRST husband In ST.
Eaata. Ga. September $, 1915, because
a ar8sksxasss aaa cruelty. shs was
forced I'd, seek 4 s@lf supporting posi-
tiSa and cams TO New YORK Ia 1904,
Were her pfaHol6gee act, embracing
songs aa6 Old plantation Tgss, soon be-
e&aae, popular, Her work att soGietY
fractions. besides her work In vaads
vile, brought fisf ehs sl5Is OF "sHtst=