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The Detroit times., 1915-05-27

Patrons along Woodward-ave. viii
he treated 20 a unique sight Friday
afternoon. when Roy Repp. Of Mel
eournc. Australia. will take his buck
Ing Maxwell car from the Point
chartrain hotel To Grand Circus
park. This freak ear performs all
kinds OF capsrs that any wen be
hayed car would blush at IL rcars
M on its hind wheels with its radi'
ator high up into the air II spins
aud cavorts and is quite as playful
in the hands Of the expert Rspp. as
trained broncho and not bit
more gentle.
The human automobile, or the
car that thinks a. 81 Is called.
viii start up woodwsrd,ave, at ,
.. m. and those Vho think that an
automobile Is merely a pleasure We
hicle. Will learn to their amaEement
that this car Is quite As difcult 10
ride as the widest Zebra.
Mr. Repp who IS making tour
Of the world. viii attend the auto
The Detroit times., 1915-05-27
CHAMP SCJLLER
PROVES RIGHT
TO BEAR TITLE

GRAND RAPIDS. Mich. May %.
Joe Kortlander. Tor three years
champion sculler OF the Grand Rap
ids Boat and Canoe club. will row
against the scullers from the Re
trot Boat club and the Cadillac Boat
club. OF Detroit, at the Ann Arbor
regatta Saturday. Ed Schoops dis
puted Kortlander's clue prem ership.
and they were compelled 10 row on
the matter before tho local entry
Tor the downstatc meet could be
seIectei. Sch0Cps held the cham.
pion until the turning buof was
reached when he weakened kort-
landers time Was good enough Q,
win the Ann Arbor event. Both
scullers viii team IL in The doubles.
An added feature 10 the big regat-
"a viii be the hyiroaeroplane
lights by the plane presented 20
the University of Michigan b.
Frederick \ Algcr. o.. Detroit.
More than 100 members Of the local
club and their friends are expected
to make the trip 10 Ann Arbof In
the special coaches which viii be
carried on the regular Michigan
Central train
The Detroit times., 1915-05-27

a proposed course OF two TO two
lac a.halt miles They were 50 i'm
pressed ~I;h the possibilities that
surrey l. 20 De made al once
q am not az libertv ut this time. p
said Hr, Dickinson this afternoon.
ITO reveal me identity OF those men
an1 more tam 90 aay they ere the
sort that carries things through.
The success OK the national road
faces AZ the San Francisco exposi-
tor this wear which they attended.
caused this plan 20 come into their
pinGs As Detroit j. the center OF
he automobile industry and interest
ia automobiles here always d, keen.
they naturally came 10 Detroit first
They lay 81 the fair grounds Is
such that Wc can use the back
stretch OF the mile track for a por
ton % the road and also utilize two
II the present streets. Il viii only
rtq.ire the binding OF two small
stretches OF road 70 complete tho
course The erection OF temporary
stands Niil be the only other eV.
peuse There Is ample parking
pace inside The grounds and ali
CtIer conyen.eHces necessary for
such an event are aireadr there
The proposal Is 70 Use the course
foI q national road race on NemoT-
al day or some time early 10 each
ear FOLLOW ing this s0oEt tae
Fourth OK July perhaps. would be a
5iTlar road race az the Minnesota
state fair grounds and so on through
fle year.
The matter is 20 be presented At
lie meeting Of The directors a., the
'air board 20 far "a am concern.
Il am hearth IN accord With Il
and I told rt- automobile men So"
The Detroit times., 1915-05-27
SPECTATOR
OF FIGHT
is KILLED
1Continued from Page one

DON. when Fred. an innocent by
s,snder. suddenly sank from his
chair, as fusillsde OF bullets. fred
from outside the saloon, shattered
mirrors and windows In the saloon
According 10 the police. the three
youths started an argument with
southere, the bartender, 7s soon as
they entered the saloon S9uthere
leaped over the bar and grabbed
one Of the youths. rushing him to
ward the door. The other two ran
out. and u Is alleged that Brock
pulled revolver and started shoot
ing
one bullet entered Declares left
ear. and the other struck him IN the
left side. and was detected down.
ward by a rib.
The three youths ned.
Patrolman Mccormick an hour
later. saw trio OF suspicious look
lng youth skulking near the West
ctn market.
He attempted 10 capture them all.
ana managed to handcun Brock. but
the prisoner pvt up a desperate bat
tie. and the otor two escaped Pa.
trclman Stevenson went to McCOr-
mirk's assistance.
Brock vas later taken - The bed.
side Of De Claire in Grace
hrt DeCalre vs. unconscioI9 and
in a dying condition
The Detroit times., 1915-05-27
NETTIE KING
QUEEN OF ALL
BROOD MARES

4 two-year-old by Atlantic Elk
press 0S IA, out OF Nettie King
40 -, entered the list AZ Lexing.
ton last week and the famous mare,
Is now the dam OF IL performers. ?
trotters and PAGERS Only four
inares excel her as a producer OF
speed, viz Bertha. dam OF 10:
Brown SILK 2l91.4. dam cf l3,
Chestnut Belle. dam OF r. and Nell.
iaIn OF ~ These four are all dead
~ Neitic King Is the leading living
rood mare Nettie King still roams
the pastures ~ liillaudale Farm.
Mamapneck. y. Y. at the age OF
IS She is the dam OF performers
whose records range from 2.03 g..
2:oi. 206 l2. ?OT 81, .;l0l IL.
2,I2I4, 2.l3l-4. 2;t51.2. 2:t9l-9.
!? - IL 10 > "a l4--an average OF
.l23I'
She took her record 10 high
wheels as four.y ear-old. driven by
ID Gears Later she showed mile
VI > 10 IL \; the Village Farm dis.
persal IN January. 1905, and al
though - years old. she brought
81 600 and Vas purchased b. her
present owner
The Abbott % IL. Nettie King =
INST foal. is the fastest of the OF
sprirg az the famous marc-Ths
All. cot. foaled In 1908. ranks sec
rr,H
The Detroit times., 1915-05-27
Bucking Auto to Startle
Woodward Folks Friday

races a, the Fair grounds race
track. sunday and Monday after
noon. and viii give exhibitions 81
hruneho busting on an automobile
which Il is as diHicult 10 keep your
seat on a. the proverbial mustang
OF the plains.
Repp got his unique idea when
driving rapidly over mountain road
in Australia His car while travel
Ing a, high speed struck a large
obstruction in the road and leaping
high into the air. the car settled
down on lis rear wheels with its
nose in the afr and ran q consider
able distance IN that manner. The
thought came 70 him that he could
so construct car that II would do
lust such stunt at the viii ~ the
driver Reps original car was lost
I'm ere some time ago, and he hiss
been WORKING a. the Maxwell plant
for several months completing the
new car which vill &c seen here for
the Hrst time IN its parade on the
avenue FRIDAY afternoon.
The Detroit times., 1915-05-27

eral subjects who are undergoing
treatment for epilepsy
This man : father struck him on
the head at the age o. 10 years.
said Dr. Taylor He Is now g. His
attacks OF epilepsy come at night,
when his blood-pressure Is low, so
20 increase the blood-pressure I give
him triple b-omides tsodium. pot2 81
SUM. ammoniuml. nux vonica. and
potassium iodide FOR possible ext
dates
lsadora, a girl OF Polish parentage
Vho until rew months ago could
not speak English because her fire.
quent attacks OF epilepsy prevented
her going to school was brought in
She Is 10 years old she had an
attack Of infantile paralysis at five,
and the epil apsy vss caused by the
scar tissue produced By that dis
ease Before coming 20 Harper.
she was having seven. eight and
nine attacks per day On the day
after her frst treatm ant. she had
two attacks. the next day. one
then for a week, none at all She
sometimes goes three weeks with.
cut an attack She speaks English
now. and IL much brighter Her at.
tacks come in the daytime. when
the blood pressure Is high. and
they can also be caused by excite.
ment She Is given nitro giycerin a
to reduce the blood-pressure A
slight parsly ais OF the hand Is clear.
ing up.
Many attacks OF epilepsy ara
caused By tgmors. following an in.
jury 4 father hit his boy over
the head with cane. Or. n. y.
TorTey IL 70 operate Thursday. on
this lad, to remove the tumor which
brought about the epilepsy. An
other boy fell from = fence. and
the resultant tumor caused epilepsy
DR.. F. r. Cole. Ia his uroiogy acc
ton. demonstrated how IL is pos
sible 10 remove small stone from
the tube leading from kidney 70
bladder without making an incision.
Instruments have been perfected by
which the operation can be per
formed without anesthesia.
Or G. r rockingham explained
how he had rem sdied tear-duct
that refused 20 work Instead OF
soaring the face. he operated
through the nose. opening a pas.
sage for the tears internally.
Or - X Schenck held clint
In gym geology. while DR. r p Morse
Dr. f. r witvsr. N. VI Hyman and
r r Crump took up syphilis In its
various aspects. and the laboratory
/ diagnosis OF different types OF men
nights.
The Detroit times., 1915-05-27

turing. of course. his own SONGS.
Howard viii sing any OF his own
C mpositions upon request from me
audience. Another song feature 81
the bill will Re the Courtney sisters.
Fay and Florence, famed for their
isgtime singing Other acts book
ed include Schver1 brother. for.
elan pantomtmists IN The Broken
Mirror Ota GyEi. sensational span
lsl. violinist, e. Nugent anu julie
FORK in The RoCnder SANITY q
Norton. VIM Ferry. billed Is The
t-cg" and the weekly news pictures.
The Six Killarney Lads and Las.
sizes will head promising bill Of
vaudeville In the Miles theater next
week. presenting an Irish song and
dance revue with elaborate special
scenery and many pleasing effects
Il is said 20 De one o. thu pretuesi
acts in vaudeville Burt G Melburn
returns With a new hlAcSface mono
logue. including some Of his typical
stores Estslle Horiette X Co.
will Offer the timely playlet. -
Honey moon in Catsklls" q aallng
with a brides establishment and
other acts will be The Stevens
troupe. acrobats Granville and
Mack. in a musical novelty Miller
and Kent. comedians, and the Key
stone comedies.
The Detroit times., 1915-05-27
l.. S. AHdChe TO
Probe NebrdSkdn
Damage Carefully

LONDON. May 27.--With iastruc.
tons to make a thorough investisa-
tion OF the report submarine attack
upon the American steamer Nebras-
kan, naval attache from the Amer
ican embassy left for Liverpool to-
DAY 10 meet the steamer when she
comes up the Mersey.
Wireless messages 10 the admir-
ally said that the Nebraskau vas
proceeding slowly through st.
Georges channel and was due TO
arrive at Liverpool this afternoon or
tonight No further details OF the
alleged torpedoing OF the American
vessel have been received here. but
the admiralty stands by IFS original
statement that the Nebraskan was
attacked by German submarine.
The American naval attache Has
instructed 20 quiz Captain Green
and all officers and members Of the
rev Of the Nebraskan. Cable dis
patches from New York. declaring
That Captain Green had vireiessed
he Nebraskan's owners that she
was struck by either a mine or tor.
pedo' caused surprise here. in view
OF the admiralty's fat statement
that the boat had been torpedoed.
The admiralty disclaimed knowl
edge Of the presence Of any British
MINES near Fsstnet and officials re-
fused TO admit the possibility tha,
Pr:tlsh mines have broken loose
from their moorings and drifted
among the southern coast OF Ire
lani Following the sinking Of the
Tutitania. II vas reported. though
not officially confirmed. that the ad
rniraity wirelessed the Lusitania's
commander TO look out for noatlns
niles planted by the Germans
southwest OF Fastnet. This was tn
same region IN which the Nebras
Kan Was struck bat a number o'
other vessels have passed througl
The same waters without disaster
The Detroit times., 1915-05-27

u UANuuCd trO" f94r o1r.b
up on deck. There. on our port
side. Nas the STEEL nose OF the
Cuneo sticking far into the hull OF
The Hyndsm. 7, vas just beginning
TO p daylight and could SEE three
rr four miles We aroused all pas
,e4sers who hadn't been awakened
sv the free OF collision and assem-
bi-d yhem on deck Just as Pre-
cagtionary measure we ordered all
q them ab0a III life boats Then the
Cgneo backed out the ho.e she
mad driven in the Ryndems hull
We put passengers aboard the
Cuneo little later There VAS no
confusion and no panic.
81 about : o'clock the ha,tleship
South Carolina. which had broken
al her speed records hove In sight
ana our passengers were transfer
red 10 her. Passengers and mem
Jers OF the Ryndam's crex who
were aboard her dreS I'D a resolu-
ton 81 thanks 70 Captain Russell
and MS men for their splendid treat
Insnt"
A. W Yount. FIRST cabin pssser
ger. strained lEamen' in his knee
so that il was impossible for him 20
ear his artificial leg His wss tbs
emily hurt OF those aboard the Rys
dam. on the Cuneo a steward was
injured
TIs Ryndam reached the Holland
american pier In Hoboken early
tAis morning and the passengers
disemhsrked The ship came Up the
river at high tide and the short trip
was uneyeatful
The tr7Iit steamer Joseph J Cuneo
reached quarantine about q clock
this morning She anchored N the
upper bay and II is not expected she
vii dock until Il ~ decided what
-epairs are necessary.
The Detroit times., 1915-05-27
Brains of Aggie Nine for
-Four Years NeQrS Finish

EAST LANsNG Mich May 27win or lose the Ass VIII suffer
mond Dame
planned VIII be
ieal Bibbins Bbbns
fact-has
1918 The
we'll and viii be right that Agges viii have
diydual
exhibition
G.
developed encouragngly
The Detroit times., 1915-05-27
HARVARD CUP is
ON EXHIBITION

The Harvard championship cup.
offered by the Harvard club In
Michigan for contestants among the
high schools competing for the
track championship of the Michigan
lutcrscholastic Athletic association.
VIII b. on exhibition In the Wood.
ward avenue front OF the J. l.. Hud.
son store the last three days OF
the present week The cup Ia put
up for Eve years. and will become
the permanent property OF the
school winning II the largest mum.
Der OF times. or. In case OF a tie.
OF the school which has scored the
largest number OF points. The cup
has been won 10y Ray City Eastern
in 1912. Grand Rapids Central In
1913. and Detroit Eastern In 1914.
The Detroit times., 1915-05-27
RIVALS FORGET
POLITICS WHEN
DINING DINGENAN

Il social amalgamation OF rival DO
difcal parties In Detroit and Wayne
county Ia forecasted during the al.
ministration OF Mayor Marx. The
polttical-social banquets planned by
HE mayors secretary. Eddie" Fltz.
gerald. are becoming so popular tha,
TIE growing attendance threatens 10
.ax. the capacity OF the Hotel pvn,-
chartrain banquet hall. The rival
sh1eftains are becoming quite accus
tcmed to sounding the note OF non.
\ paTtisanship and bi-partisanship, Cd
! full stomach.
About 200 attended the banquet
given In honor OF Harry J. Dingeman.
aewly-appointed corporation COUNSEL,
b the Pontchartrain, Wednesday
sight When Mr.. D!ngeman's prede
eessor left ONCE a month ago. a ban
luet was rendered him in the same
hall, the political attendance being
much the same. Mr.. Lawson IL a
Democrat. Not only do the riyal
eafty leaders now sit In harmony
around the banquet board. but they
bxhale the spirit of friendliness and
so0d fellowship.
Alex. j. Croesbcck acted as toast
master at the Dingeman banquet
Among the speakers were Mayor
Marx, James ID. May, Judge Alfred
IL. Murphy. John d. Mckay. Judge
William +. Connolly. Allan II. Fra
~, Charles Flowers, Judge George
~ Hosmer. and Aid Herman
h Dchultx. Mr.. Dingeman was presen;
+ n with fine gold watch.
The Detroit times., 1915-05-27
Suburban NelDs
YPSILANTI.

jay 4, Moore Is driving new run
ahuut
Mrs " 1. Mccullough Is spending
month In Chicago at the home 90
Prof lrNing l.. hunter
\ large laundry which Is 20 be run
on an extensive scale Is possibility
on Race-st
Mrs Robert Martin is on the sick
list
Mrs James VenninE has gone TO
narSNAilr 10 attend toe twenty ninth
trict meetig OF the Momans Home
Missionary society She will 20 10
her nome IN Monroe. following the
CLOSING mestiug which - TO be held
been the guest ~ Mrs \ 4 braves
and Mrs A N Lesson for week
Miss Coda Council organist. viii
give her graduating recital Thursday
eNenins. June ), IN Normal college
A meeting 81 the pauShters OF
Veterans VIII ee held Thursday eve
The companions OF the Forest viii
NEE; Friday evening 20 decide some
Important business matters
About Ice bankers from Jackson.
Lsnawee Co, Monroe. htllsdale and
all cities and villages =" WashtenAw
county, comprising the ninth group
~ the Michigan BANKERS association.
are ~ peCtcd 80 attend the conVcn-
tlnr ;o be held today Thursday in
Ann Nrtor The I've banks 81 Ann
Arhur rostltuttnE themselves as hosts
"A l1l entertain this evening IN the
Els temple
Mrs George crane assisted BY Miss
Mae crane entertainea the Preshy ter
IAN Ala society this afternoon sup
per and program we're features
The annual Washtenav Country
e'eh opening viii Re held az the rlnb
Monday afternoon ard evening with
dinner at and dance / the eve
~ Prizes viii be awarded the vie
tors IN the mixed foursome and rag
Iourna mont
Every member ~ the WomanS Re
lief corps IS requested - meet sat-
urday afternoon az clock AZ the
hail on PeRTi-st. 20 make wreaths
for Decoration day.
The Detroit times., 1915-05-27
ROAD RACE
IS PLANNED
Auto Men Here Today
TO See Proposed
Course

Detroit IS IN lire for one OF the
big automobile road races OF the
country each year. a race that will
rival The Eigln and oklahoma city
classics.
Representatives OF three promi-
neLt automobile concerns came 20
Detroit today 20 meet q W. Dickin.
son. president OF the International
Motor Contest association aud secre-
tSry manager OF the Michigan state
fair They went With Mr.. Dickinson
10 the fair grounds and walked over
The Detroit times., 1915-05-27
THEY'RE ALL EASY
FOR SOMEBODY

+, is dificul, TO dope out pugilistic
class these days Louisiana recent.
iy gave Champion Kid Williams a
terrific beating and escaped scoring
knoeEouJ only by the Intervention
% the bell Yet one night thi.
week. a Philadelphia nswsboy by
tho name OF Lev Tender easily
scored a winning margin over
Louisiana
The Detroit times., 1915-05-27
THE STAGE
pgTsotr OPERA HOUSE

Z
One OF our most accomplished and
delightful actresses Is Margaret Ang
lin. who came 70 the Detroit opera
house. Wednesday evening. FOR a
shorr enea cement. in a comedy cali
ei "Beyerly's Balance, which a
large audience seemed 20 enjoy very
much The play In somewhat differ
ent form and with other angles 20 lis
story. was presented az The stage OF
the same iheater, yesr ago. by An
ME Russell. under the name Of The
Woman In the Case In its revised
edition, IL Is much more attractive
and entertaining
Miss Anslin, whose actins talent IS
az a very high order, has proven IN
the years that she has been before
The public that she can successfully
encompass any role she elects 10
play. from tragedy &c ltghtest com
edy. and give ! most finished and
artistic performance OF any chsrac-
ter she undertakes As 4 coued,enUf
she Is q delight Endowed VIII a
charmingly musical voice. Miss Ang-
Inns clear tones and distinct enunci-
alton OF good English fall upon the
ear most gratefully after the mum D.
ling. ahsurdly accented and frequent
~ mis- pronounced speech OF the av-
ersge player Always woman OF
distinction OF manner or the stage
Miss Anglins personality grows
more attractive and pleasing with
the passing OF years. As Beverly
Dtnwiddie. a young southern girl o;
aristocratic family. masqusrading as
a chorus girl cores Ondent in a so
ciety divorce case. Miss Anzlin Mas
altogether charming in the play
Wednesday evening
Miss Anrlin Is happy in the sslec'
lion OF her associates Mrs. Charles
4 q. Craig is dear" in the role OF
aunt Maria Randolph. and brings &c
me part ripeness OF experience. a
sense OF humor, and a knowledge OF
ne art OF acting that made the char
2cter stand out above the ordinary
scheme OF things William Boyd. TOO
was excellent as CORTLAND Redla~
| the husband. whose butterfly wife
/ desired a perfectly reliable New
York divorce with a cores pondent,
| In order that she might be free 10
marry a British tide Donald cam
eron played Watt Dinviddie, Ney'
erly's cousin. with discriminating
good taste. and saxone Moreland had
the rather ungratefUl task OF maxim z
Mrs. Redlaw seem human Howard
Lindsey played a small bat Is a ser
want. completing the cast
The dialogue IL a series OF phrases
OF smart epigrsms and aphorisms a.
the expense Of New York society and
its morals. or lack Of them and as
delivered by Miss Anglin the
speeches are distinctly e1ecti.~ She
| is able TO invest the most conyen-
tional lines OF the playwright with
real value, and 20 make her listeners
believe that aippancy and faceiious-
ness are genuine wit. humor and
comedy So much for the real art
! OF real actress.
Miss Anglin and her company Tili
| be In the Detroit the rest OF the
week. including a performance on
Saturday afternoon. Following an
engagement IN Chicago. this most
talented OF women wlli go TO Cali.
fornia 10 give series OF Greek
plays and Shakespersan dramas IN
the Greek theater In Berkeley.
ELLA NAE HAWTHORNE.
The Detroit times., 1915-05-27
See what UrpIrine LEADS TO!

JACKSON. Mich. May - y Ira
Davis. former South Michigan
hague umpire, IS back in Jackson
rranaging a carnival show Davis
new job Is largely inducing spec
,atDrs 20 take look az his s'epson.
Mator Lee. ? 81 year.old youth Who
Heighs IS pounds and Is but
rriae over % inr5es In height
The Detroit times., 1915-05-27

Louis Disbrow. dirt track cham
pion. Who with L. other star drivers
will participate in big Auto Races
AT Fair Grounds next Sunday and
Monday afternoon. r r. Primesu.
one OF Detroit's best amateur driy-
crs will take part II his car Ii fin
shed I'm time Races start D. IN.
Admission 800. including grand
stand Eight big events daily.
Don't fail 10 see big 100-mile race
Monday. $1,000 cash prizes -- Adv.
The Detroit times., 1915-05-27
Mak. shak,uns for U. 81 n-

WINE SHdNtWra TOT U " .
The University OF Detroit baseball
team has been shaken up again ana
Vill take tho field against 81 Isna
thus college. OF Cleveland. this after.
noon. as follows Narshke. III. Cory
2b Dacsy, SIS. Bayard. Cd. Ere
mont. H. Batesou. m. Parker. RI;
Arntz, D.. LeFeyer. C.
The Detroit times., 1915-05-27

"Dutch- leonard champion Arneri.
can lea que pitcher last wear. who has
been sBsPe ended for poor condition.
attacks President Lannlu. ~ the Rod
ScE. In published statement In
which the maEnafe 70 accused 20 rid 70
INK ne players and interfering with
Manager Carrigau.
The Detroit times., 1915-05-27
kinq Constantine Better.

ATHENS. May 27-"K King Con
stantine's conditions shows some
lmproyem ant said the oHcial bull
le,ln from his physicians' today.
The Detroit times., 1915-05-27
George y. Lswson, president ~ tho
Peoples state bank. wss elected 20

tie board - the Union Trust co
in a meeting o.; the directors. Wed
nesday RE will mi the place
vaCated hv the death ~ George ~
Russel Memorial resolutions on
the death OF Mr Russell were
adopted They were drawn hy a
committee consisting % Truman ~
Sewherry. Hal ~ Smith and Frank
W Blair
The Detroit times., 1915-05-27

NApoleon's handwriting was 30
~ that often he could not decipher
n himself.
The Detroit times., 1915-05-27
AGS TO WORK FOR
TRIP TO CLASSIC

EAST LANSING. Mich. May - 49,
On the showing OF the Aggie track
team In ihe meet with the / OF VI.
freshmen Saturday win dep, nj the
size Of the squad Coach Mncklin
NilI take 20 Champaign. III June ..
me date OF the annual Western con
isrence meet sheldon and Barrett
IA the distances, Beatty. in the
hurdles and Blue. in the weights.
ar. considered certain entries In the
western intercollegiate classic
hob Niutpu has been elected cap
tain OF the Y 81 g. \ basketball
team for tnT next season The old
team VIII ire together another year.
Il is announced.
The Detroit times., 1915-05-27
NEBRASKAN
MISHAP CAUSE
FOR CONCERN

Of these cargoes az the contrac'
price. plus damages for their deten.
ton
The Detroit times., 1915-05-27

Two headline features will make
the Temple theater program, next
week. in Conroy and LeNaire, and
Jos. Z. Howard and Mabel Mccain.
Conroy and LeMaire were the black
lace features OF THE assing Show
Of 1919 and are offering this season
IN vaudeville their guaranteed sure
cure for the most desperate case OF
slooms entitled The New Physl.
clan" Joe Howard II one OF Amer.
ica's best known popular song writ.
srs. and Mabel McCune. singing
coincidence. assists hi9; n has mer-
~ melangc OF song and chatter, fea-