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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-09-30
Traffic Accidents Toll
Six Deaths in Three
Days
LATEST VICTIM
HIT BY STREET CAR
Auto Kills George
McHale; Driver Is
Locked Up

An unidentified foreigner, about
23 years old, was struck by street
car at Clay ana Oakland-ayes.
shortly after o'clock. Thursday
morning. while riding his bicycle to
work. and was fatally injured, dying
as he was being taken into Grace
hospital by Signal Officer McDon-
nell. OF Bethune station.
The mans skull was fractured,
and he was internally injured.
His death makes the sixth. from
traffic accidents, within three days.
George McHale. an engineer, SO
years old died In st. Marys hos
pital, Wednesday afternoon. an hour
after he was struck by an auto.
driven by Walter Gascon, of No.
635 Assist, at Michigan-ave. and
Porter-st.
Gascon was locked up by the po-
lice OF Trumbull station. on a
charge of manslaughter.
McHale had left his home only
a few minutes before the accident,
and was walking across Michigan
ave. when he was struck and
knocked down by Gascon's ma
chine.
Patrolmen Rochefort and Green
hurried TO the assistance of the in
jured man. and helped him to his
feet. He was conscious, and talked
with the officers.
Arriving at the hospital, however,
he sank into a stupor, and he died
before an operation could be per-
formed on the fracture OF his skull.
McHale was a member of an old
Detroit family, and was for many
years p member Of Holy Trinity
church choir.
lie leaves a widow.
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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-09-30
SHORT IN ACCOUNTS AND
FEARING ARREST, SHOOTS.
MOTHER DEAD, KILLS SELF

for that. 80 am going to take
her with me.
The note referred to relatives In
the south. some In Alabama.
But Glasscock wrote that none OF
them were in financial standing
which would allow them to help him
out.
Old letters found in the room
showed that the couple once lived
at No. 562 First-ave.. birmingham,
Ala.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-09-30
Bn United PkESR.

PARIS. Sept. 30.-On n six-mile
front extending from Loos south TO
Hill No l40, the most intense
struggle OF the whole great battle
of the western front is being waged.
Closely linked in great com.
bined attack. British and French
are rolling IN against the German
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-09-30
Complete Estimates Of
Damage AS Yet
Impossible
WIRE SERVICE
DEMORALIZED
Railroads Badly Hit;
Few Trains Can
Move

WASHINGTON, Sept. Co.
The weather bureau announced
that early today II was cut of
from communication--wlre or
wireIess--with New Orleans. u
has been unable to reach the
storm-swept city since late yes
terday afternoon. II Is hoped
to establish communication to-
day by wireless.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-09-30
MINERS GO
ON STRIKE
Welsh COlliery Work
ers Demand Closed
Shop System N

CARDIFF, Sept. Solve thou
sand miners In the South Wales dis
trict are now on strike in protest
against the employment OF non-un.
ionists. Two thousand more quit
work in the Cumaman colleries to-
day.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-09-30
AMERICAN
SHIP BURNS
Vincent, Sailing Yes.
sci, is Lost at
Sea
BIZ UNITED PRESS.

LONDON. Sept. 30.-The Ameri-
can ship Vincent has burned at sea.
according to dispatches received
here today. The crew was saved.
The Vincent was a sailing ship OF
about 1000 tons, and was owned at
Boston. She left Archangel Sept. 4.
for London, en- route TO New York.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-09-30
Battle Surges Back
and Forth Before
German Lines
YELLS DROWN
ROAR OF GUNS
Greece Declares Mace.
dOnia is in State of
Siege
By UNITED PRESS.

ATHENS, Sept. 3o.-The
Greek chamber of deputies to-
day passed, without debate, a
bill declaring a state Of siege
In Macedonia, and also voted
10000, 900 for mobilization Of
the Greek armies. Another bill
authorizing the government to
extend relief to families Of SOL
diers In case Of war was passed
almost unanimously.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-09-30
HURRICANE TAKES HEAVY
TOLL IN GULF CITY and
SURROUNDING COUNTRY
THE WEATHER

Detroit and vicinttyt Thursday
night fnir; Friday unsettIedt probable
rain In the afternoon, moderate fresh
20 northeasterIy winds.
Lower Michigani Partly cloudy
Thursday night, Friday Increasing
cioudnessj probable rain In south
portion.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-09-30
WINDSOR WILL
BUY 500 RIFLES
FOR HOME GUARD

The Windsor council. Wednesday
night. voted $4,000 for the purchase
OF 200 rifles for the Home Guard,
formed after the attempt to dyna-
mite the Peabody plant and the
armories. Capt. George Wilkinson,
who recently returned from the
western front, told the aldermen
that the government ha6 agreed to
furnish ammunition. Walkerville,
Sandwich and Ford City will be ask.
ed to provide bayonets and uni
forms.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-09-30

Nervousness From Overwork
disappears after taking few Mount
Clemens mineral water baths. Street
care every 90 minutes.-Adv.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-09-30

Msy ne Change IN Weather,
but no change In quality OF Griswold
Goondav Lunch; knn--Ad~.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-09-30
TODAY7S GAMES
American

ST. Louis at Detroit, clear.
Philadelphia at Washington, clear
Only games scheduled.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-09-30
National

National
Brooklyn at New York, clear.
Philadelphia at Boston. clear.
Pittsburgh at st. Louis, clear.
Cincinnati at Chicago, clear,
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-09-30
Central binh school students. who
were given n holiday Wednesday

ccausc the new heating system
was not working properly, will re-
turn tu tttT classes Friday. IL the
building can be heated. In the
meantime every effort In being
made 90 Put tho fan system Of VEN
tilation In operation. in order to
distribute the heat evenly through
the rooms MANY Of the students
are suffering from colds as n result
OF studying I'm cold rooms or
passing from heated rooms into
cold aras
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-09-30
The Detroit Engineering society has
accepted an Invitation from the

Ford Plate Glass Co, to visit and
inspect it's plant In Rossford. o.,
Wednesday. Oct. 6. Special cars
will leave Fort and First-sts., at
1915 a. m. and will arrive at the
plant. just beyond Toledo. at
o'clock. Returning, the party viii
arrive In Detroit about o'clock.
Lunch will be served on route.
william y. NaEei VIII
Join the rockies In the United
states military training camp AT
Fort sheridan from oct. ! To IL.
The postmaster IL a firm believer In
preparedness He has provided
himself with a khaki uniform. such
az Is worn by real soldier. and
all the necessary equipment for
six-months CamuaiEn Postmaster
NaECl stands wei over siN feet ana
is built in PROPORTION. lie II an
enthusiast on athletics.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-11-30
@incgar @prfs gciuinncn &lagc.

gtad) einer geltern bei ne1 Nnnpal=
ten gAarol1 lt1o Siggil1s ein9elarlfe=
llen Madlrid)t ibat Dos Sberltaatsge=
ritbt BON Soma bas llrtbeil Der l1lter=
inltan5, oes Scott County 3iItriftsge-
rid)ts, in Dem Sal Ser american
Ir1it 4rpol1cts Company BON $40
dlelter, g. o., gegen Sic 9apenport
Gine9ar ll1o Giflil1g @orfs l11rge=
itoben. Ser SAT- lpltrOe Dor ei1em
SSabre i'm bieligen @eridt Dor Mid)ter
@pllle perIallDelt. Sic 9eflagten leg=
ten bnrd lire el1npalte Sbaron 1lnb
Siggil1s gerufllng beim S6erltaats
geridt eil1.
Ole flaeeriide @eiedidaft batte
bebal1ptet, nod Der beflugten Gelel=
ldaft mebrere SenOungen gi1ig &c
ldidt ltllo feline 8e5abll1ng bafiir er=
baltell 5l ba6en. Die GertbeiOioullp
mad]te gelteno, baB Die S%ellounger
llid)t perfallflid} mare1, 90 lie geger
Die geltimlmlnge11 beS @elebes iibel
RENE llllo nmnerfali1te Nabrltlgsnlit:
tel perltoben bitten.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-11-30
@c6nrtstaae bcntlder @ipniere.

@err s. $. Moeaer BON @olcott,
Sa., Teierte nn1 geltrigen Gage leinen
SO. @ebnrtstag. ST mltrDe am 80.
9iobember 1852 il1 geep Srlem1s, 3d.,
geboren l11o fant in iunge1l Sabren
nod 0ieler @egenb.
60 Sabre lit am beltigen Sage
@err Gbas. IS. 9ord}ers BON Green
Gree. 9err Borders murbe ont 80.
geopember 1855 in Mplia1e geboren
llllb bat 3eit leires 9ebel1s in oieler
@e9eno gcpobnt.
Seinen 6S. @ebrlrtstng feiert am
6el1tigen Iage @err 5rieorib SAB
ra1lfrllg bon Ser sSlloim Moao l1nr
sis. SEER 6abrenfrug ml1rOe am 80,
9eopember 1917 i'll Neubolls, SOL:
item, geboren nnb FAM inn sSa6rl
1850 iiber Seem Orleans ins 2anb.
80 Sabre iiY ON beltigen Gage
SEER S. $. Stoltenberg, Ser bas Sid:
Der @elt ONT 80. 9topenlber 1860 ii
Davenport erblidte lu1b 3eit jeille:
|2ebens bier gepobnt bat. Sch
Semi befilloet iid} in go. 3O4 Sill
8ire StraBe.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-11-30
aoninlariid} gcindJt.
Nllsfl1nit geluiinidt iiber Sen Ge1
bleib peridlpllener 4erlonel1.

1as faiierlidb oC1tlde &pnll1lat III
Chicago, 8. Stod 9so. t22 Siio Oi=
@oltlepar0, ludNt 9eacbridt ilber
sen Gerbleib Der l1ad]genalmten Yer
ldsollanen 5ll erlange11::
@eQert, Mleranber Hon1a1, ae6orell
in Yropin5 Eoien oils Sofn oes
perltorbenen gm1foileftors i'll 80
len, 80 Sabre alt. Gor 3 Sabrel1
III Chicago lit elmer @anf tbatig
gemelen, ieitosm per'doaen.
@rrnelpalo, @ern1alln, geb. %. Mll=
quit 1854 SIT Iresbe1L 6ringenoe
NngelegenGeit).
Meiiel, Ssnalo, geb. III &lingelltbal
in Sadlen.
Mh1elo1er, a1lrt, aeh. an s. Sl1li
1889 in Gotsoonl. Il1gebli6 IN
Malon Gitp, Soma, %mobn6aft.
2ieotfe, @erl1er, le%ttbefannter Natf=
entbalt: Spring Safe, Mid)igan,
9errDbnl6z6arm.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-11-30
@crmann Gocns
5ou 5llia a%olnnuiiidr fir oifentlidbe
g[rhciteu erllal1llt mcr0elt.

@ic mir aeitern Ibello aus 5ltper=
lailiecr Gltelle erfl1hrcl1, miro Stra=
benfnn1nniIidr &er11n1n goel1s IN Der
nlorgcll slbeno itattfin0cnNell Staot=
ratbszSitllng 5lllll &olnmiilar fiir Of
fentlid5e grbeitell Don Siirgcrnleilter
sllfreo 6. Mhleller erllalult merDen.
Serrl1 @oc1s grnenmll1g milBtc bonn
Staotrotb heltatigt mer0en.
3ub @err gbclls lelbir Don lelller
.grl,enrlll1g iiber5Glgt lit, gebt aus
Ser Sbatiad3e berpor, bab er Mitglie=
Ser Nes stantratbs perionlid) erlllht
bot, leine Grnclllllg SIT beltatigel,
mos CT pfalc @aralltie oocr 3nlaaells
ocs Mllltes ldmerlid} getban baben
miirbc.
llnier Geril1db, nolr 9iiraermeiiter
g(lfreo 6. @hlellsr Scenes ilber Die
politiidJe Sitl1atiol1 5lt e%rfabrcll, NOR
eill ebenlulher Tehlldllag lpie Die be-
riiGnlten Soffre' id)en Sffeniipel1, ober
Cit an Qlloerer Gllelle lt%nterllolHane=
ller Geril1d} mar boeflt crfolgreif.
Der grncnlulla ioll @err gbens
lider icin, of er aber beltatiat meroe11
miro, lit cine pffene 1Srags. Die mobl
crit in Ser mprgen Mbeno ltattfllloen=
ocll Geriammnlltllg oes Staotratbs
elltidie0cll mer0el1 0iirfte.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-11-30
3nr lettcn @1l9c,

l1nter 5qblreiber 9efbeiligltltg bat
an 5onltag Aabnittag bic 8eerot-
aglt11a BON 5errlt Jrit ann11 bonn.
Irullerbal1ie, 500. 1923 @eIt 2. Ctr
,ol1s ani Dem 5tdotiihen Iriebbof linz
ter Ben M11ipi5ien Der SoD Sello1ps
1tattgefulloelr. @err 6. Sblan0 let
ttete oie Ira1erfeier inn 6allie l,rjo
allf Sem 6rieObof. Sargtrager fpa=
rem Bic @erren @l1. 8iloer, Sobn
i@eeIt, Claus Sblarl0, @m. Soet nllb
Sobl1 &er5berg.
6ran5S So = a II en-.
Som Seine leiner glterllz Serrl
nllb 6ralt s. Sobanarlell, SEQ. 2115
8ro1pn StraBe, fat ont Sonntag
Madulittag bic 9earoigutg bon
Serrt 6ral15 Sobom1len aus alf Dem
I%airnlol1rt 6riebbof lt%attgefnlloe1.
&err @n1tab 3onnl0 leitete Die grall<
erfeier I'M Sarie uno al1f Dent Irie0z
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-11-30
Seine NcnOcrung in Der @einnbbcits-
%bc1Drbe.

Mie beridieoete Mitglieoer Ser
Csc llnrobeitsbeboroe geltern erfldrten,
lil1o lpeDer bei ibt1em noh bei berr
Mitglie0ern bes Stubtratbg bisIang
8eDerblngen Inn Stellungen an Der
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES eingela11fen. SIS
miro Oaber er1partet, oaB bic gegen-
mdrtigen @eamten bon Der @elunb-
6~eitsbe6oroe einitimtnig 5ur 8ieoers
mabl e11pfo6len merOen.
Die republifaniihen Mitglieoer
oes Sta6tratbs lollett iIi6 ullf ole
@icoererlpdblllng Der bret folgeloen
FStaot6eamten geeinigt ibqben: @all-
ISSl1ipeftor 81. g. @rabam, 5tabtelef=
ttrifer 5orreit IS. DotDrlil1g ur6
5taotiigel1iel1r 81. 81. @ouoinot. Die
9egenmartigen @eat11te11 Der @einnbs
|b~eitsbeboroe iino: Gel aobeitsinlpef,
tor 2eol @alentirte, 9eabrungsittipef-
tor Ibep0ore @ilfens nnb Dr. 81. Is.
@rigbt, Sleiih- 1l1tb Maolferei-sg1-
lpeftor l11b 1tabtiiber 6bierar5t. Ole
Serret galentite a11r6 @ilfens tpl1r.
Sen Dor ei1tem Sabre ert1ant,t, apdtibf-
reno Or. @rigbt felt anebrere,r SsSab-
rem i'm M11te lit.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-11-30

- Or. gater, 8aEnar3t, mbitater
BUILDING. (Mn3.)
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-11-30

~ Dr. @ape 3abnar5t Security
%duil6ing. Wn3.)
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-11-30
5tabt unb Gourp,
9iensius, ben 80. Mouculbcr.
aleilte 5taOt=N cuigfcitett.
gdtc gannideiot Mittel, 2e-
~bensipedcr gl1f) uno Del. 81 iepe's
apotbefe. (an5.)

Gd]ie SallllluelDI : WQIIel, ~ez
bensdpedcr @atd ullo Del. Giepe's
Ipotbefe. (a115.)
SEER llro Irol1 Sans Gcteriell
Dom 9}9. 2O23 Hiplcp Strabe fcier=
ten olll 5anllabello 9l6ellD llre fri
1taaenc Spd5eit (15 SABRE. SIN Scr
Gafel auarel @c0ctfc filr l6 aelaSeae
@aiie gele9t porael.
SEER ltnb SSralt ". @altpt DON
&elpallcc. ST., melde lett DCn1 8arf=
1aglulostag I'M Seine bon @errl1
Sernadnn @allpt Don 800. 612 gselt
3. StraBe meiltcn, iillo an sonltag
lein1gefebrt.
gSic gcltern befaru1t matroe,
miro Ser tiir5lid) aus @allaoa nud}
bier tral1sportirte @arrp een1ol1, Der
po1r Scr @raro sSl1rp allf bier Gllnfte
in 9(nflage5llitono aelest lpltrOe, altd}
npl1 ser Grd1arrge gunf III glopnl=
fielo, ga. gelpiinldt. 9ellolr loll in
BLOOMFIELD iidl aleid)fals SdedzN}a=
niplllatiol1ell SIT Sdnllbel bubsn font
nlell laNlen.
Scr stoDtratb miro in leiner
l1torgel Mbcno itattfilloenoen Sibrl1g
eillen Gadfolger fir 0ell allt sonn=
aberN elbcno pcrltorbe1en Staot9llz
1e1Ior Sgllab s. &llo erllellncl1. @err
Silo beflcioete %ferlter 1ndl oas Imt
Des Gounlbip=N lleliurs ullo miro Die
les Mtnt BON Sen Gmm1lbip SrllteeS
in bell n1dGlten Iagell beiebt merGen.
Isle ser lanomirtbldaftli6e
Gahncrltanoige pn1 Scott County,
Grpfellor 8. 81. @liB1 gelterll erflar=
te, aperoen bic Ssarl1er Don Scott
@olllltp cilel ldarfen Grotelt gegell
Die leete Gerfiigltllg Der gilelbabnen
sen Gerfanf BON Eroonften bon
@abnauagaors 5lt perbietell, einlege1.
Sim 9roteltidrei6en lit bereits on
@al1ocIsridter &elroerio l1 abgeaall=
gen. 9lllf nadblten Solmaben6 lit Ell
tic Sisllng 0es grefl1tiofolnites Der
Scott County Iarm S%l1propenent
2eaguc eillberllfen moroelL INN in bic
1er Mn~gelegcllbeit Stellung 5t neb=
MEL.
Sic Sabine ollf Ser 5taotbale
ipebt nl1s Slt5tllllg Dor Dem per torbe-
rem Staot=gllel1pr Sglat s.. Silo ont
@albnulI. SGnnaltlide ltaotilder
8l1realls iino bel1te gormittag Bis I'M
eil1 l16r Nodlnittags geihlollen. Gb:
Observation-Disclosures meroen leit: Ofa=
Dor NIfreo s. Mlleller, So6n $.
@lrl0atsr, Souls 6. Mo0oeuig, tSlrau
Moeler, Sarrp S. McIarlano, 90
S. W1allop, @ilium s.. 9Sotb nal
Senrp Galb, nl1o oftiDe Sargtra9er
Bic Serre1l: @illiam Ml1ndwath
George @ulters, Soiep6 I6elfen
gbillip Iegel1, @ltitap gd6arbt lr1l
@llItap Nler.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-11-30
sldjt,rne, MitglicOcr ser Srcimilligcm
Tcncrlue6r : 8cIeQIdnft.

9lae Mitglieoer lino biern1it orin=
genb mlfgeforoert, iid) bel1te Morgen
(Iienstag, 80. 9eopembcr 1870
prompt s llbr III Ser Idniid)en gro=
therboob &alIe eill5ufinoer1, nm ser
gecrolgrng nnleres Der ~ltorbenel1
9rllocrs s. Slid bei5lmobnen.
s.. s. @arnebolo, Gruiioent.
SO. sd miDt, SefretQr.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-11-30
,2luDlf mcitere

Mibter Ibenpbill1s gelpabrte 9ee
ltern Morgen i'm Scott GollntD 1i=
ltriftsgcridlt 5lpDlf neitere Mittlpen=
Ge1iionell. Ias l@elrld) bon 5rull
9[lll1n sdaenfenbah ml1r0e bis sur
lt1lterl11dbltng ibrer l1mitar1oe inter
geratbll1g geltomn1en. 5Srult 5d}uell=
fel1bad bat $1,000 ut ibrem gsamen
in elmer bieligen @anf lopie @urnbz
eigentbum i'm @ertbe bon 5000. Die
@eiud)e BON Tralt Miln1ie Sbomas
lnlo Iral1 SSoiie zimmerman mlr=
Ben obidlagig beidieoen, 30 Die Slit
Ser Ser beiben 6raltel1 nidt 6eoiirftig
lirb. 8e1pa6rt mllrDen Sic ~folgenOell
Tralt 2ottie Glol1gb, A ainoer, S.
per Mpnat fir jeoes &inb.
6ral1 Iora 9a6re11t, Z &i11ber, SIS
per Maonat fir jeoes &inb.
Sral1 9lnl1a Iboenien, ein aillb;
SIS per Mlonat.
Trolt 9l1lno Meger, 2 ailloer, Sc
per Mo1lat fir jeoes ain0.
5ralt @li5o6etb &1atth, 5 ainoer;
So per Mlpnat fir iebes &inb.
6ral1 M1ll1a Sabricius, 3 ailloer.
81 per Mo1lat fir jeDes &illo.
6ral1 Selen Doll1la, 2 &'inber, Sc
per Meonot fir jeoes &il1o.
6ralt 5orab @llot, ] ai1o, SIS pei
Mprai.
Strait 9ora @eldn1al1l1, 8 ainSer
So per Maorat fir lebes &inD.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-11-30

Serr llpo Irau &alls Ecterle1
BON 9lo. 2023 Hiplcp Strabe fcler=
ten ofll 5annabeno N6ell0 lslrc frn=
italele @odJ5eit (t5 SABRE. SIN Scr
Gafel irlrcn 8coctfc fiir l6 aclaoelle
@olie geleat Ippraen.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-11-30
3luci Gferbe pcr6rcnnelt.

SsSlr Ser bon oem GrpreBn1ann g(1l=
quit 9fanllfudlen g%enlietbctan Sdeu=
ne i1 91o. 1851 Grairie Strabe brod
on Spn1tag 9lbel1o gegel1 5ebn llbr
sScller aus. 3nei lit ocn1 stall lte=
Icnbe 9ferne nerbrannten, ebe 5iilfe
gebradt nerben fp1llte. Ser Sdu-
ocl1 beldltft iih alf $3.50 fin oie
asferbe ullo 5000 fiir ben 5taa, mel
cher Gigentbllnl DON Serrn 8. Getar=
lell lit. Ser Sdaben lit t6~eilpeilc
bllrd Geriiderunlg geoeft. lleber sic
l1riad)e nes Scllers lit nidts bsfault.
SSelterpebrdlef Geter 1en9er erflarta
geItcry, oaB CT cine lll1teriudlll,g
ilber bic Gntitebul9suriad]c ei1leiten
apiiror.
80 Saben sic idon 9I6 Miiiion
9ier probirt2 @leid nit Sem better
importirten 8iep 111b empfollen bon
ben 0oftoren. Hpd SslanO 8rcminq
So. (Mna.)
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-11-30

pUl. SuLyllUSTL 4UulClL UtG tytLlttl
6. @larfex 6. 8eterlen Oscar, Sll=
lins unb @illioal Sobomliplr nn0I
George Osborn.
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The star-independent. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1904-1917, 1915-01-15
Subway Accident in Motion Pictures at
the Victoria

Motion pictures depicting the recent
subway accident in New York City will
be shown at the Victoria theatre to.
day. Among the other thrillers on to.
days program are "Scourge of the
Desert" and "The Alarm of the
Angelon.' The "Scourge of the Des-
ert" is thrilling romance of the Ari.
zona staked plains, by William II. Cliff
ford and Thomas HI. Ince. Tt describes
the recovery of money belonging to q
church for tie erection of a new, mis-
sion, entrusted by the pastor TO his
spendthrift son, who CANDLES, loses the
money. Incidentally the gambler and
the dissipated youth s sister are sweet
hearts and through her efforts the gam
bier is induced to return the money.
He does and everything ends in the
happiness of all. In the last picture
John Vanzade causes the death Of
Jacques Normand 3 sister, who, pur.
sued by John, throws herself over a
5O0.foot cliff, and Jacques naturally
starts on a campaign of summary ven
geance, which results adversely for the
villain. Adv.%
The star-independent. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1904-1917, 1915-01-15
At the Photoplay

"Threads of Destiny" with Evelyn
Nesbit Thaw, the picture with the
greatest drawing card of the year. A
wonderful drama of Russian life, in
which Evelyn Nesbit Thaw portrays
the character of young girl, the ward
of chief of the secret police. Some
people are under the impression that
character, given the name of Evelyn
Nesbit Thaw, is acting this part, but
the management Of this theatre offers
reward of $500 to any one that can
prove that Evelyn Nesbit Thaw is not
the real star that is advertised. In
connection with this great picture, we
are showing the regular picture of
"The Girl Telegrapher Peril which
is one of the railroad series shown at
the Photoplay every Friday. To-mor.
row is Alice Joyce Saturday. Miss
Joyce appears in the leading role of
two-act Kalem drama, "Cast Up by the
Sea-" She is ably supported by Guy
Coombs. The management also wishes
to call the attention of the ladies, es-
pecially, to kindly attend the early
evening performances, if possible.
Monday, Anita Stewart, Earl Williams
and Julia Swayne Gordon, in "Two
Women,' the greatest Broadway-Star
Vitagraph production. Adv
The star-independent. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1904-1917, 1915-01-15
FINANCE
ACTIVE issues DECLINE TO
Lowest Prices OF week
Among Them Were U. 8. Steel, South
ern Pacific, Reading and New
Haven-Continued Heaviness in
Reading and Pennsylvania
By Associated Press.

New York, Jan. 15.--Wall Street.
The feature of to-day's early stock
market was tho decline to the lowest
prices of the week by SOME Of the most
active issues, notably U. S. Steel.
Marked heaviness was shown also by
Southern Pacific, Reading and New
Haven. Baltimore and Ohio was a con-
spieuous exception adding a material
fraction to yesterdays s rise, but react
ing later. A IS point advance in Lack
alwanna on one transaction attracted
some attention. Among specialties,
American Tobacco rose 1-2 points.
London pursued its usual course of a
lower range for our securities, Cana
dian Pacific being the only striking ex-
ception to the average decline.
Except for further declines in the
speculative leaders and few addi-
tional gains among the speciahies tbs
market showed no pronounced change
from its opening tendencies. Trans
continental issues were lower, Cana
dian Pacific losing point There was
continued heaviness in Reading and
Pennsylvania, and Missouri Pacific al
most equalled its recent low price. Steel
and Amalgamated failed to better their
early positions. Western Union made
favorable response to its statement of
earnings. Bonds we're strong, with a
good demand for convertible issues.