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The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1915-03-12
DUBLIC SALE g.
wv or VALUABLE ukkR5
REAL e. PERSONAL PROPERTY
Adjoining the City Of Westminster,
Maryland.

The undersigned will offer at public
sale, On the premises opposite Chas.
w. Kings residence, adjoining the
City limits OF Westminster, on
SATURDAY, MARCH 20, 1916,
at 80 O'Clock, p. IT,, sharp, the fol-
lowing real estate to-wit:
That desirable property, containing
il acres, ! rod and "a square perches
OF land, more or less, in high state
OF cultivation. The improvements
thereon consist OF a Good Dwelling
House, rooms, basement, porches,
barn, hog and chicken houses, buggy
shed and water at barn. This little
farm is particularly suited for truck
ing and poultry raising. The land
gently sloping to the South. There
are buildings which will now accom-
modate 300 to 400 chickens.
Terms of Sale: OF Real Estate
One-half cash; balance in IL months,
or if desired one-half of purchase
money can remain in property. A
cash deposit of $500 will be required
of purchaser on day of sale. Immedi-
ate possession will be given.
j. PAUL SMITH and JOS. w. SMITH,
Attorneys.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-06-29
BAND OF DRUNKEN
FOREIGNERS STAB
THREE MOTORISTS

sheriff Milton Oakman and .
squad OF deputies on Monday
continued their attempt 10 identity
the men who attacked . party Of
motorists headed by Joseph Klein.
OF No. Is Fulton-ave.. Sunday even
ing on rort-st west. . few miles b.
yond the city limits. Klein and two
Of his companions. Walter esyf-
ferth, OF No. sla Belvidere-ave-. and
Ernest La Croix. Of No. Is Lane-st.
we're injured when the crowd oe
about Is closed In on them.
Fourteen foreigners. arrested out
Fort-st. after Sheriff Oakman had
been notified OF the attack, are still
held In the county Jail. Mrs. KEN.
who was with her husband IN the
automobile. but WAS not injured.
has Identified three Of them. but the
sheriff is seeking more evidence
and will hold all the suspects until
he 10 positive he has . conclusive
case against the guilty ones.
Klein was kicked and beaten and
his abdomen was slashed open. The
other two men were stabbed. The
trouble II said to have stsrtsd wheu
the foreigners. returning from .
drinking party. made abusive ~
marks about Klein and his party.
while the motorists were trying %
repair the automobile.
In the Solvay branch OF Harper
hospital. 10 which the men were ~
moved. Il was reported Monday.
that Klein was In = critical con6t
ton. Ia Croix was discharged an.
er his wounds were dressed. Seyf.
freth II not badly hurt, but 10 stu
at The hospital.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-06-29

shou,d be msas or whss ysoasssiea
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no sse ~ s: 's Is K. sy y ~
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r reg - the sSy:rSs% cs sSlc
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.ss.S . q the scw s.S:s ss ssG sss =
fhs dscisicn 81 the Prise csuyt
even on sS: question q tss s.Tgs.s!!
q tndsrnity 70 % TIA weeSid Sss
ssnmc"s q. the iTsi;sd stssss, -
STATE: : s,ssss ::.ss. f. q So We. =
rcSS :. !" ~ s0sr Sis s e: sssS
the ps,ss courts SHOULD mot asenl %.
asmnlty IN Scordsnss wlts re
American sovernmeht = To- "a g.
in distinction from an Indemnity q
;Sssnr with the 10, rsSns S.,m enc
ss direct aipio%: matte 1i:essSVss =
no way dependent upon the action Of
For the reasons abov. stated. the
not recognise the propristv OF SUB.
mittinr tn: claim presented ny y g
the Frye to the German prise eovss
for settlement.
The ,governmsat Q! !hs Uattsd
Stat~s - not concerned with any pro.
ccedlnas which the imperial German
government may wish TO teks on
aother claims OF neutral and enemy
Interested parties" which have not
heen presented by the government Of
the Cpited' States but which you
state y your nc,s % June m.a e
Indispensable. aud Il does not per-
ceive the necessity for postponinG Nls
IND the confederation % those other
claims by the prize court
The government Of the unsteA
state: therefor. susGss,s that the ~, ~:
the subject IN the light Of these con.
alterations and because Of the oelec.
tiona against rssorttng 10 the prise
court the government Of the Uulted
states rehewa tts former sug9eot!om
thai an EFFORT he made 10 settIe this
claim by direct diplomatic nseossa-
tSirued) LANSING.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-06-29
MDETROH

DR.. A. @. stuAes. geaesal seeysenSy
q the Dstsolt Y. y. G. A., 1sft
Monday night for Lake Geneva.
via. where for the next two weeks
In different phases Of association
management and activity ~ .
member OF the Y. NJ. &. A. training
school faculty. Wellington -. Lo-
gan. executive secretary Of the
AdAms-ave. branch OF the associa.
ton. returned from Lake Geneva
today. having been in attendance
~ the annual student conference.
HaaAreAs % Deessotess and residents
- nesrby eit1es are Olaenaog -
spend the coming week end at Put
ments are being made for = rem.
eral celebration OF the Fourth Of
July. The Ashley q Dustin steam
Or line announces that arrange
ments have been completed 20 care
the isand lnsxt SATURDAY. sunday
and Monday. Stop-over tickets will
be issued on the three days which
will allow the excursionists 20 re-
main az Putin Bay until Tyesday.
Cedar Point as well N Put-in- Ray
on sunday. while on Monday the
Frank r. Kirby will 20 20 Cedar
Point and the Putin-B Bay to the
n: :n x:ne ss s Dustin 81 :, lr n.
foot Of Ftrst-st.. In O. m. daily.
Nsthiag was gives eat ~ the elees
- the nseetlng 81 the stpeet yooa-
way board and Its ATTORNEYS. Mon
day afternoon. regarding the pro-
gress being made on the contract
between the city and the u. u. r.
for the purchase of the one-fare
xoue lines. Secretary Hayden was
instructed to invite the ofcers of
the II. L. r. TO attend q meeting OF
the commission. Tuesday. July 9.
when employees OF the company
will appear before the board with
complaints
New sSanseoutiseatat e~aaaAety
yates hetween the Pacaoe eUost
terminals and intermediate points
have been made. and may be ex-
amined In the Board of Commerce.
Trafnce Commissioner Waterfall
saws that there are many important
changes In the tariffs The rates
will go into effect AZ follows: East
hound, July II: westbound. sup
plement No. AZ. July % .westbound.
supplement No. -. July 10.
rrssp d. first cavalry. yGSehIgsn Na-
tlOaaD Guara, 10 new QUsPsered n
the new armory located at Coliing-
wood-ave. and Hamiiton-b The
formal opening was held Monday
night The structure In Of Gothic
design and II divided into two
parts. quarters and drifl hall. ON
the second floor In the storer DOM.
1ocker-room, etc. Capt. Heinrich
Pickert Is In command OF the
troop.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-06-29
COLORS ARE TO BE
STANDARDIZED

Ralph 0oldsticker. Of 81. Louis.
president Of the Millinery Travelling
Mems National association. in con-
vention in the Hotel statler. says
that q color card association has
been formed for the purpose Of
standardixing coIors. and that the
dyers have standardized f0s shades.
All the bother Of matching color
viii be saved when the program Of
the association is complete. 40 a pur-
chaser need only know the name OF
the color he or she wants, and II will
be furnished accurately.
Leghorn rooster plumes. such as
the italian soldiers wear In their
hats, will be ono Of the fall styles.
the travelling men say. Sport hats,
to 20 with golf and polo costumes.
viii be the rage this fall Mr.. Gold
sticker says that the fashion show
IN San Francisco, IN August. will as
tonish everyone with revelations Of
what American style experts can do
The travellers visited the Ford
plant, Monday afternoon stsg Isl.
and IL their mecca. Tuesday. The
principal business meeting will be
held in the Hotel statler. wednes-
day. r.st
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-06-29
YPSILANTI

The Pythian Sisters will hold No
meetings through the summer. until
the nrst Wednesday In September
Mrs.: Annie Tonhey. Mrs. whipr,.
and Mrs. LottIe Henry. grand iods.
Q6lcors Of the Degree OF Honor. VII,
- present ut the meeting OF the
l9cal lodge this evening to assist In
&c wos9 9f initiation Of . large class
The 81 Lakes Auxiliary win hold
no more ueetinea until September.
Tnq Pythian Sisters entevtajned
19ou4ay Afternoon NJ the home ri
Jay u. Moore In honor Of Mrs. Matte
1Dop. who leaves soon 10 take up =
polHqQent roe1deqce In Florida
oon'toY1uln ~ Howell
: Pc Cetneftu4 Campbell. OF the
xD11oeopolia lad. high school fac
8l1Xs - eps14ine the summer AZ iSs
q el1 Ia Pltts6eid tqwaship.
~ s(eewaIh, have been liid on
me PAVING wovk on n
Kol1@4H}eNpel. enf W. Csoso-st. Il
d. l. IN ". zisssssdsr has returned
55eG - sssSscior Tor the =
y : s'cs:s:: :: :: !. , ss:::
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-06-29
5IJBURBAN NEWS

with an automobile party from Mar
shall and Detroit for Washington. ID.
c. and ether sovthern points A.
reading and English at Pullman col.
iege, Pullman. wash. u 2 member OF
the Normal summer school faculty.
divine OF Detroit. will lecture ~ the
Normal auditortum THURSDAY. July :,
Prof. Pred r. 0orton will take hts
paper mill some afternoon this week,
when the subject OF paper making
win be studied and . practical lesson
ward to with eager anticnations,
A special meeting Of Phoenix lodge
No. IL. +. and A. NJ. will be held
this evening for the purpose OF con
ferring the NJ III. degrse.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Ross and fam
lily will leave saturday for q week q
outing at Portage Lake.
Miss Clara Dole 10 critically III In
the University OF Michigan hospital
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-06-29
HIGHLAND PARK.

Ralph -ulrich. OF st. Claire. ML..,
ssTrIves Friday to be the guest Of
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph King. OF No. les
bcresfoYd-ave.. for q few days.
sergt. Daniel Mclaughlin, Of the
Highland Park police force. has been
OF the death Of his brother
a. u. Stevenson, of Pontiac, Mich.
was sent to the Detroit House Of Cor
rsction for 20 days for being drunk
and disorderly.. Sunday evening. by
Mr.. ana Mrs. n. Nichols. Of this
village. have returned from 4 visit
with MI and Mrs. George Christopher
at their summer home ~ Cas- lake.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. n. Wait. % No. tsa
Ccrtiapd-ave. win entertain the ionic
ensEssr 4,,. Q y 3, 81 : pedro party
Hasean MustaH. who amused him
self Sunday evening BY hring on
large cannon crackers much 20 the
displeasurc and annoyance Of those
desiring to sleep. was sent to the
ttce Mafshall for IS days.
Alec 0teul ana william DYoexoW
yers fined Us and Ss costs. respect
tve1y. ~ yustice Marshall. Monday
foe esine drunk and disorderf. Sun.
thisY u Police Charles ". ssynevs
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-06-29
PLYMOUTH

Plymouth II 20 have Q "surpriss
show" next Thursday and Friday
evenings. For . number Of days .
strange man has been going around
the streets with . camera taking
snap shots OF different people in all
sorts of positions. generally when
they did not know anything about
what was going on. He will make
lantern slides OF the negatives and
throw them on the screen at the NOV
Ing picture theateP. IL 10 expected
there will be lots Of fun for al. and
quite q few surprises
The entertainments given BY the
business men. on the streets, are
proving to be q great success. Last
Saturdays crowd was record break
or.
All Plymouth boys and girls under
sixteen have TO be In their respective
homes when "cuyfew rings" or rath-
sr blows. according to the new cur
few ordinance.
Plymouth 10 booming with q good
loud boom. All factories are working
full time and full force. There are
lots OF new houses being built this
summer. and the Alter Motor Co. ex-
pect to commence work on q large
new building soon. ~ they have out
grown their present plant.
A number Of Plymouth people took
advantage OF the low rate excursion
20 Buffalo Saturday. and report q
good time. The weather was ideal
for the trip.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-06-29
PONTIAC.

While dshing on Woodruff lake
pee mS SscRs IN e. %Ssh "a. Soos
ner. He showed the hook TO DR.. =
orion. who recognised IL as one he
lost while nshing In the same lake
In the form Of . letter to . mem
mssteA e. e Hymsss has xiven the
sss ss no: .sy q:
ard time. recently adopted by the
city. foly&wing the lead of Detroit. He
says that to do 20 would cause ~
livery 81 some s0 mail. ' Because the ns car.
rters would not be able TO wait for
them to arrive. the trains operating
on central standard time.
HsrminKham man who Was drowned
In Middle straits lake while on a Ash
ing trip Saturday night will be sent
g. 5r71sss: .ye csss 4cs for ra bu ;t,
children. ranging in age from to rs
years.
Judge Smith has refused the re-
,s o. wsi'. S;v e cl:rns
money he had on deposit in the
Clarkston state bank Which vac
wrecked By its former cashier. Ralph
bond OF Jossman bore the name OF
Walters ~ one Of the sureties and
for this reason payment OF the divi-
dends was refused.
All CLASSES OF the past In the Pom
tiAc high school are to help In the
payment OF $500 for the plush cur
tain which the alumni plan to pur-
chase for the school auditorium stage
Committees are being appointed to
County Agent Dick Belt went to
Flint today to bring back Earl and
William Fox. aged II and Is yeara.
respectively, who are wanted here
for taking . horse and ouggy which
they hired at . local livery stable, to
that city. The officers were search
ing for them all day Sunday and To-
Gated them ~ the home OF an uncle
Eugene Cole. held on a charge Of
Assault with intent to rob. has given
bail for. $1,000. for his appearance
Fred r. wardle. rstiref capitalist.
died here Sunday ut the Orchard lake
hotel where he spent his summers
Surviving are three brothers. He re-
Quested that hts body be crsmatcd
and the ashes sent TO his old home
Reuban. aged Detroit man. n dead
q tie home OF his daughter. Mrs
William Alien, Of Milford, where he
had been Waiting for some time. HI
was q native Of England
Charles WELLINGTON Ribble was
married Sunday to Ruth Armina
Clark. Of Toledo. They Will live here
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-06-29

his most sanguine friends doubt.
however. II he can overcome the
start that Fred w. Smith and Louis
OFT have made.
In front Of Fred Smiths hesdQuars
tess. Tuesday morning, more than .
dozen Dodge cars were drawn up.
ready to BE- shot out to various parts
OF the city with Smith workers. John
r. Dodge 10 . personal frisad fee
Smith.
Astute politicians said. ruesdey
morning. that unless the sdministra<
tion machine got very busy. during
the late hours OF the day. In Smiths
behalf. Louis OFT stood . GOOD
chance OF winning the RepublicaA
nomination. They declared that
Or. personal following II large. and
that he would be sure to set them to
the polls.
The Toms-Hill combinstion--Rob-
ert N. Toms for recorder and Clar'
ence q. Hin for associate. on the Re.
publican ticket--had wcrkers 1t
most Of the booths. Tuesday morn.
ing. Nobody seemed to care to pre-
dict the winner In the race between
Tolnr and Proctor Knctt Owens.
Justice Stein declared. Monday
evening. that he was not . candidate
for the Republican nomination for
recorder, and said that he hoped no
IN, would wptte IN his name on the
ballot.
In the Twenty.Arst ward. . sharp
contest 10 staged for the Republican
nomination for alderman. the partic-
ipants being Edward T. Nichols,
Richard starkey and william h.
Downey. Each candidate claims Vic.
tory.
The polls will be open until 10
O'Clock. Tuesday evening. and accu-
rate rcsnlts cen be expected shortly
after midnight.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-06-29
FORD DRUG USERS
BEGIN TREATMENT
IN NEW YORK

NEW YORK, June 29-Five drug
addicts, In charge Of three medical
experts, sent here by Henry Ford.
Detroit automobile manufacturer, In
his latest philanthropic undertak-
Ing. today. began . course Of treat
ment in the Charles B. Towns sani-
tarium. The results will be watched
closely for 10 days. and II the ex-
periments are successful new
drug unit will be established In
Fords new hospital. Three Of the
I'VE patients are Ford employees.
suffering from alcoholism.
AT the end Of 10 days they viii!
be taken ack to Detroit" said Dr..
James e. Mead. sdrgeon-in-chief Of
the Ford stan. today. I'VE will
make q report to Mr.. Ford. After
they get the poison out Of their
systems, Mr.. Ford's sociological de-
partment will do what It can for
them.
But this n 20 inconsiderale In
comparison to other things Mr..
Ford IL doing. I don't know what
this trip viii cost Mr.. Ford. I don't
think he knows-or cares. 20 long
- he gets results"
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-06-29
PLAYGROUND is
OPENED AT YPSI

YPSILANTl. Mich. June 3s.-
Miss Maude Perry and Ellwood
Stanberry viii begin their work next
week ~ supervisors Of play work
IN Recreation park. Miss Perry will
direct the girls. and Mr.. Stanberry
the boys. A mother club viii Be
formed and arrangements made for
4 neld day. to be late summer
event. Both Miss Perry and Mr.,
StanbeSry' come widely and well
spoken q.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-06-29
CONSERVATIVES
ON STRIKE, LEAVE
HOSPITAL

BEDFORD HILLS. n. r.. Jun 20.
tn board Of directors Of tn Monte
nors Home for Consumptives we're
today probing the most unique strike
In the states history-the walkout
Of 100 old and feeble patients. The
hundred LETT the Institution In . hun
when the superintendent expelled
I'VE for protesting against the food.
Many Of the feeble women tainted
while trudging from the home 10 the
railway station.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-06-29
TRUSTED MAN
is ARRESTED

PONTIAC. Mich June 3s.-sepe'
ciall-ArraiGned on . ch Ne Of
having stolen fsmds from HIS en-
ployer for the past several months
Charles b. 0rosspitch, decoration
ard advertising man for the Beat.
Tie Z Sachse drygoods company,
yesterday waived the reading Of the
Information IN his ease and de-
handed m examination which was
Get for Friday. He gave 9i94 NE
sum Of $500 and 10 ct liberty. Gross
pitch and hib wife were preparing
To leave The city On . trip tc Cali
1psnja Mod -, w. arrested. He
hes ben IN the employ Of the com
Dany - . trusted man for the past
thrss yearS.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-06-29
CHARGE AGAINST
WOMAN DROPPED

PONTIAC. Mich. June 1s.--tspe.
cial.)-when arraigned yesterday In
Justice court 1t Oxford. Mrs.
blanche Lambertson. the IAkevilIe
woman accused Of having placed
poison whore Il could be- obtained
BY . netshbor's cattle, WAS dis
charged. The woman had been
held At the jail here for two weeks,
having her two small children with
her.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-06-29
MAN OUT ON
PRISON PAROLE

PONTIAC, Mich June 3s.-tspe-
caal)-Martin Kelly, sentenced from
this city to Jackson prison in De-
eembor On . charge Of having stol-
"a several articles OF jewelry from
people IN his boarding house has
ben released On parole. The man
was completed his minimum sen
teAoe Of NIX months. When arrest.
"a b broke away from the onlcers,
one Of whom he tripod up. and
made his escape wearing handouts.
When be tried to get them fled on
he was arrested again.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-06-29
KAISER WEEPS AT
SIGHT OF DEAD

NEW YORK, June 2s.--(special.)
"A cable to the New York Times
from Copenhagen says the German
papers state that the kaiser on Wis
itins . western battlefield knelt bs-
fore q large group Of fallen Ger.
mans and wept saying II have not
wiIied this"
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-06-29
C.. B. HALL is ON
TELEPHONE BOARD

Corporation Counsel Dingeman has
been advised by the state railroad
commission that c. p. Hall. tele-
phone expert. will represent the
commission on the special commit
tee that will select an auditor TO 90
over the telephone company's books
and verify statements made by the
company in its application for per-
mission to install q modified System
Of metered service. The other two
members Of the committee. appoint
ed by the common council. are the
corporation counsel and Controller
Engel. The committee will meet on
the afternoon Of July I.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-06-29

reports - arrests: 4 state offenses
and 20 ordinance offensss: $50 total
past week.
Madame Ricardo Bisceglie. Of An
dria- Italy. 10 visiting at the home
Of Mr.. and Mrs A. q. Antona. OF No
so Louise-ave.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-06-29

Meters will soon b installed In all
Highland Park business places and
residences at Q cost Of IS to the
owners. This water works system
M beea contracted at . cost Of
1890 % the village.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-06-29
ASKS COURT FOR
CHILD'S CUSTODY

PONTIAC, Mich June 2s.-tSpe-
eial)--1lrs. Florence Fawcett-Fon-
tain. a Detroit. formerly Mr.. How
ard II. Fawcett. has asked the cir
euit Judge TO grant her permission
10 remove her son, aged 8 from
thu city 70 Dstroit. where she Il
making her home with her second
husband. The court ruled. when
shs obtained divorce from . local
GarAse keeper. that the child must
remain With . sister Of Mrs. Faw-
cett.Funtain In this city. The
boys father u contestins the &C
ton.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-06-29
sFEpCu Mt KEATS
OFF TWO ROBBERS

Borth Sanders. clothing merchant
Mt No. 1l4s woohward-ave.. put up
such game Asht with two robbers
who attempted to- gas and bind him
with ncckties from his stock. late
Saturday night. that the would.bs
thieves ran out Of the place without
ntopping to complete their Job. San
ders was bruised and cut about the
head.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-06-29
7qHfFFf,;AIIEPSQsE]|
Sinnott.

eApiOOiu8 paooIeS, etc., II OnereO ny
the Malvern troupe. wep-known to
vaudeville and circus audiences.
Archie Onri opens the bill with an
entertaining and clever juggling
number. and Is followed by four rag
ged ''newsies," calling themselves
the Times-sq. quartet.
It's too bad De Rossi and Ramsey
cannot hnd better material with
which to work. for the man had q
good voice-he redeemed the act by
singing the Toreador song from "Car.
men'--and the woman dresses we'll
and is rather attractive. No self
respecting vaudeville audience
should be compelled to listen to an
alleged song the woman sings.
Williams and Held. as The Roust.
about and the Yaller Girl" have one
or two laughs In their Offering and
too much poor singing.
The pictures that precede the bill
are varied and interesting. and
seemed to please the audience to an
unusual degree. Fatty and Mabel. :
In lively comedy Aim. close the
program.
oARRick
The remarkable pictures of ART
can life taken by James Barnes, In
an exploring expedition undertaken
by Mr.. Barnes and cherry Kearton
OF London. across central Africa.
will remains the Gssrick all this
week. Mr. Barnes shows the pic
lures ard relates an interesting
story OF his travels as they arc
thrown upon the screen.
Many OF the photographed objects.
man and beast. were photographed
for the f,rst time, and are invaluable
records OF the life and habits CT
hitherto unknown African tribes. and
of the Wild animals of the jungle.
The tremendous Odds against which
Mr.. Barnes. Mr.. Kearfon and their
party worked are partially realized
by rhe spectator who views the pic.
lures and listens to Mr. Barnes
story OF the manner of their taking
Mr.. Barnes draws attention to the
fact that many O. the animals AMI
tribes photographed for the first time
may never again be gotten before
the camera because OF the fact that
they are close to total extinction.
With the influx OF civilization. the
peculiar human inhabitants OF cen
trail Africa are bound TO disappear.
In view OF this assertion of a scien-
tist-explorer. II would seem that the
opportunity to see the pictures. and
IN hear Mr.. Barnes tell about them
this week. In the Garrick. should not
be missed
The pictures are shown every az
ternoon beginning at 2:i5 o'clock.
and every evening At s:i5 o'clock.