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The Detroit times., 1915-11-23
G.. o. p. Leader to Talk
Over National
Defense
CONFERENCE WILL
BE NON-PARTISAN
Congressman FavOrs
Tariff Revision to
Get Money
BIZ UNITED PRESS.

WASHINGTON, Nov 2S.-Repub.
lcan House Leader Mann today re
ceiyed and announced his accept,
ance of President Wilson's invita-
uon Tor uonpartisan conference
on national defense. rhe invitation
had been forwarded 70 Chicago.
Mann said ne would see the presi-
dent next week.
Tarin revision viii be the means
advocated by the Republicans, ac.
cordiug 10 Mann, for raising money
needed Cor the preparedness pro.
gram He said he would not sue-
gest this plan 20 President Wilson,
unless his advice was asked.
The creation Of comparison,
expert tariff commission. Will also
be- advocated by the Republicans.
Mann viii introduce bin propOs-
ing a commission
The Democrats. although incorI-
potent. don't desire personally to
destroy American industries, al
though heir tariff legislation ha,
e~corIplisaed Dc trucrion said
Mann "On the olNor hand. The Re-
nubVcous Dc nor he ire 90 raise the
arT So thar American mrrgfaclpr-
ers. PROTECTED. can sell their war"-
In This o1uutr~ 80 aDHble or even
more than reasonable prices 4
VI.
The Detroit times., 1915-11-23

Houston Lynn Hammond, another
tayorite among Detroiters, plays the
role OF a wealthy banker. who. by
The way. suffers from lead poisoning
IN the second act and thereby AZ
fords plausible reason for the entr'
of detective OF Third degree
type. Erie Mayue is The chief Vii.
lain There are So many base char
aCters I'm The play that Mr. Mayne
might be- termed the foreman. He
has a pleasing accent, and the nee
essary physical qualifications OF q
successful stage wretch John Bow.
ers plays the role OF Bin Reid.
stroke of the Yale crew, and all.
round hero Of the play. he wins
the hand of Ruth Stuyvssant MARY
Evelyn jones' after being rail
roaded" 10 prison George Parker
d, Bill Anderson chief OF detec-
tives, and he succeeds in getting
himself thoroughly despised because
OF his embarrassing methods OF do
ing business.
Nick Long entitled to much
credit for his personation OF Dutch
Joe, a criminal who has reached
the age when about one more bit
will mean that he will not die out.
side Joe's" table manners are
noisy and extremely strenuous. 10
seph A--Lothien plays the role OF
reformed crook, but nevertheless he
has a certain pride in his past FOR.
when his sweetheart, Tessie Magin-
mis- (Anna W'ilksl. cries I'm horror
and asks him il he really has been
a pickpoCket, be looks az her with
scorn and says
Hell, no. was a bank robher."
Whatever might be said about
Life" proves that 10 car
be brought into high class theaters.
that II can hold the attention Of ar
audience throughout the evening
and send ii home with a feeling that
the time has been wen spent
The Detroit times., 1915-11-23
CAN'T BUY ANY
MORE GAS TILL
HE PAYS ALIMONY

Judge Hosmcr hasn't much time
for the married or ex-married men
who prefer buying gasoline than pay
ing alimony with their money. He
had Louis Foos before him Mon
day When Louis was divorced
from his wife Irene he was ordered
20 p9S 81 per week 10 sur port the
one child He is now $50 behind
He admitted he had an automobile.
You buy gasoline right along. do
you?" asked the Judge.
Foss admitted that he did
Then suppose you would rather
huy gasoline ,han pay alimOny?"
Foss also admitted that, and the
admission drew him a vacation in
the county jail until he squares up
his aNmony account, even II the
has to so thirsty for gas.
cline.
The Detroit times., 1915-11-23

Good and fates and ends just this
side of the pictures, with Whites
pany. dogs and mule circus.
Between there is bright little
sketch with touch OF the dramatic
In n. called "She Had To Tell Him.
presented by Mr.. and Mrs Fred,
erick Allen; two musical acts. and
lot OF nonsense between fake"
dentist and dusky person who
happens. by and Is inveigled into
allowing the doctor 10 experiment
on his molars.
The animal act offers a couple OF
pretty. high-stepping ponies. group
OF clever jumping dogs and mule
whose kicking propeusities leaves
Maud tied 10 the stake.
Fairman. at the piano, and Arch
er. singing the formers songs have
"A musical act that pleased the Mon
day audiences immensely. and when
the knight trio came along with
singing act there was still plenty OF
appreciation and applause left 10
be showered upon them.
In "She Had To Tell Him" the
characters are l middle-aged broker
and his Young wife, whose honey
moon shows signs of being com
pletely eclipsed until the wife
'fesses up 10 hubby that. while her
mother made the match for the
mans money. the daughter has
learned TO love her husband for him
self
The Detroit times., 1915-11-23
WANTS CHILDREN
COURT GAVE WIFE

James Wetmore. whose wife
Catherine. got a pro confesso di.
vorce from him Aug 10. has asked
that the decree. signed by Judge
Codd. in which the wife was given
custody OF the two young children
and s. week 10 take care OF them.
be modified that he may have the
children and the money also. He
alleges that his former wife is not
a III person 20 take care Of the chill
dren
P6. the first three weeks after
the decree was signed the children
we're so neglected Wetm0re alleys
that his sister took the little girl
svly from the mother Nareheaded
ard almost without clothing. and
has since had-ber The boy is now
'q Grace hosniral as city charge.
wemore claims
The Detroit times., 1915-11-23
6HfFEATEPSg2esA|

81 OF advertising schemes ought 20
make his fat part more effective,
and doubtless will, aud EDNA Baker
as Mary Grayson, the girl Tor whom
son goes 20 work, can DO better n
she tries. George A. Stilwtll, in
the relatively small part OF Bron-
son, the publicity man from Chi
caeo. came up 10 the mark, rs did
Bernard Thornton IN the nobody
home" role Of Ellery Clark
The potency Of the comedy's tiua
had proof even in the bulk OF the
program whose many extra pages
we're so filed with advertisins thai
the seeker for the names OF the
company had some thumbing 10 do
before the discovery WIS made
ELLA MAE HAWTHORNE.
The Detroit times., 1915-11-23

proper solution. While the taric
will probably never be taken out OF
politics. a tariff commission 60 Sc
cure expert information would be
OF great assistance.
Hope OF amalgamation in con
gress OF Progressiyes and Republic
ans was expressed by Mann lie
said Rep. Chandler. New York, Pro
gressive leader had asked 10 be
enrolled as Republican and had
other Progrcssives in the
house 10 act similarly.
The Detroit times., 1915-11-23
TEMpIE-


Rae Eleanor BAH. violiriste. fur
nishes the most pleasing treat on
he Temple bill this week. 4 talent.
81 artist. possessing remarkable
brilliance OF technique and colorful
tone. Miss Ball r. even more for
tunata u having a strong. charming
De~S 1alitv Although her offerings
are mostly classical. n IL not neces
a 600 know music 70 appreciate
her work.
The announced headlinor. Belle
Baker made q mir with the Monday
afternoon audience Miss Baker r.
a singer ct syncopated songs. writ
ien exclusively for her by Irving Ber-
Tn Some OF the songs are positive
ly vulgar and Miss Bakers method
Of putting them across lacks the
refinement which is supposed 10
characterize high-classed vaudeville
There is no denying thar she Is
clever. and that Irving Berlin is on
10; ifg 2 handsome income from the
publication Of successful songs. but
there is more than one way q
uriug success
An unusual. and al the same time
instructive act is o1erea by four
{ sllforuian orange packers under
The direction Of Loney Haskell.
Packing. the most interesting part
81 the orange growing industry. is
/ fully described and illustrated by
mcdon pictures and actual opera
tions on the stage. The worlds
champion packers. Miss Louise
Lowe and Miss Ethel Dale. and the
champion box makers, Roy Adams
and orv.le Rogers. arc introduced
/ bv HELEN Jessie Moore.
The Red Fox Trot." by George
Howell and company Is a hooking
satire ON those male salomes, useful
on'F go Tea dausants DO Illustrates
poin.edly what the dance craze is
( likely to do even In a uellorgsn.zed
household
VIII Oakland and bis merry band
Of singers are back again with their
novelty song ACT entitled AT the
club. and are receiving their usual
hearty welcome. Jack Corcoran and
Tom Dingle have clever dancing
and singing act with a little comedy
thrown In. The Brightons make
pretty pictures Of the ysri.colored
rags
Charlie Ahearn the tramp cycliss
holds the audience in their seats
during the last act with a rare col.
lection ~ bikes" aud other con
fraptions that move ou wheels $40
tion pictures wind uu tho BIN
The Detroit times., 1915-11-23
rraolT OPERA HousE.

Ia
nv p<recns In the theatrical world
: keener sense Of the value
vsrtising than little George
IIohan. and one only has 70 81
~ the farce comedy. III Pays
" 1vertise," In the Detroit opera
this week. 10 realize that
", can beat most any OF EN- At
eame.
ere II no question but thst u
cohan and his partner. har-
1o nay to advertise III Pays TO
ertise." n Il hadn't been so
Sarfv advertised there never
~ have been go solid weeks
~ n the George NJ. Cohan me
Sc 10 do some more advertising
the comedy. which was written
\ noi Cooper Megrue and Vale
skest, and undoubte by rewritten
a NJ C., is ali about the power
enrgestion and the pyseholofy
= 1verfising. After It's three acts
over. the listener. If he or she
reteniive memory, IS
,cmed fun of statistics regard
ne amount OF money expended.
The comparative result on
~. by the publicity promoters
Syeryth1hg from carriers ana
70 cereals and soaps.
nf while II Is Informative Y Is
nsing. and the ingenious meth
uscd by tie son Of million
soap maker and the former
AWAY musical comedy press
-. whom he takes into business
him. and the girl With whom
- non IA In love and takes along
business roo. 10 show father
he can be a business man II
wants to provide a lot Of laugh
: Tor the onlooker.
EITHER Is conservative In his adj
Kissing, but money-makcr ney-
Mess. Before son gets through
has become convinced that even
y king OF the soap trust will do
q TO get into the publiSty band
Inon which fiambouyantly shrieks
way through the daily papers,
magazines and the billboards of
eOuntry.
ne comedy as presented Monday
Dn1ng, In the Detroit opera house,
rcd some from the apparent un-
~1llarity OF the members OF the
|npony with the lines end with
u other. With the exception of
Nam Holden a Martin, Sr., and
hard Sterling as Martin. Jr., and
futhy Foster as "phoney'
|nch countess, the roles were no,
happily cast as they might have
y. John Butler as Ambrose
-. whose diet consisted entire
The Detroit times., 1915-11-23
Football IN Mnandotte.

WYANpOTTE. Mich NOV. ga
Thanksgiving viii be the date for
what Is expected 10 be one OF the
best football games seen IN Wyan-
dotte IN manv wears. when the In.
dians battle the L 6 Wolverines on
Alkali park gridiron The game will
~ preceded by a tilt between the
"'Vho's Nour T8ilor's" and the High
Schoo, cadets. team consisting al.
most wholly of high school players
OF the LAST three years
The Detroit times., 1915-11-23
Little Waste

There is little waste Of either
fuel or heat in burning Genuine
Gas Coke. 1t burns best under very
little draft-there is practically no
heat shot up the chimney and lost.
Genuine Gas Coke burns down to a
small quantity Of fine ash and the
last particle Of heat can be extract
ed from Genuine Gas Coke by
throwing. the ashes over the fire as
a check.
The Detroit times., 1915-11-23

birds OF prey generally seek their
prey IN The DAYTIME. while beasts
Of prey generally seek theirs AZ
night
The Detroit times., 1915-11-23
Piles Cured lns.o q DAYS

DRUGGISTS refund money If PAZO
~ NTNENT fails 20 cure Itching
Blind. bleeding or ProtsuaiRg Piles
First application gives relief. soc
Adv
The Detroit times., 1915-11-23

- +. sold thai an er'iscial coTee
. SIS been inverted by q Jaranese
~hlch has large percentage ~
oourishrenJ. the right favor and
'aw cost
The Detroit times., 1915-11-23
MILES

There Is a diversified and enter.
'"'ri-o hiil IN tho Miles theater for
Thanksgiving week II begins with
an excellent aerobstic act by Nc
The Detroit times., 1915-11-23
Quick Heat

Genuine Gas Coke is light and
porous and kindles so quickly you
can have your whole house warm
and comfortable in less time than
it takes a coal fire TO get fairly
started. Even on the coolest morn
ing, a couple Of pOkes and little
draft will warm up your house in
a few minutes before breakfast.
The Detroit times., 1915-11-23
WHY More People Are Burning
Great Saving

The chief appeal of Genuine Gas
Coke is its remarkably low cost.
You can keep your house warm and
comfortable all winter long with an
actual saving of % per cent on your
seasons fuel expense. And besides
this saving in money, there's a big
saving in time and trouble and fur
mace worries. Buy Genuine Gas
Coke from Gas Company or ANY
FUEL DEALER-nOw.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1915-01-08

Ae,. AImes, Au,omatIcallY

Among camera improvements IL an
instrument 30 completely automatic
that II Is almost impossible for the
operator TO mako mistake In the
nrst place, as the camera In opened
the lens automatically inds The prop
or place Tor universal focus It Id
a magazine camera carrying plates.
and In order to prevent premature
exposure the plate doeD not fell into
Its place until the shutter Ia adjusted.
and after the exposure II Immediately
takes It's place In the magazine again.
AZ the plates are exposed they are
automatically numbered 40 that they
may be readily identified when being
developed. II IL said 10 be impossible
10 make double exposure or 10
neglect TO expose plate BY any 40
eideDt. II any OF the essential opera
tons OF making the picture are over
looked the instrument Ia made mop
eratiye. 80 that the instrument IL
fool proof"
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1915-01-08
STATES RIGHTS ARE PASSING
Illinois College President Comments
on Trend Of Affairs--ttssded for
g -iwnoeseuss Desaetuds. ~ '>'- -

Chicago the establishment OF
the Federal Reserve Banking system.
che bsilding OF territorial railways by
the federal government, the promotion
Of agricultural education by the same
authority and In the new freedom"
Presideni Edmund James, Of the Uai.
versity OF Illinois. sees states rights"
headed for ''innoeuous desuetade.'
He expressed that opinion In an ad.
dress ut q session OF the conventions
OF the American Political Science As
ISOLATION and American Historical As.
sociation.
The day OF state autonomy Is draw.
ing 10 close" he continued. but do
not regret H."
President James remarked that Pres.
ident Wilson, bead Of the party which
"has always pretended to stand for the
doctrine OF state rights" has dealt the
doctrine some OF the sturdies, blows
II has ever received. This, he explain.
cd. goes to show that neither OF the. old
parties Is the particular exponent OF
Capitalization but that Il Is which.
ever party happens for the time being
to hold the reins OF federal authority
and thus finds an opportunity to dc
velop rs power"
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1915-01-08
INDIGESTION, GAs
OR SICK STOMACH
Time III Pape's Dlapepsin ends
all Stomach misery in tive
nf tttHt5te$. ~

Do tome foods yea eat hN hatk~s
taste coed. but WORK badly; fsrmeal
into stubborn humps and caass 9 sick,
soar. gAssy ssomacht Nov, Mr.. e8
MIRA Dyspeptic, ict his down; FapsG
DiApepsia dlsests everything. leAviaA
nothing 10 sour and upset you There
never vas anything no safely quick. 70
certainly effective. No difference hoe
badly your stomach 10 disordsred roe
win get happy relief In ave minutes
but what pleasss you most is that u
strengthens and regulates your stou.
Rch 50 you can eat your tayorite toads
without fear.
You feel different As soon az "rape'e
nlApepsin" comes In contact with the
stomach--distress just vanishes--your
stomach gets sweet. no gases. no heSeh-
ing. no eructatlonsoi undigested feed.
Go now. make the best Investment
you ever made by getting q large iifty>
cent case OF Pape's piapepsin from any
store. You realize In Ave minutes how
needless Il 10 TO suffer from iadiges.
ton. dyspepsia or bad stomach, Adv
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1915-01-08
STAY 0F EXECUTION
AfpeAi " lLsa A.. Fitsnk u Gfssesa.
AspraMs cesFt win RssIs~ ~
seas cerpss prssesslnasA

WRasingtun. fasstes Lamar u the
ylaIlssd Etafes Miar<ahs ccuEs grated
sls aRpeal strsHn TIE rsfMIal ar the I'd.
evsl dintriet eopfk ~ anrthern Geor-
- 10 isaeese -. hsAsas pfocesdtnx&
IAo n FrAnk. uazer dsask sentsare
To- he murder az Mzry Pha4aa. tn
IkyssrnA1 factory siFl e Akiaata. Ca
Frsnk has bean ssltsaesd 10 " en-
eestsd Jan. -, kst Justice Lamars 20.
tion causes . stAy IN TIE carrying cut
a ths Rsntenee. TAirss days IA fs-
Qalfsd for the record Of the proceed
ings IN the loser coart 10 ~ tiicd In
the supreme court here. Immediately
after the films. the state Of Georgia
may ssk that the hearing " the case
BE- advanced. Such suggestions gen-
orally are granted.
As . result OF JuSties Lamars 40
ton. the entire court now will pass
upon Franks right to seek release
from custody On y WRIT Of habeas cor
pus on the ground that the trial court
In Fulton county. Georgia. lost iaris.
dietion over him BY It's failure to have
him present when the jury returned
It's verdict OF guilty against him.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1915-01-08
ATTACK GERMAN NAVAL BASE
iufitlsh Airships, Escorted ny War.
" ships. Make Raid on cuxhassH.
One Aviator Lost

London, Assisted By light cruisers.
anstrnyers and submarines, seven Brit.
teh naval airmen, plotting seaplanes,
made daring attack on the German
snava base ut Cwxhssen, al the mouth
'af the Elba. Six of the airmen return
Nd safely, but tho seventh. Commander
Hewitt, ii IA feared. has been lost. His
saachlne was found or Helgoland.
wrecked,
What damage was done by bombs
threwn by the attacking party could
not 10 ascertained. but the German re-.
part NJ the affair says the raid was
fsuttless.
~ THE enterprise cf the British navy
ln thns aslsmpting TO dig ont the
German fleet brought about battle
between the most modern Of war ma
chimes. The British squadron. lnclue-
ing the Hight cruisers Areihasia aud
Hndaunted. which hare been engaged
IN previous exploits On the German
coasts, were attacked BY xeppelins,
seAplanes ana submarines.
ny rapid nlAnenvsrinR sths ships
were able To avoid the submarines,
while the xeapelins foand Che fire Of
the cruisers toe dangerous fcr then, u
keep up the tight
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1915-01-08
ONLY FOR Pl0US MosLems
Fish, TO Which 10 Attached Quaint
Legend, 10 Distinctly
"AntLchristlan."

The halemma, a short, gcld-striped
nah much appreciated by the Moham.
medan natives OF MoEador, 10 said 20
DO "anti-christian" to such an extent
that the European fisherman. however
great his skill at home. hnds his hook
quite Ineffective. while alongside hla
ragged Moor may be rapidly filing
his baskets. A quaint legend IL al
tached to the fab, which every good
Mohammedan firmly believes, In the
dim and distant past halemma was 10
numerous close TO the town that towns
folk went down and caught them from
the rocks. and when the boatmen came
back from their hard days toll on tho
island they found the marke, sluited
and no sale for their Ash SO they
complained to n sanity man then stay.
Ing In the town, called "Sidi Bouhe-
ker. asking II he could not aond the
hsh away fran tho ~ hedges near
the town. Bang du bspi,iated the
holy man wsat down % commanding
position on u high rock. summoned all
the halemma tribe before him. claim.
Ing the Law OF Allah against them.
making them an impressive oration.
ending with an injunction TO leave
those waters and proceed to certain
rocks specified by his clients, Where
upon the gold.striped ones obediently
departed, and since that day not q
haiemmS has buou taken from the
mainland rocks near tho town, where
as they may be found and caught
plentifully-~by pious Moslems. be It un.
derstood every summer at the Rock
OF Grass" the Rock Of llaha," and
other points outside MogAdor island,
designated by he pious and faithful
fishermen
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1915-01-08
scRiREs wal, hoLD ONE pAN's
sEssaoA iN JAcksos ON
JANUARY ~
CALL 70 MEMBERS SENT OUT
iavitssles Extended 10 Edessrs as Md.
DIE and West reunsssse--o0ery
pes VIII Bs Opened and Pa
peFs Discussed.

AN&HNANAAAN~
The West Tennessee Press Associa.
ti0n win meet In Jackson. Tenn,. ON
Friday. January 18th. for one days
business sesaion. President 7. L.
Turner Of the Martin Mali and Sec.
Rotary John G. Rogers OF the Dyers.
burg Gazette hare mailed circular
letters TO all the editors Of West Ten
nessee urging upon them the impos-
lance Of attending the meeting The
following Ia the programme: Should
Advertising Rates Be Uniform Among
the Members Of the Tennessee Press
Association ]. d, Gilbert. Hunting
don Democrat; Country Correspond
enee. How to Procure and How to
Hold" Does II Increase Circulation
on Rural Routesl" J. L. Holbrook.
Dresden Enterprise; Newspaper Prob
lens" w. T. Loggins. Fsyette Falcon;
price OF Job Work; Should IL Be Uni,
form In All Printing otficesr' r l..
Turner. Martin Mail. Should Foreign
Advertising BE Taken at Less Rate
Than Home Advertising" Chas. Smith,
Trenton Herald Democrat Cost Sys,
tens in Country Offices" ]. II. Holt
"A Country Newspaper as Business
Institution" G. W. Boucher. Dyer Re
porter.
Each paper will be discussed by the
members. A query box will be opened
and questions asked and discussed
An Invitation TO Middle and East Ten
nessee editors to be present will be
extended.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1915-01-08

The scarcity OF servant girls ied 70
certain wealthy Amer n lady en-
gaxing farmers daughter from Z
rural district OF Ireland Her want Of
familiarity with town ways and Ian.
guage led TO many amusing seenea
One day lady called at tn residence
aud rang the bell. Kathleen, the serv.
ant answered the call
Can Mrs, ---- be seem ssked ths
visitor.
Can she be- seem" sniggered
Kathleen. "shurs. an Oh think she
can; she's six feet high. and four fest
widei Can she be seem Sorra q Bib
Of anything ilse can 70 Ees whtn shs'f
about
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1915-01-08
81 CITY OFFICIALS ARE HELD
Arrests In Tsrre hauts Case Cease.
Further Action Expected When
Grand Jury Meets.

NFfcem IN tsffo Fvaute tAsc (e@ae'
Further Action Expected When
Grand Jury Meets.
indianapolis, Ind.--Mayor Dom NJ.
Roberts OF Terra Haute, indicted for
alleged violation Of election laws and
placed In jail here In default OF sio,
900 bonds. may make an effort to pro-
cure his release, Mayor Roberts
wife procured blank bond from Fed
eral Marshal Storen and said she ex-
pected to produce satisfactory securi.
ties to gain her husbands release.
Although only 30 OF the la6 men
who are said to have been indicted
with Roberts have been arrested. no
more will be taken into custody at the
present time, Marshal Storen said.
Some have left the county. he said.
others are III. and one, Edward Holser,
Terre Haute's superintendent OF po'
lice, Is serving sentence for con.
tempt OF court. Those under arrest
will be arraigned about Jan. Is. &C.
cord,ng to Federal District Attorney
Daley.
When the federal grand Jury recon.
venes here Jan. I election conditions
In Terre Haute, II Ia said. will again
he taken up. When the jury recessed
II returned partial report In which
more than i25 men. including Mayor
Dom NJ. Roberts and practically his
entire official family. were indicted
The real story Of the alleged con.
spiracy to corrupt the election merely
Ia limited In the indictment, II Is said.
Federal authorities have indicated that
they win not expose their hand until
the trial Is called. Federal District
Attorney Daley. In personal charge Of
the Investigation. says Immunity has
been offered to none,