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GREEKS SUPPLY U BOATS.
Italians Capture steamer Carrying
OH for tustrO-t.ermans.

SVfITV WV-F VtNTHTVH 10 THE SUN,
ROME. Dec. .+--Two Italian torpcdo
hoats captured a Greek steamer off
Derra, on the Tripolitan coast. to-day
A search revealed oil fuel for Austro-
German submarines hidden In the cargo.
several submarines have been captured or
destroyed iu thr Mediterranean recently,
II Is admitted that the news Of some
captures and s!ukines of submarines has
been withheld
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Wife cautiously waiting.

~ know nothing of Mr.. Thornes busI.
ness affairs" She said. II am waiting
very anxlously for word from Mr.. Thorne.
I haven't the sligt test idea where he is.
He may core back at any time"
Police attention was first called to
the case by Mr.. Montague when he found
him selr unable to get In touch with
Thorne OF to effect a complete settle
ment of his claims. Some two weeks
which, 1t Is alleged. Thorne had offered
a. security for loans were not salts
factory.
Mr.. Montague said that all DEALINGS
OF Thornc with himself or with his Office
previous to the unsatisfactory transsc-
tlons appeared after thorough lnvestiga-
tlon recently made 10 have been per-
fectly regular, Fortunately, he said. SO
far as concerned all transactions with
himself and his office any loss would
fall solely upon him.
Thorne's offices. which have been run
ming without him for ten days. probably
will be closed on Monday. His office
force left early last night.
There was much surprise among
Thorne's friends yesterday when they
heard OF his disappearance. He is a
member of family long well known In
New York. His grandfather was an
intimate friend OF William Cullen
Bryant. and Thornwood. near Great
Neck, was long the family homestead
The Thornes also have been we'll known
on staten Island Thorne served in the
Spanish war.
The present Mrs. Thornc II tho
brokers' second wife. Thorne and his
first wife were divorced in 1903 After
her divorce the first Mrs Thorne mar
ried Charles II. Pope. a cotton broker
at 81 Worth street. Mrs Pope got the
custody of their son. Richard V. w.
Thorne, who Is now II years old. Mr.
Thorue was allowed to see the boy
often. however Mr.. Thorne after the
divorce married Mrs Henderson.
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Nine. Schw Inn mer Opposed.

The indications are that other con-
siderations besides Mr.. Fords health
played q part In bringing about the
change OF plans. Mr.. Ford's closest
friends. such as Dean Marquis and Mr..
plantiii, have been trying since before
the oscar IL. reached Christiania to get
Mr.. Ford out Of the hands of delegates
who were pursuing their personal aims
at his expense.
Mr., Ford's personal friends were
strongly opposed to Mime. Schwinmer and
her methods, such as keeping entirely in
seclusions and employing an extensive
espionage system among the delegates
and particularly among the newspaper
men,
The special train. consisting of eight
coaches and two dining cars. bearing the
remainder OF the Ford party. arrived In
stockholm at O'Clock this morning
after IA trip Of twenty-five hours The
party had little sleep.
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The July Report.

IN Ju'y report as made public to-
n'sa, was as follows:
=, IN Compliance with the oral order of
we score tary Of the Navy TO express It's
p"l. 'N a. the earliest practical Bile dato
Ss S 20 d policy which should govern the
HeVe'"pment of the navy ana "a building
Wo''''nme the General Board reporta az
;Vlupr. ~
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ASK BRYAN TO LEAD.
some Of the Ford Pilwrims Said 10
Have CabIed to Nebraskan,

LONDON, Dec. 24.-Despatches from
Stockholm tonight say that some OF the
delegates OF Henry Ford's peace party
have sent a cablegram to william j.
Bryan. urging him to Join the party I'm
mediately, to take Mr.. Vord's place az
leader of the expedition.
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BRITISH LOSSES 59S.92
Premier Announces Total CasunI-
ties p tU DEG. y on All Fronts.

LONDON, Dec. 24--Rritsh casualties
on all ftont> NJ to December . totalled
5@S,221, according To an announcement
made tu-uaY ly Premier As-luth
From November 20 December . the
British lo-ec, decreased greatly, as COM
pared with those uf previous months.
In tnat period l7,aa7 were reported as
killed, wounded or missing
Premier hsIuith elid that the losses
Wcg" l'>trinut-d q as follows:
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U. s. SHIP HELD AT MALTA.


LONDON. Dec. 81 delayed by censor).
Tho American Levant steamer Mon
tana has been detained at Malta, ac-
cording to "a despatch received hero by
Lloyds.
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ON December the Premier gave the
losses NJ to November rs 5i023o The
totals OF killed include thos" WHO dled
from WOUNDS and other causes.
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lnp"r this original General Board plan
i)NoWed annually there would be
aoH'" 20 the navy by 1925 IN lighting
sap exclusive of auxiiaries 2i dread
holShH, = battle cruisers, SO scout
c1's''s $50 coast suhma r.nes, ~ fleet
boats
=, lhd"' the Administration programme
Wv new s0ips added by that time would
We 10 a-endrpughts, & battle cru sers. 10
sG,Nt 'ru'sers, 30 destroyers, Is fleet
su'laEn"r, 20 coast submarines and !
gu.Doats
A'|ho0sn m this original and sup
pressed general board report practically
Ule same Increase IN personnel in 1917
was recommended as II recommended for
w 'aln' year in Mr., Daulels's plan, the
general board wanted tais Increase nil
Al al s'h!aru, whereas Secretary Ia aiels
ssnael n as follows: 900 scsmen,
sow apprentices and l,j00 marines.
Az" "Aer"as secretary Daniels de
ae!'U' a'f more modest bu.idlng pro-
s.'1'ine on the ground that the present
shp building facilities OF the country
goJ'l 'pt stand a larger one. the General
no'rd }" July specifically stated that the
r'oSe"' it"!!iticS would Justify It's pro-
ss'"N'r'' 'u' urged that the facilities At
"7 t''grVmeUt navy wards bo incre3l s.d
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com pnrisUu of Plans.

IN extent to which the numbers and
varieties Of ships in the administration
or I'du"ls programme differs from that
proposed 10y the General Board In the
.iiheit" suppressed report Is Illustrated
b. he following comparison between the
~ programme of the General Board
and N" l'l7 programme adopted by the
Administration
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HURLED BACK BY
M0NTENEGRINS
Invaders Driven to Within
Fifteen Miles of the
Frontier.
BULGAR ADVANCE
HALTED BY SERBS
Battle at Elbasan Is Said to
Have Been Raging
Three Days.
ITALIANS JOIN WITH
KING PETERS TROOPS
Greece May Declare State of
Siege to Stop Attacks
on Government.
ITALIANS JOIN WITH
KING PETERS TROOPS
Special Cable Decpdtch 10 Tue Sta

Special Gable Deepdtca 10 Tue srA
LONDON, Dec. 2&.--Tis MonteneSrins
have inflicted q severe reverse upon the
Austrians who are invading Montenegro
from the east and. assuming the ofen-
sive. have driven them back almost 10
Rosa!, fifteen miles from the Serbian
frontier.
News OF the successful stand OF the
Montenegrin forces is contained in an
official statement issued at CettinJe TO-
day. This statement says:
The enemy on Wednesday violently
bombarded the Mojkovac sector with.
out result and attacked Touriak. In the
direction of Ruzai- i-B-rana, where ne
was repulsed with large loss.
We have taken the Offensive near
Berana and have thrown the Aus
TRANS back nearly as far as Rozai.
Toward Buelo We pursued the enemy
as far az the village OF Ivauia.
Artillery cOmbats nave occurred on
Mount Lovchen. where we destroyed
an Austrian field cannon.
mount Lovchen is the mountain. IN
MOn,enegrin territory, commanding
the Dalmatian port OF Ca,taro.l
Further south tho Burarinns. who
have been pursuing III. retreatins Ser
bians into Albania. also have suffered
a check, according to information
brought to Rome by Prince Alexis
karageorscvtch, cousin Of King Peter
OF Serbia.
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The Montana In a vessel OF 150 tons
gross belonging TO the Archipelago
Ameicaa Steamship Company.
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As stated previously Ia THE Sun.
Ge board vh!lc outlining tho above
recOnm ndation as Il policy. proposed
tetails for the building programme for
1917 only. This programme. however.
was 10 serve as model for annual plans
thereafter until 1875. with such modiii-
cations os TO types of ships as develop
monts ~ the European war might war
ur'.
The publication of this July report
dS''psrs the fact that the board wishes
Congress 20 adopt II programme ~ til :
asN budget calling for an expenditure
u arrru Ninately s300. .0O0. 900, ls aga INST
The '.pM""o.o0O year plan adopted
10y retnry Daniels and l'res.i dent
Wilson
To pat the American navy on "A foot
hs with that nt Great Britain by ls:5
tiis am would have 10 be vxpendet
annual Is for six years between lgI- and
's-2 Inclusive. as the ships laid down.
u ls-. would not be competed untjl
lEss
Thu ON the basis of the unfettcred
TH.uns pt the General Board in July
oe!o'" secretary Daniels imposed the re-
dr'cllor~ ~ to the limits nj expenditures
the wise course. It t. dec AIRED, would be
10 appropriate ia six years a to'ri o..
also" u"0"0 for new ships. as AGAINST
;"e Administrators programme cai!in6
for the appropriation In FIVE years oi
$500 600 900
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massed around Mouastir. with inc Eul-
gars concentrated in tuc centre OF the
Nardar Valley, and two Turkish div.-
sions on the left ri the Bugars. The
French troops form semAc'IClo about
Salonica, with their left on the Ndrdar.
their centre facing thr Greek frontier
near Dorian ana thci- right IN touch
with the Brit sh forces Ia C.al,id.c,,
The official communicate issued 10y the
French War Officv Tonight regarding
the Army OF the Orient says
The situation has not changed on
our front, In the course Of the last
two days the work Of building fort'-
tications about Salonca has pro-
gressed actively. The enemy has made
no attempt to cross the Gteck frontier
An official statement issued by the
Austrian War Ofce to-day says:
In minor engagements IN the Eal-
kans we captured 6Uu prisoners
The Greek Government ISSUED an off,
ciai statement IN Athens to-day an
nouncing that Bulgaria has notified
Greece that the officer Of the Bulgarian
troops who pursued tn" Serbians across
the line into Greek territory has hoc'l
punished.
The Athens correspondent Of the Paris
Figaro reports that NJ, Gounars who is
expected to succeed Premier Skouloudis,
and other members of the present Miu-
istry insist that the recent elections
were conducted in "A free and open lnan-
ner and that the number OF those fall
ing to vote was only normal
The Athens correspondent ~ the
Hayas Agency predicts that a state of
siege will be proclaimed IN order to stop
the attacks on the Government.
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BROKER R. V.THORNE'
MISSING TEN DAYS
Pulling Mystery in Vanish
ing Of Successful Mort
gage Expert.
ANXIOUS WIFE WATTS
Went Away After $4,000
Tangle-Lawyer Fears
Suicide.

Detectives from the District Attor-
neys office began yesterday search
for Richard Van wyck Thorne. sue
cessful mortgage broker Of $50 Nassau
street who is prominent socially.
Thorne has been mysteriously missing
for ten days, ever since questions were
asked about Il mortgage deal IN
volving upward OF $4,000.
The mortgage transaction has re-
suited in loss OF 1000 to Gilbert II.
Montague. lawyer OF 40 Wall street.
who lives at 1852 East Thirty-seventh
street and is a member OF several clubs
Some $4,000 Of the original $4,000
has been returned to him. but he has
been unable to ind Thornc for ten days.
and all efforts of Detectives kirk ana
Healy yesterday were fruitless. Other
inqurers found that Thorne had not
been at his office since Wednesday Of
last week. His wife said she did not
know where he was. Before she mar
ried Mr. Thorne she was Mrs. George
Henderson, wife OF George Henderson,
who was connected with the Chicago,
Rock Island and Pacific,
Not Paid. say servnnts.
The servants at the Thorne country
place. View Point, on Duck Island. near
Northport, said they had no. been paid
for some weeks and that Mrs Thorne
had told them to send letters for Mr..
Thornc to her, not 10 his office.
1t WIS found that Norman w. Kern
good OF ~ broadway. Thorne's law
yer. was probably the last -. his friends
last week Thorne discussed with his
lawyer some mortgage transactions in
which he was concerned. TAorne made
an engagement to see his lawyer on
Thursday morning. but tc.ephoned later
ne would be there IN the afternoon.
He never came. but OH Friday morning
four letters arrived. with the request
that MIR. kerngood deliver them. Mr..
Kerngooi would not tell their contents
but said one was for Mrs. Thorne.
MI. Thorne's disappearance has tceil
n great snocI; to me and 10 Mrs. Thnrnc.
said Mr.. Kerngood yeste-ddy, "and
should not be surprised II something
dreadful had happened. II his body
should be found l should .ot be ti;
surprised. though there WAS nothing IN
Mr. Thorne's rather involved Affairs ~
warrant suicide. Although / have no'
represented Mr. Thornc MIsh In mort
cage matt.rs--he sometimes acted as his
own lawyer. unfortunately have nt
knowledge that he did anything to war
rant criminal prosecution. l cannot
divulge the contents OF tho letters hs
sent me, but | will gladly do 80 to the
nolce'
Althoush for days callers at the Thornt
home, l20 East SiSty-fourth street
have been told that Mr.. Thorne was II
town hut not at home Mrs Thorne ad
nttted last nlsht that her husband hat
dropped completely ont OF sight ter
days ago, She had not seen him II
that time nor heard from him excep
in his note to Mr.. kerngood. she said.
81 can't believ. he has committed sui
eide" she said. ''Such thing could no
be possible Such news would be
tremendous surprise and shock 10 me-"
"Is II true that Mr.. Thornes affair
were invoNedy' she was asked.
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srrbians Halt BusuRr>.

Tne Prince says that the Serb!ars iIaN-
halted the Bulgars 1t Elhasau, tvcuty-
seven miles from purazzo. ana that q
battle has been raging III this vicinity
for three DAYS The cIhians have
strongly intrenched themselves in the
forest covered mountains, the Prince
says.
The attempt OF the Bulgars to pelc-
trate this region seems to indicate that
they plan to cut ofr DuIazzo and iicr-
haps also Avlona, the Albanian ports
from which II has been reported that the
italians sent expedition. to the aid Of
the serb...ns. The Italians ANA S.rus
are said to HAY. effected Il junction n
the region Of Elhasan.
The Sev5ians. the Prince SAID. are con-
iuct.ng themselves splendidly and with
as much confidence as II they We're car
rying the campaign into bulgaria, The
troops are suffering from lack If tocd.
he said. hut their spirit Is uubrOkcN.
They would die TO III. last man hefore
accepting the Teutonic yoke" the Prince
added. ''They await only the signal
from their allies Tor a combined orcn-
s!ve.'
In the Macedonian theatre in" s.tua-
tior Is unchanged, The NllieS are push
ing the work OF fo::iyng Saluuica, and
the Austro-Gcrmau- BulrHr forces ar.
concentrating across ;he Greek froutis'.
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BILLION MORE
IN NAVY PLAN
DANIELS HID
Experts Real Report Asks
for $50 Ships More Than
Secretary's.
SIN YEAR SCHEME
TO RIVAL ENGLAND

WASHINGTON. Dec. 24.-Nationwide
criticism Of his previous action led Sec
retary Daniels to-day TO make public the
hitherto suppressed report of the Cen
eral Board Of tho Navy.
II Is tn, report whicn the board sub
n.tted 20 him last July. when President
called on the experts of the army and
navy for their opinion as to what would
bs Immediately necessary to place the
rntel States fighting units in position
TO meet any emergency which might
arise
Until now this July report of the board
was hidden in n pigconholc of the Secre-
cane for him to make public the annual
epor, OF the board the Secretary did
no. print this one. He printed instead
6 report which he told the board to
frame 50 rs 10 keep within tine limit,
az tar as any proposed building pro-
sranme was concerned. Of s100. 900. 900
year
It was disclosed by the publication OF
this subsequent report that the Cen
sFal Board IN its July recommended tions
had urged a policy which would make
the United States navy the equal oil any
In the world By 1925. The details OF II
were not given out until to-day.
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There have been several report. Q.
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Continued on Third Page.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-05-30
A Fighter for. Sure.

tParkersburg News-o
fr Is uncertain whe1hers Ad3utant
General John c.. Bond, head of the
west Virginia rational guard, ever
had any actual experience on the field
of dertng-do, where strong men;
march up IN solid pha1anxes to the.
mouths OF 42-centimetcrs and express
their asured,contempts for.thern,,
but all the same, It IS pretty certain.
that the honorable general is a fighter:
The general won his right to an
iron cross in the fight he has made to
prevent the state military establish
ment from getting the double cross
He has proved himself a doer OF val;
iant deeds In his attempt. SO far sue.
,cesstuL to hold the national guardsto-
sether without money, this condition
having been produced by the lament
ed state fiscal situation which now IS
suffused with the rosy glow of some
thing-to-be-d one-about-tt- He has
united the 1900 men Of his army IN
der the banner OF parsimonious pat
riotisni, he has got them to promise
to serve the state with no CERTAIN
prospect OF being paid for Il by the
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land Ie copied from the
captains orsarded

and COPIED from the
ct5
educatlon of
depend almost entirely
the
bepossb1e
enroll child to ac=
beyond inir1nce American
pointed that about theages
cent
speaking countries
and and AsIatIc
public
school they likely lnshuz
tons and thoroughly
sending children
and step
States according 70 Dr. Wheaton special agent
Immigration Educa-
beginning
declares Dr.. Wheaton.
p caa1ton commissions Of edneaaon has coqnuni
States them effort to
them that they
In
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PLIGHT of the Meaicons-

The peopen the 0de'eo arefac9s his
ne eonab1nsion aleyoence has faed ama
I ~ san he ine oen from
POST controlling sections Of hg Were
suppes are available whole country me POM
me- rovine military class IS
mo On a few grains prospect na
horrors OF civil
Red Cross unable to relieve m 81 or
that ~ g
anafion been promptly by loc ab9n
ehieffains Carranza zapata ana an v
eociet7 Iieeps fine condition
of Next to the geneIosy
OF dsaay
weapons will be powerful agent = -
their
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you,d sue1esd alNays ave =
what Earn. Elo.noespend
an Put aSides least paIrsoS
this and do regularly = s.
Some Of fopdnost men OF the
void m evdy Of Gte have
gone on record great bene-
If1tS OF systematic Si1rif EfedepeE
|theG re7r was one. sosWas 3lsrzzyesS.
EsWaSfungton, BenJatnin srans
|sGlzdstoueSandi m our oNnti Ies
|sident Wilson. Andrew NaxneEle
James J. Hi and John 9. Rocles
feHer. 500 ~;
"A New York. club OF fiousSw7reSs
banded together for the study of
family ccououa1css has,s afteE mature.
experience. given ont the folioN5nK:
Iistsof don.ts that are worthYoSs study;
BY every housewife m Amersca-
-sDont be. ptiT1Sdcspeg7rdinE The
butcher-haye scales m otE lacchen
and use them. -
Don't do your marketing by phone
unless syou want seconds and left
overs So s. -.
Don't forget that the eh5eapeE erts5
of meat may be used to adyantage.
and study how you may use thern
Don't throw away your ett-overs-
Don't to. eeonomize on cereals.
they are the best foods and the cheap
est n the long rur
Don't buy fruits and yegetabiess
out of season q
Don't buy IN large quantities. IT
your homes small Z.
you want 10 gotten bloGSs or les
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SA n CTBAi
" a u d EVsIsEsLE

i. p
IL aFssasd sass assas to9 S &c.
s6e-Ddd Idance l-Retlean
woman-Wfat IS that:soser stnsrsa
Man-Fertl5zer.Jr ma am x 8;
womau-For the land sAS g,
Man-Yes, ma :ara.=-:Qhfps Ssa5sjJcETS
nal: s.
why didsou mary JJ:nksss.s1
thought you said Bitnks vas n: nlzest
man that walked e
But Jfnks had an auto: --lst1sa--.
beth Daily Journal
Katie every earnestly -K you had
never met me, darling. would syouzhaEe'
loved me lust the Same2
George (6ewent1y dearse--
-o8ore.-cartoon-
JsctEHow did you come to get IN
.terested that novel you are real
5ing2 Z; 81
New York Tribune.
Mrs. Knieker-Poor man, here issa1
Weary wi11ie-No. thanks. mum. 7
don't approve Of charitable founts.-
ttons-New York Sum
Stel1a-Im to be married next week
and I'm terribly nervous.
Ella suppose there is a chance o..
the man getting away UP the last
minute ?LSydney Bulletin
seA,,., 5;s+inc+fv;e featura to yo7r,
1915 mode .s,ft,s
yes. sir. Each car IS plainly let
tered. This car is not Jitney This
feature Is greatly appreciated oy Our:
fashionable trade. I assure YOU
Ptttsburg Post
.1 must say these are fine biscuits,
exclaimed the young husband.
-How could you say those are fine
biscuits" inquired the young w.fess
mother In a private interylew-a-5
81 didn't say they were dne.
merely said 1 must say soz'-Wash-
|tngton Star.
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Glnssic Ga1IipoH.

Gallipoi peninsula been OF dralna1 t
age tn Thraean CheFsoneee
onon 1hronicle yeas
Herodots records that Dolonka
the peninsula
tbe Absntfans modern Enos Jus
land Probably thought Of 4ns be
modem Kun But Herodotus
consuted the 1elei
the noua
offer them Hospitality days they tnped on np
Afiltiades sitting ouLs1oe naS
efHthens he they took nun Win ne
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NEW YORK, May 229.-Money. IS
Rennold Wolf would say being coz
and refuctanf among the s-richer got
this last year has driven thousands
from handsome apartments in New
York to hotel suites. When Asfrec.
G. Vanderbilt who lost his lite on the
Lusitania, built the Hotel NanderoitS
he set.the pace forSa lot-ofs folk VINO 2's.
hesitated to live in hotels Z:
of his hotel his New York home and
when the Fanderbilts do anything
here. tits certain that a lot Of other
people are going TO follow: suit " nen3
b, lot OF incomes were eurtaued
was a grand rush from the Big
uriouss apartments TO the three or fSlr
rooms suits IN hotels. - go
The custom has become EyeEyspo2.
ular and wh{4e-it hass6een aeHnancia-.
wallop for the apartment Ehouse own
ers, 1t has been -Ineanss OF keeping.
Ia lot Of the first class hotels out OF
bankruptcy. --44-l,,
Mike sDonl1n, the eminent Thesptan
and baseball star. has been captured
by the MOVIES Next month;7'dd ke VII
take up acting Tor che screen IN "a q
baseball story VIZ itten by Bozeman
5Buiger. baseball editor OF the World
The aim play 8 II be the first pro-
.duct:on Of q new Jim concernscaH He'd;
the Reel PhotopIay5 Company which
has been incorpuTated and rs coins
to put out some htmIner 81 lr1s: MIKE
was beng cong atufated his
the other day He also toId.a good
warn. In :the4o1d days of Ed Dele
hanty. that star hit a home run IN Gin
,cinnati that iooked=Iike It would never.
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state ofs-course sprescEfbe
pecunzary motiYes 70 the genen1 be-
cause he has done This. hey viii
say that # ne had no army the gen
serd wcu1d nave no Job. 1tsWe nave
the generals own VOID for ir--f,1as'
army ne-TnyI, would h1ye ms ny
lob. with the salary apperaining
thereto. From these premises IL APP
pears that the general,s effort has
been as good an example oGSfabofing
for love as often appears IN these
more or less merceray times