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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-12-21
POSTPONED
Is Full Settlement of the Lusi.
tania Case as Result of Acts
by the United States.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 2l.-Full
settlement of the Lusitania case, In
cluding reparation for the lives Of
the American victims, which, 1t be-
came known today, recently was
near, has been postponed by the dis
missal Of the German naval and mill
tary attaches. and the American de-
mands on Austria Hungary as a re-
suit Of the sinking Of the Ancona.
Consideration OF the state Of pub
lie opinion In Germany because Of
these two acts Of. the American gov
eminent. according to reliable infor-
nation received here. has caused ON
cials in Berlin to decide that such a
settlement as might be satisfactory
to the United States. would not now
meet with popular approval in Ger
many. 5,,s
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-12-21
DRY WAVE
Are Entertained at Luncheon
by Miss krog, Prominent
Norwegian Woman.
tsv AssoeiArsc pssss,

LOUISVILLE. Ky. Dec. 21.-.Ths
prohibition wave like any other wave
must topple at its crest" said T. NJ.
Gilmore. president. in making his re-
port at the annual meeting OF the Ma
itional Model License League here
Tuesday.
1.-THE crest was reached when a gen-
uine prohibition bill became operative
In Arizona this year. AS soon as the
effects Of this drastic measure begin
TO be felt the units Of the prohibition
wave began falling over each other in
10 Wild effort to get back to normal con-
ditions.r
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-12-21
Discomfort
With the German Officers is Re-
ported by the Bulgarian
Deserters.

PARIS. Dec. 21.-A Rome de-
spatch to the Hayas agency, dated De-
cember 20. says the newspaper seco1o
has received from It's Seras. Mace
DOMAIN correspondent the following:
"Russophile, bulgarian deserters
report discomfort with the German
officers. arrogance is increasing in
the Bulgarian army. Near Strumitsa.
A Bulgarian soldier fred three revolt
yer shots at General Theodoroff (Bul-
garian). He missed his aim, but
killed the generals aide-de-camp.
The soldier was hanged"
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-12-21
new PLOT
Against the Neutrality Of the
United States is Unearthed
by Agents.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 21.-What is
believed to be an entirely new plot
against American neutrality has been
unearthed by agents of the depart
ment of justice investigating the al
legged conspiracy to blow up the We'll
land canal. Chief Bielaski, of the
bureau Of investigation. said today
that evidence had been secured from
Paul Koenig and others. said to be
connected with him in the alleged
canal plot. which opened up another
trail. Mr.. Bielaski declined to indi-
cate the nature Of the alleged new
conspiracy, but said arrests might be
expected soon.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-12-21

Saloniki dispatches received yes
terday said that DIR. Forbes and Mrs.
Farwell were being held in Monastir
by the Bulgarians, who have torn
down the American nag from the Rec
Cross hospital Of which DR.. Forbes
is in charge, and seized flour which
the Red Cross was distributing to
civilians.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-12-21
FORD WOMEN
Reaches Its Crest and Begins
to Topic According to
President Gilmore.

CHR1sT1ANA, Norway, Dec. I'll
The women Of the Ford peace party
were entertained at luncheon Tues
day by Miss Gina Krog, president OF
the National Council Of the Women
OF Norway. Several women OF swed-
en-, Norway. Holland and Denmark
were present. The mission Of the
peace expedition was discussed from
the Dutcn. Swedish and Danish point
of view.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-12-21
Laughter Aids Digestion.

Laughter is one of the most health
full exertions; it is Of great help 10
digestion. A still more effectual
help is dose Of Cham berlain's Tab.
let's. II you should be troubled with
indigestion give them a trial. They
cost only a quarter. Obtainable ey-
Observation-Disclosures.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-12-21
AMERICANS SAFE
And Well at Monastir and Are
Not In Danger at Hands
of the BuIgars.

SALONIKI, via Paris. Dec. 21.-
DR.. Henry Forbes, of Boston; Mrs.
Walter Farwell, Chicago newspaper
correspondent: and Miss Mitchell, are
safe and well at Monastir.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-12-21
EXPLOSION
Ir a Factory Causes Two Men
to Be Missing and Injury to
Many Others.

tsv assoctAT1p FNtsn,
EDGEWATER, N. j., Dec. 81
Two men are missing and twenty
five others were injured by an explo-
sion today in the Dextrine plant OF
the Corn Products Company at sha-
dyside. two miles from here. rhe roof
of the building was blown off, the
walls collapsed and fire starting from
the explosion swept through the
wreckage.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-12-21
ONLY THREE WOUNDED.


LONDON, Dec. 21-When the
British forces withdrew from the po-
sitions at Sulva bay and Ancac on
the western shores Of the Gallipoli
peninsula, their total casualties were
three men wounded, according to an.
ofHcial announcement made today.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-12-21

tifth grade.
viile," Lillian Rider.
Play-"The Strike in Santa Claus
Land" sixth grade.
chorus-"Merry Christmas Bells"
intermediate Grades.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-12-21
GRANTED CERTIFICATE.

The county court Tuesday granted
Edward E. Leatherbury certificate
upon which to obtain a notary public
commission.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-12-21

Mrs. George P. Leathebury will
entSrtain the Five Table Gard Club
from 3 to S o'clock Thursday after
noon. December 80, at her home on
West Pike street.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-12-21
soNBoRN.

Announcement IS made Of the birth
Of An etsht-pound son to Atr. and NM.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-12-21

q. M. Bibbee at their home on Dur
street in stealey Heights Sunday.
Mother and babe are doing nicely.
Mr.. Bibbee Is a well-known and eff
ficient street car conductor whose
many friends are showering congrat-
ulations.
The Detroit times., 1915-11-22

With his hand as much as to say,
IT Is l. senorita.'
Unseen by any OF the party--save
ty Joe WeICher, Inez sWerVed as s,de
ard slipped note into the hands o.
the native. and handed him a coin
Then she leaped lightly into the
launch and the launch steamed
away. followed by the cheers and
me, tears OF the Tortugans on the
harf.
Back in the jungle. three men
waited for advice They had not
Fong 10 wait. A treacherous-l looking
native slipped through the under.
zrowth and advanced swiftly toward
Hernandez
~ epistle, senior captain he
-cid II was the note from Inez
Castro Hernandez seized II eager
" and read
We are bound for La Plaza.
Neet me there. Meantime / shall
90 my best TO secure Annette's pre-
c,ous locket and the map. Your
route lies across the country.
Adois ! c."
CTo BE Continuedl
The Detroit times., 1915-11-22
THTCc PEAT AND
ROP WOMAN AND
MEN At SUPPER

CHICAGO. Nov 90 Three mon
early today broke down the door Of
Mr. and Mrs Fred Reinecke's home
in Clark.st.. where they were giving
a D:ldnight supper 70 Frank Pankow.
the wife's brother.
Two OF the men beat RcInecke and
PanEow INTO insensibility The third
dragged the woman TO an adjoining
room. attacked her and then dubbed
her into unconsciousness The thugs
took all the money Pankow and Rein.
ecke bad and fed.
Three men we're arrested shortly
after Reinecke recovered conscious
ness and telephonos tho police. Mrs
Rrinccke identified one as her as.
"a liant
The Detroit times., 1915-11-22
MRS. HALE TO
STUMP STATE

KALAMAZOO Mich, Nov %
Beatrlcc Forbes Roberi son Hrle
one OF the foremost suffrage lectur
ers in the United States. well-knowr'
actress. author and writer has becr
secured for weeks speaking tour
through Michigan.
SheNwill appear in Detroit Alpeua
Chebovgan. Ann Arbor, and possibir
~ Grand Rapids The date OF her
Engagement b. INC wees 90 Nov go
Mrs Hale Wds th" priur pa
speaker ~ he state Womsnr -uf
frage convention recently held In
Saginaw
The Detroit times., 1915-11-22
CARRANZA PLANS
TO CRUSH VILLA
~ INLTrn -

WASHlNGTON Nov ~ Car
rauzi.ia's military forces are icme
mobiiized in northern Mexico for
proteniiou- campaign to completely
crush villa AMI his chic, aides Tine
state department il became known
today has granted permis ION to
General Obregun 10 move 2.00p more
CarranzAta troops across American
goil from Piedras Neera- 20 Douglas
TO join the main army of Omceon
Omcial dispatches confirmed Villas
route near Hcrmoelllo a large part
of his army successfully retrpatej 10
No2aleG Army officers believe No
gales viii be abandoned as Vfls's
base, in fear Of being pushed over
the American border and iuterned
Many VHlsta dcserters are coming
into tha United States
The Detroit times., 1915-11-22
OSBORN
INDORSED
Paper X eco m m q nds
Him AS Presidential
Candidate

LANSING. Mich. NOV From
Deerioot Lodge lis hunting pr.
serve in Upper Michigan. Chase 3
Osborn former governor. toda, sir.
ed 'ha United Press that be eae
surprised. gra'iaed and soocrsG
by having his name connected vi,h
The Republican presidential nom.up
tioa Osborn's comment was occa.
stoned 10y m indianapolis stars
editorial endorsement, of b.m ior JAe
Republican nomination Asked 5y
the United Press Il hr ,~JuJ bc q
candidate, Osborn replied
"Your telegram has reached me
by special courier 10 the deep for
c~fs OF Lake superior { must know
more than do about the matter
bofor. / can reply I am surprised.
grGtifed and sobered by even hav-
Ing ms name connected with the
Republican presidential nomination
NJ nay life in political matters. !
have never been a seeker or shirk-
or My highest ambition Is 10 be q
worthy citizen
~ is q fact. however. that in our
governmentsl\ system there is 20
instrument by which there can be
independent nominations, unless
men who arc equipped 10 serve, or
Who think they are. do freely offer
Themselves as candidates Hereto.
fore II has been too common brac
tlce that candidates have sought
preferment at the hands Of a small
minority in parties. and this has
made for a negative freedom of ac.
tion on the part OF public officials %
The Detroit times., 1915-11-22

VISIT CAFE
Rife Cash Drawer of
Longs Restaurant
Other Jobs"

Two hiEhwsymen walked into Al
fred " Longs restaurant. ~ No
sol Fortst. west. az 3:1J Monday
morning. and after pointing revoly-
ers at Frank Lisl and Harry p.
Harper, in charge Of the place
uhed the cash drawer OF 81 and
made their escape running down
the street
There were no customers in the
restaurant at the time. and the two
men we're taken by surprise by the
robbers. who drew revolvers sud
denly when they reached the coun-
ter
Long, the proprietor, lives AZ No.
62S Lafayette blvd, Frank List. at
No. 81 rw"nty-second-st., and Har
per az the restaurant
Gus Zapra, Of No. III Gratiot-
ave, was held mp and robbed Of
s22 by two men with revolvers near
his home. at 40 o'clock, Monday
morning. Zappa was on his way
home, when he was accosted by the
men. who demanded that he throw
mp his hands He did as they
-a-tl.r-tl- r tl.r-tli,- -sand one searched his pock-
ets. while the other kept a revolver
pointed an his head, Both were
about q years old. according 20
-.he story that Kappa told the police,
and were dressed in dark clothes
Detectives Cotrer and Snook are
looking for the highvaymen.
Thietes entered the home of
francis Roberts az No. SO Elm
wood-ave. between II q. m. and
b m. Sunday and stole bracelet
and watch. worth Si5
Standing ar Oh, ticket Office of
the Circle theater at 40. 5os Hast
lngs-st al 90 SUNDAY night Louis
sarasohn. OF $50 46s Forrest sest.
was robbed ot SlsN a number uf
people were iu line Cor tickets and
here Va- con iderable crowdug.
0hcn some on- slIpped the roll from
bis pocket
Calming access 20 iha place
through rear window thieves
riied 'he home Of Iieury Levine. go
80 2sS HirhFt oast md. stole
watch aud chain yalted a SCI ami
$40 cash
suit OF clothes. sr oyrrlost and
quantity of lit.re are esa iakru
hv burglars, Vh0 entered the homo
~ Marion D. Broenr ~ So refr
C7seave. carly sunday morniuz
The Detroit times., 1915-11-22
@ v n
FEARS PLOT
Guards Are Summoned
After Attempt On
Life of ArchbOld

TAR8YTuWN S. g. $50, 22--
TetDloNa was an m.d camp o.
day lis rbc re.aI, o., tfr attempt ou
'ac ltf, OF Joh4 u hr.abo.d. prasr
t.ut o., rlc Standard ug TO.
Fealu- further homo piots o.her
wealthy Sow Workers s4ta country
mansions hero aa. .olc3 extra force
ol guards oro..a ta..e estates The
police QUO fon d aii srsa-r. ar
preaching etHrr -Hs Arraoold .oua-
try place or ,a. ossIg OF John u
Rockefeller.
New York detective came to Tar
ryi0Un TODAY and Obtained from usa
police q ueasrr description OF a
man soeu lnrtna near lta Arch od
state a feN hrWs before dy
mite bomb ra- found fa tfe drive
was Thrp said Tee, jrf.yd tfe
t1ll. slender man seem uru tbe
front utranro to Or, Archrold
Grounds viii prove t0 be- member
OF Noa FORK band OF anarchists
Enough dynamite with pcrrH sio.
cans attached was placed .n tho
driveway lo have blown aut chiclc
and its occupant fo bits only thp
fact hat tho Standard uH prasid nj
went ON his yacht saturday aner
noCa instead of taking "a motor rda
The Detroit times., 1915-11-22
PIONEER
IS GONE
Elliott T. SlOcum Was
Old Resident of
Detroit

rUatt TrlaA slocam pioneer
zimmerman and desoeudau, OK She
L0sudeIs aj Trenton village died
saturday uizht in his residence, so
1880 Forrest west
Nr Sloeum was 76 years old
augfal pneumonia caused his
death
He was a descendant ottwo Of the
l6esf families Of Nichlgan, DIS faith
tr being Giles S,ocUm owner oi
SIocum island. and his mother so.
pala N B TrlaN Sl1cum whose
forelathers were the founders oi
.hc village OF Trenton formerly
called Truago. after the rruaN tsnr
Jv Ou his paterusl side Mr. SIo-
cum could trace his ancestry back
900 generations 20 ANTHONY S'o.um
cat 90. the first tcrrit0rIa. settlers iu
1Is schusett-
SIR Slocum was born .D Trenton
May r.. 1888 Tie attended Union
ccHcec Schenectady y and
raduared al The age OF q with tae
degree of B. 4. He later received
tac degree OF NJ A. AZ The Univer.
.ty Of Michigan Iu 1872 he mar.
H,d Miss Charlotte Gross Wood
who died "a years later without
eh'l3reu
IS young man Nr Slocum saw
le possibilities OF development of
,ao voodlaud I'm Nicbigau and Wis
rorsin. His investments in timber
brought him a fortune.
Nr. SlocGm Was q member OF the
Board .l Commerce director of the
Union Trust Co, and member -
-he following clubs Detroit Bank
er-'. Country. University Fellow.
craft and Detroit assemblies He
vas q former member OF the Belle
Isle park commission, and was iden-
fed Nitb The Society OF & lonlh
Wars Sons of the American Revo-
ufiol American Historical associa
Er. American Forestry association
nd ,he Episcopal church. He was
one cf the original directors Of the
Chicago & Canada Southern Rail-
read Co. and ono OF he founders
Of The First National bank in White
hall
Nr Slocum tools an active inter
s.t In politics Ile served a term in
tEo Michigan legislature and was
,,, ,f -h Teft .faefore from Mich
The Detroit times., 1915-11-22
BOliinger Babe an
Angel NolD, so Tiny
Cripple EnUieS ii

VI CHICAGO, Nov. o2.--Dr. II. J.
Hualselien. who refused to operate
<tn Baby Hollinger. the defective
T. bseby, today received letter, which.
I be SAID, cffncfTpt hrs belief tlAe,t- Ae
swas right. more than any other one
'Of the hundreds he bas received.
Here Is part of tho misslve. written
|sin cramped childish letters:
6-Dcar DIR. Haiselden:
"Just line from a little crippled
Eirl, thanking you for not LETTING
rfhat baby live, and know God vii
be good 70 you, too. for I know how
.<ft Is, from my own experience and
ofher little cripple children; oui
hearts always aches--we can't play
Tor walk or dance like other chill
dren; we are in every ones road
bot mothers-and her poor hear
arhes with ours-we are Just q
<ruriosity for people 10 gaze at oh
/ nos nobody wants a tony child but
tnofher. Tell Mrs. Bollinger she is
4 grand good mOthe- and her baby
( III nn angel in n beautiful place
heaven. why doe people want "a
Ekeep uie and that little paby out oi
I,eaven remain your little IN
|>olid. ready TO 20 to heaven any
<lnc N
The Detroit times., 1915-11-22
ylyl3zy Gal SSEsSSR4s
SYNOPSIS

on tbc dai ul tle eruption OF ML
rtlea Capt John Aaitln ot the ~tf.
Princess It-,uts s-} t1r-old Anne ~
IIHEtuu from An open boot put ls
forced O. Ieay, behind her father aug
rfs ..Hpallous. lilngton Us assau uit,o
uy iI.ru rucz aud lonto iu vain at
trmII o. set papers Whlch inns Ton
I#s rIaf. .s ru tu send ABOARD the illh-
..rr- VIt mis- daughters, papers prov
r- I.s tIflr fu auG tcllinE the Nhtle-
.a.r - co. fHr iNst ISLAND OF emma "a d.
IlHGZrlus injury causes MS minu 70
become IS .lauk Thirteen ears eIapst
Hernandez. nov a uoWum eWuss1rf'
Va fh luuto, lueE. telnatc SttNh
Mice and thr .udless brute that once
Uts I.uEtsu. come 10 seaport. arf e
the widow ~ capt Hardin Us lNins
~, .lh Ger son N,al and Annette l1it =
t.--l and plot 60 steal rne papers lell
a. Annette aN her father. Neal tries
for admission Co thr naval academy.
but a. ruugu Iur trtaCnerN or Joey
~ strhar ls defeated py Joey tud oIs-
graced Neal euAsts IN me nAFS
I.ez sets a trap for Joey and the S,t-
er.r4rar- Ert h.u .u their power. re
aA.,gs 90 sfta. OBJ. papers Tor INC tW'
Iuf ...IUrrta4IE sets hrt Go hht iiAA o.
tn. home and fEt brute man resr ues
Annette with tnr fafels ~, 80
daur- Annette discovers snat ho@F
.fnl|f1 % tF. map reveals ire lucA-
f1u 1f the lost island subsequently,
lu -truSgIc for 't- possesstoh Ine
U.1. Annette and Neal each securlnS a
portion Annette sails on the corona
Il. in scar t.h OF her father The crew.
rraEed rs cocaine smuggled ABOARD
by Hernandez. mJtiny. and are over
come .} . boarding PARTY from l. .
a.. .-r..tar Jackson, lt 10y Neal
Ir NarLiuIqu" Annette and Neat
a.. 4.tgreJ and taken 90 "a slA - q
-'ers cave 20 he blown up ito
.Eu.ufta. Nut aye -esCGed by d
u. 4 H
The Detroit times., 1915-11-22
TURTLE LIVES FOR
40 YEARS IN FIELD

HIGHLAND, Kan. Nov 22.-
When l.. B. Hills stacked his wheat
thi. year hc uncovered a turtle
under one OF the shocks that svi-
IDENTITY has been a resident OF that
particrla- field for the last 80 years
an least
Fifteen years ago Hills fonnd the
same turtle in the same field and
carved his initials and the date on
lis she'll
on this same 'urtles shell are
the initials OF Hlllss uncle who
carved them there with the date IN
1877.
The Detroit times., 1915-11-22
"NIGHTIES" ARE
COATED WITH ICE
BIZ UNITED PRESS

CHICAGO, Nov. 22.-Gien Ferus-
ton Was burned to death. and nine
hremen overcome early today by
fire in the Burton hotel in the Loop
section One hundred guests fled
10 the streets, thinly clad. A dozen
women, drenched with water that
iroze on their nightgowas had to be
treated az nearby hotel.
The Detroit times., 1915-11-22

JACKSON Mich Novo. 22--Lee
Taylor and Fred Srown. alias Lewis
Lock, Negro convict who. with
Frank ] Wilhelm and Ross Abs
ESCAPED over the north wall ~ the
state penitentiaE FRIDAY evening.
were captured SuuGaT ou tbe Ciu-
cinnau Northern railroad tracks IN
the southern part of the city
The Detroit times., 1915-11-22
Sunday Party Ends in
4 Tragedy; Two
Arrested
MANY HURT
IN BRAWLS
Riot Mars Polish We'd
ding; Host Is At
tackled

While engaged In a game OF cards
n. ~ No. l429 Chene-st., late Sunday
risht, Stephen Matolefski. 25 years
'Hcld. OF No. 719 Harper-aye.. was at
u lacked by two OF the party, severely
beaten and slashsd with a knife, and
Ma dying in the receiving hospital
D He has a fractured skull and inter
4 nal injuries. Walter Niemiera and
Z stephen Waszitjowski. two Of the
players, are locked up at the seventh
v precinct station. charged with felon-
ious assault.
y The prisoners were taken 10 the
hospital by police officers, early Mon.
day morning. and were there iden-
fitted by Matolefski as the men who
had assaulted him. He made
4 Statement to the police. after he had
recovarcc consciousness
Matolcfski told the police that he
y was invited TO the home of friend
4 sunday afternoon, 10 participate in
Sa quiet game OF cards. The game
continued through the evening and
mt HIST the police were called 10
sthe house on receipt OF word that a
man had been killed
There were numerous stabbing
affrays Sunday, and several persons
sare In the hospitals, and more are
locked up, charged with assault.
46eyeral Of the persons are in seri.
scus condition.
4 AT $50 O'Clock, Sunday night,
sSteve Stanak, 30 years old, of No.
rs Rcllin-st, stumbled into the
Fourth precinct station, and with
dlfJicnlty informed the lieutenant in
charge that he had been beaten on
the head with a club, welded by
Joseph Dada. OF No. % Killen-st. The
patrol brought Dada to the station
and he was locked up for felonious
assault.
Stanak was rushed 10 the receiv-
Ina hospital. where II was found
THAT he was suffering frcm frac-
ftured skull His condition is seri-
|<0as.
Mrs. Annie Merslanski 26 years
3old. OF No. 135 Plumer-st.. lies in
NE receiving hospital. suffering from
Aevere scalp wounds and numerous |
<brtiises 20 her body, the result of an
1attaek alleged to have been made |
NY her husband Mike, Sunday night. I
.;l1e is under arrest, charged With /
Telo,iious assault
IN disagreement amCng members of I
The party on their way home early !
ssAIouday morning. resulted In serious |
53njury TO Proferio Lakush. SO years /
MD. OF No. 72l Franklin-st and /
s.Bteven Kraugush. 35 years old. OF /
no. 451 Franklin-st.. who are in the /
yecciving hospital Lakush was stab
bed three times In the back and /
twice on the head, and Kraughush !
euffered three cuts on the head /
Neither is i'm serious condition. /
Three members Of the party are
locked up In the Fourth precinct sta /
xion, charged with assault.
A wedding at No. SIS Moran-st.. /
Sunday night. broke out in riot. I
i according TO police report, and /
4 8tephen Waszavage, at whose home I
\ the wedding was being held. was at. /
4 hacked by an unidentified man dur 4
ling the fray. He suffered severe /
cuts and was taken 10 the receiving |
Ebospital His assaiIant fed before
4 The arrival OF the police.
The Detroit times., 1915-11-22
Girl Dies from Burns

DEARBORN. Mich, Nov 22-
Ella Soucek, four years old. who
received terrible burns when her
clothing caught FIRE. died in Grace
hospital, Detroit, at O'Clock Sat.
urday evening Ella ana her sister
were lighting paper from the FIRE in
the stove. when her dress caught
fire.
The Detroit times., 1915-11-22
BROKERS' WIFE
POISON VICTIM
BIZ UNTTED PRESS.

MINEOLA, L>I., Nov. 22.-Mrs.
Grace Hinman Hall. wife Of New
York broker, died at Nassau hOspi-
tai today OF bichloride poisoning.
Seeking relief from a headache. she
lnistook the poison tablets for as
perrin.
The Detroit times., 1915-11-22
MRS. MARSHALL.
OPERATED UPON
~ LNITED 80

INDIANAPOLIS. fnd Nooy %
Airs. Thomas r aJagshsu wife Of
the vicepresilcHt of H United
States, was operated upon today for
an abdominal trouble The opera.
tion was said not 10 be- dangerous
Mr. Marshall said his plans for re.
turning 70 Washington We're sus-
pended pendine the outcome OF the
operation
The Detroit times., 1915-11-22

f6ke LAXATIVE BRoMo oulNTNE
{hbletf Druggists refund money "
\ /, fails to cure. Y. W GROVES
&roAture is on each box, Csc.
The Detroit times., 1915-11-22
TWO MORE SHIPS
ARE SUBMARINED

LONDON. Nov a. The PuHqh
steamships Mergon ser and HNlam.
shire have boon sunk by German
submarines Tue crew were saved.
IL Was announced TO-DAY
The Mereanser 1o0J ION. wa1
owned by the Cork Steamship q,
and sailed from Cork lrGnwl r
Hallamslirc was Of ifo0 toms T.
home port was Glasgow.
The Detroit times., 1915-11-22
MEXICO City cIeans un.

WASHINGTON, Nov 22-The
Mexican agency has announced the
pronunciation OF new liquor regula.
tons IN Mexico City. Hereafter no
FALCONS or other public drinking re
sorts will be permitted 10 do busi-
ness on the more prominent streets
md avenues o. fronting on the pub.
llc parks or plaza Hereafter no ss-
ioon tan bc n'elutained within 100
,ard of p school or church cdifcc.
The Detroit times., 1915-11-22

Perfumes are being pui up ia pen
III form like the familiar headache
pencils