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SUPREME: rOURr NEW NuRH COUNTY
MAIZE RpSEk, I,ai'''F NS GEORGE
RDSEk pef,nitn' Sl'NAibNS-AcrlON
FOR ABSbLl rE bl\t,.' o..
To m" above uamri p't'r'tn''
YOU ARE HERRERA Summoned ~ an
swer the comllrut In this action, aud TO
servo It copy ~ Your au-W. On tho i'lain-
'ims Attorney within 'N'u', ua"~ after tho
service of ms -Uumuu-, tNrlusNe uf tho
day OF service aui iu ease OF Your failure
10 apprar, or answer 1uigm-nl viii ha
taken against ypu ht 'tuul iuy he rel!uf
demanded In the ,omrllul
dated; June 1th. lHi.
CiERrRG n FAi.k, Plaintiffs Attorney,
80 gga Broadway, Manhattan Bor-
ough, New York tItN.
To the above named ll'ioriaut;
The foIcsoing summons Is -erNed upon
you hy puhllrhtlnu pur-utut - an utdcr ~
the llonurallr rrtu,Is . b,'thtntv, ono
of the Justices of M" supreme tnUif Il the
state of Sew NorE, aut'1 TIA. -yua ttv ~
August, lglf, AMI iil'I WIN the uoIup.tint
In tho oi'i,r ot the t'"rN az the Juiuty II
New York At IN" County Cong liu1so GA
tho borough o' Manhattan. tr. m NV
York on tn, 2lst dty ut Srpt'mh,r. lHlG.
Dated: Now York, september -lst. l1lG.
CHERlRG a. FAlk Attorneys for Plain
th, No. 80, broadway Manhattan
Borough. New York GUY
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U. S. ARTISTS TO COMPETE.
Corcoran Gallery to Give Exhiki
tiOn From Dec. l6 to Jan. II.

WASHINGTON. oct l0.-The sixth ex-
h!bition OF contemporary American oil
paintings has Just been announced by
the C"rcoran Gallery Of Art here 10 open
necember 1s ard continue until January
y. 1871 The exhibition win be con-
hned to original oil paintings by living
american artists not before publicly ex-
hlb'ted In Washington.
Those accepted will be entitled. under
certain conditions. to receive considkra-
ton for the william A. Clark brise
awards and medals. The jury invited
ny the Corcoran Gallery to award the
pr.zes consists Of william VI. Chase OF
New York. chairman: Georse w. BEL
lows Of New York. Philip L. Hale of
boston. Richard r.. Miller OF New York
and Charles Norris Young Of Rsdnor.
Pa,
Prizes range from ss.ese 70 eSes.. I'm.
tries will close November II.
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Nos, rs IL. ia r !ari street.

Nos. l5i, la7, ija Z. gard street.
Tn. Approximate Rmount Of tho len or
charge, to satisfy which the HhoV,-lc.
scrited property is to he sold, Is On" nun
ited thirty eight thousand nNc hurtr"i
'iShty-three and i2-iO0 dollars tSiSN.'N" l. B..
with Interest thereon from Angus :, ."'.,
together with the cuSts ana allow iI-H
amounting To Three hundred seventy and
ss-ioo dollars s77o go, with interest from
August u. 1915. together with tn" cN-
p"nses OF he sale. Tn" approximate
amount of the taxes, asses~mcn's aud water
rates. or other LIENS. which are to be al.
lowed To tho purchaser out Of the pur-
chase money. hr paid by the Referee. IL
Thirteen thousand six hundred Hinety-three
's.loo dollars si3,6sS 40 ami interest.
Dated. New Sork Septemhcr -. iHli.
RORERT RUBIN. Referee.
MILLER ktNG LANE " TRAFFDRD
PLAINTIFFS attorneys, 80 Broadway
New York CITY
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The aIproEimrt' HmouutAm tn" lion or
charge. to satisfy which Nhc above-de-
scrthed proper, * to No eC'd. l. Ninety four
thousand seven hundred aUi seventy eight
t2-lO0 dollars ts1t 11N.t2i, with interest
thereon from the lith day of september.
1915, together with the costs aud allowance
amounting to Three hundred and twenty
three "a 1oo dollars ts323 73i. with inter 1t
from September 2hth. 1915. together with
the expenses Of the sale. The approximate
amount OF the taxes, assessments and
water ratce. nr other Hons which are to be
allowed to tho purchaser ont Of the pur-
chase money. or paid hv tho Referee. Ia
O-rn thousand eirnt hundred and eiehty-nvs
Sj-i00 dollars 50. SSi.NiI and interest.
Dated. Nov York october Ard, 1915
EDWARD ~ KELLY. Referee.
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LEGAL. NOTICES.

NOTICE lS HERERN GIVEN that T.. u.
TiniHy a 60, Incorporated, dome sIir
,orpor'tion having 10 principal place of
business in the Borough Of Manhattan. citN.
COUNTY and state ~ New York. will apply
to the supreme Court of the state of NV
York, at Special Term. Par |. thereof to h"
held at tn" County tuur lhouse, In IN" Bhr-
nueh Of Manhattan, city and County ~ New
1870 O'Clock IN the forenoon uf that day.
ar as soon thereafter as counsel can he
heard. for an order authorizing said. cor
pnrntipn to change ~ corporate name to
TIFFANY. iiAI.l. & co lNCORPORATED.
Dated Ntw Work.. y Y. bCtobei u, 1918.
Ry STEPHEN VI. HALL. Treasurer.
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rnc approximate amount OF the lea ..
charge, 10 satisfy watch the above de
scribea property Is to be sold. Is Fifty
eight Thousand four hundred seventy eight
and 3y-i00 dollars ls5s|Ts 3g. with in
tereet thereon from August Ii. 1916, to-
gether with the costs and allowance
amounting to Three hundred Srventy-siN
and o.loo dollars tsa76ot, with interest
from August %, 1915, together with tho
expenses OF tho sale. The appro>imatr
amount Of the taxes. ass"ssm,nts and
water rates or other liens. which are 20
be allowed TO the purchaser ont Of the pur-
chase money, or paid hy th' Referee, If
Five thousand seven hundred forty-two
.e-lO0 dollars Hi,It2.2s and interest
Dated, New York. September -. 1916.
JOHN II, ROGAN. Referee.
MILLER, KING. LANE & TRAFFORD,
Attorns2s for Plaintiff. SO Brosdwsy.
New YerA City.
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SUPREME COURT. COUNTY or NEW
lOk ln!on Trust company of New
York. fia!ntin, against Mary \. Moriarty
and others, D-f,nhinis.
August s5. iglS' l. he mndersignai ihe
r.'erte In said Judgment named VIII sell
at public auction. AZ tn" Exchange Sales
room, No. lt-lJ Nesey street. in the Bor-
oush Of Manhattan, CITY "f Sew YORK on
October 10, 1915. a o'c,"ck noon on tha;
dan bv samuel Marx, Auctiunrer IN,
premises directed hN said Judgment to he
soih ana therein dies, tioed a- follows
AL; ,hst ger.rin i%L iisL PHI, Or r'rGeI ~
provements thereon erected, situate, lying
and being In ths Borough of Manhattan n,
the city uf New York. and bounded aud
described as fol..ws;- iiestuning AZ pom,
street. distant one hundred and seventy
feet wcstwardly from tho corner formed
by thu Intersection of the said southcrlv s'ie
OF Twenty third street and the westerly
side OF Third Avenue running thenc. south
wardly, parallel or nearly so with Third
Avenue uire'y-eisht feet nine inches 10
the centre line Of ,he block thence west
wardly along said o"utrc line OF the blocI.
twenty five fc,t, thence northward!t
parallel with Third Avenue. ninety eight
feet nine inches to 'he snuthpriy s'ir OF
Tw-uty-thiri street, AMI thence vaStwardlv
alonE the southorly 'de uf Twenty third
Street, twenty-five feet 10 the point or
place o' beginning: stid prcmis's q being
now known by III" street number one hun,
drei ana hf'y-t~o East twenty ira
street Tho land above d,scrih"l Hes in
section number In Bock number SIS on
the Land Mnp OF the CITY N New YnrE
Together with the appurtenanc,sAnd an ~
the estate ana rights OF the parties Of the
first part In and 10 said premises,
The following Is diagram "f the prop.
East Twenty third street:
1872 T.. 93rd st
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gtth Street.

The approximate amount Of the lien or
charge. to satisfy which the abovc.de.
ssrib,d property Is to be sold, Is Sil6,6S3.l3.
with interest thereon from the 18th day OF
September. 1915 together with coets and
allowance amounting to N2s.1l, with in
terest from September goth. 1915. together
with the expenses Of the sale. The ap-
proximate amount OF the taxes. assess
m.nts and water rates. or ntheT liens. which
are to be allowed to the purchaser out of
the purchase money or paid by the Ref
ere.. 4. Siss.33 and interest.
Dated, New York, september 90, 1915.
VICTOR McCCTCHEON. Referee.
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Dated New York -cp'cn.h hcr 2olh, 1915,
JOINS l.. u'Bl;IA, Referee,
T CuhNNON FRESS
Attutr,, for I4lutIn.
"83 broadway, Sew YORK ftiy.
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SALES BY AUCTION.

Filth Avenue AuetIen Rooms, Inc.
SS3-3t1 Fourth Ave, S. T., Cor. 2Sth ST..
Henry A. Hartman. Auctioneer.
Consolidated Sale No. l53 by Auction OF
The Provident Loan Society
Of New York
Of the collateral for unpaid loans mada
previous TO and including June 30. 1915.
3t6 Fourth Ayeune.
Loans to No. 1865 inclusive.
1SG Eldridge street.
Loans to No. I3695g Inclusive.
138 seventh Avenue.
Loans to No. 1000 inclusive.
1stth It. and Lexington Ave.
Loans to No. s75I inclusive.
400 Grand street.
Loans TO No. 10g353 inclusive.
$50 Fast 1:d street.
Loans to No. 1903 inclusive.
2?3 East Houston street.
Loans to No. 1889 Inclusive.
tlsth ~. and Courtiantn Ave. Bronx.
Loans to No. 6tg3 Inclusive.
smith and Livingston Sts.. Brooklyn.
Loans to No. tto5 inclusive.
"a Graham Avenue. Brooklyn.
Loans to No. 1870 inclusive.
Pitkin and ROckaway Aves., Brooklyn.
Lsans to No. 1851 inclusive.
To he held Wednesday and Thursday.
October is and ls, 1916. from $3.50 A. N.
Exhibition Monday and Tuesday. October
i6 and II.
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WANTED ofice boy. some experience,
Wholesale wine house: 81 70 start L. u.
g.. boz i6s sun ONCE.
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WILL. SELL at 10 4. NJ at 4s. send 81.
Brooklyn. one iIundrv machine.
L. V. DAMICO, Marehol
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cHAs. FERLINGHETT1. Auctioneer.
will sell on Thursday. Oct. 10. 1915, at 10
o'clot&, Sebastian kook brand piano and
I Pease Player No. s7s66. PEASE PIANO
CO. L~ggett and Barry Sts., Bronx. y. Y.
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HELPERS AND DRIVERS
WANTED-Young men, 21
years of age or over, required
as helpers or drivers on ex-
press wagons. Apply Adams
Express Co., Wagon Service
Dept, 80 Trinity place.
The Detroit times., 1916-12-04
BIRMINGHAM

The ladies GYild ~ the s; rrrnes
Episcopal church w.li meet Thursday
Afternoon a. tn~ home II Mrs Lewis
Hupp On East Mapis-ave
Fhe PRAYER circle viii meet -ues-
tay afternoon a. the home - NJ
Harvev Howe on pat-r-v
Ire Qorer Esther c'r-le Z the
Meth0d ~ scopsi church VIII meet
tHis even ns a. ths bone n Miss
ave
MazVell c2ttirE vho attends enl-
erf 0Hth b.s parents ~ Trav
Ms Glenn Madden has gone g.
'1-E .Ii. tn .sif ~slaftres
FNe NnUs 0s FrafEr NrFfcrarN
society q Troy utl nee. - rAe
home Mrs John sherman n Trov.
2 rllr s1av for Gir-~r
The Hssteru star l-dse Ni) hhrs a
ng n their lodge -3c1p
Mrs Charles Moore of Pontiac -
a ral}e- ssturdev
Toe in1 cabin Com iuh wifi hold
thoof NedrsEdav Afternoon az thsf-
-I1e grounds rU Ala rs-aN-
The Em hrolderT eiGh ~ Troy wifi
meet A.tn~sdav afternoon az -re
home - Ma Bose --hocN = Troy
Nr ana Mrs T. BELLS have ~a-
turned from '-fr 2. Oregon ril
whore t7-y attended. The fgne-s' y
relative AIhavN Nat~r llIar
AfT aud AIrs E b. Piasa~v ~ rro,
haI~ gone 20 I0r'aN CITY
The fsriur r - wlli meet
r-efaaf evening" in the RarhUm
Mr ana M-s william stone are
.r.i.Hs relatives 3 Ptfsa4rEH "a
The Detroit times., 1916-12-04
City News in Brief
YPSILANTI

Mss Ida l1ark instructor in ART
I st fhr Nc~r7al has been granted leave
cf a.s~r f-r the winter quarter.
Miss .atherine chapman VIII suesii-
tute
Justice ard MFs Martin 3. staff
m,iler re--rned sunday from q sew
erat-isys vacation spent In the
Noor els Ecr'e near Pontiac
The Norasi Suffrage league has
voted to ss5Uste with the National
DoAeGe sLcrAsr league
me t1llo| mp pew wlE;eleeted Stn,
E>riday evening pec. IS: Commander.
Rev J n Calender senior viee-com-
rnmandcr. = Grove Shipman; guar
terrnaster. Betn r Mersners; chap
an, DeNlC 2sllinger ofHcer cf the
Say Iamss k.meali officer of the
The soiiowins are ths new iy- .leet-
e. cfHrers cf ne J. o @ r. Noble
Eraat. stephen Lshteurn vice.
srsnd. Henry LAwrenee, recording
Allen stewart financial secretary.
Y eury Perkins, trustee fcr three
yea-s William Coates Installation
vii occlr the arst Friday IN Jenu-
ATS with iistrtet deputy Eivins the
Nlis, Natai,. Glover. os chseoyEAn
~as Weekend -uest 90 Mise Mar
Nrs 1oituse swslaer and Moss
Margurite Alber are v1sitinx n
rAs Free cA srcs Missionary 90
sty viii meet wcfr STAY wlth Mrs
r. l. St~ang near Cherry HIS
Nessrs Piiay < skirrsr ard Clar-
arre Ashley were IN Detroit saturday
O. atrent thes ectric s7ow
tahn AisriEht vel kno~-r
H~fH q HF a
The Detroit times., 1916-12-04
LIGHTS
MISS LIBERTY

NEW YORK, Dec. ; On signal
from Presiden, Wilson. who stood
on board the presidential yacht Nay.
flower. a food Of light Illuminated
the Statute % Liberty a. dusk wah
Ealing Saturday evening
The president inaUguratsd the
lighting system, provided By The New
York World popular subscription
which Will outline the statue gs "A
beacon Of Lib,r-y.' standing visitle
for miles in New York tay. with the
following message. wtrelessed 10 the
statue az 5:45.
Il light this statue With The
thought tha, II may always stand
AZ q symbol " our purpose 70 throw
upon liberty out OF our own life as
"a nation a light which shall reveal
its dignity, les sincere power It's Nbe
nfgnaut hope and spirit - suid.
ance"
The Detroit times., 1916-12-04
WYANDOTTE

rhe BsrAea society 90 the Raptisi
church vii hold its monthly meetin 4
FritsN night In ths Baptist church
The WomRns Foreign Mission 80
q ets cf the Methodist church viii
meet Thursday afternoon in the home
~ Mrs Joseph Cashmere Biddle- ave
The social circle OF the Woman r
Home Mission sccietv ~ the Moth
oelst church will meet 'n the homo
~ Mrs A. { aentlemSn, Third st
Nednesdsy Afts- Don.
The Riole clAss OF 81. stephen s
episcopal church viii present the
eomedy. Fun in a Photograph slal-
lery Tuesday evening pve 5. The
Glass Will be assisted by Mrs =
Bacon Mrs. Charles Orth Ars p r.
Van Alstype, A silver collection win
ee taken for the heneht 81 the chfl-
crsl's Christmas c-ieSratten.
ems Episcopal church will meet in
the home II Mra Clvde Baxter. Vine
80 Wedr esdAy after ncon.
Fhs Ms-ien kaxter Reeskah lodge
VII hold All ini'iAtory meeting ~ on
rha woman's association Of the
Congregations church will hold a
meeting " ednesday afternoon IN the
tsr tse snnasi iSa SaIaar aai.s sSS.s toS. stSss
Thy-stsy Afternoon ent evening
ne rev! a. meetings IN me Pres
eytertAn chgrc hare stirring up grsat
interest ir Wyan6otte The wocinlA n
circle viii attend the meeting in a
body Monday ntght the knights OF
Pvth!as and Fl-thiAn s sters WlI at
tend Wednesday night, the eMthcdipt
church and Hearts of Oak will attend
Friday night and Trenton Oddfel-
lows ar Rehskshs will attend Eatur-
Cay nlEht sun day there will De
rneetiug for women only EvGnseiist
H fmeist.r WITH tell the ladies about
'C2bwebs or how 20 cleAn house
Tvo automobiles coliided a. RifdIe
Maple and FIRST sunday evening
a truck driven by CLIFFORD Carey Anf
touring car ~ Herman Moss collie
- inJVrins Dorothy Moss one az fhe
passengers - th~ touring car
The Detroit times., 1916-12-04

tsoccupied re nortaerr capita.
wlthou' 5ioo1,asl
in the frs message Exchanged
after The wires were reopeuad be
,ween Cbihuahga Ciry and tAe Dor
Ter. nothing WIS satt ot the fa.s
~ the six Americans who we're
known 20 hsye ba~1 i1 Ctlhushu7
Chy when ~ wa attacked sud car
'grsd by NiiiIst a wees aEo
Relatives 81 ne missing r-=n
and United states q ps-tmaut
agents mere sr once dispatched ,els
rrsms 10 ,he American residents ~
chihuahua CITY ba aarI TO-DAY no
replies to thasa messages had
reached the border
From ghoHcta! sources r wa
learned 'ast ihe loos gathered BY
the ViIlistas was enormous The
bandits carried every hing % value
N Hagons 20 trains 10 me Mexican
Northwestern station Automobile
were coumsndecred 70 maui VlNista
officers about tha streets while 'he
sacking of the ci'y was In progress
More than s201u1o wo-h % coin
aQd bullion vas in rhe booty tsk6n
ty. ine bandits. one account states
go great vas th terror y the ma
ives that some even helped D.
bandits 20 Ioot 'heir own homes
md helped car gwar The loot
From Tuesday Htu saturday -h,
robbery went or
The Detroit times., 1916-12-04

House family diplomats families
and friends Of ongressnen and Che
sopuiace crowd * the public Eal
ier.es
Senator GaIirger and Senator
Kern Rerubiic4a and Democratic
floor lasdsrs respectively were
uamed senate members OF Pho joint
commirtes 20 noyfy President VII
son that congress was ready o.
near him
The house named lt its members
Majority Leader Ktchin Minority
Leader Mann. and Rep Fitzgerald
charman OF The appropriation 9m
1lltiee
No tine IS set for fhe president
message 30 congress To the .att
fev years this has seen or The aay
following The conycnin ntch
would b. romorraw, probably Al
Whenever if the house ana
sene,e Will arrange Tor joint ses.
SION in the biz house chamber
while httle business - iu sight
,cr today or the foor % either
houses there VII. be pieuty %
routine tusiness--principaliy tae
Submission q th- annual sp7Torria.
tiou estimates ot heads ~ tire gov
,rnment departments Thess bgd
gets iotsling millions. VII 30 he
principal business during the short
session. Some resolutions were 20
be introduced
The Detroit times., 1916-12-04

.rs and harbors for many weeks 20
come.
To expedite matters. congress-
will wors thru The Christmas holi-
days--nnless majority rebels
Most members were on hand 20.
day, tho many will not arrive until
tomorrow IN tim 20 hear President
Wilson's message This is under
Stood 10 make ~ recommendation
about relieving the high cost oi liy-
ing. tho tie pres dent probably VII
make thai the subject OF another
message toon. { he does not men.
lion II tomorrow.
Rep. Fitzgerald's declaratisn n late in
November that ht would introduce
resolution for food embargo 10
keep products in the United States
and reduce the rost OF living stirred
up a political hornets nest
Aside from the possibility of the
smbsrgo itself. Fitzreralds action.
~ he takes IL. r,sy portend nght
fetween supporters of President
Wilson. who Is against an embargo.
end the Tammany delegation, whose
leader II Fitzgerald.
poth members and gallery In the
house watched with interest for
any indication OF the attitude OF the
Tammsny delegation toward ths
Democratic machine. Any move BY
the Tammsnyites would be the
more significant because they hold
the balance OF power In the house
Representative from west anc
middle west farm districts wer,
absolutely alert for any factiona
split on the threatened embarg,
resolution. They are opposed to 1
and have threatened that IL il Il
introduced they will combat q witt
q retsIiatory measure calling for al
cmbargo on manufactured article
such ~ constitute the bulk OF th
sxpcrtstions 20 Europe from tn
eastern NOTWITHSTANDING states.
Packed galleries greeted tn
sswels OF Speaker Clark and Vice
President Marshall az chatterin
members Of both houses. II
most oaees meeting for IN
nrst time since the eveutfu
FAY IA early September when the
rushed thru the Adamson eight
lAour Law. turned to hear the ID
milisr sdmonition go be in order,
Little business was expected Il
DAY. Interest centered principals
cn the door Of the house and ser
ne chsmeers and In the galleries
mass % cclcr, see msmbershi
mnnA ~ - nsuAap a shs VIM
The Detroit times., 1916-12-04

of Arthur ClamAge under whom the
collins Le RoY Boomer. Frank cum
wiugs AERlia Suliier. billie BAilus
end frankie Martin. and O chorus OF
-
Roth ~ tho acts are tunafully tn
tstspersed with IS 0f the latest song
hrs 4ng hy Frankie Martin Rltle
bsiiua and ArRiia Sullier. accom-
panied hy the choruA The feature
nam oerr are singing and dancing
act tN Ise Roy boOmer and Frank
Cuwwl-xs and "Oh You Beautiful
september Morn. singing and pos
ing pHw er.
A. The elcse cf the show John XII
oris. creek mlddl~weignt champion
flDu matches
The Detroit times., 1916-12-04
MACKENSEN
WINS DECISIVE
BATTLE. REPORT

fDUnuuued trom fagS unet
au equipment Necessary ror a siege
of the city
Acksrmars aispstCh was written
Dec since thst une Russian
ornciaI sla.emea.s have detailed a
strenuous srcrr by Russian forces
&c stem ths ;nls o. THIS advance
The poin. o. greatest menace 10
Puohsres' Was 70 ths south-ana
thls e prchse,v The section where
Acke-maas dispatch puts he Ger
man fogees within 20 ules ot the
capital
The Russian statement of las,
night claimed retirement - tsc Ger
man bulgarian .G,ces n this sec.l3l
after ce'ea, ar capture 1y .Av A..
he'd forces % prisoners and booty
including az least - suns.
Il the Asa+ O.. Ackt-usn's cis
pstch. indicating thSt t1s German
. sdysnced skirIu!shers were plsUing
the Rumsnians 20 hotv taEt tAey
a. lost coutaC; WITH the infantry
forces hackipg them ~. re Rus.
siSn victory tecuues more appsr-
entity. Presuhsby lt WAS thls sd-
vance skirmish guard upon which
Russian Snd RguaaiaH troops in
.icted defeat -sobaely because o..
.he very fact 'h1' they lacked
'suiry backlog
The Detroit times., 1916-12-04
nisslna s-ncs Civil va.

DECATUR Ill., Doc When
Archibald G Bottoms re'Irr-4 ro
Bowling Green W ~ The close ot
fhe Civil Ear be- found hs sft
in her --afe AMI tH- lebs faaEsr@-
ht had eft behind ia 1861 roae rs
knew n~t aberc Frs 7ra eors
later Nr- 81 H Roberts os ~
caru- ater @ lor search CO, rack
ot Ser afh@r 'tr fht p-a-.on bg
resg ID Washington aud aa -sr re-
turned o Decatur 1ftsr visiting him
80 Is ti Years old
The Detroit times., 1916-12-04

might have asked dad to tell him
about the re'EuinE buriesQue queen
end hc you'd lsye Jlmped INTO a his-
him by his grandpa Yet there shc
vas sunday \caadlug her own com
pAny in 'he GAyrts as of y0re
Mss sydell appears shocking
!9gns - ss & one - Inose ,, ,1rissgo~ "a ,ss
rs in damp and dyaashty slcep,ng
cars All tho t'rr hut she was a.
welcome 50 ever II physically she
- stili freah shr ls none th~ less q,
srtistically and with the most artless
ug~nuousnfss She renders iittr
tueai Aelettlon lu which she - called
upon 20 ptrx tho queen - bur
les1us Fn" public is permitted -
vnr a.Hr1r1 thr proud honor
Aside FROM tae ever bloom ng
Rose peruaps rrr should SAY IN add
ton t' hey thr tAF~tr Offering ~
minute iu rh" p"rf7rfnaure ~
Trir t1 Washington. and many that
are TIRE tstF rrNrfsr nt boredom
There spriEbty chorus and ser-
ersl prime pais better thRn the aser.
ag~ INls vif0 plenty 90 tuner b
uasl-. welt rendered 'nf % funny.
bft rlet0 and modern .okss and a.
4n usual is w"It-Faf sf1&a makes ttT
Gayefs t.ll cnt tnat should De popn
lar vtth tNe 3rrpfees ~ hsr'sHRus
during tf" week
Hike other performance of 90 R
mature fher~ ts litfl- N the wAy 90
plot. hVt - sorec- - furnish ve
h..Is for Johnnie Weber. Ward caut-
neld f%w Eos.. Eyaures Cornell
KAT, Pullman Era fremont %or-
inc and others ,F hu us ke ths show
QIItH attractive In addition tho
ladies. ~ the enuruF present series
Pdwiratiun ~ The spectators They
AR spfionaiIf weIl done
The Detroit times., 1916-12-04

As4de from Niss Mabeiis Estslle.
81 ere srs tTo thtngs tRat make TT Pc
Girl fTe Couldn't Bay very enter.
tanning a comedian ard a fetsct Fe
The Iaffrf va admire bic Tor hiT
Drawers am the former Cor his vif
Artnr bounding the hero from the
middle ~ ne arHt act until tho mid
ale ur fEe 'ortrfh ffe detective.
CLANCY finally dIss y 10 With the
laN -o mat trc nero .s freed nen
10 arrests the villain vert rich
man~-and sveTybouv leaves the tho
ater with Ersst gobs - happiness
streaming down their Cneeks
Miss Estslle is the heroine The
zero gets into frDGhie rlsht pH the
sat Dy breaking lnto her home IN an
Effort 20 escape clancy. the lnYtncio Die.
vho stands OF The corner smoking a
sherman Bainbridge. the hero. j. con .
fsss~diy crook. and tho girl n
about 20 give him 40 20 the police
'ghen shs Hnds herself falling IN love.
Nlsr Estelis rolls hsr Bis blue eyes
and TUshes Balnbridse Into slde
room The detective. has-DR anlshea
his cigarette. arrives. ~nt - loh-7.
Tee action iE woven around the
villains attempt 20 huY The heroine,
vhos@ fatner, now dead. Was robbed
by tne villain. once HE business pa r.
nsr BAinbridga uses HE skin as q
ersc ksman and rescues the pa
Thruopt the play as good line
az comedy as anyone cares 90 hear is
introduced BY Bert ~ Melville With
would De ha.
detective becsus@ - ~ tall and brave
and finally eliminates tho villain
All members of the cast do their
parts we'll.