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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-07-20
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POTTSvILLE. Pa. July 90
William Thomas. . real estate own
or OF this city, was sentenced 10
Jail for three months for attempting
70 burn down a block OF houses.
owned BY himself The sentence
would have been much heavier IL !,
was not for the delus,on that Thon-
as has laoored under for years that
he has been bewitehed by . hex
cat" The cat Is alleged TO have
ruined Thomas farm ~ Tumefns
Run. burned his barn and caused
the death OF q member OF his fam
iiy. When he removed 70 this city
the cat still pursued him. and IN an
attempt TO destroy II he soaked his
property with oil.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-07-20

used in the machine now under con.
struction. The power In generated
by a three horsepower electric mo-
tor. and II is said II can be oper-
ated by a woman.
Mrs. Kathryn M. stanton. OF
Whiteslde. l.. l.. helped 20 finance
the inventors enterprise.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-07-20
Aged Brothers Cabin, More Than
u "A Century Old Fast Cyumbling
From Ponder MW Explosions

! manship OF the early days. and bore
Ia faint postmark OF some date II
1921. The upstairs part Of the cab
In is In an unfinished state.
As a rule George wears no shoes
only socks. Neither has had a hair
cut or shave within memory. George
does the cooking. Their meals con
sist OF milk from a farm In the vicin'
fly. cereals. crackers, fruits and oe'
casionaliy. meat and potatoes. They
rise with the sun and retire AZ
nightfar. Should light be needed at
night candles are used. Both can
read. but II Is very seldom that
either sees q newspaper or maya
zine.
Louis 10 looking forward to the
time when he will have recovered
suticiently 70 explore his gold
mine" in the mountain He insists
that there is one on his property.
and says that II bis health were
good he would soon prove II. He
talks OF going 10 hospital. but
say he hasn't the price. and he IL
averse 70 accepting charity.
George has wonderful collection
OF Indian relics. including hundreds
OF arrowheads Redmen eamped In
the territory in the early part OF
the nineteenth century George
says there Is a "knack" in nndins
arruwheads
Wait until after shower he
advises. and then walk out into
the fields. You'll see little things
In the dirt These are
George has an old
gun which his father picked up over
l hundred years ago in the old cab
n. bu, his prize relic Is he bat
,ered hat he wore IL the days OF So
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-07-20

Mlss Gussie EugeniA IAzarnick
and Mr. Joseph Helms. who met FOR
the hrst time az Atlantic City cn
July and became engaged two days
later. are 70 be married today at the
home OF the brides parents IN New
York city. Both families are vel
known In Jewish social circles IN the
metropolis.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-07-20

United States Senator Warren
@. Harding is announced AZ the chief
speaker at the midsummer meeting
OF the Associated Ohio Dailies. be-
ginning today at Cedar Point.
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~ THE
CTAGE

Next weeks feature OF importance
on the vaudeville program OF the
Mile. th.ater. viii be Sam Curtis.
the jovial comedian and his 10
"Golang Girls" IN the singing and
dancing revue. The Nineteenth
Hole Reports claim the act 20 -
the saartest and most deliberately
staged musical comedy % The year
n vaudeville Three clever come
dams keep the tun going AZ rapid
pace. and a chorus OF 10 gaily cos
tuned singing and dancing girls en-
iiven the song numbers. The music
IL catchy and tunsful. stage effects
and coStuming far above the aver
age. aud the comedy clean and re-
freshing. Second honors will 20 20
the Great Waldo and company OF
wonder workers, who present an In.
teresting and perpiexing illusion
novelty. combined With experiment :
In magic Other features pro
xrammed. are orphee, musical gen
ius, in an electrical musical nov.
city; Holman brothers horizontal
bar experts: Nash and Evans, ska
torial comedians. and Alma Grace,
dainty Coincidence. Feature photo
dramas, new comedies and the lat.
est current veeklies make up tht
scren program which precedes The
vaudeville from l2 30 10 2 80 o'clocS
daily.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-07-20

The Temple thester headliner Tor
next week will offer one OF the dane
ing sensations Of the season, IN The
Dancing Girl OF Delhi" dance pan
tomlme taken from tales OF the
Arabian Nights The act features
Wanda Hon. protege OF Ruth 81.
Denis. who Is supported BY Betalo
RubIna and a company OF Is solo
dancers from the Ruth ST Denis
school. Special scenery and gorgeous
costumes will enhance the offer
ing which IL said TO be especially
noteworthy for a vaudeville prOduc-
ton. The second feature OF the
program will be Arthur DEACON,
vell-known musical comedy star, di-
rect from a seasons engagement
with Hip. Hip Hooray" in the New
York Hippodrome. Third feature OF
the bill wilt be a satirical comedy
called Honor Thy Children" writ
ten by Samuel Shipmsn and Clara
Lipman and presented by William
Lawrence and players This sketch
was formerly used In vaudeville by
Louis Mann. ON the same program
viii appear Fleta Brown. formerly
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-07-20

Plans for The Republican nstiona
campaign will be discussed by the
campaign committee AZ its first
meeting today IN New York.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-07-20

TIE eighteenth annual meeting ~
the Minnesota Baptist Sumner As.
sernhly Will convene az Lake Mime
toHka today '0r a ten-day session
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prTma donna OF Henry " Savage's
"Birdland,' supported by Herbert
Spencer. the song writer and com
poser OF Underneath the Stars. -
this seasons big song hit Five
other excellent acts as usual will
round out the bill.
Mae Murray will be seen on the
Washington screen next week. In a
new photo-drama, The Dream Girl. b
in which she has the role OF Meg
Dgggan. a waif OF The Sums. whose
mother Is dead. and who IS living
with her disSoluJe father Despite
her rough environments there Is d.
yeioped in little Meg's soul an in.
tense love OF things beautiful. and
a real talent FOR dancing Fleeing
from her father. Meg takes refuge
in an ash can where she discovers
a worn ugt volume OF King Ar.
thur and his knights OF the Round
Table Deeply interested in the
pictures in the old book. Sir Gala
had az once becomes the hero OF
her dreams. and the story follows.
The cast supporting Miss Murray
includes Theodore Roberts as the
father. Earl Fox, as the young col.
lsre student and James Nell. a.
Benjamin Merton. The usual Wash
.ngton added attractions will com.
plete the bill.
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QRABIRI CNl6l kISON
hfnAl tests Of the Albertson gun.
said TO be powderiess. noiseless,
sprinsless and nonchemical. will be
made by army experts soon. accord
ing to Or. Albert G. Albertson. In
ventor OF the wsr.w-apon for which
marvellous qualities have been
claimed
The mechanism operative In this
machine 10 simple enough" says DIT
Aleertson. Il have succeeded in
Harvesting centrifugal force for a
purpose that may become decided,
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The Washington herald., 1916-07-04
TWO SPECIAL ROWING
EVENTS FOR AUGUST

New York. July 2-Two rowing events
Of special interest to the professional and
amateur oarsmen OF the United States,
Canada and Australia are to be held on
Lake Lonely, near Saratoga Springs, in
August, according to the present plans OF
James c. Rice. coach of the Columbia
University crews. Coach Rice will spend
the summer at Saratoga, and completed
arrangements to promote at least two
races
The first over a three mile course will
be sculling event between James E. Ten
Eyck, coach Of the championship SYRIA
cuse University eight; Fred Plasted, as
sistant varsity and freshman coach at
Columbia, and James II. Riley, Riley is
the Oldest of the trio, and has passed Il
years. Plaisted and Ten Eyck are each
g. years old.
The second event at Lake Lonely will be
dual race between Eddie Durnan and
Frank Hagney. Durnan is a member of
the professional Rowing Colony, at To-
ronto. Canada, and holds the champion
ship OF North America. Hagney, now a
resident of Springfield, claims the cham
pionship OF Australia.
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EXPECT real ACTION
in baltimore BOUTS
Matchmaker Hen" Bletzer Arranges
Forty Rounds for Show at Oriole
Park Saturday.

Baltimore, Md, July 3.-Plenty of ac-
ton is expected at the show OF the
American Athletic Association next
Saturday afternoon at Oriole Park. when
four ten-round bouts win be staged. Each
one Of the contests figures out. TO be
speed from beginning TO end. with plenty
Matchmaker Bletzer arranged the bouts
with this in view and on paper he sure
ly succeeded admirably.
That Miller and Uraine can step in a
manner equal to the pace Of smaller boys
has been evidenced in their various bouts
here. Uraine is a whirlwind when he SC
elects. and in his bouts here with Joe
McGurn and Terry Martin he uncorked
a line OF fancy boxing that has not been
seen here for many days.
Young CLANCY, who numbers his friends
here by the hundreds, may be In for a
lively time with Gus Lewis. The latter
has been going in great fashion OF late
and may spring a real surprise.
If popular vote was taken the chances
are that the ten-rounder between KID
Bosse and Steve Flessner would cop the
prize for interest. These boys were book.
ed last week. but the sudden illness OF
Flessner prevented the 60 Steve is now
ready and the bout between him and
Bosse will surely stir up the local pugil.
istic fans.
The other bout will bring into tn,
center OF the ring Joe Chaney and
Mickey Brown.
Matchmaker BIetzer has arranged tc
have the first OF the ten-rounders go or
promptly at 3:30 o'clock.
The Washington herald., 1916-07-04

FIRST RACF-Pur,e; 2-yar-olds maiden colts and
seldinEs; five and one-haR furiones. I'd Oliver
l2; Now Then. liz; Tarpptns III; Pi-asus il,;
DR.. Barlow. liz; Robert Rodes, ~; Irregular. IT,
SECOND RACE-SelIins; 5year-olds and up
ward; six furlongs. Sister Susie. 100; 'Liberstor
lCS; Wanda Pitzer, IT; Converse, Ill; Father
Riley. ll3; Port light, 1oS; Resign, IT; Uncle
Hart, lo; Casey Jones. 10; Hawthorne lI5
THIRD RACE-Loreland Handicap; syear-old.
five and onehah furiones Phodon, 100; Berlin,
ls; Fhsrs1o t5; Velvet Joe. los; Green Jones.
na
FOURTH RACE-Bond Hill Handicap; :year-
olds and upward; SIX furlons. Hufak.r, 100;
John, tr.. ioe; othello los; Bnnghurst lis; Kof-
hase. 10; Blache Dsw, 7B: Water Bsse LIS
FIFTH RACE-The Independence Handicap; >
year-olds and upward; mile and ee-sixteenths
Big Smoke. 100; Hanovia. 100: Embroidery, los;
Aldebaran. l07; Water Witch. 100; Water Blossom,
lls; Dick Williams 10; Ellison, 100; Capt Rs.s
100: Col. Vennie 100; Pf. jr., los; Franklin III;
Hank O'Day, 1T; Ed CrIImp rs. Embroidery and
Capt. Rees. Milan entry. AIdebaran and Col
NeTnie. LiTfngstcn entry. Dick DiIlams and Hank
O'Day. ]. W. Schorr entry.
SIXTH RACE-Mile and ore-sixteentb: Swear
olds end upward Goldcrest Boy, lT: Fly Home,
lG; White. liz; McAdoo. lU; Guide Post .oe
SEVENTH RACE-Mile and one-eishth; syear-
olds and upward. HUSKY Lad, los; Just Red 10;
Conflasration. ll3; Allen Cain, los; Howdy Howdy,
10; la Hore. Ia
Apprentice allowance claimed
The Washington herald., 1916-07-04
STANDING OF THE CLUB.
Daddy's Choice Captures
Feature Race at Aqueduct

New York, July S.-Jockey Shilling took
a nap after Startling, II to favorite. ap-
parently had the willett Handicap won
at Aqueduct today. and Daddy's Choice.
a 10-to-1 outsider. came up with a rush
and won in the last jump. Maybe Shil-
ling was rejecting on the three-day sus-
pension he had drawn for his ride on
Election in the first race, but that didn't
appease a number OF citizens who had 10
mark a debit on their cuffs.
Election won the first race all right. but
was disqualified, Deer Trap being award
ed the event The latter was well played
at II to S, while Election was an out
slider. Shilling redeemed himself In the
eyes OF many in the fifth race, however,
when he piloted Gallop home an easy
winner over Republican, choice Of the
form players.
Tommy McTaggart also was set down
for his ride on Yellowstone in, the third.
He will have FIVE days to cogitate on the
futility of fouling. Summary:
FIRST RACE-Maidsn 2yesr-olds; purse. 500;
Eve frulongs. Deer Trap. Is (Haynes). II to 5.
TO l, TO l. to s. second; Jock Scot. lis
(Hanorr), to J. q to !, 4 70 s, third Time.
rM25 Master McGrsth The Knocker. star
Finch. Hail Columbia, Photo. Buchanan Brady
SECOND RACE-Selling; 800 added; 5year-olds;
one mile. Raconteuse lB u. NcTaggart). Il to !,
TO l. to 2. won; Good Counsel. l6 Lykel.
to l. to 5. 2 to 5. second; Virginia W.. ooo
(Haynes). to !. 70 s. to s. third. Time,
l e. Ting a-ling ard Broom Vale also In.
THIRD RACE-SeIing: 500 added; 2yesr-olds;
Eve furlongs. Yellow Stone. IL 1r. McTasgart.
5 to 2 l to 2 out. won: Rrerdale. liz Kelsey.
to 2, 5. out, second; Marie Odile. log
tCsmpbeD. to 5, to s. out. third Time, o..
Nancy Fair. Doc Meals. Silver Sandals and Ian
tana also ran.
FOURTH RACE-The willett Handicap: 5ysar
ods; handicap; 500 added; six furl0ngs Daddy's
Choice &c tHoTman). 10 TO l, to !. TO !, won
Startling. is Shilling. II 70 5. to S. to J.
second; Pleione, los Buxton. 10 to l. to l.
8 10 5. third. Time. lis. Lorsc. Ferprock, Miss
Puzzle and Ths Decision also ran
FIFTH RACE-Selling; purse, $50; +yesr-olds
and upward; one mile. Galop, 10 SHILLING
70 5. 2 to g. out won; Republican, 10 tLyksl,
even. l to s. out, second; Transit. 10 u. Nc
Taszartl. to l, even out, third. Time, Al IS
Tamerlans and Humiliation also ran.
SIXTH RACE-AsidenS; 5yeSr-olds and upward
500 added: one mile. Lady Hiuington, l6 u. Nc
Taggsrtl, to s. to 70. to ). won; Fair Count,
Il6 LOTUS. to I, 10 ., to S. second; Bnsel-
bert 10 twaldron). to !. 8 to 5. to 8. third.
Time l4l IS. Air Man. Csntara CurTsghaeen.
White Metal. Queen Of Paradise Shooting Star.
Frar Naught and Ojsla also ran.
The Washington herald., 1916-07-04
AQUEDUCT ENTRIES.

FIRST RACE-Sellirg; 3yesr-olds and upward
Eve furlongs Absrts True. 100; L. Windernere
100; Little Dipper. &c; Maldon. lo5; Mr.. SPECS,
10: 'Stellarina. e3: Rae B.. %: King Oak. eS
'Chest~rton. los; Garnet. S. 'Linda Payne 100
Meelcka. I05; Heeran. 10; My Donnie. la3: Belle
a the Kitchen. %; salvanity. s; Preston Lynn.
10; True as Steel 10; Jesse tr.. lis; Excelsior.
%: Buckshot. 100: Mslabar. no. Ataka, eS
SECOND RACE-Steeplechsse selling; agar
oldS and upward; handicap; about two miles. Cloud,
IA; AIbcrfsdy. ls2: Traditioner. l; Sorrento. I3s
Sandow, 80: Repentant. li6; ZeLwcod, 10; Choice
IL: Mo. C3i; Arou. 1T.
THIRD RACE-The Clover Stakes: $500: 2year-
old fllies; FIVE furlongs. Kittenish Unpcrted), 11
Mae Murray, lO5; Yankee witch ll5; Tragedy, losi
Bonnie Witch. lo; WiStful 100: Madeira. 100;
Genesis ll2; Queen Of the Water 1oe Vague 1o6.
FOURTH RACE-The Carter Handicap; s. go
3year olds and upward; seven furlongs. Sand
Marsh. II; Phosphor. !l4 Coauette. 49, Gilles.
lo5; Gainer. ll5; ormesdale. los: Harry Shaw. 1ls
George Smith. liz: Short Grass Imported, ID;
High Noon. l2s; Trial by Jury. n.
FIFTH RACE-selling; handicap; 5year-olds and
upward: mile Spear Head. III; Sky Pilot,
%: Voluspa, 20; Brooks. ee: Pullux II3: Blue
Thistle. ll3; Kilkenny Boy. lZ5; Fair Count, 16;
Paddy whack. IN; Superintendent 100; saratosa
10
SIXTH RACE-Ffrs furlonss: 2yea--olds Cheer
100; The Dean, 100; 'Bsndlet, Ioe; Douglass g.
.li; Lady Rowens lo5; Mira 10; Running Shot,
lO6; Spectre, lI: -Tuotse los; Melting Moments
Imported. lo3; Bright Star 100: 'Moonlighter (m-
portedl. lU; Doc Meals. IO6; Kathryn ILL., Radiant
Flower. -o5
sAro.- -s,Afr .Il1~
The Washington herald., 1916-07-04
ALEXANDER POUNDED
AND BRAVES LAND

Boston, July 3.-The Braves climbed
into second place by drubbing the Philhes
10 L After six innings had been play
cd, rain compelled a cessation OF hos
ulities. Alexander was batted hard and
was given poor support during the final
period.
In the first session Msranville singled
and took second on Evers' sacrifice. Col
Inns dropped a lucky double back OF
third, and konetchy brought two runs
in with a single 10 left. 4 hit batsmsn.
q sacrifice, and error by Kilufer. two
singles. a passed ball, and an error by
Niehofr, gave the locals three addition-
al runs in the sixth innings Score:
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FORT ERIE ENTRIES.

FIRST RACE-SiI furlonss; 5yesrolds and up
ward. Customer. 80; Nathan r.. lT; Commsnsia
40: Dryad. ll3; Blue Gap. lB; York Lad, lp
Tale Bearer. Ill; Gordon, liz; Kneelet. los; Martin
Cssca, 10; BorHx. liz; Little Nephew. LIS.
SECOND RACE-Ffre furlonss; 2year-ods
'Banysn. IS; J. W. Huntlsy. 100; Jarsto. 10; Love
lock. 100; Dandy Fay. los; Isabelle H. cn
Britannia, los.
THIRD RACE-FTe furlooss; 2year-olds and up
ward. The Gadde. 100; Fan G.. lD5; Queen Of tht
Sea. 100; Swift FoI. CI2; Dental. lb; Hasty Cora
lbs; Blus Fox. lp; Inoos. le; Bondage. lds
Petroyia. 100.
FOURTH RACE-Fourth Of July Stakes; 3year
olds and upward; milo and seventy yards. Indo
lence. %; SQueeler. lo2; All Smiles IG: Com
mOnzds. IL; Fountain Fay. 100: Leo Skolney, lO6
ThornhiIl. loo; Rancher. l3: King Neptune. lc2
Robet Bradley. lG; Runes. i'll
FIFTH RACE-Handicsp; 3yesr-olds and up
ward; six furlongA Prohibition. s; MATS Cassidy
le; A. n. Akin, lI2; Fair Helen 100; The Mas
querader. liz; Bars and stars ia; Phil Ungar, 10
Back Bay, IL
SIXTH RACE-Mtle and seventy yards; 2ye,r
olds and upward. Hedoaist %; HArbard loi
Ask Ma. 10; Buzz Around, 90: Ben Ounce l0i
King Hamburg -l3; Athena. le: Supreme, l9
SEVENTH RACE-Sslnng; 3year-olds and up
ward; mile and onesrterith. Cheyron lo4; yalas
los; Mr.. Mack 10; 'SerTicencs. lo6; St. Charlcot.
lT; Aprisa, los; Patty Ressn. M.
Apprentices allowance claimed