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The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1916-10-24

Decedent was in former years an
attache of some of the largest con-
Germs and businesses operated here
in the earlier days In his youth he
was an athclete and was always an
ardent follower Of all outdoor sports.
1t is said that his health and
strength were finally effected
by the exposure to which he was
subjected in certain positions he held
and that his decline has been marked
for number of years. The deceased
had but recently been appointed as
local Oyster Inspector but his state
of health prevented him from taking
up the work actively.
G. A. Johnson is survived by his
father, Mr.. O b. Johnson, who is the
only one left of the immediate fam
ily. Other relatives of the deceased
are living in this city.
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1916-10-24
BIG SERIAL COMING
TO NEW THEATRE

| In announcing the booking of
l"Gloria's Romance" for the new
theater, Manager Davis believes that
he has arranged for the best film at
traction for his patrons that money
can secure. Billie Burke, the fascin-
ating international star, has been
secured as the star of the produc-
ton, though it took a salary of
100000 per week to induce the
titian-h haired Billie to place her
name on the dotted line of con-
tract calling for her appearance in
the story. The scenario o. Gloria 5
Romance originated in the minds
of those famous novelists. Mr.. and
Mrs. Rupert Hughes, VIII, are l',oWn
to people everywhere through their
successful stories in the Saturday
Evening Post, Cosmopolitan Maga-
zine and the Red Book, for nearly
everyone has read :'What Will Peo-
pie say?" "Clipped Wings" or "The
| hh tSCillI commandments -dnu
Mr.. Hughes himself has declared
that "Gloria's Romance" is the best
of them all
AS for the film production of the
Hughes tale, it need only be men
toned that the story is being staged
at the George kleine studios to
guarantee its merit, for the public
instantly recalls such wonderful at
fractions as "Quo Vadis?" The Last
Days of Pompeii,' 'Sparticus" and
other equally famous, when the
name of George Kleine is mention
ed. Never before, in fact. has a mot
ion subject combined to such de-
gree the best in the way of stars, the
best in the way of authors and the
best in the way Of producers that
make "Gloria's Romance" stand out
from the ordinary run of photo
play productions. Names like Billie
Burke, Mr.. and Mrs. Rupert Hughes,
and George kleine stand for all Tat
is supreme in the field of art, 1itera-
ture and motion pictures, and the
combination of the three should re.
suit in an epoch-making production.
The screen novel will set an alb
solutely new standard In literary
merit of motion picture stories, FOX
it is not to be blood-and- thunder,
slap-dash, knock dow and -drag-out
tale. but logically developed, care
fully plotted, interest compelling
tale of the romance Of a Young soci-
ETY. woman. Miss Burke in her role
Of Gloria Stafford. the daughter o.
a New York banker, appears as
useful ard vivaciouS girl. hGbhling
over with good spirits and cheerful
ness and her love for Richard Fren-
eau, young broker whom she meets
while wintering at Palm Beach A
fascinating mystery develops when
Freneau suddenly disappears aud
Gloria sets out to discover wha. be-
comes of him. The story opens at
fashionable Palm Beach and later
scenes are laid in the homes Of the
wealthy along Riverside Drive, New
York During the production Miss
Burke wear score of especially
designed gowns from the studious
of Henri Bendel, Lucille and Balcom,
and in this respect feminine patrons
will find the film a regular fashion
bazaar.
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1916-10-24
1.-THE CHILDREN'S HOUR"

Miss Elizabeth O'Brien was the
attractive little hostess on Saturday
afternoon, when she entertained at
the regular meeting of The Child
ren's Hour. The life of Sir Edwin
Landseer was prepared and read by
l.. J Adams Two of the artists pic
lures were discussed by the club.
Landseer will be the continued SUBJ
ject for the next meeting. Great
artists is this years work in this
club.
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1916-12-11
TRIBE HEARS WHY ALL
SHOULD Be THANKFUL
Rev. R. |. Wright breaches
Thanksgiving Sermon.

Tuscarora Tribe, No so, Imp o.
Il NJ, marshaed by Great Guard of
the Nigwam ". W. KILLER attended
divine service Sunday morning at
First Methodist Episcopal church and
heard a fine Thanksgiving sermon
by Rev r. H. Wright There were
considerably more than one hundred
Red Men at the service and the aud
itorium of the church was crowded.
Mr. Wright delivered Thanksgiving
sermon in every respect. IT was along
lines Of recognition by the Order of
The Church of God and the depend.
encc of the nation for it's prosperity
and pereptuity upon adherence to
HE teachings Of the Church The
speaker mentioned a number Of the
things we have to be thankful for,
chiefly peace and plenty, stating that
while high prices do prevail there Is
no trouble for any man wishing work
20 secure honest employment. lie also
spoke Of the development OF The
Christ spirit among men, good viii
and the honest efforts that are being
mado in the age in which we live for
Justice lie also mentioned the high
ar standard of civic righteousness
and The increased liberality as mani.
fes'ed toward al charitable and be
Hey0lent institutions and enterprises.
rhe speaker also thought We should
be thankful for the triumphs Of TEN.
perancc, emphasizing that six States
had taken stand for the cause of
prohibition and that there is but one
step now toward national prohibition
Tho sermon made a deep impression
ON bis hearers and all were pleased
WifA the discourse
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1916-12-11
BANK OF MIG, WILL
Distribute S25 900
Christmas Checks to Be Mailed
On Tuesday MIqht.

Cashier A. ID DARBY Of the Bank
OF Marusbme. announced today thai
HE eh cHs IT,, t5a Christmas savings
account wifi be maiIed 10 }he Nom
bcrs Oh rHa club on Tuesday night
thus making tHa fund available -
the great bulk of 1ho member OF
Wednesday
This ptar tire club numbered =morc
Than Ls11- and the amount to their
credit viii aggregat eaf# $-3,aQo
This r. TIM largegt amount evc9 paid
oar 10 H. "a mixers Of the Christina
sa8mgs cmhe. showing Che popular
itq and convenience Ibis method 81
LAYING ~ ame c#H= }oe Chns'ma
&peus
Aaa5a-f- club viii be started Inn
4aiaer bs t4a bank and i is TX
15fea that ~lI have more mom
bes 9Hau the lasf
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1916-12-11
At Least, That's What the Ban
dit Says He'll Do.
SAYS WILSON Is TRAITOR
TO THE BANDITS CAUSE
Childlike Ignorance and Van
ity Displayed In Interview
BY Correspondent of New
York Paper With Villa.
(ey international News service)

(By international News Service)
New York, Dec, 1.-The New
York World today printed an inter-
view with villa, in which the Mexi-
can bandit is quoted as saying that
The American troops will have to get
EN- of Mexico. because General Per
Bhing has violated the sacred rights
81 thai country. The interview was
HeeHrca at Villas headquarters at
chihuahua city. The interview in part
follows
do you know pershing?' villa
asked.
viewed big generals, like Won linden
burg and himself, knowing the Ger
man warrior was a favorite OF VIII
Ia This pleased him, and he contin-
ued:
"Pershing has violated the sacred
rights of Mexico, and he has got to
get out | will show that they can
not violate Mexican rights"
"Do you know Wilson, s.
II was his friend liked him. But
at Aqua Preta he turned traitor TO
me and the Mexican cause | repre-
scented, and helped Carranza, the bad
man OF Mexico Is there any wonder
that chase the Americans out OF
Mexico?"
The interviewer than asked what
Villa intended to do TO the Americans
in Mexico. Villa is quoted as reply
ing:
Drive them out or make Them
fight, and after they are gone | will
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1916-12-11
ALLIES MAY DETHRONE GREEK KING AND CROWN son
R0un10ni0ns Make Stand
And GiUe Battle 70 Foe
LADIES RAISE BIG
SUM FOR CHURCH WORK

The Ladies Aid Society of FlFst
Methodist Episcopal Church member
Of which have been making penny
contributions to a fund for liquidat
ing small church debt turned in
the CARDS in which the contribu
tons were kept at Friday nights
meeting The total amount was near
" $12S9Q and the success of the col
lection was pleasantly surprising 10
all concerned A the meeting a de
itehtful program wa rendered ~
Guiding a humorous playle' and -
were served.
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1916-12-11
Vest Virginians Take Long
Hike Along Border In 7e1Qs

sood help in protecting the feet.
Considerable noise was made on the
paved streets OF San Antonio as we
pounded along due TO the heavy
hob nailed soles, The upper OF these
shoes are SOFT and pliable though,
being quite easy on the feet.
Monday afternoon camp was pitch.
ed On me side Of gently rolling hill,
where we could overlook the valley
many miles in o&panse. Looking a.
way 70 be north. view Of great ac-
tiy.ty was presented soon after our
arrival as the little shelter tents
sprans into being Thousands of sol.
dter5 could be seen moving around in
every direction, attendant on The
work Of establishing a camp for tho
night Officers tents kitchen fys and
a place for the stock being soon fix.
ed, lunch was served and the boys,
many of them, laid down for a rest
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1916-12-11
2 HORSES STOLEN
BY MAN AND WOMAN
FROM " NJ. JOHNSON
Bold Crime Committed Near
Here Early Sunday.
THIEVES GOT SCARED;
LEFT HORSES ON ROAD
Officers Chased Couple All
Night, But Have Been IN
able to Locate Them-Said
To Be Known In This City.

\ bold attempt to steal two horses
from the farm OF Mr. W. NJ. johnson,
of this city located two miles from
town on the itedgesfllie road, was
made Saturday night about . o'clock,
aud was only frustrated by the fortn-
nate arrival on the scene of neigh
bor. MIR Perry Pttznegle, who reeog
ni2ed The horses on the roadway and
informed the tenant Mr. Dallas
Necfc Mr. keefe gave chase. hut
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1916-12-11
Villa To Dyive PerShing
off Sacred Mexican Soil
MANAGER IRONS HAS
A FINE ATTRACTION

\ bis.time vaudeville act, Grim,
minis q Gore. arrived for a weeks
stand at the Central Opera House.
While il is styled Tab" show il is
more pretentious than the name i'm
plies, With twelve people in the cast
1t can easily claim the title of being
a musical comedy show.
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1916-12-11
Is MUCH IMPROVED

Mrs. Robert Whitacre. who has
been sick al her home on East John
street. is much better and seems to
be on the road 20 recovery,
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1916-12-11
ON BANKRUPTCY BUSINESS

Referee In Bankruptcy w. II. Thorn
as went to Charles Town today in
connection with business in three
bankruptcy suits.
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1916-12-11

AH of our fruit cake supplies are
strictly fresh, high grade and moder-
ate n price, At Minors II Z Up 4
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1916-12-11

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Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1916-12-11

Increasing oIoudness and warmer
tonight; colder Tuesday.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-08-15
Slom / Deit Direinia.

st Sfpbrlio fo~raariageoe Sen 9be
@uguit en- iorf9roelig Speripsmmel.
ie al Tailtt Greet, Cabin Greet og
Goal &iper / @eIt Sirginia meo Der.
al ielgenbe SoelPggelie al @ienoom,
anoragenoe til meaem TO og lem Yiil.
lioner Collars. IntageIig ca. bum,
oreoe Wenneifer err omfomne. SIom.
men bar giort Sfaoe paa ct Streg
80 Wtil / SmfreoS ira Wontoomeru.
Standardization itanoiebe belt. 9lp-
lingen blep soelogt, Suie ifpIleoeS
p9f, og mango miiteoe oft, DC eieoe.
s bunoreoepis al @rIbearbeioere err
biemlsie. Gen biemisete SefoIfning
bar maattet hiPlpes al Staten meo
Selte og &epnetsmibler. gan6et itea
10 800 paa ltlnore emo ell Sirne /
glpene, og Oct er Oct p9rite llpeir,
man peo ON / Stntens Siitorie.
Senere Giterretninger ira Mout.
gonlerp. Ct. &lbols og andre Steoer
ipnes of tpbe paa, at Intallet al Sm-
fpmne peo Speriusmmelien muIigenS
life err iaa tort, iom ira isrit al an
taget, men Der oil bengaa nogle "a.
ge, inben man belt fan fomme paa
Oct rem meb, bpormange Wenneife.
lip Der err gaaet tabt.
st Telegram fra 8alipoIiS, Ohio,
Den 1Ooe 4uguit meloer, at mango
9ig eiter 6lommen bar p9ret feet al
flnoe nebao Sbioiloben iammen meo
fore Masier al Sraeeobs fra DC
blernieate Steoer. timber ianrme 5cto
berettes ira Charleston, ". girginia,
at eienbomsitnben oeo Speripsmnel-
fen neppe oil oOeritise TO Yiiaioner.
gntaaet al Suspiloe iattes til r..
900.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-08-15
Oen tvife Vote.

Sra @aibington meooeles Den
10oe Iu9ilit, at Den tpife Hote an-
gnaenoe "Suiitania" -AifGrer oil bli
oifentliagiort meo Spiflanos gifaIb,
for at Seroen fan ie, at oct life er
Seniieten, iaaleoes JON mango bar
irpgtet, at sienoptage ben barbariife
llnoerpanosfris, iom blep brepet al
Bon 1irpit5. Get 6eoer i Hoten, Of
Imerifanerne paa "Suiitania" life
blep or9bte meo SperI9s ira Spifer.
mes Sioe Zen notaler opb 9efla.
gelie oper, at Der cperbopeoet omfpm
nogen Imcrifnnere. elsie uotoIel.
Ter, merler man, maa oniees for iulh
8oranti for, at unoerpanosfrieer
life oil bIi bespnot igien. iao nlesei
mere iom Spitlano ~iabrsmmer, ai
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-08-15
Qplinserne / Cal.

2ano5rlieshepartementet / @aib.
ington anilaar / i'm iibite Speriigt
2anbetS Speoeaplins til ca. 654,000,-
900 Suibels, bpilfet er noget opcr
t00, 100000 9uibeIs minbre END
Sperllaget ben lite Siili.
Sslgeuoe er gepartementets Sp-
saner Den lite auguit: &interboebe,
455, 100000 91iibelS moo $4,000.
900 SnIbeIs flor. @oarbneoe, 169,.
600, GOO MOB 357,000,000 9uibeIs
flor M Spebe, 654, OOO,0 00 git.
ibels moo 1,Ot2,0O0,O0O 9uibeiS
%iiior. MoiS, 2,777,OO0,OO 10 gribeIs
mob 100000 9u1belS flor.
gpg, 49,, 100000 @uibelS moo
237, 100000 iiior. slug, 1890.
900 9uibelS MOB 100000 THOR.
gogbpebe, 100000 guibeIS MOB
15,S00,000 ifior. Spibe Goteter,
1854, 100000 9uibeIs MOB $4,000.
900 ifior. Sobaf, t,197,000,000
Yurb moo LOOT, 100000 ificr.
Sebe Eoteter, 100000 9uibels
MOB 74,300,000 flor. 9infre, a.
100000 @uibelS MOB t3,S00,000
ifior. Tis. 34,20O,OOO @uibelS MOB
s 100000 ifior. so, S4,600,0OO
Cons MOB 50, 20 900 THOR. S5nl.
nol, 100000 gnQer MOB IT,.
100000 iiior. Sufferroer, 1910.
900 Cons moo $4,000 ifjor. sob.
Ter, 100000 Senoer moo 76,.
100000 ifior. Serifener, 40,300,.
900 9uibeIs mob 63,550,O0O THOR.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-08-15

oct bar ct eSeil9reb at spc HcpreSia.
Iier moo ~iffe.iienotligc SanbeS lit
oeriaotter. 9oien itulDe, nleb anorC
Srb, bore Ell ~SnOremnlclic al. at oci
Stanbpunft, iom ocn anterifanltC
He9icring bar inOtngct meb &enipr
til Sogcn, er oct enc rette.
Get beretteS ~ielterc ira @aibina.
ton, at Nnmobningcn til Den tpif(
AmbaSiooer life er at i~oritoa oerbell
at &e9ieringcn ofccptcrcr SpiflanoS
Soreltiniuger ionn tiIireo3ltilcnbc.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-08-15
6ulfeberen.

6ro Hem Orleans berettes Den
lite Augult. at Der par opooset 10
Silieloer al Den guile Sober onlboro
paG 8aroIinieus Sampifib ~Serg.
lum-. Sfibet bar anfomInet til Den
isoeroIe Recommendation. NOR
9tunoingen al Misiisiippien, ems
oaa ira Yroeresio. %erico. Ge an
erebne er unoer aarantpne os pil
life ioa Sop iii at icrtiette. isr H,on
bar punSet @ist meo Spgocmuren.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-08-15
Dioenlfabsmano orobt,

Gen franife Gigter % Sioenltabs,
mano. %gpptolosen Anore @obin
bleu iioite llge or9bt peo Sronten al
Ell Suittorpeoo. let beoer. at ban
bar nebtegret Heiultatet al line nj,
SenitaBeligc llnberisgelier. % al
oisie oil BIZ oiientlisgiorte al bans
6orloueeel meb Siiianp al nnela q
bans aoleaer. y,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-08-15
Gil Kanalsonen.

@eneral @octbalS, Yanan1ofonoI-
3nilen9 @iipernBr. tiltroootc Den Soc
guglllt Hciicn til annal5oncn, @1u
ifal tr9be al iom 8upcrnsr / Sccem-
Der, % bet er for at orbnc Singenc
bernebc oe ubarbeioc lin iioite Iar3-
RAPPORT, at ban MI refer til Tunoma.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-08-15
1ernbaneitreife
Observation-Disclosures Seitrr.
heller bar ilanct fnleitGnois fell.
@prfc uOTgtcr.

@aabet ON, at BET piloe lpffeS DC
Sorene0e StaterS "Soaro OF Webi.
tGtion ano Gonciliation" at aiuen0e
Den truenOe Streif al SanoetS ca.
100000 Observation-Disclosures, or
iloaet icil. Der te~legraiercs ncmllg
ira Help 9orf, at commissioners
Sormano, Subge Martin anapp /
2erbag3 bopOe tilItillct S%rainnlpn-
brlteS grefutipfonlitc ~folgenoe Tor.
nieac &omniunift:
Otter TO Cages SperpeicIicr %
Sreftelle al Gontrouerlen ntclenl
Se%rnbancrnc o. OisleS 6%lInftlonGrer
CT ri fonlilet til ben &onflulion, at
ser ingen llbligt er til at fna Stri'
Den bilagt peo SorligSlnoerbaltO'
lillger, bporior pi nnbeialer, at gu
gen nnoergiueS Sologlft."
llnliooelbart eftcr Mootogcllcn al
renne lln0erretnil9 troaotc Grefll'
tipfomitcen, Ionl nteo 81 Erocent al
sc ueo ben tibligere nrpclote HeIe.
misunderstanding auues Mtpnolgbeo
til at beorore en- a%lmlinoelig Streif,
ON Ell iaaoan @ellutning efter So
mitccns Mening %aniuaeS npopenOi8
irrat iifre ct beloigt lofalO al De-
res Scamp for en- ottc SimerS Cir
b~eibsoag, iamnlen til ct Mteoe Tor
Iuffeoe Gore iorat tage SorligelIess
commissioners Sprilag ON SolOgift
niloer Sperpcielie.
Ser ipnes iniolertio at bore rin-
gc ltbiigt til, at Serllbanefurlftlo-
nPrerne pil gaa meo berpaa. vi
Weblemmcr al grefutipfomiteen par
ber nemlig tiOligere paa Sagen paa
Oct beltemtelte erflGret, at DC al'
brig pilbe 9aa rleo pao at unoer'
g:pe Sagen til Silogiit.
Oct mislpffeoe 6oripg paa at op-
naa en- minoelis Sroning peo 6or-
Observation-Disclosures bar brogt GO
gen ino / Den melt ilbeparilenoe 81.
tuation iiben Srainmpnoerle iorit
fremiatte fine arap. ge9ge Sioer
ipnes nentlig at bore i~altere beItemt
enc noqeniinoe pau at faitboloe fine
reipeftipe Stnnopnnftcr.
Ser er, iom operlior antpoet, rii1,
&C l1oiigt til, at Sunftionprerne uil
saa nleo paa SoIogiit, mems Sern-
banerlteS Heprpientanter uroffelig
brloer fait paa lit arau paa, at
Sagen unOergiues Sologift.
Sum en- al SernballerneS oft
c.eqe Hepr9ientanter fremltile0e
oct: "Si oil iuloer ingen SmltGn-
Gigbeoer afpige fra bort arap paa
Wologift. Oct Snotrpf ipncs Of
hope uobreOt Jig, at S%ertbanerne oil
ppgipe bette Stonopunft, iaainart
Streifen er erflGret, og aaa meO
paa SunftionGrerneS arau iorai
m,ogaa Streifens Suerfipttelle.
Sette er life ia1ot. Spis Sunftio-
nGrerne iremtltrer / i'm N9gteli!
al at unoersipe Saeen Solbgift, oil
Sonoet oplepe Ell al De iterlte Strei-
fer / belle i'm Siitorie."
Sra ct. Saul og minneapolis
meloes, at man / oerp9renbe oft
cieae SernbanefreOie anier Ell Streit
ior uunogaaelig.
st ienere Telegram melOer ct
S~orlp0etoe ON, at Silnftionprernes
Grefutipfomite ifal ppre piaig ill at
afceptere ct Silbuo ira GrRiioeni
@ilion ON at "interpenere / ct Sor.
jig paa at iaa ct Sorlig iitano. go.
get ~iaaoant Silbuo pnr enonu life
mootaget ira G~r9iioenten. Serimob
ifal han alereoe bape ielbt iaauel
Scrnbnnernes iOm SunftionRrernes
GeprGi entanter Siio ON, at ban on.
] r. a.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-08-15
Roitbart Sleif,

Sra &aninS Gitp mclbeS oclt lite
giiguit, at Den itigeube Gitcripsroiel
eiter Spin bar brngt Yrlicrne iueirct
Gen nppnte Cato nnaebe De oct beic.
tie, DC bor pGret poa Ter Nor.
Sights" bar beieit / TriS % Inl9tes
for $t0.35. s Nrgilit flor par ocl
beieite TriS $40, % / 1914 bar oer
1915.
The Detroit times., 1916-09-08
BOOzeIeSS Colorado rs
Booming: Crime Lessons,
Bank Deposits Increase

that. while the gross receipts OF the
Denver Tramway CO. are increas'
ing. fewer people are riding on owl
cars. the decrease being principally
among women. Since prohibition
has been effective one Denver baker
reports he has been selling on an
average 400 more pies per week than
year ago The National Western
Live Stock show. here last winter,
broke all records for attendance.
one stockmRn announced that II
was the nth time he had come 10
Denver for the show. but the first
time he had seen IL. on his four
former visits he never got beyond
the bar OF his hotel
"The Denver bureau OF charity
and corrections during the first four
months OF prohibition call winter
monihs) cared for 405 less families
than during the corresponding four
months OF 1918 The bureaus soc
rotary says I'm his report We have
had very much less trouble with IN
employment this year than last
And prohibition has not created the
unemployment problem that some
people anticipated The same re-
port pointed ont that groccrs. par
ticularlv tho small neighborhood
stores. now are able 10 collect their
bills as never before
An investigation by Warden
Thomae lyman of the state peniten.
tiarv reveals the fact that the hab.
ituel criminal practically has desert
rd Colorado since n banished the sa-
loon The decrease in crime since
the coming OF prohibition Is signifl.
canily howu ay prison and Jail rec.
orls During ihe months Of May.
Jane and Julv last year 1876 prison.
ers were received az the state pcni.
'cntary This year only l3 were
received during May aul June. az
against l03 for The spending
tWu months OF 1915, while tor ~"
first half OF July His year only one
prisoner Was admitted TT,nt5
three prisoner violated tEa.r pa.
roles during H. first SIX uonlh Of
1918 EIGHT mon violated thcir pa.
relies during the corresponding po.
Rod tEi- year. There have been
fowcr prisoners In the Denver coun.
~ iail this summer than at any
other time IN "a years
The Detroit times., 1916-09-08
ORLEANS MEET
STARTS DEC. 16

NEW ORLEANS. la. Sept .-
Tho winter race meet under the
auspices OF the Business Mems Rae
ing association, will begin Dec. IT,
az the fair grounds The closing
date has bccn Hxed for Feb. 90 this
including the entire Carnival ser
son.
Or. G.. g. Macdiarmid, president
and the directors OF the Business
Mons Racing association, announced
70 the public there will be no inter
rup'ion OF the meet at the iair
grounds. regardless Of threatened
opposition Of certain interests
headed by Curlcy Brown reported
10 have taken over the CITY Park
track.