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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1916-10-13
THE CHILD LABOR LAW.

Chairman Wilcox of the Republican national
campaign committee says that the child labor law
recently passed by the Wilson administration has
joker in it which renders it of no service and
fraudulent bill. Candidate Hughes himself has
said that the children Of the nation have not been
emancipated by this law and repeatedly has sought
to belitte and discredit it.
However, Owen R. Lovejoy, general secretary
of the National Child Labor committee, in pub
lshed letter emphatically protests against such
criticisms and says that the bill was carefully
drawn and thoroughly considered. 1t not
damned through congress- but had been pending
for three years. Both Democrats and Republicans
were well represented on the senate committee
that considered it in final form and both Demo-
Gratis and Republicans stood solidly for it in this
form. Only two Republicans, Oliver and Penrose,
voted against it, The thirty-day clause was neces-
sary because without it manufacturer who once
employed child labor would be disbarred forever
from interstate commerce. He concludes his let
ter thus:
s'The federal child labor law was framed by the
best constitutional lawyers in the country; it
passed by congress that had given it close atten-
ton
Senator Albert B. Cummings, Republican of
Iowa, asserted that the allegation of there being
joker in this law was without any foundation
and stgmatized persons making such allegations
as EITHER insincere or incompetent. He states
unreservedly that the child labor law certain to
'sefectuate the humane purposes towards which
the friends of child labor legislation have for
long time been striving" Senator Cummings has
long been ardent advocate of child labor legis-
lation.
The Chicago Herald, an independent paper,
commenting on this law, said the statement Of the
National Child Labor committee carried more con-
viction than the picking Of flaw during campaign
time, that this committee was responsible for the
law and assured the public that the law was not
jammed through congress and was framed by good
constitutional lawyers and considered carefully
for three years before passage.
These non-poltical, Republican, independent
statements most effectually dispose of any cam
paign claim that the child labor law was not
wisely, honestly and thoroughly drawn and passed.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1916-10-13

At least the railway companies in refusing the
eight-hour day were consistent ON one point. They
said the cost to them would be 100000. This
is the same amount they estimated when they OPP
posed the air-brake law the patent safety coupler
and again, the installation of electric headlights
In short, any public demand for railway reform
always costs exactly 100000 OO-until it is in
stalled when, of course, it becames ga measure of
efficiency and economy
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1916-10-13
A Republican national victory would mean q

A Republican national victory would mean a
reactionary senate with the reactionary Fairbanks
as it's presiding officer. 1t would mean that the
important chairmanships will be held by Penrose,
Smoot, Gallinger and that bunch. They would
have absolute control of the government What
say the Progressives? Some Of their leaders may
be reconciled to such possibility, but hardly the
honest masses of the betrayed organization
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1916-10-13

Postmaster General Burleson has turned over
to the treasury department check for 5000, 900
in payment of the surplus in postal revenues for
the last fiscal year. This is the third time since
1886 that surplus postal revenues have been de-
posted in the treasury, and the three times were
all under the Burleson administration of the post
Office.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1916-10-13

the local high school, was married in
Everett Wednesday to Frank S.
Evans of that city. Miss Dorothea
Bailey of this city was bridesmaid
and Miss Faith Yantis was one of the
guests. Mr.. and Mrs. Evans will
make their home in Everett.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1916-10-13

HENRY ALBERTS MLEAN
acknowledgements candidate
for attorney general. who spoke in
this city Wednesday night. He is q
well-known lawyer of the state, q
member of the Seattle Bar associa-
ton and of the State Bar association,
and Is receiving the support of law
yers generally. His qualifications for
the position of attorney general are
universally admitted to be of the
highest order. He is stumping the
state for President Wilson.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1916-10-13

Miss Grace Garrison, a former resi-
dent of this city and graduate of
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-05-07
Die @affen Der Sre,,.

Gin Guscn5euae Ser straBeufdmpfe
III 9alblia er5abIt vbia 2ol,bon": @ie
alts ben BON Den gnlpatcn crbellteten
@affen bcrpprgebt, benlltcn sic Gin1
Set1ers altc Sa9bflinten. Gin Sffi5ier
cr8abltc mir. DOB Die Gebellcn Die &C.
ldpllc aus Ben 8atroncn cntfernen uno
onrf Wctallifiide erlescn. ~ Sic Sr<
LANDER b%efinoen iid in berielbct Gage
mic Die amcrifaniIden .Nebelen" i'm
Sabre 1915, bencn icber sdiebpriige[
senebm mar, 10 lanse lie bamit einem
Gnslanoer Dos 2ebensli6t allsblalen
fpnnten. @enn elm Soft llm feline
5retbeit tampft, lit ieoe 8offe erlalbt
$50. humanity" has beiBt
Mcnf6beit, unb bciBt NteniGlidteit,
obldon Sas nidt INNER baslclbe lit.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-05-07

bereits Ser Soee elmer getbciliglng
Ser Ser. Staatcr1 ar1 &riege gegell=
iibcr alrs9efiibrt batten. Gas glott
%erflarte, DOB Die 6isberige @altlmg
Mn1erifas belt Mlliirten ben groBeren1
Nl1ben lei, OILS bic oftipc 8etbeili-
glll1g am &rie9e lein peroe. Iamit
aber lit altb bic lSrage ltad Der Be-
oelltltng Der militarildyen 5tarfllng,
melde bic sllliirten oltr6 Sen Gin
tritt Der Ser. Staatert mi Ben arieg
gepinnen miiroen, ettidieoen. llnb
oas btloet, pom rein militariid)en @e-
lidfspltnft, Don meld)am nus in ser
u93nnolhau" al1sl6lieBlid oie Mog-
lidfeit cilles &rieges 5miid)en Delt
Ser. Staaten rno Gel1tl9lano be-
tradltet lperoelt iol, Sen allsldlagge=
benoen 6aftor.
@enm Ser arieg Sic Iortleb1ng Ell
l1er %beltimmten Nolitif NIT onoeren
Witteln lit, 10 liegt itt bieier Iefini=
tion altd) nidt sic geringite grflG=
rlt11g filr eiren &rieg 5miiden Sen
Ser. 5toaten BON Mmerifa nlb
3eutlflanb. @eoer auf Der beut5d)en
nod altf Ser amerifaniiden Seite lit
cine @olitif getrieben iporoe11, meld)e
lire 6ortiebllng in Ser geipaltlan1en
MISUNDERSTANDING finoen miibte.
linn allgemeine gegriffe, mie Weenlh=
lid)feit nno 3ipililotion aGein lit
nod ME elm &rieg eefiiGrt moroen.
Ser Sl1manitatsfrieg lit cine tontrp=
oletio in aojecto. Sin iid id)on Elm
garl6 ollormaler rSDpbep" =8egriff.
9ellte beltimnlell oie mirtbi6aftlidel1
SSrterelicn Die HoIitif. sic ergebe1,
Die Gegeniate ltno id)arfen oie @af=
fen fir Die gemaltiame Mnseinanoer=
1esll11g. Ser Golferfrieg ltnlerer ga=
&c lteQt bic gigantiid)e Mltsei11aroer
leellil9 mtrtb 6oftli der Sc
genlase oar.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-05-07

ltltagsfabigfeit errcid)t bat. limo bas
1T NIT 3l1lanmlclbrlld) glci6beoeu=
.tell0.
@lld SOS @cidJirf ser britiiden CT
petition inter Ben @ellerolen Cor
rlllge ltno aearp lit beiiegelt. s(l1d)
otele meroen lid) ben Siirfen crgebcn
millie1. Sic BADEN 1riht porndrts
fonlnlen foru1er, i'm Suit Ell In1ora
SIT cl1tleten. Sic f0llnelt ourd, oas
@ebiet Ser feinoliden Mra%berltQmme
'nld9t 5l1rild nod Dem Stiibpunft
Gasra.
Ser slusgang oes MISREPRESENTATION
Nelo5uges benefit Sic militariihe
Shmad)e gnglnlos mno lit nit bic
Iolge zines Ne6enfeblers Der Ma11=
lter Don Iolpuit1g Street.
Ser Nanre zines Wat1lles aber
miro lit gerbinol1ng nit Dem melo=
potanriiden Ielo5ltg fir ale 3eiten
in Die @ei6idte iibergebcn: aplmor
Don Der @olb, Scr nSelbnlarl6an
5peicr aaiierreihe", oelien @erf, Sic
Geform Ser tiirfiiden Mrn1ee, Dor
Suit Ell Imara leine &ronltrg gefr11=
Den bat. l1no 0em es nidt perg0nnt
gemelen lit, oieien grpBen Gag 81 err
Icben. GaB CT gera0e in Bagbab
aud) auf Dem 6eloe Ser gbre geitor=
ZEN, llngibt Oieien Soo nlit cil1em be-
roilden Shimmer. Or lit alt6 fir
ei1l oelttIhes gaterlano %geltorben.
sluf bic g%erleumouna, DOB Die
Iilrfen militariid, mirtbihaftlid
lt1o morality 5uiammengebroden,
l1ad} 6rieoen ad)5tct, bat SAT- Ell
Mmara Oie Antlport ertbeilt.
Der p%urlanfigc NicocrbrndJ Ser
&cpplrtiun ser Srlanoer. - Gr lit
Ourd sic bcbertenoe britiid)e militG=
rildJc l1ebcrmadDt (namentlidj an Cir
%tillcric) crflarlid,,. - 81 bic 9eiebcr=
Id)lagrng Der irlanSiid)cn &cpoll1tion
aber cine 10 upilitanbigc lit, iuic Gng=
lan0 sic @clt glaubcn MAIDEN mill,
lit s1 6csmcifcln. - Sm SSnnern Der
SnIcl mag lie md lansc fDrtglim=
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-05-07
3lpiid)en 9elltld1lau0 u1,0 Sen

3lpiiden 3elltld1lano n1o Sen
gereirigten 5taate1t bon Mmerifa
.beltebe1t lpld,e mirtblhaftlidel Sc
aenlaBe II dlt. Gin &rieg, mcld)er
feline 6~eltinlnltc Golitif 5ltr goral1s.
leblttg Dat uno Bent Sic uanoeren
Mittel" feblen, lpare Elm G%crbre=
den. Sdon bic rein militarild,e1
'Grlpagllnse1 erforoern oei1en @erbil1=
oerung. Sic grfenntniB altf beioe1l
Seiten, oab altd1 oieier &rieg nl1r altf
Den Sdyladnieloern entidieoen. lper=
ben fam, loIte bic Moglidfcit eilter
2olltllg Quot Der llnterieefricgs=
Streltfrage ld)affelt. Mit anbererl
Weitteln als Oenen, peld;c nj Mluper1=
oltl1g ton1n1e1l, lpenn cine beltilnlnte
iFolitif NIT Dem ariege fortgelebt
iperben ioll.
9rdiinent Millon uno lem
mer @ol1ptberatber, Sol.
Solrie limo, lpie es ideillt, alld, 5ll
oieier ltcber5cugung gefpntmet. Sic
baden lid gegen Oas &erbre d II
ei1tes &rieges 5miieben Sen Ser. Staa=,
ten 1tl1b 1%elttld)lanb enti6ieoelt, ge=
gen apeld)en Der @ol1greB iein geto
etllgelegt baben piiroe. gs lit gut,
Dob es 10 gefomlnen lit, oenu Elm
arieg 5milden Ielltidylano u1o Sen
yer. 5taaten lpiiroe nidt MIR elm
gerbreden gemelen lem, lol1=
BERT alt6 Elm militariid)es l1noing.
Die Gage III McrifO lit ollrd sic
aonfere1t5en 5pil6en bent ariegsmiz
nilter g%arrat5a's; General Sbregoll,
l1tto benz amerifa11iiden @el1eralen
Scott nl1b J4lnItolt, mie es i6eiltt,
|gIr1ltig beeinflltBt iporoen. 9a ober
llber Die I%6mad)ntgen ielter Genera
lie nod 1rid)ts befallnt it, perid)ieben
mir cine 9eIpred)ltt1g Ser nlerifani-
ldet Jra9e altf Die nad5Itip6d)eutlid)e
pGrnolGan".
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-05-07
MMsldnoii6e MnmoiOau.
(6ortjesung BON Seite 81

fir Sic 9fadidiibe bereit balten nlltB.
Sir ie 100 Manrl, oie i'm leloe ite-
ben, miiilea $50 Manl1 babeim in
Gelerpe gebalten lperbe1l, oenl1 rlid)t
BLOB oieie Mtnoert Maltn geben i'm
Sanfe zines Subres oaraltf, ionoerll
alld nod ad)t5ig Manll BON ser 91e=
lcrpe. Mit anOerel1 8prtelt, mcnlt
england am |. Sanllar 5. S. 1885,
600 Mam i'm 8eloe iteben botte,
Damn mllB es i'm 2nnfe oes Sabres
2,25O,0OO Mann an Gelerpen oltf=
brir1gel, menn es an Sdl1Iie oes
Snbres iiber Die 1,250,000 Mon1 ON
Der 6rort nodJ perfiigelt mill. Soer
I'M oas @rentpel mod anid]aulider
81 MAIDEN: gnglanO m1b i'm 2oufe
Des Sabres ~breieinbalb MiQiol1ert
5olbaten aufbriltgel1, Inn oil ser
Sront lta1loig Observation-Disclosures
l%,rterbaltcn SIT fol111en.
9us lit mebr oils gltglano oaf sic
9aller leiiten fam, 5l1n1al esl iib aus
Encouragement Brll1oel1 ppllr far1pf=
fabigen Mannern nibt gall5 elltblo=
Ben BARI. england miro ber5lid frpb
ieine pellll es Die 2iiden an leillerl
Srolten nod eilrige Set fiiaen fam,
cine erbeblide geritarflang Der I'M
Ieloe ltebenoen Streitfraite fann
altdD oa11lt OILS altsgeidlolien betrad)=
tet lperoe1, lpelll1 Bic Iienitpflift err
apeltert ullo algcnein genladt miro.
9esbalb bat Soifrc bei 8erollll per-
gebens allf ergliide @ilfe gepartet
lilto besbalb ba6cn sic @enerale Safe
lino slplr1ers an1 Iigris @pergebers
allf Die Geritarful1gen genartet, sic
lie sum- glltlase Der III allt=el=Nmara
e1ngelhlpllenet engliidjcn streit=
'frafte gebralldt battcn. gl1glano
fora1te nidlf. SIS mllBte Tmnshel10
leiliem Sdicfial ii~berlalien, meil es
Die Bren5e l%einer milit1rilhen Sci
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-05-07
geadtct bas &imb fir @iirmer.

@iirn1cr lal1gen Beg ainbes arafte
altf, beraliben es Der Speiien llno
MAIDEN es miirriid, i~rritirt ltnb rerz
o6s. gebt Ben '@tublsans nad nno
bel Ben eriten s(tt5eidcn bon @iirs
mem 9ebt cine balbe ooer gauge Eab=
let &idapoo 8prm &i1er, elm ganbD
8ltrmabtreiber. @iebt lofortise Nez
Illltate, 1T abfilbrenb. 2abn,t Sic
8iirmer n,rb treibt lie ab, berbeiert
gcroaulng llnb bic allgemeine @e<
Iltnobcit bes ainbes. Sabrt bnmit fort
|aidapop @prm &iIer 5t 9eben, biz
|alfe 3eiden bon 8iirmern beridlplltz
Den iino. 25c bel Sbrem G~potbefer.
(sln5.)
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-05-07

@eintpeb -. mir f6nnen bas
berlteben. 8cnn aber cine @crta8e inz
itein gelbitmorb besebt aus Seimpeb
nod &llblano, bas bleibt Ins llabers
ltdnblid).
The Detroit times., 1916-09-14
Proposals By Women Would
Mean More Happy Marriages,
Says Star OF 'HObson's Choice

WHY hoUldu't women propose as
Ntll as meUg raat is the vital
question which Viola Roach asks
readers OF The Detroit Times Miss
Roach is the leading woman In
"Hobsons Choice a comedy which
viii DEE presented here by the
Nessrs Shubert next Monday even
ing FOR a weeks engagement. Miss
Roach reasons IN this wise.
th.nk n women had the privilege
% processing there would he few
failures iu marriage since the 1im
ages az antiquity women nave hHa
it bred into thvm that they must sit
with folded hands uuNI Che 'fiEht'
Tnsa COMES along. Ter years. g. Ne "A
sVtustCr was ccrvtd~frt 81 at=fr
The woman who was ftst o.nua
enough 60 walt faI th" man sht rr3l.
ly could love ans who never met
that man was popularity supposed 90
be a woman whom a.i men hut zee
FUSED. Therefore, yr1us1-IuS uf-H
thousands of women. f'f year foa.
tDeF might be .rtt ..1 HnItE, arrcpt ru
the hrst man WH. r..r'-vb. NHtiH"I
they really lowed him ur nor
am thaukfal taat thls silly. old
iina OF women uIVTr1 .ue far t",H e
ia rapidly helnE .ryuNhH lN sFueih+"
persons And amy uf fhr Hld-fAFhlpu-
ed mon "r women .' want tvW
"tius o0 now 60 Lat t1a ma or wo-
man OF their choice H..l Pa amply
qualified after W.rurs erS psrturm-
arcg uF .Nai.~Hu. = ..U...r. Hn.Insr
MAEEie Hchsuus leHf.' Pig methods
~ ann NItg gro nam ", her hoart s.
desire wU.'1 make. even STONE
image laugh ~r0 NOT rniF gets IN"
in business IN Opposition 20 hcr
father. - NHe 0WfN h|e .'tLI rL -tn ll "f g.
The Detroit times., 1916-09-14
ADAMS Prefers
Thrills to Wealth

Don Adams has topped he loop
la a circus twice day for an ent.r.
.ea on. taken aercplanc Nights Do.
fore excited crowds A. country fairs
and dlvrd OF tho Brooklyn bridge.
but be bases his principal claim d.
fame, he SAYS. ON the fact that 30
conceived the idea OF knock down
furniture Don. who s. one Of III
comedians In the Orpheum theatei
This week. IN a musical comedy. "a
Ocean Beach" admits that be hasn't
much money and failed 90 cash IN
on The last idea but he ~ eatisflcl
because it's all IN the family. a
brother lr-law in Saginaw Is doiu-
the manufacturing IN a plant GOV.
erfug 20 acres.
There was a time when thrill
was worth more T. me than all tn
money IN the world says Don y
thought up tho furniture idea. but {
took 10 circus life because though
il was better FOR me Then I tried
acroplaning Now want 10 settle
down So went or the stage.
Adams homo IL in Saginaw sui
hls mother ia visiting her hoy this
week. the first time they have met
IN two years.
The Detroit times., 1916-09-14
LO w d en-, G. o. p;
Dunno, Democrat,
Win Easily
REP. MANN is
RENOMINATED
Wins BY $4,000 Over
Preacher Opponent
Backed BY Drys
BY UNITED PRESS.

CHICAGO. Sept. l4.-Formel
United States Senator Lorimer has
fallen down In his comeback rac5
for congress, incomplete return:
rarly today from yesterdays state
4 primaries showing he has los, q
Arthur w. Fulton in the Republican
congressional race In the sixth die
trct by about 1000 votes.
II admit defeat. II is the fortune
Of the game" said Lorimer. Il have
nothing TO say-nothing 10 charge
! only wish that I had won.
Jnmes r. Mann. Republican lead
or In the national house, swamped
his preacher opponent. the Rev VI
r. Boynton, in the second congress
sional district fight, by plurality
Of about $1,000.
In the gubernatorial race. Gov
Dunno. Democrat, and Col Frank
o. Lowden. Republican, were easy
winners.
Late returns early today indicate
taht Dunne's plurality throughout
the state viii be around 10000 He
defeated william Brinton, Roger
Sullivan entry. Dunne's landslide
vote has swept the entire state
house ticket 10 victory. with the
possible exception OF Lieut. Gov
Barratt O'Hara. who is running be.
hind Henry w. HUFFMAN. the Sulli-
van candidate.
Lowden won the Republican
nomination for governor with an es-
timated plurality OF 100000.
u. Medill Mccormick and B. NJ Chip
perfeld. Republicans. for congress
men-at-large, are leading over their
opponents. with Mccormick picked
TO win by n plurality OF $4,000
Chipperion is running a neck and
neck race with former United States
Senator William e. Mason William
6. Williams and Joseph o. Kostner
were the Democratic winners for the
congressmanatlarge
Rough estimates OF the total vote
In Illinois indicates that more than
G40.o00 ballots werv cast. 400. 600 ~
which were by Republican and 24o.-
600 by Democrats. approximately
$1,000 women cast votes IN yester.
days primaries. The reason for
this light vote was because women
we're allowed to vote mostly for locsl
ofIices only.
Last returns indicate that Dunno
state vote viii be about I53 0D0 ami
Lcwden's 100000.
The Detroit times., 1916-09-14
THE E5ES Fl
g., MEz i;z 4
A(1E ESE5 EX \
ESMES |

Billy Holiday. he popular ebony
hued comedian and author. presents
his spectacular southern production
"Dixieland." as he feature OF i'm
portance on the new vaudeville pro
gram In the Miles theater for the
coming week. starting Monday after
noon. The company comprises 10
colored entertainers. jubilee singers,
champion buck dancers and musi-
clans A picturesque southern
plantation setting makes an excel
lent background for the Offering,
and The darkies Introduce a spirited
dancing contest. a double quartet
with the favorite southern melodies
and the latest syncopated successes.
Second IN importance will be Bryce
Howatsou end Daisy Swsybsiie in
their latest comedy success, a Case
OF Pickles other acts programmed
are Adair and Aaair. horizontal
bar expert Anita OsSood, singing
and dancing Coincidence. An excel
lent program OK film features Will "a
screened daily from 1890 70 ESQ.
preceding the vaudeville Kolb ard
DIN r. Three Pals" the sensation.
al drama. "Duat' William Russell In
The Highest Bid and "Fsntoma~
are among the features
The Detroit times., 1916-09-14

pendent on men for comfort This
attitude frees women from any
Stigma IN ease they do not marry.
Many men are almost AS ttrid ~
women in niattvrH 90 tho heart That
may seem hard 20 believe. but ~ "a
true. especially lu thcs. days 81 tho
independent female man may
meet en- attractive young woman.
well poised. self-possesssd. earning
hN own living. lndepr nd ut In every
way, and while she NAV ehow "A pref
crcnco FOR him ne yCt might fear 20
risk valued friendship and regard
for Huismissal. should he propose.
Even tho she might wish him 60 pro-
pose. the gTis ~ today do not wear
their hearts on their sleeves. There
fore. these two persuns. well fitted
for each other. might thru mutual
timidity refrain from a Huccessful
marriage. ThiA illustrates that ~
should be considered quite proper for
a woman 20 propose. / feel that the
world would be better OF II the Gus
tom OF proposing We're reversed.
| believe in marriage. II married
men and women were not happier
than single ones the institution Of
marriage would have fallen 20 pieces
ages ngo Marriage - the natural
aud best state fDr human heinsH II
YOU do not believe H. soc Maggie
nohson In "tlobson's Choice" and
you VIII change your mind.
The Detroit times., 1916-09-14

gaSement OF one week. commencing
Monday evening next With 'he orig
inal English company
The final finishing touches are be-
ing pu, or the ncw Reg n lle2r5r.
a temple for fins. AZ Woodward-Ave
and the Grand-blyd TIE opening
shows are announced Tor navr Tues
day afternoon. William klatr.
who is also Interested h. be- Rose
dale. Vendome. Grafton and Jewel
theaters. S president af ths cw-
pany which owns and viii operate
the new place and SAYS iF ahs0-
lu;ely the last word .u pictura
houses. with a capacity Of 3fap fa-
exceeding anything IN This uays "
the country. A general policy 9i
three shows 8 day and a change of
bill every Sunday IS announced with
features picked from the oGtugr o.
the bes, studios 4 -n-ro1nd orches-
ira and a big organ VIII provide
music. with the PROBABILITY Of solo
list a. ueu rha building is Ere
proof and ventilated with washed
air. Some OF Nr. kiat', associate
are John 3. Vhelan, William A
Eldridge. James Strasburg, & A..
McNicker and " L Wilde G. w
Porter, formerly u.ana.-g 81 tr'
Miles. viii have charge az 'A neS
mousse
The Detroit times., 1916-09-14

The slightest doubt n his mind as
20 -h- prupr.ety OF a limo. u is cur
out. sd no repeal TIE has posted
signs n al fre dressing rooms Jhat
even fre slightest suggestion OF
wea.u- Eii not Dee tolerated lie
claims 'hJ. 4 tas comedy is good,
iCt Pr re vulglrltv TO pax Is
across Ana bees right That Vhy
yuu seq SO many women an- chill
trea offending The Gay2U, perform
G.s T1es 90 here ntcagse The
.u.gT -.g4 wholesome iIL
The Detroit times., 1916-09-14

When "Hobson's Choice" was
given a trial performance in New
York the theatrical managers pro
nounced II a failure because crime
was not involved In the story-i-
contained no suggestive sex problem
stun and the nearest approach to
business interest" in 81 Ras that
SIS heroine truly leap-year type
was clerk in her fathers shoe
shop. As these were the only con
sidersiious through which most
plays can nowadays receive a hear
ing in the theaters, the managers
who met 20 pass upon the merits OF
fiobe~n's Choice decided that
there was no hope Tor r. What
really happened was that The
Messrs Shu0ert almost allowed an
other peg o. Ny Heart" Kitty
MscKay' or Bnnty Pulls the
Strings" for witch they had long
been looking 70 slip through their
Singers They produced Hobson's
Choice ~ fhe Comedy theater
where r. was acclaimed tho best
comedy OF the past decade II a..
'racted crowds 20 the Comedy the
ater for more than SIX months
"Hobson's Choice will be present
ed by the Messrs Shubert az the
Gsrrick theater FOR a limited en-
The Detroit times., 1916-09-14
AUTO RACERS GET
OUT OF HOSPITAL

CINCINNATI. Sept. i4-BeH
Shields. ncchan clan. md Gil An
derson. auto racer. were removed
from Bethesda hospital today To
their homes In indianapolis They
had heen confined 81 tho hospital
since labor day when their aufono-
bile turned turtle during The speed
way races. Shields suffered a spine
fracture and b. IN @ Eorious condl.
iion.
The Detroit times., 1916-09-14

for her two sisters and starts do
NESTLE rebellion In her fathers
household and she wasn't a suTra-
gis' or a feminist. but a sweet de-
wure maiden or the early eighties
$50 lrugar IA the name Gold maid"
"a al graceful 6uS Women should he
proud that they are no longer de-
The Detroit times., 1916-09-14

Seekers for a substitute for wood
pulp in the making OF print paper
may find encouragement In the fac
that American chemists found sat
isfsctory substitute for potash at q
time when It's great scarcity had al
most crippled many OF our indus-
tries. notably our fertilizer industry
and some OF our glass industries
The Detroit times., 1916-09-14

A meeting OF the Democratic state
committee of Pennsylvania will DO
held AZ Harrisburg today, at which
the Democratic candidates for state
oflees VIII be formally notified of
their nomination.