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Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-07-22
CUTICURAS SOOTHES
RASHESA ANDECzENAS
So that itching Ceases. Sleep Fol-.
lows. Rest Comes At Once.

i had eczema on my face, head.
back and limbs. 1t came in pimples
and the places around them were red
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-07-22
Pennsylvania Mothers and
Daughters.

Ridgway, Pal have had a satis-
factory experience with DIR. Pierces
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1916-12-09
PRESIDENT WILSON INTER
ESTED IN ANTT-TUBER-
CULOSIS.

II am interested to learn Of the
success of the sale of the Red
Cross Seals says President
Woodrow Wilson IN a letter tc
the National Association for the
Study and Prevention of Tuber.
culosls made public today.
Il note with genuine interest
and satisfaction" he says, "the
growth and increasing success of
the work of the National Associa-
ton for the Study and Prevention
OF tuberculosis and hope that the
devotion and enthusiasm of it's ac-
tive members may be crowned
with still greater success during
the present year.
II am interested to learn of the
success Of the sale Of the Red
Cross Christmas Seals as a means
for the raising Of funds for the
work. and | hope that the people
OF the country will avail them
selves Of that ready and easy
means Of showing their interest in
a work which is of so universal
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1916-12-09
ELECTION RETURNS BY
SEARCHLICHT.

While millions of people on
election night crowded about the
bulletin boards watching electric
devices printing or writing the
election returns as they sped in
over the wire faster than light it.
self, another crowd remote from
newspaper Offices peered out Of
farmhouse windows, stood il vii
lage roads and streets and gazed
toward Schenectady awaiting
their returns from the newspaper
in the sky. Early in the evening,
long before the returns were
made public in many of the rural
districts. the great white finger of
a searchlight traced its message
Of Governor Whitman 3 election
by making q circle Of light in the
clead blue sky. The searchlight
was operated by engineers of the
General Electric Works. and the
election returns were translated
by a code Of signals published in
of wide circlat:on the
day before.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1916-12-09
MUSICAL NEXT FRIDAY.

Next Friday night, December
18th, the musical being arranged
by the members Of the Elk Lodge
in order to raise funds for our
poor and needy will be given at
the Elks Theatre. The committee
in charge Of this laudable UNDER
taking have secured the services
Of the best talent in New liberia
and both vocal and instrumental
music will be rendered. The
funds realized will be turn over
to the Unsectarian Aid Society,
who know just where to place
it the most advantageously. Ev-
cry since the organization of this
noble band of ladies every atten-
ton that can be given to relieve
the distress in our little City has
been forthc oming and the amount
realized could not be placed in
better hands. The Elk organize
ton has always. in keeping with
its cherished motto, never been
found wanting, done its share also
to provide fuel and eatables for
those who have been unable to
care for themselves. The widows
and orphans Of New Iberia who
are in distress this season will re-
ceive help and assistance, if the
good people Of New Iberia
patronize the Elks on this occa-.
sion. It behooves those who can
not be present on the night Of the
to purchase tickets
they 90 to the entertain
ment or not. The poor will al
ways be with as and while our
readers are enjoying the blessings
bestowed upon them so lavishly
this Yuletide season let. them
open their hearts to those who
have not been so fortunate and
contribute, if only a few cents for
The success Of this worthy OBJ
ject.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1916-12-09
How to Check That Cold.

When it is painful to breathe
and fever sends chills up and
down your back, you are in for
cold. A timely dose Of DR..
Bells Pine Tar Honey will stop
the sneezes and sniffles. The pune
balsam loosens the phlegm and
clears the bronchial tubes, the
honey soothes and relieves the
sore throat. The antiseptlc quail
tiles kill the germ and the con-
gested condition is relieved.
Group, whooping cough and
chronic bronchial affections
quickly relieved. At all Drug
gists, Csc. l
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1916-12-09

Died, at his residence on PEBBLES
plantation on Wednesday, Decem
Der 9th, 1916 at two o'clock A. NJ
Mr.. Jules G.. Verret, aged sc
years. six months and eight days
Mr.. Verret was a native Of St,
Mary parish and before taking up
his residence at the place where
he succumbed, resided at Fausse
Pointe where he has many &C.
ouaintances. He leaves besides
his widow. several sons and
daughters. Mrs. Arthur Perilleux
OF Reserve, La; Mrs. Lee
Boutte, Loreauville; Mrs. G.. D.
Triche. Granville; Mrs. Frank
Blanchard and Alfred Verret Of
Iberia; Mr.. Arthur Verret Of
Honolulu. The funeral was held
from st. Peters Catholic church
in this City on Wednesday. Dec.
9Th at five o'clock.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1916-12-09
STOPS SEEMING ON SPANISH
lake.

st. Martinville, La, Dec. T.
Conservation Agent J. G. Durand
has broken up the practice of
seining on Spanish Lake. Having
been told that five sets of seiners
were operating on the lake, Mr..
Durand, WITH Deputy Sheriff
Emil Martin, made a raid and
made several arrests. Selling two
four hundred-foot seines, also
some fish, which was distributed
to the poor Of the town. Mr.. Du-
rand also arrested seven men Sun
day for hunting without licenses.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1916-12-09

they took the position that a
Thousand was an injustice, we do
not know. just WHY these liquor
dealers who clammored for low IL
censes for themselves want to in
vite competition which they will
surely have, we cannot understand
But whatever their motive might
have been, it certainly had weight
with a majority Of the members
and the 1917 license for the Par
ish will be $500 for that year at
least.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1916-12-09
olvB SYRUP OF PIGS"
10 O0N1TIPATED CHILD
Ooo)eaeoo "Fevit Laxative" can't harm
tender littls Stomach, liver
ond boswojo.

1ook q the tongue, notAefl II
ooated. your little ones stomach. liver
and bowels need cleansing at once.
when peevisA. cross. lis&less, doesn't
saooD. eat or act naturally. or u fever
1gA. stomach sour. breath bad: has
sore throat diarrhoa. fall u cold. slve
q teaspooaful Of "Canfornia syrup q
Ugs," and In . few hours ali the foul.
eoastipatsd waste, undigestsd food
aal sour blle geat1y moves out Of IL
1ttle bowels without griDlng. and yeu
have . ven, playful child asaia. Ask
yoar 1ruGgist for Z Eo-osat bette e
''Can6ernia 0yruD q y1aD." which en-
oa11o fill diree<ieas Tor baoiee, ohl1-
0goo 6 I'll a0oo I'D tog 01oWA-uDa,
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1916-12-09
BUCHAREST FALLS.

With the fall Of Bucharest the
Central Powers have achieved one
of their most brilliant strokes of
the war, if indeed, not the most
brilliant. for to have so quickly
conquered Rumania when Ru-
mania s entrance was inspired by
a conviction that the tide had
hopelessly turned against them is
an achievement little less than
amazing.
Whether the collapse of Ru-
mania is complete or only partial
Of course depends on whether or
not she has saved the bulk of her
armies from capture. But even
if the major portion of her arm
les escape. he Teutonic powers
will have gained enormously, &C.
onomically and militarily, from
their tremendous victory.
One Of the hopes Of the Allies
has been that Germany could be
starved into peace. But that
hope must now appreciably di-
minish, with the capture by
Germany of $4,000 square miles
of Rumanian territory. Rumania
in peace times raised 1O,OOO,OO
tons of grain and exported 4,OOO,-
600. Germany by forcing the
Rumanian civil population to
work for her and putting them on
short rations probably will be able
to levy on Rumania for 6,OOO,OO
tons for her own use. and what
this means may be judged by the
fact that the total German pro-
duction is only about 25,OOO,OO0.
A very large supply Of animal
food will also become available.
In 1900 Rumania had 2,iSS.j2G
cattle, 6,655,444 sheep, 232,515
goats. 1902 POS pigs, and s64,;.2f
horses and Germany may be cx-
pected to confiscate as much as
she finds in the territory she has
conquered for the benefit of her
fighting forces without very
much regard for Rumanian ap-
petites. Still another necessity
which Rumania will provide ISL
petroleum. Her normal produc-
ton is 100000 tons and Ger
many will find use for every
ounce of i.
The benefit Of the conquest in |
a military wav becomes obvious. |
The Wallachian wedge between
Hungary and Bulgaria has disap-
peared and the Teutonic battle
line in consequence is shortened.
Instead of one railway between
Bucharest and Sofia there will
low probably be four. Commhnl-
cation between Berlin and Con-
will be made secursr.
With these advantages the Gem
raj Powers with Bulgaria and
Curkev will be able to turn their
attention to Salonica and unless
Sarril develops strength and re-
'ources Of viii h up to this time
he has not given evidence the
Allied forces in the Balkans may
'e lucky to hold their ground,
'nttin9 on the French and Brit
sh in northern France and Bel
ian the chief burden Of offense.
The victory Of the Central
'owers in Rumania is probably
ot decisive in character. It seems
to force peace. But it
undoubtedly means that the Al !
es must make far greater sacri- <
ces than they would have had ,
. make If Rumania had remained I
ut Of the war.-States. L
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1916-12-09

misunderstood. The scarchlight
used had a tve-foot reflector, the
same size as one used in a test
fou months before which was OBJ.
served 80 miles away.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1916-12-09

From villages and towns my
miles away came reports OF read
ing the signals of the big search
1ipht and thus satisfied the enS'i-
neers that their signals were not
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1916-06-10

Kfp4tant Wilson tat III freaitt v5
discourage tsoqiFt i,inhb slpAe
Britain abandon la 4l sicer9ale5 III aIees sfpalt
have beeh glfdtfls fHdsbtns psIpasa,
nlt yastat III China ls bpen ppsai@B fie probably
eaaln1 sutsQ nasle ,gr,sitre fanib
ress,iftt leai he otni toot
fii lrhh What lha he epeit sliliel hinaba
Inquirer
6,reeee width ed me BIS 9pl,e ~ may
show ge phenomenon br ,tio Keeping ~ by Cutting
iso it.=ssitrh journal
d thousand chambers III have Sr6tan I'm preparedness
Sdt VIII lN alit fni with tn aesstp III rotieots
lfisslbaeil plrs,tstA,
noanrouaRe 'Nfatib wtt plana moving foclna Flarn
haceabtt t aaie flnni t sats Canned trnm - ware
lpasroi ferp4 Press
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Nesisan lrsAiAats MAJ In bh sonjlhg ~ el fHic M
tlait laippy lants iintlntaia 0oninrrtial Nfi,ah
fife farala ihgs lapp iia beah qogr'sed nS - Smhg
lfle plp Hnlp Si e aibre his afeieeeg
fc ne will my larl fe qst aicenf naiVe e laitpp
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Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1916-06-10

matter record TAoaA has always taken great pride
in ss Five Department kNNrA Iay and ether holidays
the hes with an the evst Of Of the function
They ee ee With brass button and all bright
city organizations that receive less money than the aepsA
paid department bat they manage make display OF bravery
would pat Blush the hsvsghcS OF San fsAeoe Seattle II
only Summoned the POST 81 aty By len whistle Of
thu alaga that they feNaa deficient few Of qualities that
10 Ia ake up the personnel of tAe who talents
,sekqs the geAa his hair matter rs knowledge 81
the pessse eseA Of esAss sAe and aeSe Of mechanical
appliances apparently No not observe the Sssx Sy " naea
whose eAtaa and eSeasF ayestaxeA M the aeeS
suy Of saellAg three ~ EeaE Nvs seatA
Al9At ReSese@ A@aseA ss the Sepsss.
e#t gave exAA Of Ee&4eeSs that deserves the pssa
and 44eAapeA Vi every who has dollar ayessea
fe@sRaA 0eaSA, 8s the purpose 81 mgsesas crowds
asea the MaA hotel and the Eer tAeaaer with Aear aers
responding aqaF@ the ss& teazse soas
her Main street at tAst c&Se 10 segesase
The Ae road Mineral street sfAe Aasg sA crew
Ms tbs roadway laayae RsSSea This eet Successfully the pass
opened cat assAee EsEA s& ss eases Ate Mana street
wheels MaA wide esssA aeE A4essA allowance saar>
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why The property ~ The eeas oil feegaA sAs
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VI hA TRUCK aa@ sa& eG 4ae HA4e Appliances
Nay aayfa44 III the g8444e8 III sa1as ksg the
On aqsss4e at The Aa@ tie Aagpe 10 make hose
aesea wA4e4 proved The Sa& ignorance Of the eAaeG VI
VIE SURROUNDINGS fAe eeqsaleA al Florence aa Refaa
paa that e 4re Aaa Asaa 4se 4aaa aA eAata
taken ale arae posi- A0S he asA4 wsat
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shat #fe @f be 4e a the Rtq sa their
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tle high pressure THE company easarnr6asaa faut
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v0ba have ae eaetae fass afe ttt ground by the 18th a
lue AesQta wish esq taxpayer prosperity gpaa
aa +le will he lf4a Che Req az etar
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1916-06-10

V Hi
taaaSq,A Qia iaAe 4te wapglf8
when l t the b be There with br id slessas ro&
ard putting away at 4e0iHs uat 4ht poa thermometers
sr'a bsvet 81 ana 80 @t sslH9 to alt eettah There
escaping t dlaa lae Ron brae THE
tseas breeze with fa@tS ls et6 be mistaken The efaeSorots
salt viii compound III spt that slt5ta BE tlate
and ht 8eseoh al ie leat deta 3}ea 10 ta grave
air f0f enforcing thls Fetiaids Hsf9eah HIS had tssF
day That s#saGs months Nhet ae garbage Accommodations
o he winter supposed to fe Offensive mcguire 3ngegt
e Since le 4ht his reduced ti garbage teti0h
vptk Hei as4l a n backyard Is Hilea with #it tab
would have 4e removed ln@ t board tskp stfe
traipl by aiiltagsgs4s tae lsllh III the community
nnN stlats l5 sis6h st0ioh tieedeA bud bt
logpp tt hebF officers iah at Hars done
tdahnssih
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1916-06-10
STARTLING NOTICE
or A CLERGYMAN

A clergyman MAS anxious te sAss<s'
aaee seaae asma Assss sase The
ehareA and seAa the esegs 10 sase cat
the aessee right sgSer che SERMON,
The 'elesk had aossee ~ his s~a 10
give eas seeet she aspssssa VI iassAss,
Al the aeeSe eg the SERMON he arose
and announced thai Tstl those o@@
have ea4saFeA eAea they ~ssA 10
have Baptized please seaa IN saeAs
Aaaaes 10 sse CLERK The Clergyman
who was &eas essaaae& se&s the CLERK
eas stvsAs cat the Asaaa BOOK Asssese,,
ard Aasae&Sssels ROSE aA& sssas ~AA&
sASaAA SAY, ses tAe ssaeafs III those
eae aaseat sAS, sAss they sAsy %
Ssaa sesae e@sa the gssaegs asS day
FROM s 10 eesee8s the Ss&aHaES hat
tie esss Al eae sA4aaaas each, ass3 sase
special aAes as eae sAlqsas sssa Roar
PENCE ~ s:sssasee W. Lake. Ms$sSaTa
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1916-06-10


ST, LOUIS, Mo, June ip,--netailed
plans for the entertainment OF dele
satea and viaitefs AT the Democratic
national convention here next week
have been formulated Under aus
pieces OF the general entertainment
committee, In connection vita the
business Mems league, delegates and
alternates viii he taken on an auto
mehile ride on the first day, June Ia,
Another afternoon the visitors will
attend the hall same, From the ball
park they viii be taken on river
excursion on the steamer Grey Easie
OF 81 paul. A hufes dinner viii he
served on the beat,
The Kentucky society viii treat its
guests ,e an automobile ride and din,
aer a, an inn ahau, twelve mites from
the city, Other state clubs have es'
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1916-06-10

What 10 do With s,S presidents ara
assa seaue G,asAaa& a0F an Instant
Macon Qe%aA News.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1916-06-10
ST, LOUIS HOSPITALITY At DISPOSAL
Of THE DELEGATES OF DEMOCRACY

tahlished headquarters. ana arphca'
tons for hotel room and so forth viii
be taken, but tho state organizations,
especially the eollege and university
contingent, are booking rooms in all
places possible, even IN private homes,
On the night OF June Is the night
before the convention the Motropoli.
tan Opera company OF New York will
give an outdoor production OF Wag.
ner's Ssegtrtod, This viii be staged
IN Robinson Field, the baseball park ~
the 81, Louis Nationals
On tho night Of Monday June ~, the
Democratic national committee and
the visiting newspaper men win be
entertained al reception a, an
inn few miles outside the city, Auto
mobile transportation will be provided
for the guests,
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1916-06-10

Any stock upon which this assess
ment shall remain unpaid on the 18th
day of July. 1916. VIII be delinquent
and advertised for sale at public anc-
ton. and unless payment is made be-
fore, will be sold on Tuesday. the
18TH day Of August, 1916, to pay the
delinquent assessment. together with
the cost of advertising and expenses
Of sale,
BY order of the board of directors,
CHARLES d. OLNEY,
secretary.
Office. room 265 Russ building, San
Francisco, California. J10-Jy11-16
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1916-06-10
ASSESSMENT Norles
ll'NNNNAA lynsN QNeen Man, !


Parry, eeesssea % principal place %
business ana laesssea 81 works. 10,
aepsA, NSe e@@aS, Nevada,
N@ssee j. hereby given that at a
meeting u the board al directors,
held on sAe ssA DAY eg @@ae, 1915, an
assessment mo. % OF one IN cent
per share VAS aessea asea the capital
sseeS 81 the eogpeTssEea, payable inn.
saessssely ia Uaste& States seaa coia,
10 The secretary, al The Office OF the
s@aPaals, F@ana 2ss Hggss A@igadng, san
Francisco, (ssls9ar~6a
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1916-02-02
PETROGRAD SAYS
Won DER GOL-1z
IS TRAPPED
German Field Marshal and $4,000
Turks Locked up Erzelun
GARRISON SHORT OF FOOD
Black Sea Fleet is co-operat-
Ing With Russian Land
Forces.

Rome, Feb. /. ~fyia Paris.)-The
Glornale d'Italia learns from Petro-
grad that Field Marshal Won der Goltz
is now in command of the Turkish
forces at Erzerum, and that there are
10000 men locked UP in the city with
provisions for only fortnight. The
Black Sea fleet is supporting the OPP
erations of the Russian forces on
land.
The Russian right wing is now
marching on Trebizond, according TO
the same information
Petrograd. Feb. 1, (via London.)--
According 10 information from Con-
stantinople, the Turkish Government
has ordered the evacuation OF Erze-
rum.
A war office bulletin issued tonight
says:
In the Caucasus our troops are pur-
suing and closely pressing the enemy
in the region Of Lake Tortum and
KhynygsNala.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1916-02-02
DARIUS COBB SPEAKER
At Second Congregational Church
SUNDAY Evening.

sunday evening.
Darius Cobb OF Boston, the dis,
tingnished artist. viii be in Benning
ton next Sunday evening, and will ex-
hibit his famous painting Of "rhe
Master at THE Second Congregational
church, telling the story Of his thirty
years of work on this. his master.
piece
aIr Cobb is very interesting and
delightful personality He is over
eighty years Of age and veteran OF
the Civil War.
His first scriptural painting was
executed thil4yeight years ago 1t
was THE Remorse of Judas and
gave him instant fame leading to the
commission to paint the celebrated
French historical pictures in the
Hotel Tuileries.
He is a notable portrait painter oi
famous men. Among his historical
pictures perhaps the Battle OF
Bunker Hill" and the Evacuation OF
Boston" are the best known.
-li- ROLp lus HON tObtGiNcu VI NC
voting the last years Of his life to this
Mission of the Master, taking the
picture OF the Christ 10 many places
and telling its story in the interest
Of religion. From everywhere he has
gone come testimonials from churches
and eminent people as to the inn
pressiyeness of this new kind Of
Evangelism through art
Rev c. +. Hill Crathern OF Worees-
ter, who has been an extensive travel
er in Europe and student of art. ao-
companies Mr., Cobb, and viii give an
address on Christ in Art
The Baptist, Methodist and Congre-
gational churches will unite in the
service next Sunday evening, and ey-
tend to the public cordial invitation
to hear and greet these men who are
conducting this unique mission.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1916-02-02
FIFTY-FOUR KILLED
WHEN zEPPELINS
RAID ENGLAND
Aircraft Penetrate Industrial Heart
Of Island
WAR BALLOONS 18Th VISIT
During Year 2s2 Persons Have Been
Killed and $40 Wounded
by Bombs.
WAR BALLOONS 18Th VISIT

London, Feb. 2.-Fifty-four persons
were killed and 81 were injured on
Monday night when flock of German
Zeppelins raided England These
figures are given in the official ac-
count of the raid given out yesterday
which says that 22o bombs were
dropped.
The official statement says that the
Zeppelins dropped bombs at several
towns in rural districts in Derbyshire,
Leicestershire, Lincolnshire and Stat
foIdshire, and that some damage to
property was caused. Other reports
said the Zeppelins were active at Man
chester. a great industrial center.
The text Of the official statement
follows.
AN air raid last night was at
tempted ON an extensive scale. 1t ap.
pears that the raiders were hampered
by a thick mist. After crossing the
coast the Zeppelins steered various
courses and dropped bombs at several
towns and in rural districts in Derby
shire, Leicestershire, Lincolnshire
and Staffordshire.
Some damage to property was
caused. No accurate reports were re
ceived until a very late hour The
casualties notified up to the time Of
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1916-02-02
IDENTIFY SEVERY
As MYSTERIOUS
ALBANY GUNnAn
Movie Actor Accused of Four
Strange ShOOtlaSs
YOUNG MAN ADMITS GUILT
District Attorney Says sevcry Should
He Mentally Examined Before
Charged with Murder
YOUNG MAN ADMITS GUILT

Albany, Feb. l--iiarold S. Seyery,
who said when arrested that he was
the son of Melville severy, wealthy
inventor, living at the Radcliffe Hotel
in Les Angeles, was positively identi-
fed tonight at the Albany Hospital
by John McCornach and e. c. Kenny
as the man who shot them down with
silent gun in the streets OF Albany
on last Friday night. Under the
same conditions two other persons
were shot on Friday night, one of
whom has died Albany has been in
terror for four days
Seyery, who says he is vaudeville
and movie actor, was arrested this
afternoon in boarding house in
Schenectady after his landlady be-
came suspicious OF his constant tam
pering with strangely-fashioned gun
he kept in his room. She telephoneI
to the police and the arrest Of Seyery
followed
District Attorney Harold Alexander
of Albany County, after a fyehom ex-
animation of Seyery, said late to-
night that after the prisoner had been
identified by TWO OF his victims, he
admitted that he had done the shoot
Ing on Friday, mentioning specifically
that he had shot Il man in Chestnut
street James Erwin, who has since
died IN the Albany hospital, vas shot
III Chestnut street,
For all that District Attorney Alex
anller said that no murder charge ha1
been lodged against the prisoner. A
long and rambling statement which
Severy made 10 Chief of Police Hyatt
and to the Prosecutor convinced them
that an examination OF his mental con
dition should be instituted prior to
any proceedings Of criminal nature.