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The Detroit times., 1916-03-03
Suburban News
YPSILANTI
CAUCUS HELD
Republicans Of City Nominate
Men for Municipal
Council

YPSILANTI. Mich, March s.
The Republican voters OF the city
OF Ypsilsnti. met In their respective
wards. Thursday evening, nominated
an alderman and elected delegates
10 the city and district conventiou
10 be held At the old council rooms
Monday evening. March s. n ]
o'clock The following is the selec'
ton for aldermen:
First ward. H. e. Van de walker:
Second ward. Prof. Q. NJ. Eiliott;
Third ward. ChAs. NJ. Holmes;
Fourth ward. VIM. varney; Fifth
ward. Clifford Goldsmith.
The following delegates were
elected:
First ward. II. D. Van Do walk,
er, Prof. d. H. Roberta. Arthur Sui
livaa, Abe Wood. C. ". Brown,
John Burtis, Cary 8. Davis, Y. H.
Nissly; member Of city committee,
L. NJ. Olds.
Second ward. z. A. MsIieacamp.
DR.. n. b, brittons Gnarfee Cie4ry.
Floyd z. Daggett, Harry shaefer,
Geo. NJ. Gaudy.
Third ward, r. l. Gallup. p. W.
Carpenter, Eber Owen. @. L. Hand.
W. 8. Putnam. Walter Conrad. r. z.
Driscoll. Henry Piatt: member OF
city committee. Eher Owen
Fourth ward, Z. ]. Switser. Dr..
E. g. George. W. II. varuey, Jo-
seph Thompson; rnemher o. city
committee. Joseph Thompson.
Fifth ward. VIM McDermott. Ed.
Thompson. Vernon Chamberlain.
Geo. Cook. Clifford Goldsmith. Ar
thur Merritt: memhe- Of city con-
mittee, Geo. Cook.
The Detroit times., 1916-03-03

10 Cure . Cold IN ore Day
TAKE LAXATIVE BROMO QUfNINE
Tno)ets. Druggists refund money u
70 foiI8 10 cure. r. W. GROVES sig
Ielo11oco = n eoch box. s'so.--Adv.
The Detroit times., 1916-03-03
NATION MOURNS
CARMEN SYLVIA
nv UNfTED PRESS.

AMSTERDAM. March 3.-All Ru-
mania IL In mourning because Of the
death Of Carmen sylvia. the dowager
queen. according TO bucharest dis
patches today.
The capital has been decked In
black Hags and arrangements for
all public functions for two weeks
have been cancelled. The funeral
will be held tomorrow.
-
Pviwttse-she poase neae ktna-sbet
10 rseht-re0es Jeh Depts-maoo 49,.
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1916-02-24

he skoIniho distl iktu Gfslo 25 OBJ
drzeli jsme dopis Sc zddosti by
chom jej uverejniIi. Obsah jeho
jest tento: Vybor p6In6 d6kuje
vScm CO pfinesIy koSftky nav
5tGynfkGm Aloisovi Petfikovi
zc d6laI Iicitanta. T6z "p6kn6"
d6Iluji nGkolika mladikGm kteff
pry hIcd6Ii zabayu II program po-
kaziti huIdkGnim pod olny 3koly.
Oni mladici patrn6 new, re Sc moh
Ii dostati do plctky Sc zdkony, ne
bot ruSiti cviGcni We Skole ancbo
kostelnf jest prcstupek ktcry Sc
trcsta pokutou v6zenim.
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1916-02-24

Rad Hv6zda zapadu u. c. B j.
Gislo Al, uspofada sIavnost uvadG-
nj Glenn dine 4 bfezna 6 hOdin We
Ger We svG SIM Tabofe. Pc IVA
d6nf Dude usporadana volnd zaba-
va pfi kter6 hudbu obstara Lake
portskd kapela V SIM f&dov6
Vstupn6 Dude 81 90. V pIl noci
zakusky a obGerstveni. kazdf je
uctiv6 Evan by Sc dostaviI. Adv.
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1916-02-24

V iterE rano We zdejSim Kat.
kosteIe j. M. ndp. Monsignor Bou
Ska oddal 81. Kristinu MudIoffovu
IL Mika Pokornyho. MIddcncem
Il druziGkou byli 81. Paylina Cahoj
a Emil MudIof. Pc obfadech Sc
odbJvala mcn5i hostina obydIi
roJiGu ncyGsty, manzcl0 jan Mud
loirovych We m6st6. NovomanzeI6
jSou zde znami Cd d6tstvi a test Sc
vSeobecn6 pfizni. Usadi Sc Ia
pronajmut6 farm5 Gtyry mile Ia
z1pad Cd Utica.
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1916-02-24

TaneGni zabavy We dyou sinich
SC budou odbyvati jake obyGn6 ma
masopust, Ga7 bfezna. Jedna
Dude uspofadand v SIM Sturmove,
Jos. Hallou kde Dude hrati tabor
sky orkestr a druha v SIM Niche
love kdc Dude hrati taborska kape
la. Kazdy je Evan by Sc dostaviI.
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1916-02-24

NcrejnJ prodej Sc Dude odb}va,
tt Y Tdbofc, V sobotu, 2G Gnora,
poGinaje We 2 hodiny odpol., phi
kterG Chas. King proda svoji budo
va ma hlavnf ulici. O dalSi pod
robnosti pfeGt6te 81 plakaty.
Nynf jest cas- DAFT 81 mas natisk
mouth psacf papIr "A obalky Sc sym
jmenem. Tlsknem 100 papirG Il
100 obalek vaSim jmenem "a
$I.25, coz byste beznIala dali "a
prazdny papir.
Ma prodej, 100 akrG pozemku, 2
mile sew. cd BI6ha, 60 akrd louku,
) leSa Il ostatni pole. Dobra stud
n6a re tfech stran plot. Cena $50
akr. Frank Skaldk, Tabor, S. D..
Adv.
+. NJ. DvofaGek, AIois Rokdsek
byli V Dante ku konci minul6hu
tydne a vratiIi Sc zp6t Jos. BIaz-
KEN jcnz tam tn dobu jcl pro ka
ri Potra Petfika Dante.
j. A. MatuSka obdrzcI praci
ia i.5Lr NIX ,J,tn CO. n,xa;S1.
a kdo to INA musi doznat, re Sc "a
ten plat nadre.
l,l1f ,,,,xo1a u w L,
,.ol. go n,in,I,,n aaI,,tn ,a,,S,yT.
l,,..,l, 49,, ,.,,.,,, I.,.,:I x,x,
poGct souscdu a n6kolik osob 4
mtsta. Kazd} Sc pobayil zname
mite.
M ,ro3oi d,m O L.. y a,,Ho
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1916-02-24
O0MACI zPRAvY.

4 Dance. Adv.
Josef Turek byl Dante "a OBJ
chodem V sObotu.
M prodcj, m6kk6 uhlf v King
/ elevator. (Adv.
Sazcnitky ma prodcj ) a 1Oc storu.
Adv.
!. A. Wagner byl "a obchodem
Y Chicagu tento tJden.
DR.. Blozek byI povoIdn do Avon
We stfedu k nemocn6mu.
Frank BouSka byl Sioux City
tonto tfdcn II 2ubniho lfkafe.
Frank DostaI rodina strGvili
ncd@Ii nGvSt6vou II pfGtcI v Tyn-
dali.
Nalczuctc pInou 2Gsobu zclcznG-
no Zbozl a nAdobi V Zoe Storu.
Adv.
Jan byStrIcky pronaJmuI i"rmu
En- houpaI"vu sevorozapadne Oh
meaIA'
NJ. :. Rada odjrl do Sioux City
We strcdu ma poracu. Ma obt'zc Sc
ZnIudkcm.
',''n "''yceh "S l"'''o'oo "
Pl",(' " iI""' ''"''eS No No''c' III
nu'e''o 'S"I'e'
M"ihe JeoIlaIeISI'l "d IIfmN
journey ' i"nA'"h Il" N'eVl"S
ZHIcolNN'
'".' ~. ''''"" ~ !" P''JI' " " az" ~.
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l, / ann iN"o'o. " o'n"o N"'''' "
0 ,.. =. -'''> " }, ~" '''' a." ''''
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'l I| "'' r''N "'' " la wv
'"''' '''' ''''.' "' H0''
Mtjte yAdy donna PyrO strikat-
mo;o,ol n, nrnJo; y n.r55i Al
KdykoLlv poLfebujete otruby,
mldlink, 0nebo oil meal, Haste Sc
'' l "' 'Ii'' S"e'ii e'''"'o'U' A0''
Josef Pillar a JAS. Sedlacck re
Scotland byIi n1vst6vou u F. W.
Nocourha n6koIik dni tento tJdem.
pr Petra Rindro = Yanlkton bv-
Ia zje n5vStavou Il NJ, NJ, Roosovf
lupr6 ic urmocn6 nres ned4Ii
-, ,,,,,. IN
lila ze Sioux Civ Sc SWIM NANCE
lem We stfcdu kJc bvIa onerov5na
DeJIe Sc poJlSVlI Ma ZlVot slime
| ity Life Ins. Co. J,F. Hostel,
mfs.nI icdDatcl. Adv,
Name lll pFoa'J 'ciNou zaSoOu
trikty DO 81 kus. Y kmfzcc lest
100 warrantu. j. A, D,ofak.
v,r !,
R,yinis bvIi lIo n5ryoI;k dn{ r5v
5 .tyou u Fr. Uhcrky Geo Trun-
ce.
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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-11-02
Only One Acre Out
Of Each Forty 10
Being Cultivated

SANTA re. Nut. . only one In ol.
orN forty acres n Sew McN.cu ~ an.
u"t cultivation iul or.y one in every
1870 ceres is under irrigation. accord
M go n bulletin Of 'nc United states
SOCIOLOGICAL survey. Just issued. rhis
Bulletin says.
OF the $3.50 100 aero. of Sew
M'Ni'g nearly hall is public land ana
itunu.uou acres state land Ranches
tu.pr ~, uuU. 900 acres. somewhat loss
than N"n.o0U ~ cultivated and less
IMAM 600 600 BE- irrigated Of the IT,
: 'satcd area. 20p.uop acres belong T.,
individual on ptttu,rships. On. 900
acres tu commercial organizations.
nun.o1u acres 60 cooperative OF com
WliultN organizations. amt 900. nun acr,s
iu iudtpus. TIA" remainder iriett.
,l under government reclamation and
Tive area $40 served viii lc consider
ynlS increased when the lands below
Tho Elephant Butte dam are utilized
ono of the greatest mineral ~
sources % Now Mexico is coal. which
"0,urs ia the large field. Nc~t of ul-
'.u. ~ places near t"rriilIs. about
Gallup o. ia several other areas.
Thor" ave also valuable mines ~ gold.
copper. silver, lead aud zinc Tho toe
iuI production of these metals .n 1918.
,ur0in. tu the L : geological sui .
,c,. department 81 the interior. hal
' Value ct fi9!ia t6>. of which SI3 .
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-11-02

put OF sold was 'la6i0o5 The ,,IH"
" tho .oal mined ~ the state in '.
was s5.iSi.36l."
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-12-13
TELEGRAPH BRIEEs

New York.-lnsulted by the gum
chewing Of Frank Bardonnex, a wit
ness, Magistrate Krotel had him ar
rested and held in $500 bail on a
charge Of disorderly conduct.
New Eork.-Because her husband
insisted on cooking meals, Mrs. Eliz-
abeth Warnley appealed to domestic
relations court and had him ordered
to stay out of kitchen.
DanVille, Va - J. A. Mcknight,
jailed for drinking liquor in public,
escaped Jail by saving bars and pry-
ing them apart with wooden leg.
Washington. - Jane Adams APP
peared before house judiciary com
mittee and pleaded for national equal
suffrage.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-12-13
CITY COPS ON THE JOB


Three city policemen have made
their appearance outside the factory.
of the Ben Bey cigar factory, 1918 N.
Robey, where all the cigarmakers
and helpers are on strike.
The factory is tied up so complete
ly that the union has reduced the
number of pickets to two, feeling
confident that the Ben Bey Co. will
not be able to get single worker.
-O-O
NEWSPAPER DRIVERS SIGN
Newspaper Delivery Drivers union,
Local 7O6, has signed up with the
Newspaper Publishers assn. This
means the seven loop English dailies
agree to employ union drivers on
their delivery wagons.
A Delmar, N. y, church provides p
ear trumpets for deaf attendants
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-12-13

got People
profits ALL
confidence and gratitude the people and laugh parties
headed
Back up Start again Try going alone Be your
fearesy
and don't bother about political consequences No politics the best
hics that nOnpaisan Sincerely
NJ. D. COCHRAN.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-12-13

and don't bother about political cons
litics in a town that wants non-part
GERMANS PICK UP LINERS
BEARING CoNTRABAND
Berlin, via SayVilIe Wireless, Dec.
13. - ION night of Dec. 9 German
forces in Flanders undertook adj
vance into Soofden and stopped the
Dutch steamer CaledOnian and Bra
lillian steamer Rio Parda," said press
bureau statement today.
Both were loaded with contra
band, enroute for England, and were
brought into port"
Berlin, via SayVille Wireless.-Ful
retreat of enemy forces which had
taken stand on flooded Yalomita riv-
er in Rumania announced. Ruman-
ians were reinforced by Russian cav
airy.
Paris.-Spirited fighting north of
Monastir reported. Bulgarian coun-
ter attack against Italian positions
there checked by machine gun and
artillery fire.
Berlin, via SayVilIe. - Successful
patrol engagements reported on the
Carpathian front. On Pennsylvania
front Austro-Hungarian troops re-
pulsed Russian attacks in Cyergye
mountains and on both side Of Tro-
tusol valley.
Petrograd. - RepuIse with great
enemy losses of Teutonic attacks in
wooded Carpathians announced. To
eastward of Chibena strong enemy
attack was repulsed and south of Va
Ieputna fighting continues.
Jas. Trainer, real estate dealer,
fined $40 for kicking elevator boy,
Tony Kopinski, at 20 E. Jackson blvd.
TnROvioafnd
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-12-13

Jas. Trainer, real estate dealer,
fined $40 for kicking elevator boy,
Tony Kopinski, at 20 E. Jackson blvd.
Intoxicated.
Spray courier. (Spray, Or.) 1???-19??, 1916-04-06
Ey JAMES o. MORROW.
In tho Philadelphia Record.

~. OSE Of tho Wookges. save John
N Wlngate, tho senator aud the
MaUaacbupcttD candidate for
tolling ms they oil dl1
among tho granite humps OF Ncw
Hnmpshro-- was over noted for his ac.
eumulation OF cash or property.
Th0y were farmers mostly. begin
ming with Leonard Weeks. WHO. eini
grating from England In 1856, became
tho head and source OF the family
Agriculture gtcrnly practiced among
tho embodied rocks ana irromoyablc
ho@ldeFa taught theai to to RESOURCE
fui and 10 keep at least one eye open
20 opportunity
40 William ~, tho father of tho nen'
nt0r. wan probate Judge. nud once
cg5ayeh 10 be- a manufacturer Witb
The cooperation of ncighborB liko"IBe
alert aud adventurous he started \
factory Ht Lancaster for rlaiang starch
from potatoes.
u will never forget the look on my
feiher'g face" Captain Wechs told mo.
when. on q Sunday morning. Just az
We we're leaving church. wo baw mel
and boys running down the street and
heard them crying; The starch fac
tory 10 burning
Spray courier. (Spray, Or.) 1???-19??, 1916-04-06

There was no lnsufnncc---t 20!
Icy had iapscd--nnd the tlrc awep,
away eli Of my fn,her'p means and put
a bnrhennoriG mortgage on his farm
Two and Il half miles tn the country
n there had been aavy ot ~
srce;ablc slze IN 1881 John Winget,
Wcets would now be captain In
istead OF senator Nor wou'f h.
ever have become banker an: thus
have set Mt nanght all the traditions q
the WoeSs family for Geii.rcspectinS
capable and wholesome poverty.
! And yet a psychological anmyaia o.
inherited trnits might show that the
senator comes naturally BY HIS taients
for public affaira and france An,
inquiry into his personality must In
'ciude the Winrates. tho chief or whom
John, nm Engliahman ,emigrGtcd e.
New Hampshire IN 1860.
Tho Meekaes and tho Wlngatcs NJ
;ormarried during tho second Ameri
can goneration-th Weekacs To cor
tInue sas farmers. with an excursion
into rotate starch, ny has been re
corded. but the Wingates 20 become
soldiers. preachers and statesmen
igrandaon Of John. was n member o.
tho Continental congress and later
senator from Now Hampshire.
a dig Man Physically.
John Wingate Weeks OF MaE3achu
eetts. In his namc, therefore. goes baci
10 the middle OF the seventeenth cen
tury Perhaps his gifts are equally ~
ancient. Wherever they originated
he has made good use OF them. lie IL
woll.to.do-hut has less money. per
hops, than 10 often roprceented--ano
Republicans in Massachusetts have no
tilted tho country that he Is their can
didate for president, II he ia nomI
mated at Chicago IN June. tho plalt
reason will have been that hc IL u
business man Els candidacy. thon
viii be something entirely new In na
tional politics.
In his measurements. Captain Woeks
is O large man. A reasonable guest
at his weight would be ESQ pounds |
His stature. perhaps. Is five feet and |
eleven inches. His eyes are gray anc |
his manner Is frank and hearty. While |
at the naval academy he could slowl,
raise l12-pound d1mbbell above his
neau WIN MS TlEHt manu-. iHeH KnSeI
ing with one leg, he could slowly raise
an S-pound dumbboll with his left
hand. More than that he could lower
his hands to his shoulders and SLOWLY
and simultaneously put both durh
bells above his head the second time.
A muscular youth no was recon
mended by his principal to the "pru
dental committee" that called at the
academy in Lancaster on a hunt OF
teacher for their district school. The
school was then closod-a group OF
tho large boys having carried the
teacher irto the road. slammed him
down in the dirt and warned him
never TO return.
Lick 'em and lick EN- good" the
prudential committee said. Wen
back you UP IL you do
"The THIRD day. Captain Weeks
told me, "a big. red-faced boy took
his pen in hand and laboriousl,, be.
gan to write letter. that is. lie was
seemingly engaged In writing let.
.er; as matter of fact, he was show
ng off before the school and expert.
renting with the new teacher. When
Spray courier. (Spray, Or.) 1???-19??, 1916-04-06
5prap Courier
Tbnrso1p April q. 1910.
eoSeeo~oe~>e~~e~~S~~~S~~s
J LOCAL BRIEFS (
see$eSesooee~~e~%>~~@~~oe>

NWDhtelt -~N NAtlCllIOH DdNtCI.
Fred Keeton has been stoppinj
IN town for a few days.
Ladies' and Gents trimcd hats a
Baxter x Osborns.
Stewart Grant, Of the Junction
was. trading in Spiay Wednesday
X, y. Cannon. the well know
stoekuan OF Mountain Creek, passeo
thru Spray Sunday.
Austin Campbell and wife have
moved to their homestead OH Lei,
hand.
George Knox, Our mail contract
or was in Spray few days this
week,
Rev. Waterhouse OF Fossil, was
IN Spray Monday uight. He was
OH his way back to Fox.
Miss Chestnut, who has n home
stead near Spray but has been
away some little time. came in OF
the Friday evening stage.
Ben Taylor of Antelope, and A
Zbenden of Seattle were here this
week buying cattle, 1t is rumored
that they bought 500 head from X.
]. carsner,
There are one hundred aud ten
voters regi stored in Spray precinct
The bouks will close next week and
those who have not registered
should do so nj once.
Mrs. Julia Cross came over from
Fossil Monday evening with Geo.
Knox. 10 visit her many friends
here. She has charge Of the fos-
sil Hotel.
Claude Norris has bought the
Spray Confectionery stock from
Mrs. Cross and will be open fof
business in few days.
A. s. Wilson OF Fossil, brought
over a thorough bred race horse
which &c sold to c. +. Waters. p.
H. Peters and Rob Kirby. The
Price paid was 5 l. 200.
The only candidate TO announce
himself for District Attorney so far
is Leland J. Knox Of Fossil. who is
a sou OF r. A Knox the well knowr
stockman. Mr.. Knox is gradu |
ate OF the Ulversiy Of Oregon |
Law School and OF the State Agri /
cultural College rs well, and j. re. |
ported strong speaker and all ex- !
ceediugly able young lawyer, who +
If elect ed, would fill the Office with /
credit to both the County and him
self.
We wish to state that a number
os Our subscribers are year in ar
rcars aud unless they pay up at once
we will be compelled to drop their
names from our list, as we are re-
quircd by law to do SO We hope,
however, that those knowing them
selves behind with their subscr ip-
tions will renew at ono as we dislike
to have TO drop any one from Our
list.
NOTICE.
There will be a meeting in behalf
OF the Spray School Fair at the
Courier Office on April IS, at o
clock p. M. All persons interes-
ted will please meet me there to ar
range for next Fair.
r. l.. Greene Sec'y,
TO THE SPRAY SHEEP MEN.
Gentlemen:
| have a crew of ten
good shearers and good work
is guaranteed. We are blade
Or machine men, and wish 10
work here as soon
as possible. The crew con
sists of e. II. Vinson, John
Ridgeway, John holland, Mitt
Leathers, Toney Junkins,
Robert Crawley, George Do
ina, George Baldwin, Rich
lrd, Allen and Dudley Kee-
ley.
Will Charge
{
Spray courier. (Spray, Or.) 1???-19??, 1916-04-06
Face The FACTS!
Weeks Talks About Our Navy
and National Defense.

InolGts on Military. commoreial, Fin.
snelal nrd lnduatral Preparedness
Let Uu DO Ready for Peace no
We'll 40 War.
Spray courier. (Spray, Or.) 1???-19??, 1916-04-06
NOTICE.

There will be meeting in behalf
OF the Spray School Fair at the
Courier Office on April IS, at o
clock p. M. All persons interes-
ted will please meet me there to ar
range for next Fair.
X. l.. Greene Sec'v,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-10-19

Garden streets. Many persons thronged the
sidewalks and watched the wagons en- route.
At the sixteenth street entrance TO the
Mint were additional guards who Kept
lders at u safe distance. When the
wagons. each containing one million dollars.
arrived they we're quickly unloaded by an
extra force OF men.
The valuable cargo was brought here by
the Wells Fargo Express Company, the
cost OF shipment reaching nearly $4,000 Ten
days will be required to weigh the bullion
and Morgan q co. win be paid OF daily as
the weighing proceeds. The services OF ten
men viii be needed 10 weigh the gold. II IL
figured that they can weigh one million dol
lars worth day.
II was learned this afternoon that since
last May the United states mint has re-
ceived S95 coo 600 in bullion for Morgan *
Co. to be weighed here.
The mint In Philadelphia was chosen be-
cause there are no more facilities In the
assay office In New York for handling H.
The bullion was piling mp In all directions
with every indication that the congestion
OF gold would continue indefinitely.
The price of pure twenty-four karat gold
at present is $22s3 an ounce. Superin-
tendent Joyce OF the mint has taken every
precaution TO safeguard tho treasure.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-10-19
WORK BEGUN TO SOLVE
PROBLEMS OF RAILROAD
FREIGHT CONGESTION
Interstate Commerce Commis-
sion Asks Cooperation Of
Carriers in Gather
ing Statistics
CONSIDERS EMBARGoEs

WASHINGTON. oct is.-Beiieving that
the increasing congestion In the transporta-
tlou system of the United States is costing
the American public millions OF dollars
day. the Interstate Commerce Commission
today announced that u has commenced
an Investigation into the problem. As an
initial step the commission has asked the
railroads 90 hic with u statistics OF car
movements which win show from where
and 90 what points the heaviest traffic II at
different seasons OF the year.
The European war has brought about
rad cal changes In the transportation sys-
ten % tho country vast shipments now
moving night and day over routes which
were comparatively little Travelled before
1915, Efforts are being made TO open up
now routes TO ports which viii relieve con-
gestion at the North Atlantic terminals, and
this revolution Of traffic has upset normal
conditions. resulting In serious car short
age ut one place and great congestion at
another, damage being inflicted by both
conditions The figures sought by the COM
mission will show just how the freight
traffic has been rearrangod. II In expected.
The problem OF freight embargoes enters
Into the equation also, and there now Is
afoot movement to give the commission
that Jurisdiction over the laying OF EN-
bargoes on freight by carriers the lack
Of which Il sharply feels
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-10-19
The Theatrical Baedeker

0ARRtcK-"COMMON CLAY" with Jaie
SgfT ana Hssry s,sNspssn nr drama ana On ,e,s &
satire with GOOD situations.
onnSSTN1r nscREEE,Tr s,S H9pSE, RS-S,,.
ke,leri,sne u snd william shay W,'nssm I'm
thousands % "supcrs'' and massive sets
mETRutni lTAN OPERA nuUsE---"Iiir. mit,
ssuss ana his band. NSt ~ wins. Charles 4.
ciglgs aiafsn az nsny gasl ssna spa ssstins.
ali sood
LYRlc-"HER SOLDIER uoY," with Snrea
rr,t Reme'ns = nsisisnlepd ,,,., Ieg,,onic oper; per,
some a sSaas IN Mn the strand manner. csrsbiy
sung.
uggAp-."A ,.NpY's NAME" ss1 Msri, s..r,,
ssceuri NhS wrote "a rS't Q, ss s.s f,nSss mSSs
and W. urauain n-ownc, 0ood fun.
roRREsr--''SNmI." with Juis sandcrsun.
Donald nrian and Joseph cewthoto. a pretty
pfe,cn,ieus ia s'l'S orcicstrsted sSS 'S %eSdies ''
ADELPiu = "ENrERtENCE." with Egus.!
with moTe hunsnnesS than srscsd ',kvsry.
woman" There's larse cast u'cnd'nn'ns
AT POPULAR PRICES
Ai,NuT--"nRINHiNo Jr FATHER n r0i-
iilCS." Gus llills nswss, vehicle ter dlsnlaS. sS.
Mauusa wcii-known comic" THIS time he
4 eiyen the bneksround Of politics with bal
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ErERNAL A MAO,
DNENE" With Eugsuie tiair. Tue drems
was nrrt dispiaSed at IL, the Walnut earlier IN
the season. x play WITH rapch interest,
oEPMErM-"EoR TnE Man snE LOVED" LOVED,
cspably enacted and staged.
HEw FEATURE FILMS
sTANLEY-"TuE KISS" with owen Moore and
mount aim. and others.
ARCApfA .".rnE RETURN or DRAW
production, aud others.
PAl,AcE.-"THE. RErURN OF EVE" with
Edna Mayo and Eugcne O'hricn, an Essanay
REgENT@.i .iIFE's SHADOW. with william
vEff59k eSa INKS HSTTFisiS MSnS nS ,eaSS0psI ,S
ns ns %sfS SES irns TS PSTs a agSR & s sSs
!he wrstetnrr who finds adventure Ia New
VAUDEVILLE
KErrIFs--Beile Story; Edwin Arden In Close
9uerters', Salty and Morton ADRIAN g;
Gerard aud sylvia CLARK IN Modern Naude-
TS Trsmsr T,G'' carTSs % aTse BTSs ana ana the ses
Tribune rictuTes. r..,,.,. ,a,,,,,, ,.,,,,,,.,
comedy. Dan sherman aud company. IN ,'The
Gay Clrsgs Nsns SULLIVAN, SULLIVAN Ia r;Ssc,, NsySr
In rhn New Sal,GssmaS ,ssan9 Ward and nSs
Mckee and f.oftus. D'Ain"id and Fuller. In
a comedy sketch. Richard brothrrs aer"bats.
H2n ESss SsTSS SsgSsS ~ e'
he Wep gnl ,ns S9sr1TS,Gig TIis Ss SsseppTGbns pntn
News and cunctv reela
CROSS KEYS--paulipe. Into the light. y
Roecra Curzon aud Rogers, n. Kelly Forrest
sheats and Eldrcd and the Archie Nicholson
Trio
| WILLIAM PENN--'Niammy Jinny's birthday, q
Garfield and Barnes, brennan aud Powell, tbs
Thomas Trio and Norma Talmadge, In ''rh,
Social Secretary" Triangle him.
| MTNSTRELS
| DUMoNT's-varied program OF blackface enter
ainers; WITH intsrpols,Sd spSelaIilss 9y msIa ,h
| week is Experience; or. The Blackmailers."