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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-04-05
BY the Clerk

7sse---Of Walter q seclcy. Tor tho
=esre-lIaA+s4sa=.-f=s= E.s.l - l..ll 4.
KersrrSd :" COMMUTE on IaNes
collation. ~ a personal tax
Referred To Committee on Taxes
7sti~-Of Euclid Ave r-nitod Broth
ron church, Tor exemption from Gen-
ieis-of William X. HAYDEN. for
expectation Of q personal taN
Referred 20 Committee ON Taxes
isis--Of Reeds Bakery. FOR can.
collation. 81 personal tax
Referred 20 committee On TaNcs
7tt7-ef Frank Brirhtu FIR r1nrei-
lafinu Of general CitN tHtee
Referred 90 Bo.,d ~ Review
1etS-.Of Crowley. Miiucr g. 90. for
permission TO erect marquise AZ cor
net ~ Monroe and Library AYES
Referred 10 Commitio" on streets.
T6f9--Of August Sticber for per
miseion 10 construct coal chute At aii
Chene 81
Referred 10 Committee on Streets
7ssn--Of Chas T. Peiiow. FOR per.
mission TO construct cement walk
Referred 20 Committee on streets.
1sbi--Of Joseph Grindley. FOR tho
acceptance % plat.
T.s2-of Herbert Ely. ct a.. FOR
paving of nm alley cast - Cass he
tween Canneld and Willis
Referred TO Department OF Public
Works
7s5s--Of Joseph Grindlcy. for latcr-
nj sewer.
Referred 10 Department 81 Publil
7ssar-of H.eo.- RomAnski.. Of al. I'm
favor ofl-frarSfcr ~ liduof license
y ~ i62g 81 Nubin NVs.
Refereed 90 Committee on T.quhr
Regulation.
Ttbs-Of August Szczcpek. - al.
for paving ~ Proctor Ave
Referred 60 Department Of Public
Works
7SSs-Of O. " Raich Estate. ~ al
for paving ~ Butternut 81
Referred 20 Department ~ Public
works
1as7-Of Wojsicch Dzuligat - al.
for paving 81 Cicotte Ave
Referred 20 Department % Public
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COUNCIL

Detroit. TUESDAY April 4. 1915
The Council met and was called 20
order by the President. Hon. Robert
W Rutt~r.
Present Ala Allan. -A<he. Barnett,
Blcn, Cranshaw. biu Ellis. Field,
Fretwald Gilman 6uihard. liindl.,
Jakel Heating korher. krimmcL
kronk, kunz. Lcmpkc, Littlencld,
Lodge, Move. owen. Richcrt. Robin
son. Rollo. Schemansky. schultz,
Stark"N. Thompson. Vernon. Wartrll,
Wenzel. 4 T.. Wilson. W J Wilson.
Wing. link. Zoeller. President
AID. Vernon was called TO the chair
There heinz quorum present. the
Council was declared 10 be In session
The journal 90 the preceding session
was approved.
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From the CITY Treasurer

TO tho Honorable the Common Council'
Gentlemen herrw TIA submit my
trial balance for March 81, 1915.
Yours respectfully.
MAN q, KOCH.
CITY Treasurer.
For trial balance. see nI' OF Vou'r
.U Proceedings 0f this date.
Accepted and placed on ME
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-04-05

RcHpc' TRULY,
ANTONIO ENTENZA. Sec.
Az AMENDMENT PROVIDING FOR
A CITY ELECTION COMMISSION
AND PRESCRIBING ITS
POWERS AND DUTIES
Section 4. a city election commits
sion consisting of the city clerk. cor
poratipn counsel president of the
civU service commission. recorder and
the senior police justice ~ hereby
created
section ~ said commission shall
have power and IL shalt br It's duty.
s,ubdit istou h. To prcpart and print
election ballots OF an city officers for
wJum thc electors are entitled 70
vote and for an proposed questions
a. he submitted, hN referendum 90 the
electors ut the city.
subdivision q To appoint three
resident registrars IT election IN each
voting precinct in tho city. who hold
700 Other public Office cor employment
aud who are of good moral character.
able 40 read iuently and write Log bly,
the English language ana who are
internally ard phy sically nj 20 dis
charge tho duties OF their office
subdivision 3. To select and ap~
point 90, the manner provided in Sec
ton three hereof three inspectors Of
the city. having like qualifications as
REGISTRAR. Who, t0sstncr with the
three rcEIstrap< ot election, shall
constitute thc board OF election in
SpeCt0rs for such a strict.
subdivision To have tho general
supervision ot af elections in the
clt5 including power 10 prevent any
and AN mauner Ut fraud and cOrrup-
ton in the registration. voting OF
counting OF votes, thercat together
with authority tu purge The regtstra-
ton books uf any precinct of the
names 90 arg persons who are not
qualified elestufs thereof
subdivision I0 remove any in
,-pa'tor registrar Tor fraud. cor
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From oeesr,men, Of Public Works.

To the Honorable the Common Couprit
Gentlemen In Wow 90 the lahor
conditions existing throughout che
city and country. believe That N VIII
be advisable 10 increased tfe wages
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MlN Koch. Treas
city's portion ...... H5I -
GEO ENGEfs
Controller
Referred tA comm tteo on Claims
and Ae9nunts.
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From the City Treasurer

TO tho Honorable tho Common Copncti
Gentlemen The folvWihe pahNF
have paid their quarterly interest," M
10 The cry Treasury Cor tle ptflvo
ending March ~, 1910 la.
IenfnSutar state Bank --t.N 2s--b
Z copies state Bank g.e-.
Dime savings Bank ...,.- '.--' -
National Bank Of conn ... -
mFrCc t.-+...ft 'ffN' -
, $780, Eark $500 "
,,.,.i,s,,fs ~eftnnaf Bank H6Ig IS
German American lanktr- nos
4 cntfal Savings Bahk...rs ,ah ~
American state Bank .-..-. shl 81
Total .... SIS So 06o Al
INK Fund Account 800. 2.lge ~
Grand Total ....,.. ssszgs "a
4 ours fespfctfplly
MAN q. KOCH
City Treasurer.
Accepted and placed on ole.
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To the Honorable the Common Council
.Heutlcmcn The following Reports
or ttt} Officers for me week ending
SATURDAY April ], 1915. are respect
FULLY submitted.
CITY IFg.tITrtFe ID 4irtIrge.
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From the Cooperation Counsel

70 the Honorable the Common Council:
Gentlemen: Incident TO the death
of sylvester }. White. an employe Of
tho department Of Public Works,
whose death resulted from injury re-
ceiyed While in the employment OF
the city, I beg leave 10 inform your
honorable body that hearing has
been had upon the above mentioned
claim. resulting In An award against
he city OF Detroit in accordance with
the terms Of the compensation law OF
$50 week for period OF 500
Medical care and attention was
rendered deceased by the West Side
'Sanitarium and by Or. stephen X.
amount ga. while the doctor bill IL
recommend that both the SAINT
tarium and the doctor bills be paid.
WILLIAM e. TARsNEY.
Assistant Corporation Counsel
BY Ala kunz
Resolved. That the City Controller
be and Is hereby directed TO draw
his warrant upon the proper fund in
favor Of pr stephen X williams in
the SUM ~ S5I for medical services
rendered sylvester J. White. an en-
ploye Of the Department of Public
Works, the same 10 be in full for
services in accordance with the en-
-ployers' liability law.
And be the city Controller further
directed 10 draw MS warrant IN Ia
Vor OF West Side Sanitarium in the
sum OF S24 IN full for hospital serv-
ices rendered said Sylvester j. White.
Adopted as follows:
Neas--Ald. Allan. Ashe. Barnett.
Rleil Crarshaw. DIN. Ellis, Field.
Froiwald, Gilman, Cuthard. Hindle.
Jakel Heating. kocher, krimnIcl.
Krouk. Kunz. Lempke, Iittletield,
Lodge. Move, owen. Richert. Robin
son. Kollo, Rutter, Schemansky.
schultz Starl<oy ruOrnprOn .WarteIf
Menzel. A. T.. Wilson. w. J. Wilson.
Wing, Iink. Zoeilcr and the President
Pro Tom -.
Nays--None.
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From the Controller

To the Honorable the Common Council
Gentlemen The following approved
accounts are respectfully submitted.
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section thereafter AN elections
held ma the CitS ot Detroit for the
election pi cltsss ward on precinct
officers shall be- non partisan.
section III. The nsiuos uf all can
didutcs who have been duly uominat-
"a iof citA. ward ana precinct Officers
40 the city of Detroit shall 'be placed
upon % separate ballot at the election
designated 60 be held ful the election
of such city ward and precinct Of
Ia ola "A lLlluut- their paltA affiliations
designated Tho candidate or Candi-
dascs FOR SUCH city. ward or precinct
lhtcrs as the case may be. having
tho greatest number ct votes ia the
city at large OF va each ward or pre-
cinct, as tho case may be- shall be
declared elected The nomination and
election ot such city. ward and pre-
gLnct officers, except AZ herein other
wise provided. shall he conducted a.
near as may hc as now provided by
law tot the nomination and election
GO city. ward aud precinct officers.
section IN Ati acts or parts OF
acts IN conflict herewith are hereby
repealed.
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PROPOSAL As TO APPOINTMENT
or CONSTABLES IN THE NARI-
on. WARTS

ON tho SECOND Tuesday IN January.
1917. a ctA clerk shall be appointed
hy the Mayor subject 90 confirmation
hv vote OF tNo-thirds ~ the mtm-
utfa Uf the Common Council and
Shall hold oinco during good behavior
mud may hr removed hy the Ma, on
on, fot Eood aud legai cause shown
NAifh tHt rtusent ct two tbifde of the
members W che Commpn Council
Ulctf
PROPOSALS a. TO APPOINTMENT
or DONsTABLES rs THE VAR
IDDS WARDS
There ahulf be ono constable from
each ward who shall continue in Of
tee duriul good behavior Tho MAY
or ahnu have the power 80 remove
nut constable for good and legal
cause on written charges submitted
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r. p w. CASH ACCOUNT no. l
FUND
3 Max c Koch. Treas. re-
bate on permits ,....S - p
y. T.. W. CASH ACCOUNT no.
FUND
7O--MaN C. Koch. Treas. re-
bate on permits 23e "a
7I--MaX g Koch Treas, re-
bate on permits. 235 81
5 AL II
DETROIT CITY SINKING FUND.
s -Ferd pOrath & Son spc-
cial assmt bonds. 1897 90
II. r. W. GENERAL FUND.
2g1 % t. r.. tickets .,,...s 90
snoniies - 81
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Accepted and referred to the Com
mittce on WAYS and Means.
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From tn. Corporation Counsel

To the Honorable the Common Council.
Gentlemen. As per your request
| herewith enclose the proper resolu-
ton for the opening OF EWcrs AVE.
nue. from Michigan Avenue To ~.
John Avenue, where not ulrcadN
open. 50 feet wide, as public street
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FROM the Controller.

Accepted and referred TO Commit
tee on Charter and cry Legislation.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-08-17
RAILROAD STRIKE
CONTINUED from First Page)

Mr.. Wilson. The managers spent the
day in informal meetings and con-
ferences at their hotel. The EN-
ployes' representatives rested at their
hotel, saying they had nothing TO con-
fer about among themselves.
The President is depending largely
upon public opinion TO force a settle.
ment. Should the present method OF
procedure seem about to fail, it was
thought probable to-day be would
take the public into his confidence.
Commission Discussed.
Discussion of the creation OF Fed
eral commission to investigate the
railroad situation conferred largely to-
day around the contention Of railroad
officials that such commission would
be able to get At all the facts and be
able 10 prevent a recurrence Of the
present crisis. The President has Ia
ken up with both sides suggestions
as to the best way to make up COM
mission which would be satisfactory.
The principal reasons advanced by
the managers in insisting on arbitra-
ton was their belief the whole prin.
ciple OF arbitration Is at stake and
points made during the consideration
of their recent petitions for five per
cent. increase in freight rates. The
Interstate Commerce Commission in
timated at that time that when rail.
road officials gave wage increases OF
their own accord and without arbttra,
ton, they must bear the consequences.
During the day the managers COM
mittee had experts at work compiling
data on the cost to the railroads Of an
s hour day. This data they planned To
present 10 the President to uphold
their position. 1t was anticipated that
the managers would not give d decis,
ion on the Presidents plan until AZ.
ter they hold a meeting following
their conference with Mr.. Wilson.
Members OF congress kept in close
touch with the situation. although II
was understood no determined effort
toward congressional action would be
taken unless recommended by the
President or unless his efforts to avert
q strike should fail.
Brotherhood officials were Darticu
'larly cautious about committing them,
selves as. 10 what form OF settlement
probably would be agreeable TO the
committee Of $40. They are anxious
that any agreement which may he
reached shall result from the unani
nous vote Of the whole committee
and not appear to be forced upon them
by the subcommittee.
Rent Hall For Conference
With a view to giving the entire
committee the fullest opportunity 10
discuss the Presidents proposal, or
any other propositions which might
arise, the brotherhood leaders tonight
rented a hall for conferences. The
first meeting will be held tomorrow
afternoon at ! o'clock before calling
at the White House. Leaders plan tc
hold another meeting after the con
ference with the President.
General discussion OF tho situation
will he encouraged at all of these
meetings. 1t was said by brotherhood
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BUMPER APPLE CR0p !.
FOR WEST VIRGINIA !.
NEARLY FouR NILIoN 1A11111:
WILL BE PRoDuc1D 1o1 11 *; =
YEAR. q:
Exceeding That Of 1915 b. Nore xhAx
KiIlion BarrelS-Big Wheat A4dJ ~
Hay X1sld. - 80:

According to a special bulletin r..
ceIyed at the Pan Handle Agricultural
club here yesterday, West Virsiniag.l||
apple crop. will he almost million bar
rcls greater this fall than last year. aG9l
the peach crop will be less than .hal1E55
that Of 1915. ssGG;ttia
The apple crop will be 3.4sO.00o. par,,E
peaches. 100000 bu shels. against 1:1et.S.
OnO. The acreage Of tobacco Is - PEI
cent more than last year. There VIZ
be less. corn and oats but more Wheat
and hay for West Virginia this yeaT,:
re ads the bulletin. which has been com:
piled by Field Agent H. F. Bryant, q:
the Bureau Of Estimates or the unHSy1
States Department Of Agriculture.
Prof. I. S. Cook. Ohio county asent.:
and Webster II. SILL Brooks couRtys
agent Of the Pan Handle AgricultlEa
the total amount Of crops raised In this,
section Of the state this year. ytiytl
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chamberiain's Collie, Cholera ana :
Dlarrhoea Remedy.

Few medicines have met vita more:
favor or accomplished more good than:
Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera and 4DtAs.
dhoea Remedy. From small Dekin.
ming it's sale and use has extended 10:
all parts Of the United States and NO
many foreign countries. Everywhenes
it has received unstinted praise. We.
confidentialy believe that 1t has ~;
lieved more pain and suffering ma
saved the lives OF more people than
any other preparation IN use. One oF
ordinary attack OF collie or dierrhoeA.l
It has been used in many epidemie1
Of dysentery with perfect success. II
is especially valuable for summer
diarrhoeas in children. Every family
should keep It at hand as attacks OK;
cholera morbus often result fatally Be-:
fore medicine can be procured ofiiA:
physician summoned. Obtainabls ~
eryWhere. ~
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-08-17
THE THEATRES
WHERE ARE MY cH1LDREN7

The Court theatre was crowded aSdlh
at both performances yesterday "a VII
ness that different photo-p.ay Where
Are My Children" No better "ndorSr,
rnent OF the picture t"ntG IL: hln l"M'.
nv sceiu- TN. attendance increase at
each performance: since N"ndAE mat
inee. The plctur" has been produced 20
serve "A moral pucprS. and as SNtn Il Is
an excellent and vivid prtacHn'n'. as
we'll as an interesting and eutertain-
ing propduction. .Th- play deals win
a much discussed subject. oirth-SoIatTo Oh
1t strikes at the r""i 0; an SE!t anu
frankly shows the truth. In doing so
It max makes a prodnc;Lpn Especially might
eninS tor pAren,S. Good IhotoSrhp,E;
excellent acting ~ u strong cast n"a6cu
nv the we'll known actor Tyrone Power.
with beautiful exterior scenes. all hrti'
10 make this wonderfully Interesting
feature. AS usual Two r"r'"'H:ihS
will be given today. III. balance ~ 'Als
week and all next week
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-08-17
Train Your Hair as
an Actress Does

No class Of people devotes as
much time to beauty as do actresses
and naturally no class must be
more careful to retain and develop
their charms. Inquiry among them
develops the information that in
hair care they find it dangerous TO
shampoo with any makeshift hair
cleanser. Instead they have studied
TO lind the finest preparation made
for shamp6oing and bringing out
the beauty Of the hair. The major
ity Of them say that 10 enjoy the
best hair wash and scalp stimula-
TOT that is known, get a package OF
canthroX from your druggist; dis
solve tcaspoonful in a cup of hot
water and your shampoo is ready.
IL costs less than three cents for
this amount After its use the hair
dries rapidly. with uniform color.
Dandruff, excess oil and dirt are dis
solved and entirely disappear. Your
hair will he 50 fluffy that it will
look much heavier than it is. It's
hustre and softness will also delight
YOU, while the stimulated scalp
gains The health which insures hair
growth.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-08-17
Briefs.

Mr.. Glenn Lentz of Woodsfeld Is Wis
ting his brother. MIR, Tom Lentz. on
Main street.
VIM, Simmons of Washington. Pa. Is
the guest Of friends in the city this
week.
John Lowe Of Parkersburg was a
business visitor in the city Monday.
Fred Bowers OF New Athens, O.. is
the guest Of his mother. Mrs. Henry
kooutz.
burg are visiting their mother. Mrs.
Geo. Grail, of o street.
las. Lovcall OF Jacksonburg was a
business visited in the city Monday.
w. J. Williamson left for business
trip TO Pittsburgh Monday.
Phillip Fluharty of Minnie was ousi-
Marshall skinner and son. James. left
for Laredo, Texas. Monday morning;
Sherman Taught left for Virginia
Monday TO visit his parents EMS. G. us-v.s
Monday 10 look after business.
Adam Ice Of Tulsa, Okla. Is visiting
friends in the city.
MIR, Allen Brock Of Moundsville,
former resident Of TINS city was VS.
Mrs. Jas. Mccormick ct Pittsburgh Is
visiting her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. r. &.
Leap. :,
Mrs. Leon krewshcrger OF Salem is
visiting her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Mont
Francis. OF the south side.
Mack Sherman of Beerer' O.. is WIS.,
itinG friends in the city.
r n. kidder Of Minnie was g. busi-
ness caller In the city Monday,
DR.. J. R. Thorn Of Paden City was
business caller in the city Wednesday
Miss Mabel Lentz left Monday for
Bellaire. O.. where she will visit rela-
Mrs. J. B. Clark left Wednesday for
Woodsheld, O., where she will visit rela-
Mir, and Mrs. Alex Ballough are the
proud parents OF daughter, which ar
rived Tuesday morning.
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leaders The problem is too big, they
maintain for the sub-committee 10 at
tempt TO dictate what should be done
by the full committee, and they pro-
pose that responsibility for the hnal
decision shall fall on the entire G40
men.
Most Of the brotherhood leaders VINO
have been comforting with the Presl-
dent, it was declared. would be will
ing 10 negotiate all issues 10 the coil
troverSy except the guaranteed eight
hour day. With it assured them be.
You'd all doubt il was said. they would
be inclined 10 accept any fair pro-
position for settling collateral issues.
Even the proposal Of pro rata pay or
overtime. which would mean an in
crease OF from twenty To twenty-five
percent 10 employees working extra
hours, was said to appeal 10 them. On
all hands ii was reiterated that the Or
iginal proposal of time and a half tor
overtime was merely included in the
employees demands for the purpose OF
enforcing ans hour day agreement,
should one be entered into.
W. S. Carter. head of The Firemen'S
Brotherhood, who went 10 New York
last night 10 confer with the general
committee, carried no suggestions
from the employees cOnferees here as
TO what their attitude should be. His
was a mission OF explanation. and not
argument. brotherhood leaders as
serted. He discussed the general stu
alton with the men, but made no eff
fort To advise them as TO what they
should or should not do.
While most of the committee &C.
companied Mr.. Carter 10 WaShingI on
tonight. an advance guard from the
southern and southwestern parts of
the country, where the eight-hour day
is in effect on most Of the railroads,
preceded him here soon after receiv'
ing their summons from their leaders.
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nusr1E rARNuM-y1RGINIA.

The romantic love ~ Il ihanI$"nc
clear-eyed wodSman for daintIiF. oftu,
throuyh the rough home-Spun OF - aFy
Crockett the Paramount pnoto-
play now playing at the Virginia thea
tire. - c,,,,-,., =.
the Young hero Of the frontier. Is tam
talized and baftled by a maiden whom
he could and finally did carry off bodily.
The loftiness OF his regard and the
these scenes incomparably beautiful.
The vast range of scenery anil climate
that is available for motion pictures IN
Southern California is wonderfully
shown in the raging snow storm ana
the sumner-Sarden scenes that were
taken on location ali within days ride
from the studio.
The story has the spice and hatr-ris-
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UP TO AUSTRIAN E1rFH1o1.

PARIS. Aug. Is. Sis p. m.-The mat.
ter Of Count Julius Andrassy succeeds:
ine Baron Won Burian az Austrian for:
eign minister, says a wireless despatch
from Rome, now appears to be depend,
ent on whether Emperor Francis Joseph;
will accede to Count Andrassy's request,
that Hungary be allowed to have -
larger part in the direction OF the Tor!
eizn policy OF the dual monarchy. The,
Emperor's decision on the matter, It al
said is still being delayed.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-08-17
HURRICANE DAMAGING.

KINGSTON. Jamaica. Aug. 16.-The
hurricane which struck the eastern end
Of Jamaica last night resulted in con-
Siderable damage In banana plantations
hut so far as has been ascertained CO.
coanut trees and sugar cane were not
seriously affected. The wires in all di-
rections from Kingston were not s"r-
iously affected. The wires In all dircc.
tions from Kingston are down and nc
details have been received from the
north and west coasts of the island.
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MISS ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

Alice Brady fresh from her great per-
snnal triumph "LaBohme." returned
90 the Colonial theatcr screen yesterday
in another distinctive World film fea-
ture entitled. Miss retticoats." AS in
her -rmer vehicle. Miss Brady scores a
hit. She plays the leading role in a
manner altogether pleasing and charm
ing. at the same time giving the char
actcrs such Il great representation as to
max" even her closest admirers gaze
On in wonder.
charming the cast convincing. as n
whole Il de luxe and refreshing motion
picture that will please the most dis
eliminating audience. The same pro-
gram will be repeated today.
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"HoNOR THY NAME"

Frank Keenan,, Charles Ray and
Louise Glarim three popular Triangle
stars. will be seen in Honor Thy
Name" :vlrile drama OF paternal de-
votion and sacrifice at tho Rep Thcater
today. Mr.. Keenan, Is always a power
ful figure on the screen, but he will be
n revelation TO even his closest admirers
in this dranla. Charles Ray. the gifted
Young star. is given 4 fine opportunity
10 display himself as fashionplatH.
Louise Glaum has the leading female
role and her artistic handling OF the
part is said TO rlya! anything she has
even done Honor Thy Name" is the
story nf n fathers sacrifice tn have his
son. The Surf Girl. the latest two-act
Keystone comedy will also be shown.