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Norwich bulletin., 1917-07-14
LEBANON
Chroniele of the Weeks Visitors Canning Demonstration Held at Grange Hall.

Mr. and Mrs. Davoll of New Lon don spent Saturday and Sunday with Mrs. Annie Perry.
 Mrs. Frank Kingsley was a recent guest of her daughter, Mrs. Roland Slate of Groton.
 Mir. and Mrs. Edward Bliss and son, Paul of Hartford spent Saturday and Sunday with Mrs. Bliss mother, Mrs. Jane Card
 Afr. and Mrs John Abell of New York are visiting the formers par ents, Mir. and Mrs. C. J. AbeI
 Mir. and Mrs. Herbert Congden of Winimantic were recent guests of Miss Electa Brown. MF. and Mrs Fra nF Churchill and children Of Rocky Hill were recent guests of Mrs Hattie s. Robinson.
 Guest from New York.
 Miss Nellie Williamson of New York is visiting Dr. and Mrs. E. L. Daniel son.
 Deacon and Mrs. William wetmore are spending some time in Hartford
 Edward Churchill of Rocky Hi:i is visiting his grandmother. Mrs. Hattie S. Robinson.
 Miss Grace Patton of WilIimantic vas recent guest of MT. and Mrs.
 Mrs. E. C. Lfllie entertained Sun day Mir. and Mrs. Ernest Clark |. Hartford. Miss Amy Lillie of@N-i!li- mantle and W. P. Lillie of North
 
 Mir and Mrs. c. l.. Hoxie of West @arehafn- Mass were at E. A. & A. F ". Hoxie's Sunday
 Mir. and Mrs. C. NJ. Geer and chill dren motored to South Killingly Sun day bringing home with them Mrs H. M. Peck who has been spending some time with her daughter, Mrs NJ D. Whitaker
 Miss Ella Peck of Hartford is visit ing her sister. Mrs. c. NJ Geer.
 MT. and Mrs, George Brush and daugbter ef Rozrah spent Sunday at Clark Standish's
 Miss Bernice Stewart of Sprag spent the holiday with Miss Nary tandish
 Canning Demonstration
 A Hann1ng demonstration was given in Grange hall Thursday afternoon under the auspices of the grange A large number of ladies was present.
 The Red Cross met Tuesday after noon with Miss Hattie Hewitt.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-07-14
MOHEGAN

Mir. Palmer of Norwich attended church here Sunday.
 Rev. Allen Shaw Bush and Mrs. Bush, of Gales Ferry, attended church here Sunday.
 Mrs Harris of Norwich was a call CT here Sunday.
 Miss Dupeus of Norwich called on friends here Sunday.
 Hope Holden of New Jersey has re- turned, after spending several days with her grandparents and other rel atives here.
 There was a good attendance at church Sunday morning
 MT. Bradford of New Jersey, has been visiting his parents, MT and Mrs. James Bradford.
 Hope Holden of New Jersey has returned, after spending several days with her grandparents and MT and Mrs. Bradford and other relatives of this place.
 G. R. Saunders of Norwich attend ed church here Sunday
Norwich bulletin., 1917-07-14
SALEM
Guests Entertained at TisdaIe Bun saIow-Nathaniei Clark Sings at C. E. Meeting.

Mir. and Mrs Henry Tisdale enter tained several friends and relatives from New London at their bungalow Sunday.
 Mrs. Mary Darling spent a few days this week with friends in East Had dam.
 Ruth Murray is visiting for two weeks with her grandmother, Mrs. Phoebe F.. Robinson, in Rozrah.
 Mrs. A-pheus Nye and two children of Stoddard's Wharf, were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Sherwood Miner, the first of the week.
 MT and Mrs. Nathaniel Clark en- tertained relatives from Wiliimantic, Sunday.
 Miss Jennie Graduisky, of Chapel Hill, spent a few days recently with Mrs. Abram Siminowitz.
 Led C. E. Nesting.
 Rev. J. G. Hehr was the leader of the Y. P. s. C. F. meeting Sunday evening A solo was sung by Ma thaniel Clark.
 Mr. and Mrs. James Beebe and daughter. Doris. called on relatives at Grassy Hill, Sunday.
 Mrs. Mabel Gordon and son, Ches- ter. of Montrille, spent Sunday with Mrs. Gordon's mother, Mrs. s. A. Tibbetts
Norwich bulletin., 1917-07-14
LEONARD BRIDGE


 Otto A. Nettleton was in Colches- ter Saturday evening
 Miss Nettie NJ. Williams of Lebanon renter is the guest of Mrs. Rexfort B. Cummings
 Mrs Nellie Thayer spent Sunday Wlth her daughter, Mrs. Albert Whea- ton and family
 AIT: and Mrs. Arthur. H. Clark and son Arthur H. Jr-, of Brooklyn N. Y, zane saturday night to visit Mr SIarks parents, MT. and Mrs salmon ": Clarke for their vacation.
 Mrs, Jehn Malone is in Wiiliman-
 Mrs. Henry L. Watrous entertained party from Willimantic on the re- cent holiday
 Chester J. Holmes is visiting his prother Thomas Holmes of Norwich
 Mrs. Alfred Hughes has returned to Providence, R. l., after a few days visit with her mother, Mrs Maria c. Haas. -
 K, l.. Cummings and daughter Ber- nice were in South Windharn recent
Norwich bulletin., 1917-07-14
NIANTIC
Mrs. c. s. Bradley to Speak Again Tomorrow-News From the Cot tagers.

Mrs. c. s. Bradley of Boston. will speak on Sunday, at the Ladies' Aid building, Pine Grove, at II a. m, 3 and D. m. Mrs. Bradley has been here through the week. There was quite a large attendance to hear her last Sunday.
 Frank Russell of Mantle is build ing bungalow at the Grove for Major Mcintyre of Putnam
 Miss Kate Wiley Is spending a week al Suffie.d
 Mrs. G. K. Crandall of Best View. Waterford, spent Tuesday with her mother, Mrs. Adelaide Spencer
 Miss Martha Hargey of UncasvilIe was a recent guest of Mrs G. B. Dickenson.
 A. E. Brown and H. E. Smith left Sunday by automobile for New Ha- ven.
 George Neuschafer left last week for his business In New York city. after passing his vacation with his sister, Mrs. Olivia NJ Case MT. Neuschafer as secretary to August Belmont.
 here Wednesday.
 D. L. Hebron is acting as watch man at the railroad bridge
 John BeckWith and his men have finished moving Mir. Stein's places at Black Point.
 Major Mcintyre of Putnam visited the Grove. Tuesday
 Mrs. H. C. Boden is entertaining friends from Willimantic
Norwich bulletin., 1917-07-14
NORTH STONfNGTON
Gift For Congregational Pastor-PIay- ground Work Suspended in Favor of Red Cross-Rev. E. 8. Worcester to Speak at Open Air Service

Rev. O. D. Fisher, pastor of the Con gregationai church, was pleasantly surprised on his birthday, July 6, by he will use to visit his sons.
 Tea Garden Planned.
 The Red Cross Auxiliary met We'd nesday afternoon. After sewing and knitting, 4 o'clock tea was served. Plans were made for holding a tea garden for the benefit of the Red Cross.
 Playground Work Suspended. The Children's Playground, which has been conducted by the women of the community for several summers. is not being held this season, on ac- count of the war, local effort being wholly concentrated upon Red Cross work
 Rev. Lucian Drury supplied the pus- pit of the Second Baptist church last Sunday.
 Mrs. Edward Main and daughter are visiting in New Hampshire.
 Neighborhood Picnic.
 A party of local people. about 45 in number, held a picnic Thursday at Greene Gables, the summer home of Mrs. H. c. Greene, of Westerly Clam chowder and other good things to eat were served at 12 o'clock
 Out Door Service.
 A vesper service will be held on the lawn of the Congregational church Sunday afternoon. Rev. F. S. Wor- cester, of Norwich. will speak. Mrs. William c. Hammond will sing.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-07-14
Fine Looking Gardens.

Owing to the keen interest taken fin the home gardens earlier in the season when nearly every family in the vil- Iage took advantage of the offer of Bros. Co. gardens about the village are greatly admired by all passing along the highway. Scores of out of town visitors declare the gardens to be the finest that they have seen any where.
 owing to the fact that nearly all the housewives have an abundance Of vegetables in their gardens, fl Is ex- pected that the audience this after noon will he the largest of any of the meetings held this season
 Personal Items.
 Mrs Mary Irwin of Providence is visiting at the home of Mir. and Mrs.
 Misses Julia I. Josephine King berger and Misses Mary and Rather inc Mccarthy motored to Rocky Point Sunday
 Miss Katie A. Murphy of Norwich is visiting her nieces, the Misses Mo Carty.
 Mrs. Margaret Sweeney and chil- dren Thomas. Jeremiah and Miss Nel- motored to Bristol Sunday and were guests of her daughter. Mrs. Walter Brown.
 Miss Josephine Kingberger has re- turned from a visit of several weeks with her grandmother in Fall River, Mass.
 Leave for Maine.
 Miss Mary McCartv and Miss Mary KingberEer left Tuesday to G;end the summer in Maine.
 Mir. and Mrs. Chas. Fiske. Mrs Jen-- Mics and Miss Elizabeth Sullivan were recent guests of Wiilimantic rel atives.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-07-14

Dr. Helen Baldwin gave the first in series of lectures on the Red Cross. Thursday afternoon, at the home of Mrs. s. B. Hadley.
 MT. and Mrs. F'red Phillips and two children return tp Attleboro. Mass. today (Saturdayl after two weeks stay with Mrs. Phillips brothers in this place.
 Mrs. M- S. Cater. has been the guest of her cousin, Mrs. F. A. Fuller of Abingdon.
 Arthur Kinne and a friend from Canterbury Plains attended church at Newent Sunday.
 Mrs. Perle Whitford and three chill
 Horse Breaks Lea.
 A valuable horse belonging to Burr Smith broke its leg in a peculiar way last week. It was being driven up from pasture when it struck stone in such 8 way that its leg was broken between the hoof and fetlock. A veterinary who was called thought it possible to save the animal and placed the foot in a plaster cast. According to last reports it was doing we'll.
 Former U. 8. Minister to Speak.
 Hon. George Corey of New York is spending a week or two with his sis ter, Mrs. J. H. Kennedy. Mir. Corey who was at one time U. S. minister to Holland has travelled extensively, and will give an address on Red Cross Patriotism at Newent church on Sun day evening.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-07-14

Boston were weekend guests at the home of MT. and Mrs. Ezra Briggs
 Morris Anderson led the B. Y. F. U. service Sunday evening.
 MT. and Mrs. Charles Anderson were Sunday callers at the home of Mir. and Mrs. John Whalley at Lisbon
 Thomas Mcdonald was business caller in Norwich Wednesday.
 Nathan Graf spent the week end at his home in Norwich.
 Irving Weeks has been calling on friends here the past few days.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-07-14
GARDNER LAKE

MT. Roberts of Camp Massapeak will have charge of the service a the M. F. church Sunday morning at II o'clock.
 A number of the Y NJ. C. A. boys Of Norwich are at Camp Massapeak.
 Mrs. Joseph Dat and family have returned to their home in Norwich
 Roy Brayman and family of Hart ford, have built a bungalow on their property at the lake and are to spend the summer months there.
 NJ " B. Pierson of Norwich and Harold Pierson of Waterbury, are spending a few days at Valley Farm.
 R. w. BrayIay, Norman Bray.ey and Earl Dudley of Brooklyn, are camping at the lake.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-07-14
NORWICH, CONN.

was the guest this week Of his rnoti er Mrs. A. J. Johnson.
 Mrs. Carrie Parks of Reh1bofr. Mass. has been spending the week at the home Of Mir. and Mra- J. J. Eor1
 Mrs. K. P. Champilu and daunhter Miss Grace NJ. Champllu of AriinTtor. Mass. are guests of Ir. and NrH. %. F. Whiting at Tncas Farm.
 Met With Mrs. Ellls.
 An interesting meeting vas held teFnoon. The opening song was stand Up for Jesus. The Scripture was read by Mrs. Ellis from Joshua ,. I-9. foI- lowed by prayer by Mra. Starfuea- ther. The speaker was Miss Grace Eaton of Nashville. Tenn. who repre- sents the Fireside Schools among coll ored people under care Of The Wow ans American Baptist Home Mission ary Society Miss Eaton is editor 1f Hope. a paper widely known. eapac- ially among colOred people
 Indoor Picnic.
 The T.. p. club met with Mrs VII Ham White Wednesday. owing fT fhe on the lawn were abandoned hslt the picnic spirit prevailed. Dinner con- sisted of baked beans. brown bread. pickles rolls. salad. assorted ca<e. ief cream. fruit and c1Udt. social dime followed Guests were present from Hozrnh. Norwich and East Great Plains.
 The services a the EaptlEt 0hurra Sunday will be morning worship at q o'clock. Sunday school af "a if and E N r. IT. ar 2 90 D. ru
Norwich bulletin., 1917-07-14
NEW LONDON co
 LEDYARD
Invitations Out For. Allyn Morgan Weddins-LoeaI Members of coun- ciI of Defence.

David Miller of New York and Mrs. Clara Vailette of Chicago have been guests of Mir. and Mrs. Charles D.. Geer for the past week.
 Wedding Invitations.
 Invitations have been received to the marriage of Margaret Jane. only daughter of MT. and Mrs. William Is- gan, at the Ledyard Congregational church, Friday evening. July 27th. at ' o'clock. A reception will follow at the residence of the brides parents. Mir. and Mrs. Morgan will be at home on Greenmanville avenue, Mystic. after October 1st.
 Heard and Seen.
 Alfred TayIer from near Boston. has been the guest of his brother. D. D. Taylor for g. few days.
 Arthur D. Barrett who has been at home for the past week cutting his grass, returned Tuesday to Ansonia where he is employed as fireman for the American Bridge Co.
 Rev. and Mrs. Arthur Goodenodgh of Winchester, Conn.,, have been the law, Rev. and Mrs. G. F. Goodenough for the past few days.
 Met to Sew.
 The LSdyard ThinlbIe club met with Mrs. Clarence Knight Tuesday after noon. A social time was enjoyed and refreshments were served at the close.
 Miss Aidene Clark of stonington has been visiting for few days with Mrs. Otis H. Avery.
 Members of Council of Defence. Town Clerk William I. Allyn and Judge Samuel F. Hoidridge have been appointed members of the Council of Defense for New London county.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-07-14

w. M. 5isson, Jr.. and Gerald Sis son, were in Mfddietown, Monday.
 MT. and Mrs. N. g. Strong rnotored to Middletown and Durham, Monday.
 G. H. Strong and N. 8. Strong, Ed ward and Robert Strong, motored to New London, Wednesday.
 Mrs. Alpheus Nye and sons have been spending a week at George Bab- cocks
Norwich bulletin., 1917-07-14
VOLUNTOWN
Local People Have Sunday Outing al
 Beach Pond.

Albert Dupont spent few days at Danbury last week
 Henry Cole has returned to Newton. Mass. after spending several days with relatives here.
 large number of local residents were at Beach Pond Sunday to spend the day
 MT. and Mrs William Barron of
Norwich bulletin., 1917-07-14
Indoor Picnic
HAMBURG
Death Of Mrs. William saVyer-L. 6
 8. Hoids Strawberry Sale

Mrs Willlau Sawyer died Iaaf Tle~- day morning after a lnu@ Hluesr rre !s survived hv her H-. .psnd and frr children. The funeral services we held Thursdnr at o'clock and wore largely attended.
 Strawberry Sale.
 The annual strawberry sale rlver hv The i.. E. S lasr week Friday wnr 8 success. A bout $50 waE made Tho affair was given under tre direction of Harry Moves and was greatly en- joyed.
 The Red Cross Workers arc meot- ing every week and fine ueubera1-r is increasing
 Mrs. George HolWin and son Heur- Of Rutherford. N. J- spent Saturday and Sunday at Robert Eawter'= Hem rv Holman belongs to tne amall4lce department.
 Mrs Fannie Tiffany os Hartford is the guest of her son. John Tiffany
 Mrs. Frank Gays and Misa IaT Harding went to Hampton The hrTt of tho week co visit their aistcr. Hise Fred F'itts.
 C M. Tiffany is having carpenterH put in new hardwood floors and max Ing other improvements to h4H houue.
 Miss Flora Brooks of East Marion. L. T.. is the gu"v- of afrT. James Lord.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-07-14
CAMPBELL'S MILLS

A family from New York has bought and is living on the farm recently owned by the late P. B. Saunders.
 Mir. and Mrs. Vine Barber are en- tertaining Miss Lucy Gray and Cliff ford Gray of Norwich.
 Edgar Palmer recently bought new automobile
 There are many parties enjoying the fishing at Beach Pond Charles A. Barber is doing carpen- tering for Mrs. Orrigen Gallup a. Southern Voluntoyn.
 Howard Clark is driving team for his brother. William Clark
 NORTH LYME
Norwich bulletin., 1917-07-14
FITCHVHLE
Free Canning Demonstration Today Good Chance to Learn How to Save
 Extra Vegetables From Home Gar
 dens.

This Saturday afternoon at 2.3O there will be a public canning demon stra ton In Palmer hall for all who are interested in canning.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-07-14

Spain has authorized ths export of 20 900 tons of potatoes with pawn -t Q at the rate of Ave pcFeraa per tln- dred kilOgramme8 tab0ut foB. per ton).
Norwich bulletin., 1917-07-14
LEFFiNGWELL

Miss Eaton of Nashville Addresses Meeting-indoor Picnic of L. p. Club.
 Fred A. Lefnngwell and Charles L.. Rathbone were guests Sunday of Ed ward Rathbone of Amston.
 Ebert l.. Johnson of Ocean Beach
Norwich bulletin., 1917-07-14
LIsBOfs

Dr. Helen Baldwin Begins Series of Lectures = Horse Strikes Stone, ersakine Lss-Former u. 8. Minis ter Covey to Speak.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-07-14

General Madsen, formsrly Danish War Minister has died at the age Of T3.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-07-14
ASFfWILLETT

MT. and Mrs. Paul Chartier of South Manchester were Sunday call CTS of Mrs. Jalia A. Crurnb
 Charles Ahlberg was business caller in Norwich this week
 Mrs. Julia A. Crumb, who has been i'll for a year is confined to the house at present She entertained her sis ter and niece from Jewett City Sun day.
 Otto Anderson, Jr., of Glasgo, who has a new driving horse. was caller on his father in Ashwillett Sunday afternoon.
 Farmers are trying to get through hoeing so to begin moving.
 Siackers in Congress.
 The Ar1e:ican people are commence ing to take not.ce that there are slaekers evan in Nengress.-oshlSosh er.ss > s.. --s. ,-71s,ll
Norwich bulletin., 1917-07-14
NORTH LYME

NJ. J. Stark, Miss Emily Stark. Mrs.
Bisbee daily review., 1917-02-17
THE CHALLENGE"
 CENTRAL PhOTOPLAY
Pathe Gold Rooster Offering on Boards at Lowell Play
 house This Evening.

After almost years work on the Pathe Wonder Serial The Shielding Shadow" Donald Mackenzie has re- turned to feature productions. The Challenge" a fiye-reel adaptation of A. II. Woods successful play of the same name. is Mir Mackenzie's latest contribution to the Pathe Gold Rooster Program. This feature appears today at the Central theatre. Lowell.
 The story deals with the regenera- ton of q mining engineer who finds himself and then cOnquers the Obsta- cle that nature has placed before the progress of civilization across the western mountains. It is story Of a man who comes back in a big way.
 Charles Gotthold plays the part of the engineer: Montague Love. the celebrated English actor. is the villain. and the heroine is Helene Chadwick. a find" made by Louis l. Cashier. president of the Astra Film Corpora ton. Miss Chadwick is a beautiful young girl with artistic and dramatic ability, who screens admirably and who bids fair to become a worthwhile addition to the Astra galary Of stars.
Bisbee daily review., 1917-02-17
THEDA BARA PLAYS
 "THE VIXEN" TODAY
Celebrated Vampire Actress Appears Two Days at
 the Royal Theatre.

Theda Bara is the star of the new William Fox photoplay, The XiXen, which will be shown at the Royal theatre for a two days run, beginning today. In this picture. the eminent actress has returned 10 the type Of role which gained her her first fame.
 Miss Bara plays the part Of Elsie Drummond, who lures a lover away from her sister, Helen. and then throws him aside. when he loses his money. Her next move is to take another Of her sisters lovers: this time the man keeps his money. So Elsie keeps the man.
 The denouement comes some years later. when the deceit which Elsie had practised toward her sister is proven. It is then that Helen's forebearance saves her from an unhappy home life.
 J. Gordon Edwards directed this pie ture for MT Fox.
Bisbee daily review., 1917-02-17
JURORS IN JUSTICE
 COURT REFUSE PAY
 FOR THEIR SERVICES
Twelve Good Men Bring in a ''Fifty-Fifty" Verdict and Then Announce They Will Turn Down Pay Checks.

A peculiar jury and d peculiar yer dict yesterday combined 10 make up one of the most peculiar cases ever tried in Judge NJ. C Highs court. The case was that Of Chris VukasOvich vs. Patrick Lyng and ClauGia Lyng. the plaintin suing to collect $94 due on a grocery account The jury brought in la verdict ordering the defendants to pay the account and the plaintiff to pay the costs of the trial. the jury itself deciding that it would not ac- cept any fee for its services. Attorney L. E. Whitney. for the defendants. had admitted that the account was due. but contended that the plaintiff should be ordered to stand the costs. The fifty fifty" verdict left it a doubtful matter just wko really won the case, but both sides appeared satisfied. This is said to be the first time. how ever that twelve jurors have vOluntar- fly decided to donate their services in any case in Bisbee.
Bisbee daily review., 1917-02-17
MINE STRIKE ENDS

DENVER, Feb. 16.-A strike of
 miners at the Huefanos Coal mine at Walsenburg yesterday and of 100 teamsters in the Gray district was settled today by the state industrial commission. Secretary J. A. Warner of the commission obtained the pro mise of the men 10 return to work ending a settlement which the com mission will attempt to reach at q conference Monday.
Bisbee daily review., 1917-02-17
EPIDEMIC FACING
 WARREN DISTRICT
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 used in these regulations shall be construed to mean and include. first. absolute prohibition of entrance to or exit from a building or conveyance except by officers or attendants au- thOrized by the health authorities, and the placing of guards, if neces- sary. to enforce this prohibition.
 "The ter mmOdified quarantine as used in these regulations shall be con strued to mean an include. first, pro hibition of entrance and exit, as in absolute quarantine, except against certain members of the family au- thorized by the health authorities to pass in and out under certain definite restrictions. .... the wage earner is allowed, under modified quarantine. D continue work provided he at no time comes in contact with the pa
 tent, and that he has and uses facil- ities for thoroughly cleansing his hands immediately before leaving the premises. it shall be understood that such persons shall not be en- oloyed in an establishment maintain ing the production. sale or manufac- ture of candy or food products. in eluding milk and ice cream; nor shall any such person be employed as a teacher of children nor in any other ,apacity that brings them in intimate contact with children.
 Persons admitted to access to and exit from households under modified quarantine shall abstain from attend ing places of amusement. worship or education. and, as far as possible. from visiting other private houses.
 No child or other person who is suffering from German measles. humps or chicken pox shall be per nitted 10 attend any public, private. rarochial, Sunday or other school; and all principals, Sunday school su- perintendents or other persons in charge of such schools are hereby re- quested to exclude any and all such children and persons from said schools prior to the receipt of certi- fcate of recovery issued by the health officer or his accredited agent. follow ing the receipt of the physicians cer- tificate of recovery"
Bisbee daily review., 1917-02-17
LOOKING OVER cHEvRoLsTs.

Walter Barney. Southern California and Arizona inspector for the Chev rolet Motor company, is in Bisbee in the interests of Chevrolet owners in the Warren district. Barney, a Sai
 Diego man, has been with the Chev- rolet people for two years and is re cogniZed as one of the most expeI [ men in his line. He expressed him self as agreeabiy surprised with the condition of roads in Cochise county
Bisbee daily review., 1917-02-17
GERMAN PLANES ACTIVE.

BERLIN, Feb. 16.-(via London)- An official communication today says:
 Naval aeroplanes again Wednesday evening successfully bombed the aeIo- drOme near Dunkirk. Hits and a con iagration were observed in the air sheds. All the airplanes returned without damage"
Bisbee daily review., 1917-02-17
FAKE sos" CALL CAUSES
 NEW YORK YOUTHS ARREST

NEW YORK, Feb. Exchanged with sending out a false sos" message: We are sinking, William F. Eckhofi. a -16 year Olr Brooklyn grocery boy with a wireless apparatus on the roof If his home, was arrested today and held in $500 bail by a United States commissioner. Luis Crumm. chief radio officer of the battleship Arizona, made the complaint
Bisbee daily review., 1917-02-17
UNIVERSAL PICTURES AT STAR.

Beginning today the Star theatre will show new Universal pictures dai- ly. This change will meet with ap- proval of the theatregoers. A new serial. The Purple Mask" will be started Monday. This is a sixteen part serial. Grace Cunard and Fran cis Ford are the stars.