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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-09-10
NOTICE.

Unity Council K Of c. call special
meeting to confer the First Degree to
several candidates. All members are
requested to attend. 9-10-
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-09-10
GUILTY AS ACCUSED

or having the best optical service in
Lake county S. Silver. JeweIer and
Manufacturing optician, III State St,
Hammond, Indiana. e-10-1
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-09-10

If You Think THE TIMES Is
Doing It's Bit Your Support Is Al
ways Welcome
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-09-10
IT'S NOTHING To Do TILL
TOMORROW At CAMP TAYLOR

CAMP TAYLOR, LOUISVILLE. KY.
Sept. 1o.-Lake county's f1rst per
cent quota finished coming yesterday,
and the men from the exemption dis
tricts OF Gary. East Chicago Hammond
and other parts of the county today
undergo physical examination.
Those who are here are entering into
soldiers life heartily They get up
at 5:45 a. m. and breakfsEt AZ $50
o'clock. After breakfast they answer
the sick call. Some of them have sore
feet and aching legs, but there are only
a few minor complaints. At 7:20 a.. m.
they begin to drill and they put in
eight hours a day to this. with stops
for meals and rest.
On Saturday and wednesday they
drill four hours and on Sunday they do
not drill at all and have the day prac-
tically to themselves. They can sleep
an hour later on Sunday and can at
tend divine service, but they must go
to bed at the regular hour, $3.50 p. m.
It must not be understood that this
eight hours Of drill is a continuous
performance. TO be sure, 1t is a hard
grind for those who never attempted
such a thing before. but the Indiana
recruits all seem anxious to learn and
show an eagerness to become real sol
diers.
Some to he Replaced.
The physical examination Of the men
he's not yet been completed, but six
examining boards are at work and it is
believed that their report will be made
public soon. Those who fail in this
test will be sent home and their places
filled with more recruits from the var
ious counties. When the physical ex-
amfnations are over those who have
passed will receive uniforms and then
the routine Of a training camp Will be-
gin.
Seven out of every 100 men drafted
and assigned to Camp Taylor viii be
rejected for physical deficiencies it is
estimated by Col. John H. Allen. di-
vision surgeon. and in charge of medi-
cal examinations. The men remaining
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-09-10
MILITANT LADY FAN
STARTS BASEBALL RIOT
War Spirit Among Citizens
Everywhere in Region Is
in Evidence.

A woman started riot at a Ham
mond ball game Sunday.
When the smoke cleared away after
the free-for-all fight in the third in
ming of the Scatena Colt-Marigolis
baseball game at Columbia park, Ham
nond, Sunday afternoon, evidence that
a battle had been fought was plain.
One fan had both eyes closed and was
stumbling about for aid. Another
found his right eye shut. anothers lip
was cut and others were more or less
worsted.
1t all started. according TO scaeena
Manager Smith. after ths MariEoldis
fans, Chicago, started a rumpus. A
woman, along with nearly fifty other
fans, instigated the disturbance.
The game ended in tie score. 2 10 ?.
There was no policeman on the ground.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-09-10
GERMANY
SEEKS AN
ARMIST|CE.

Omitted Press star correspondent.)
WASHINGTON. Sept. 10.-Germany
is seeking an armistice-but she won't
set it.
The allies will not pause while Ger
many strengthens herself either for an
other war-as some of her statesmen
have threatened-or to democratize
herself further as scheidemann, social
ist leader, promises today.
This is a response to Scheidemanns
view today from high official in this
government
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-09-10

GLORY AMERICAN
TROOPS

The sight Of Old Glory carried by
q contingent Of our fighting men
reused usually phlegir attic London to
the widest enthusiast. It was Lon
don's chance to show her Joy at
Americas entry into the war and
she took fullest advantage of that
opportunity. AS the soldier boys
marched by they were cheered by
thousands who lined the streets. The
king too showed his appreciation of
Americas help by reviewing the SOL
diers as they passed Buckingham
palace.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-09-10
WASHINGTON
NOT HARMED
BY INTRIGUE
Cause for Severance Of DiDIO-
matte Relations Lacking In
Bu0nOS Aires Plot,
(BULLETIN.)

kEy United Press Cablegran1J
LONDON, Sept. 1o.-Ths srredish
legation broke silence today in issuance
OF a formal statement on the American
relation as TO use Of Swedish diplomatic
messages by the Germans es folIowss
"Tt Is quite unthinkable that the
Swedish government was officially
cosntzant Of the alleged co-nrrurioa-
ticns. It IS equally improbable that
the foreign minister was personally
aware Of the matter"
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-09-10
CAUSE UNKNOWN.

Fred Young. 1s West State street.
hod-carrier, and James Jenkins. 5o4
Sibley street, building wrecker.
fought 1t out until stopped by an Of
hcer at the corner Of State and Hob
man streets last night. It cost them
SIS apiece. the penalty Of the city
court, today.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-09-10
Three no ONE.

Three sailors beat me up" reported
John Djanki. ia Calumet avenue. tc
the police last night The sailors
could not be found.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-04-05

Gmns. unb Die Spnpntbien oet iiber.
iriesenb liberal geiiunten 9ebclferuns
fino ben glufit6n6iifen 5lisepanoi.
Die Siibrer Der Repol,Ition bnben iih
bereit erfl6rt, inter Garuftien, Die
cine ebrIid,e Rriifiins Der lesicn
ggaMersebniiIe imb gupdglns Der
IiberaIen Joroeriingen iideriL Die
gsafien nieoersulesen; WscnornI, auf
ole lllnteritiibnng Der Der. Gtapten
S1bIerrb, bat iia bisber id,roff tbleb.
ifsub perbaIten. Grid,eint es uifjt on.
aebradt, bnb DufeI Gam iih oes alter
gSabpportes eriimere. .Gines MidN.
nes 0aebe III feines Mannes Me6e,
inan joll lie boret ale beebe2" gS
fam Der groben amerifnniid)sn Re.,
plibIif inter on geeenwdrtigeu @er.
b1It,iiiIen nur bodyIt ipiilfonnnen iein
taIagft tpieber Crbming nno Griebeir
nif Der inlter ieine 6ittige seiIonIiHe.
lieu Suiel berseiteilt 8u jebeti.
A~Gbsunpoit1 Gbicaco. 4
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Die Hrphibitipmitfen
Bon ben Rduliuien Der Rabs unb
SrodensBubIen am 9isnitae
bod bfriebjgt.
400 Miribi6af.eu in SuinOis. Mis-
eOniin unb ylinneiOto Dur4 bic,
isIben ausgef4uIbst.

GbieasO. 81, 4. alpril. - Dis
prpbibitioniiisu oriiden iiber bic gi,s
iuIidte Der seiirieen WabIen, bur1 ni.
Tn SainOis, Mistoniin unb Wfinneicta
stipa 400 Wirtbitafien auber getrie6
,sfebi perben, @enugtbuuns aus.
Drei bebaitenbe Sbdbte, Sprina.
fitIb, bic Sauptitabt uon, 8Qineis; (;
WtobifOn, bic Sailptitabi bon Diston,
I'm, fopie bic Sfabt Duluth in min.
neiota baben bic Wirtbf6aften ausaes
T4ieben. Gubsrbem III eirp Qnsabl
bon ileineren Stdbien unb SrtI9aftsn
gu ben srodsnen abtrsesangen, Sn
SprinsfieIb purb. bsr Sies mit!,lit
Der Grauen srrungen, ipelte ein.
wlebrbeit bon 1895 Gtimmen eeaen
bic Wirtbfdaftsn abgaben, ipdbr.n5
BON ben Mdnnern cine fpl6e Don 1877
Stimmen su 9unifen Der BsibsbaIs
tuns berfeiben abgegeben tpnrben.
Dor brei Snbren botien bic syrauen
BON Sprinsfislb cine Waioritai bon
278 Stimmsn fir bic WiribidaFten
Qboeo<beu
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10000 Bernfsarbeiter
Merben gum @intritt in bas Reierpes
Corps bes Qrnee QudrtIers
meifters psrlmst.

@aibingtOn, A. @pril. - Das
&riegsbepartement perlangt iofori
2O,O00Rdnner aller9anDpertstIofen
Inn in bas Rsferpe Corps, bes ar<
n9e Guartiermetfters einsereibt 81
tperben. Mdunern, tpeide fi6 m ibren
reipettipen gerufen als tii9tis erpeis
fen, tpirb ihnelle 8efSrberung IN Ius>
fidt eeitslt. ginsefdlofen IN bic
aifte iinb Bidder. Sufiamiebe, Jlsis
i9er, 3tmmerleute, &lerts, &Dhe,
Glettriter, Waddinifter, godfteinIes
ger, Maurer,, 9(utpmobil Wss4aniter,
Gbauffeure, Wtotorrabfdbrsr, @rbets
ter MufIeher, 4nftrei4ef, Number,
@attler, Stenosrup9en, MogdstnDers
inaTter, syuhrleute, 3eltma4sr, Masens
ruuther uub WiilIsr.
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Dentide Mgextea
Eonen nlgsbli9 beruiitt fem, bic See
gE m ben Siibitanteu gegen ote
9ur,Sesrcgier,utg oat1s-
Il piegeI1.

ming9am, slla.. 4. Gprtl'
Der geri4t, bab beutide 4ssnteu IN
ben fiibli1en Staaten Derfu4en, be
Neger 8eD0lterung gegeu bic Restea
ring Der Der. Staateu auf5ukBer,
K purbe am Waitttpp4 beftGttst. gln=
bssagenten subeu betdnnt, bab Shrtts
te uuterno1nIneu norben feien, Nm ets
paigs JoIsen nisier Sbatigteit sl
perhtnberr-
Die 8saHten erildrten, bab mun
CLAUDE, bab ber neuIi6e Wesaus sror
ger Sd)aaren BON Meg I'm nod n0ro.
Ii4en SnbuftriesGenteru init ben tn
RIIabmna, @eorgia nnb ben beiben Ga.
roiinas inf5snirten DerbeBunsen TN
3ifonimenbung ssbrd6t iperben uIiif,
fen. Gin YIdm Der 1erfftporsr lei
fdeirbar ba9tn eesangen, bie Neger
sur Musnanoeruns na9 Mierifp Si
beram4aifsn. Rsbrert foidxr DrfpHs
- Gl9H4 ~ Gixusaete4 fleAj
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9ie Jriebenss ssSrennhe
lSesten ON Wttpp5 ibre Sbdtigteit.
Inter ben Senntoreu urb Reprdtea'
tarten font.
limb perben, falls bic arissssRaO!u'
tipn attgenommen tptrb.
Gih Rau.pasne sesen 3punssaus4eb
itng beginnen.

@afbington. 9. g., A. april.
2ouis g. 2odner, friiher Setretdr
Der gOrSf4en Sriebens<aommiilton
unb iebt Der Setter Der Sbdtigteit
Der Griebensfrsunbe IN Wdibinston,
fagte am Wsittipo9 Gbenb:
yMtrbaben ben gansen Sag bamtt
5lsebra9t, nit Miitgliebern bes &on'
greHes su fonferiren unb iperben bds
NIT fortfabren. Weun bic &riess,
ReIoIution angenommeH tperbeu ioGte,
iDerben mir cine &asns seesn mis-
litGrtfde 3ipangs 4usbebung be-
girrnen. Wir tperben unfere Sbdtt9s
teit ni9t einiteuen, Toabern eriparten,
IN ben nG9ften Sassn tpeiters Wdus
rer, bic uns beffteben foIlen.@
Sn Der 8sunttDortuug stner Grase
faete Serr aoGner:
.Sa, cine @Saa bon Genatoren
nnb gftprSientdnten bnben perfpro'
"a, fposa Ais AadstS1Ipa ~ him1nes. !
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Ujs anf einen
gsfinbsn ii6 fammtIi6e Ritsliebsr
Der amerttanii4en Warine>Wade
Iuf bsm torpebirten beftiidtsn Dam,
pier .a5tet1 uuter ben Gerettetea.

Ren Yort. a. GpriI. = &m
wiittDo4 traf bier cine tbeiIipeiis 2ifs
Der ueberIebertben bes 0ampfers .45.
tee1, bes rftsn ameritanif9en beftiid,
ten S4iffes, bas bon einem beutfdsn
llnterieeboote Oerfenit purbe, Elm.
SIN berielben iperben, nit ausnabas
bon einem, bic Hamen aIIer Wttglies
Der Der ameritanif3en WurinesAsa6s
als unta ben @erettet<n befinbIih,
ahfgefiibrt. Tsr cine, ipeldrr nidt in
Der 2ifte entbaIttn iii, III Der Uloat
Jo1n GopSlicst sps Maikiuston
- -
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3tpei frabere Glerfs
Der omeritanif9.n 8oti9aft IN
Berlin
Bel ibpe, 4utunft in Rep Dor, fef'
gebaIten.

Rem g0rt, A. apriI. = Oscar
pflus unb 9artipis Depiisn friiber.
Glerts in Der ameritanif9en 8Oti6afi
in Berlin, peI4e am Wiittpot nit
oem fpaniiden Dampfer r4lfonID
Kill" bier uHtamen, uurben rcu
4senten bes Slitis. Departments IN
ibren S4iffstubfnen suriidsebalten,
lum IN ge5us auf tbr ameritanii9ss
8drgerre4t ahsgfrast su Dsrben. gs
DerIautste, bab fie tpabrf4einIi4
sipeds tpeiterer llnteriu6ung nod Oh
lis sJslanb gebra6t iperben ipiirDen.
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perfonen spnrbsn eersttst.
Die ~8enldnbtds einB an 1R
Wf6rA nit 9fobruugsmtttsin bttdbea,
nod QiberpooI Of Dt Befobsae BE-
Funb GUS benz QapitGn 6enraban,
sinem Nmeriidner. unb ansefdbr 40
Wann, BON benen 25 Nmtritdntr
iiub. Dos S&iff por ni&t ormirt.
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Der amerifaniid,t Hrad,t.
banrpfer ',3ealanbta"
Wh 2ebensmitteln an gorb, bon
Rsp gort mad aiDsrpOoI IN.
terpsgs,
Sf, pk ssmelbst fpurbs, oerit5rt
pprben.

RtpgOrt, a. 2lpril. Der Jradts
bampfer .3eaIanSias, unter Der alnss
riianiiGen iJInsss fabrenD, 1T serft5ri
tDorbsn (ipredsb), iDie ON Wtttpob
ben biefisen Gisentbiimsrn, Der Unit
Derfal zransportatior Gompnnp, DON
threu Ggenten In 2iberpOol selabsIt
all ~ HstA tsfiabii3es
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Gen. u. SbaDer
Surrb M. SOffbeirmer
Rid)arb s. &SaIo
&pser Slogan
Is. @ Slpogett
Sclfurb 4roesbed
S5arrp IS gruiun
ssrrotrif 6. syasIep
Sames g. &id,arSs
". .. Benedict =
anauit Serrmaun'
Sranf z. arns
Gilbert g. spmous
s. 6. Miaer
y. Is. Sroeter
@m. $. 2nebers
q. Clifford SbinHe
Gbas. s.. @oruberser
6. ]. IEiarmib
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pereiteIt porben.

ueltlItll lpUlUeH.
0ep OrIeaus, a. april. Stt'
iiee 8unbesdeenten seben gu, Dab ib'
nsn pGbrenb Der I.Btsn Wo4en BE
DeiIe sueeungen ieien, bab cine or'
eaniftrte 8etpesung ing Geben eerufsn
apurbe, Inn Reser in 9beiIen bon
2ouifiana unb Wiiiiffippi seseu biz
9unbesresieruns auf5upiegdn- IS
puroe ertIGrt, baB por turSem IN
WifIiFippi mebrere 9eutf5e aIs iola
der Sbdtisteit perbddtis perbaftst
iporben isien. Den Regern lei u. a,
p0lIiss polittf9s unb foaiale Slet@s
beredtiguug Deripro4en 'porben.
(Gie gteger geben nab bem Deorben,
neil iie bort rid)t geIpn9t iperben ulto
grcbes @eIb in ben Sabriten Deroie'
nen. 81. .. &.)
Nie HrieNrud sfremnAe
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@ber porldufis biirfen mir tpeee1 be-
rem Ramm nod aHSabl nsrtnen. Wtr
perbsn nit unfren Bemiibungen
emreiia fOrtfobreu.'
2luf ben Strabn Wafhinstpns
eri6ienen am Utittno9 MIR tDeuiss
ber pacifiiten Sic trusen anDpfs
nit Der @ufiarift: ~aeine auspdrti'
gen 4lianaen." @iele bieier Ruopt.
purben auf ben StraBen bertbeiIt.
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etcr1 mad inrsem fdkperem estken ON
maontae. ben q sfenI 1917. tbsrbS $40 ubs.
tn feinct @obniua 10. t7ss Grap stsaS. 6ssu'
Jreb. @iie,
esfisbss cdts bon sama BNs, asb. a.aeues
TN uitsx bon a. Soeren, wlcnaien NIB 90
1ooegi, BeertsennG Grsttra. ben 0. 0prtf 1917,
slo6ritnps nbx, BON 1rrnertnife nrt unt
iss ,1 r @ " i, sss 20 gSe1 1, %ais mises ~, y
tra,seraofteSStsnn abaspaitsn ipsrsea. Gcerabs
aHs bsfiktn einaeiaben.
a. ~ tounru6h octtfcs, es ~ tstbcn9d
masin SeInnb ninnsi mi4 ant
Doog tfu, Deitl sEE Nsben. ans Hu4tf
10 RIDE n,e.Etu aclh
tfnb eirs RDf5, bic MID erfrpffeF..
gDUG rhx. 10 tp ben cammA of2ezt
% N bollbsa4A rs
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). Q. Turafer
gorge End)ta
Snoiun Sarmou
SDDS Ginceut
". u. 4len
WidJaeI Rpan
j. y. Swiiis +,
s. Is. 5rpe
M. 6. gmdItpalter
Galuin Q. @iliou
&epi s. 8oobale
George Soaolp
SDJu j. Serset
J. 8. Gmaen F.
SaDiS SbiIipion
SLrs. 5. NuetDr
Slmepn N. SObniou
y. 8. Nabbos
Mlbert areq
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Mm. 8Ortbingtou
GIer. We9aiR
g. 8. Staees
Geo. 4. Sh1t
Tranf 8. Collins
GbaS. 3. Gbrifie
Scbn s. 9nnbuIter
Sbos. 8. Nueauiu
Sranf s. SSnes
Sdnes Y. @iliou
@m. W. pratber
@m. We&ibbeu
& npib W;ainner
6. q. Sbnnd
n. y. geresforb
YiidJael Waaeu
G. q. Spuifu
u. o. goffiases
8Obert U. Conner
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SObn 3. Side1
i. u. G}aIbreatfl \
@alter &. JrieSlanber
Subn Z. NmrdDeuaI
6. VI. Anit
Saiureuee Wnrh;ea
Charles q. Gdaribt
Sranf Serid,ebs
@. 6. Gnlfins
sSrrl 6. GIore
Gbriitian Gd)oH
Charles u. Sinidj
@aIentine Suttsnbofer
Tidarl RulDibiq
Sunis Sieman,
Srnneis Hnnnebaum
Charles anipper
&iuium Glarf
GaSlb G'Neara-
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6. s. Sempies
&. y. Stansberrb
S-obn &. Solmes
.Senrp Sansiser
Sreb. g. SpiegeI
Subn Sdjluaab
George Sefebah
Sobn Spreusarb
Gbns. y. SranHiteiu
8m. 9. Weliib
S. 8. MnbsriOn
Gbns. VI. Sabnep
Shus. q. Bartou
Il. 6. 2efuis
Senrp goseI
6, .. 9iobcrtion
Srbn s. gqru
8. n. Trobaseo
s. 8, 2ippleman
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@ereins. .aHseiaeH.
0tntIdIer a,ionier.gsr

lie alltisIisbsr cbiaer Bsrfirs finb tisrmif
Il, Ssr Genital 1s:rnfans iiattirSsubei- an uons,. ~
iifsn Berfnmmlnrd terbunben NIT sinen Eor.
irce ppn Germ 9aitot .. easpt rt.tt sabltsie
basnfpotrsn.
goHr araaeL Esfr il
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NmerltQner allt N5ad)t!
Da urdnten wi slun BITE Gemung Der ghrser-
at Cincinnati ber fn oer br trbn 3et nnen
n 9enen ier 9anOungswes jebe atn uebe F6 CUR
lntatg unlr gian irr Gbre mb nnier SABINE
entlbloHen bat, unteraiten, mb .N
8rdfbmn gerengtn Saen naonn
aDngreb solbatn unb Matroin feben: uno
@enigen 9ubeu bebba fon bas
8nrsG eaot Cincinnati elmer gaienpriam
1ftbaue 9one benb benz api 1917 I'M punt 500 u
beismpDbnen. ..4
Sort ladn sic Gnt6 a6en bab bs gr 2ano nnb an
ndupnen gBangtpn erbaen bu9 Scol ntb Der
per9unbe ionben sr5bm gume n ioae b Gnoe Der
3eten .-t
Gs prb fene rrprten pIdbe geben.
Gtntrtt erfpgt nit br ,Ameritamidben sylagse".
PROGRAMM,
-smthesM raans
@mgeS
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rensfafr oidrmer iinftraisunesufrtin.

TrH Nritgiebern sur Nnurins, bds grierfi4
Niff am 2, upril gtifptben ~ nlse an 5reiina.
tef Q. ytptiL ocr otr Heumtfr snu lstien Nubs.
Wlnibdus riFte. G9irton Nlare, I'M 2 iibr McE
nfiticge, ipornr iid Die HrEbfr 70 snblrs;6 als
'noali3 nit BEN fisiHsH Hbssi1sn bsibeiilass
SstsbrIA eeesmstss. pssassnt
9ssss aanstssh ssiI y
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127 ca Z. strsie.
Sritffalt)cit

tsber grf In beiisf9rr urb enpiiifcr eppa1s
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The Detroit times., 1917-12-04
THEATERS

home for money. The hurdy -gurdy
man whose soul has caught the
warmth OF tho sunny Italian SKIES
does all this in the race on the iaet
that hs discovers tho victim or New
York night life 20 be the man who
once put him In fan for favoring hlS
Fpotieea town with his linked sweet
ness long ground out ~ rev
weeks the spring tour or Mister An
tonic brings Him 90 the may or hall-
lwick again in the calm ~ Il ~apbath
day-a calm considerably rufued by
the parsons discovery that the may
oF-s little maid of-all- work has at
tended roadhouHe dance win an
unknown young man. Rural moral
ny fnds an inneNlble instrument ln
the mayor. who gives the bltl r.
hours in which 90 quit the village
she has schndalized. Here In Whett
boss" within him that let him mo
sleep" while sorrow rs unasfua geo lis
enlisted again. lie brings tho iuur
times elected moralist 20 contrllloh
by reminding him OF tho good Shinaf-
ftan episode Ga the New YORK saloon.
and after softeniug the ma yorai heart
toward the culprit IL about 20 move
on when the grateful girl decides 10
Identify herself permanently with an
expedition that brought her tho hrst
experiences OF kindliness and laugh
ter her life had known, So they 80
their way. with sunny ttaly''--ho W
ers and hurdy-B urdy having done
their good and perfect work nnan-
Cially-as the objective.
IdEht-hcaFted fidelity 70 the silent
monitor, uuselnsh sympathy and ten
der compassion are some or the out
standing qualities that find softening
and compelling expression IN Mr.
Skinners art and al thru the eN-
quisite perfection OF this character
study shine the personHtor.s conse-
Grafton 20 The form OF service he has
followed with such exceptional pleas
ure- giving success
In the present Offering he is fortu-
nate indeed In his fellow players
Robert Harrison's conception OF Joe,
the mentally bereft pardner Of An
tonic. and Eleanor Woodruff por-
trayal OF the disciplined serving-girl
/ June Ramsey" are definite contribu-
lions 20 the heart-interest OF the
story Joseph Brennan, as the highly
moral mayor twithin his own juTis-
dlCtton) provides an excellent brand
OF Inconsistency. and Louise Sydmeth q
Mrs Jorny." wife OF the mayor, had
nuc touches OF homely emotion. Other
city and rural types are capably car
ried by John McCabe. Agnes Marc,
Walter r Scott. Frances Landy. Err
nest A Elton and Jessie Crommette
The Detroit times., 1917-12-04
STATE TOATTACK
MEANS DEFENSE
Additional Pistol Experts Fig
ure In Homicide
Trial

CONCORD. n. C., Dec. Com
plete rebuttal of tho defense expert
testimony. in the trial Of CASTOR b.
Means, alleged slayer Of Mrs. Maude
A. King, is promised By the state to
day as the result OF additional tests
with automatic pistols last night, in
which gun experts OF national repu.
tatiOn participated.
Physicians testified yesterday that
IN their opinion, Mrs. King could
have killed herself by accident or
suicide and that pistol shots fred
into paper blotter covered with
false hair would leave no powder
burns
The defense has indicated It's pur-
pose 10 introduce Alton Means as
witness. but will not state whether
be viii put Castor on the stand. by
Alton 10 is hoped to clear up the
mysterious spondence between
the brothers and 10 explain why Mrs.
King under no circumstances was TO
know what was going on.
The Detroit times., 1917-12-04
nErnnIr nrERA norss

Tho parable or Tho Good samaritan.
rendered I'm the mumcally Augla sized
italian ~ tho East Side. and Eom-
panied by tho hurdv- rurdy-thst De-
Hooth TarklrEfon's Mister AnfHIio'f
as interpreted by that gifted and
ppinstaklng player or The old school.
Mr. OTIS skinner
The new version ~ the gospel ac-
rording 20 ST. Luke was ON inst ant
success. and "a fresh demonstrate 81
what the constellation hietri1u alu
do with tho imroriahahle word 81
life. lnslstcnt calls brnussf thn Vr.f.
low coFeIper before tho curtain if an
eloquent little speech that linked
compassion and patriotism as "N tfter
Antonio pnlf tribute Co the Roman
valor that endures iu The veins or tho
present defenders 90 the Afttne
passes. and invoked liberal Response
a. the appeal of the Red cross
a Certain mayor % small tpwn
went DOWN fn. Ncw. tugi-uud frf
among tha Hhira-lte. nlght ortra-
tore Ho s minus cash. collar ru1t
nut watch ln Tho coif grey dawn az
The morning after and la about IS De
f-lall--l---+-------fr -r---. l----4-.gr. 4s saan
cafe when Mister Antonio" thIffty
flower stand and street organ tro-
rrIrfor. happens in ora his mus cal
rounds and because there la 't1nr
damina f0ola" inside him that will
RIOT frf him withhold hrip FOR tho
unfortunate provides The wrete,hcd
mayor with uVerenat. cap ana tho
price az tolssraphic appeal % bis