davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Tensas gazette., 1917-12-21
Too Realistic.

"What q miserable attendance was
at that moving-picture show"
ayes; when the hero came out and
bowed, / felt real sorry for him."
Tensas gazette., 1917-12-21
A Good Bet.

Don't blame the fates for what goei
wrong.
Whatever else you do;
It's ten to one when care comes on,
The one to blame Is you.
Tensas gazette., 1917-12-21
High Standard Is Being Main
tanned Despite High Cost
of Materials.
COST IS SECONDARY MATTER

Good Nourishment and Palatability
First Consideration in Selection
of Food-Uncle Sam Goes Step
Beyond Other Countries in
Providing for Com
fort of the Men.
Tensas gazette., 1917-12-21
Think u Over.

as this q secondhand store?" in
uuired a customer.
"Yes," said the storekeeper expect
sntly.
Veil, ! want one for my watch"
Tensas gazette., 1917-12-21
FRIDAY
SATURDAY.
SUNDAY.

Breakfast-Fried corned-beef hash. grid
die cakes. sirup. bread. butter. coffee.
Dinner-Roast loins of pork. sage dress
ing Drowned potatoes. stewed lima beans,
cottage pudding. lemon sauce, Ice cream.
bread. butter coffee.
Supper-Cold sliced meats. potato salad.
French dressing, cold beans. jam, bread
butter, tea.
Tensas gazette., 1917-12-21
IS for SWattinu Fly,

Hiawatha, Kan-It cost II. N. Zim.
norman, business man, S. to swat a
Tensas gazette., 1917-12-21
Town Specialties.

There is a man in our town,
And he is full of prunes:
He has a rusty phonograph
And never changes tunes.
Tensas gazette., 1917-12-21
AMERICAN NAVY BEST
FED AND BEST CLOTHED
ed in feeding the navy under the most
difficult conditions:
MONDAY

ed in feeding the navy under the most
difficult conditions:
MONDAY.
Breakfast-Fried bacon, fried eggs
toast, rolled oats. milk and sugar. bread.
butter, coffee.
Dinner-Veal fricassee with dumplings.
mashed potatoes, kidney beans, apple pie.
bread. butter. coffee
Supper-Vegetable SOUP crackers. roast
ribs of beef onion gravy, ginger cake,
jam. bread. butter, tea.
TUESDAY.
Breakfast-Fried bologna, fried pota-
toes. rolled oats, milk and sugar. bread.
butter, coffee.
Dinner-Vermcelli SOUP crackers, mash
ed potatoes. kidney beans, apple pie,
bread, butter coffee.
Supper-Fried hamburger steak. fried
onions. lyonnaise potatoes, cocoanut cake,
fruit jam. bread, butter, tea.
WEDNESDAY.
Breakfast - Cereal. milk. and sugar.
baked beans. tomato catsup. ginger cake,
rolls, bread butter coffee.
Dinner-Chicken soup. crackers, roast
chicken with sage dressing mashed pota-
toes. creamed carrots with peas. jelly lay
er cake ice cream. bread. butter, coffee
Supper Salmon salad, mayonnaise
dressing, baked macaroni and cheese. rice
custard, bread, butter, tea.
THURSDAY.
Breakfast - Broiled beefsteak. onion
gravy. mashed potatoes, chilled sliced
pineapple, bread, butter. coffee.
Dinner-Breaded veal outlets, tomato
catsup. French fried potatoes. mashed
turnips, mashed potatoes, apple pie. bread,
butter, coffee.
apple cake. hot rolls, bread. butter, tea
Breakfast-Grilied frankfurters. griddls
cakes. sirup. fruit jam. bread, butter,
coffee.
Dinner-Tomato soup. crackers. creamed
Goldfish on toast Drowned potatoes. mince
pie. bread. butter, coffee
Supper-Roast loins of beef. brown
gravy, mashed potatoes. chilli beans,
peach cake. bread, butter, tea.
SATURDAY
Breakfast-Boston baked beans. tomato
catsup, coffee cake, bread. butter. coffee.
Dinner-Breaded loin pork chops, mash
| ed potatoes lima beans, sauerkraut peach
and apricot pie, bread, butter, coffee.
Supper-Veal currie with chicken, boiled
rice, bread pudding with sauce, bread. but
Tensas gazette., 1917-12-21

Believing that the proof of the
pudding is in the eating" the navy
submits complete weekly schedule of
meals served TO the enrolled men on
board q battleship at sea. the provi-
sions being furnished by supply ship.
so that this schedule may be taken as
an illustration of what is accomplish
The Detroit times., 1917-09-07
HAS SERVED %
YEARS IN PRISON

JE.F E2>oN frF Mo Sent
Gse-aFFi receurg rhs Franz
q Fnutve tn vas srQIe3 from
rnn 9enrc- Larry ~ y Bo. uea a.
fhe fiaus flr lae endless at Kan
sas Cry 80 had ervcd l3 years
ID renlt erfiaries
30 errci three terms tofslIrg rs
years in ihe Wisconsin per-entt
lrF frIee rerm III '1e Jo.e' pris
on 81 yar ard 1880 term D The
penitentiary here f9 years All bis
convictions were for burglary re
~ wears Old na = good prison
rfour. trH Do VI write "a
book o1 tI 1 year- ~ rr ION ife
90 a rar0 ~ on count ot Lis
1 a3 good r1rd1c'
The Detroit times., 1917-09-07
Tells How to Prevent
Pyorrhea Permanently
DR.. +. s. Higgins Pays Trib-
ute to Cleanliness

Dr Higgins operates model den
tR' office at 1875 Michigan avenue.
this city a. the inteTsrction 90 Mich
gan second and Porter street He
gives some splendid advice about
Pyorrh~s which will prove very tn
ter~sfinE.
To rreven, Tyorrhss" says th-
1octor keep the teeth clean and
free fom deposits 80 food Keer the
IN nth rlsan- stimulate tho cireuls
tiou - blood in the gum tissues,
This - accomplished ~ careful ard
thorough brushing twice or three
times dsv
"ft IS almost f0r-rore conclu-
SION that 4 this j. done YOU can pre-
vent Pyorrhea ~ the condition %
abs rest % your bodily system IL N
even a far condition
a thorough examination ~ he
teeth ~ competent dentist 50 also
necessity and all decRyed teeth
should Be properly and promptly NIL
~ or crowned In some cases. i'm
mediate sptrsction is often advised.
bat this is easily accomplished with
ont psin a. our offices We are open
daily until 2. n - DIV
The Detroit times., 1917-09-07
SIN OFFENDERS
ARE SENT UP By
JUDGE CONNOLLY

John J Murphy, who admitted in
Judge Connolly's court that ne fred
the plant OF the Detroit Socket com
panf.- No S3f West Jenerson-ave.
was sentenced 20 two years In pris
on, Thursday
Robert A May. convicted on at
tempting TO rob r. Mack Morris
auto supply store. No 1915 Wood
ward-ave.. was given three wears
John Clark and John Preece. found
guilty OF robbing Jerome W INNS
shoe store. No. 200 Oaklandave
were sentenced 10 i've years each
William labdo. Negro. Who ad
mitted sharing IN the robbery OF
John Molarek, grocer. No. 500 or
leans-st Vas given thrcv years.
James Newman pleaded guilty Go
The Detroit times., 1917-09-07
RESUME RACING
AT DEXTER PARK

Racing vii b. aned ar Den ~
Park on Sgnday 'trce purse events
ana possibly "a match race nelne on
the card i Is expected that about
81 81 the horses ftat have been -
The state fair grounds wl, take the
overland f0 Dexter pars 0u Se'ur
day 20 remain trer- ior fte regular
weekly maunees and the Short ship
meeting next month
The sunday program PROMISE
about NO ae-f sport W rrr ca-nu
The classes are fer r-offers.
. q PAGERS and tor tr0~fer- ant
PAGERS. al eveufs classified con
The Detroit times., 1917-09-07
z ELIMINATED
IN TENNIS PLAY

Hutchinson and Lewis showed fnc
form In the senior tennis tourna-
ment at Northwestern field yester
day, In eliminating their opponents.
These two men are leading Tho Geld
and look lik, the possible contend.
ers In the finals Hutchinson defeat
ed Hayes. and Lewis walloped
Henry
Cobanc won from Frederick after
losing thcS nrsi sot. Shields defeated
Willard. and N Frederick trounced
iAQucs.
Todag's matches
~ Frederick Ns Cabsu. court 80.
y Lewis w. Hutchinson. court No. g
shields ~ Quinn. vuUrt Na. g. Je-
. feint " Sherwood. cuurt so the
~inner 20 this last match viii he
rittec eseiust eohune on the "a inc
The Detroit times., 1917-09-07
GIANTS DEFEAT
STARS IN SERIES

The American Giants won The
series with the Cuban Stars yester-
DAY at Navin field by taking one Of
the two games played This makes
the series stand three TO two IN
favor of the American team Red
fding shut the Stars out IN the omen.
ing contest. 90 80. while Junco
pitched the islanders 90 to 1 vic.
tory In tht second contest
The Cuban Stars viii play the
winner % the city championship
series on next Sunday afternoon az
Mack park
The Detroit times., 1917-09-07
NUTMEG Pv-RsE. ;T7wo-YYElA.Fr-o OLD
RECORDS FALL
AT HONOLULU
SWIMMING MEET

HONOLULU, Sept. Duke IA
hsnamoku broke the worlds record
In the 100.yard swim yesterday. low
ering the mark 20 % seconds Har-
old Kruger put the lQ0yard back
swim mark down 70 .0S is. a new
worlds record and Miss Dorothy
Burns broke two American records.
going the 50-yaId swim IN ~ So
seconds. and the l00-yard swim in
1.O7 4-s seconds.
The Detroit times., 1917-09-07
~ YOUR LIGHT"
DOESN'T LIGHT
BLAME 1T ON WAR

WASHINGTON. Sept. T.
smokers Who ligh' their cigar.
pipes and cigarettes with the
Swedish "tandstikkers, or safety
matches. have found OF late that
while the matches farc as read
lis "a over the Are does not catch
fic wood As result half a
dozen matches often have 90 be
used
Blame y on the war
les The result OF the European
shortage OF oils and fats.
The parahne which formerly
held The fame long enough for
ths wood 10 catch. has been
eliminated
The Detroit times., 1917-09-07

Mrs F T. Grosvenor and Miss
lAVinnie Grosvenor. No So Alger-
ave. gave large reception Wednes
dAy afternoon The rooms were at
trsctively decorated with autumn
flowers Mrs Harold Houghton and
Miss Ruth Sterling assisted in re-.
ceiviug tho guests
The Detroit times., 1917-09-07
De ora cams Or sHIlara chanp.

ST LOUIS. Sept Alfred D.
orr Nca. Nors. challenger tor
20 -erfe cushion billiard 'fle went
farther 8aeai ot The champion Bob
CauUrtaK iss' aigh- oy winning the
second block of The title match 80.
De Oro row has lead % q
rnlr--
The Detroit times., 1917-09-07

picking the pocket of man IN cad
illac.sq and Was sentenced go
year. Louis Tobn and Hyman
Millsstein. peddlers, convicted of
buying stolen copper, were placed
on probation.
The Detroit times., 1917-09-07
BIG WAR CREDIT
BILL is PASSED

WASHINGTON. sept. THE
great war credits bill. Authorizing
sl1.53S.gi5. 400 In bonds and ccrtih-
Gates. passed the house last night
unanimously Action by the senate
as soon as the pending war tax bill
is disposed OF is planned by admin
istration leaders
The Detroit times., 1917-09-07

The annual ILLINOIS state fair.
which the management expects viii
eclipse all OF IFS predecessors in the
number and variety Of COS exhibits.
will have IT'S informal opening today
az Springfield
The Detroit times., 1917-09-07
Clearance Items of Interest


org.nslv noN
o. yoies originally priced
$3.50
and %
and originally $3.50
Erbesn t.ae, six sport rne'ss priced
$3.50, a t675
)ul mohalr poplh
white originally 10 S55 nov $1,000
0nc desirable shad
tafetaWere 70 s3s50-now 5000
The Detroit times., 1917-09-07

a stirring dramatic playlst. The
iIV.rc Question nv William An
thonv Mcclure vii feature the
.vsudeVfll~ program In the Orpheum
fheatcr next week. Harry Syden.
an Eccentric comedian ~ the nut
order = the added attraction while
otheI acts include Rob and Rob-rt-
SOM Who introduce songs ana new
dane uC stunts whli- arrHveh a. ND
dies ant the Zirns fuEglcrs Who
have novel form - their type OF
rntrrtainmrnt The picture feature
vii he Bessie RsrriscAle IN W OGDEN
shoes and there will he Keystone
comedy the pictures showing before
AM after The vaudeville
The Detroit times., 1917-09-07

dancing Etrl who aprsarS and disap-
prsrs 10 ia new ~ Detroit Al
Fields and compang Viii pt BACK
vffh their laughing sktt. The Nege-
table Hunters Others include hlle
and Johnny NanntE inR wire novelty.
HsrDsrf and Dennis Detroit come
dIans and riOtti singer from tho
Metropolitan opera house The MIN
feature VIII be The Tanks az the
Rattle ~ The Aurrc ofnctai hrttsh
rnverrrlenf war pictures ana The
most authentt, and sensational Vet
shown I'm America with other nlms
frr. pictures viii he shown before and
fttr tho vaudeville
The Detroit times., 1917-09-07

The lasN- " ''' IN ,,,,,..,,,
- -,..-, r,.,rr r,. 49,. -.~,nn fsa-
-, to-a rr,.rsm ~ an.
- -t ~ RE nlr-
hl N'
49,, ~, r..r. 49, "A a.
80 - - 80.
,., ur'tt.1
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n''lr'. 80 ~,
M , st-.
t'" -.
.sst lI'L VIZ .,t
,,t. -, 1910, f.,--
s~ert the eucm, trrrgtc "A. WIS IN
drrsdnaHShts fh. ana eAtuns
their way thrl ear.ei v trc entang lr-.
nlrnis ana >ritirS 'Ht 'it.e's tNr
80 sure Hf man <Ifnfnie scenes
IN 'rtsslns 7'
sd nthcf bits tlts stuNendnus
q ANA agr proNiact.
..u a st -,.,-. s.,-. NJ
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49,, 49,, - ~. $50 ,,t.F
p-t.r So, ..,-
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t4.-L- 49,, M, .',,-sor, and
~c-Hisr risya ga 50
,,,-b yiliaee ar .ansls ,vlndtnr
r-gxes t~a. e-srt@s ~ ms proa l..-
perfect Mss RA-rlscale viii De seen
a. Pampv a pretty Dutch giri We
sells ao,verS a. the tourists clatter-
NIX over the rough streets n her
Asod~n shoes when her father ffe-
she ernig crates % America and nnds
an artist Tor whom she had posed in
her native land. There - pictur-
eseue love rAie which -nds Ns satls-
factorIy as all ,iovc stories should
IRE o-pheurn picture prr gram viii
include : Keystone comedy and fhere
MI - other Aims ~ addition T. the
usual vaudeville show
LEV Nsrtnr W. - r-tht "tS nv
81 musical comedy. ov yN'' -.
Nirth. u ~" lAfh .et &
week StzTtinS MoraAN aiteFnoNn'
heading me COMPANY aFe Nhh b4t
fer ana rial Ger nishAs. Sl.E.i -
= musirsi com ~dN NnttffA'nNFS iu'
o1er'ng ~ ~ three scenes ana pr
sents new songs. 9fikht ines Ale
clever dauc * a elpr4s
pretty Sr 'trr plentl ~ 10
al. s'l'Sr-s rNekhar,
i...- -r,rt~rlas ana
80 -s .-,,,re - -
~r-fIs.s a-s o-rsrs -ound
a. - , re s--,s-o s.st1re
~ .,r gare -
- - 20"
The show II W on1NFs - come %
The Detroit times., 1917-09-07
THEATERS

a
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nun W. t,. ,,..,,n-
wnn"l's ~ ilr-- nv Crr.
talhs 'l 1tl,fep A.
NJ -t Hf.rt a .prfr a~s.-tr.I iN
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t'Hn .r
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ne t.ts,-s ,,..-..htn "a se.
hn N~ -.- g.s.t.rt.,,
sane hA'hr 70.
FL, tn.trsss w.,
49,, IN i,,. .arstre rlrar
nu.ii -,.},t,. ~ NJ. ptSr.a
ia = -
re
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lh.n - w. ~ Nfs~,'s
he emi i.t~ $500 ng hnrfsu a. s7nf
Aim G.. "rfrgs ~ girls "nN eft m
trouoie when stern parents ela~'
o. Ter rni ~ o"RuA H'.
en-, Hnf., r'unphs mas"
CIV '-Nfh'
20 "as AS nci'un nf N7lt'
WHICH 'fea an iflii'" ~"
a.
70 ~, 80
80
go +ts., ef~,s srr
plsv 40 more thsn ordinary
80 rar,,, d, s. r.ye4Tr .6satsr rext
49,. u, t,rt-ts ~ afl~gert tne "a
ve,,-v-es ~, a ,st!rE grf trying 90
srl,r -nr nr1nleri ~ ner future lite
So .,aras between nan Who n-ers
49, .I,t go a-~tNe- vhs oN@rs
- f.t.' So 4.sr~s 80 choose the
nstI e.. oil f.fru no. happlness
ri. ertbr- lasas tra cirl th~u me
49, ~ 1b,-~ a-f ire rand 80 Re
af. rN. Va f-ffow-a the tines u
..r-~-,e~ and -rNe~v woman aud
d. ra~+trer- - rhe life III ever, ~
-, - paf-h Kong -. ire
st.--o love st., 81 charm and
The Detroit times., 1917-09-07
INA JAY WINS
FEATURE RACE
Cleveland Mare Comes Home
With Bacon In Charter
Oak Stake

HARTFORD. Conn sept -
Harvey ernest drove his Cleveland
mare. Ina JAY, 10 victory In the
Charter Oak stake. sharing honors
for the day with Pop" Geers, who
came back after his miserable show
ling Of Wednesday BY winning the
Nutmeg purse for two-year-old tro'-
tiers in fast time yesterday
Tom Murphy was unable 20 20 10
the race track because he was very
iif at HIS hotel with ptomaine pol
soning. The doctors do not con
slider his case serious.
Summarize:
CHARTER OAK PURSE e1e TRoT-
TIERS. PURSE $500.
Ina Jay. br m W Jay
McCiregor Minnie the
Hslress by rhythmic +,
L. sr Y M ey wnasf
-Rinehen Garter, nT
Gen Carter tBrusie) ,
Alma Forbes. 49,. m. hr
j. Malcolm Forbss tAck-
Burieirh Girl m
tColdsmith1 .....
W A. snyder. 70 <.
tCrozicrD ....,.,... 3
w. j. LeybuTn. hr.
fTraynorl ..+,....
American Girl ch ~,
Murray ds
2.i5 TROT. PURSE 1850.
3 IetannR s.. b. p. 10y
Unko 49, letail by
Fred Keyes tSnowi
Amy Frisco. br m, hy
san FrEnrisco--Amy.
by Nobel fGoodel -.
Gsieton. Blk & ~
BarongAle MarNe-
line. BY Marvellous
fRrusiel ........
Peter Mozart. b. -. hN
Peter the Great tTal-
mani ...-..t..-..t n
Worthy Bingen. blk. =.
(Murray) ....-..-- ~
Time ioI. 2.ioA ef2E 2I2h
z:12A.
NUTMEG PURSE. TwO-YEAR- oLr
TROTTERS. PURSE s2.50n.
Peter june. Oh g.. by Peter
the Echo Direct hr. by
Echo 4 odd Victoria Di-
rect. by Direct CMurrav)
Miriam Guy. b Z tiydel
8reat--June. by Bsiiini
Time--2.i3is. 2.foA e'1S14
The Detroit times., 1917-09-07
CLOSE RACES AT
STATE FAIR MEET
Dexter Park Horses Cop Two
of the Three
Events

cleo a and Donnie VI COPIED
Their races al the state TAR mett
ine Yesterday afternoon. brlhsihs
home The bacon for the Dexter pai X
nrgregation which they represented
The third Dexter park horse va
nosed or by Mueseii Shch III 'i'
2.f0 pace h,,
No sensational tims developed Du'
The last two races were Closely con
tested. cleo y. being Tho only horse
"a have an easy time winning ihe
,.fs mace In strsiehi heats. rive
heat were needed Ia each OF 'ne
other events. 2
summary
ara PACE. SIN -rtE~E s. 900
Cleo r.. ca m h1 quake
(NheTidanl
Eel Direct fMahnnl
Flaxy q Morrison
f.aptafn HeIf-af-f.H" 'i5ritl
DALI a. tgrapfn'efnf
BaIonwond tteE-1ai'
Ttpne-z 4 8 "a IIt TO
2It PACr. = rs s. fHtsf t,'
Donnie 81 fn. hN
Donald wiites Gle NJ
Wattie Mccluske1 Nc
Gauge
roilere BOY ifarea
SUNDAY Evening eeai- Al
klns)
pete Van tHnGman1
Time l5i, 11ai =
80 PAcE : rs m tSE $1,000
Mussei Shell rh n2
The Eozeman ttle.n
MARI Ro-aine parr II
10
The Detroit times., 1917-09-07
Tl WHITE sTAR uNES

WHUff THUI " ~ TH|'-III IT VI N
time tpl fhc Plata Tashmno Park
and Port huron Way ports. steamers
leave Detroit daily. except sunday
sth a. n 40 N Sunday a.
m and 90 H. m F0r Tnieda ste8rn-
81 leaves dolly 1H sud and D m
sunds,s fof Toledo. 30 a. N 49,
70 y. NJ
The Detroit times., 1917-09-07

PUTIN nav ana sANDUsKY -
81 Frank D. KIRBY. daily ~ a. m.
Eastsfr tiiuc.
PUTIN Excursions overy
day Fare Week dsvs. f5c v 7.
p,fpday excursions. music and free
dancing ~ Colonial Pavilion 81 n. T.
AsHIE1 a % sTIN STEAMER
LIVE. First-st Wharf.
The Detroit times., 1917-09-07

prIntfne-the pIsip neat kind-thrt
q rtsht--Times Job Dept.-Msin $50.
The Detroit times., 1917-09-07

TIE Temple biu next week VIII
- h-sed BY Alhertina Easrh. as
sisted ~ Constantln kooeiaT from
an. Imperial ballet Pe.<ograd ard
p DOZEN pretty dancers fin an act
that "a said 20 20 elaborate and az
flstfc The blI runs largely @ cor'-
efv and sonK the rrrsefy end being
f~a,ursd hy Lulu Mcconnell AMI
Grant simpson and Marguerite Far
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-01-20
Fears Expressed Regarding
Further Exports,
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

CHICAGO. Jan. 20, shipping difticul-
ties that promised to hinder or " not
to stop completely any important fresh
export transactions had a bearish effect
today on the wheat market. Gable dis
patches indicating likelihood OF in
creased submarine activity attracted
special attention and there was contn-
ued anxiety In regard to the movement
OF the other sea raiders. Statistics, In
Guiding estimate, that domestic farm
reserves were small failed to check the
weakness. Opening prices. which ranged
from u to ~ cent lower with May at
tis6b to SlS7h and July at 3I5lh to
ll.5lH. were followed by a decided fur
ther decline.
No important rally took place, The
close was unsettled. nG1Ac net lower.
with May at sl.s6h ul.s6%, and July Mt
lhGrl.5l%
Corn sagged with wheat On the down
grade. however. considerable support de-
veloped owing TO rural complaints OF II
scarcity of cars. After opening "a
cent off 10 a shade advance, the market
underwent n moderate general setback
and then made something OF rally.
Upturns were not well maintained. The
close was steady at v to hGlc net de-
cline
There was no independent action in
the oats market Traders were guided
by the changes In the value OF other
cereals
Downturns In the hog market weak
ened provisions. About the onty buying
was from shorts
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-01-20
army AMBULANCE
TO MEET PARTY
CARRYING BISHOP
One of Lost AvlatorS on Way
to San Diego,

YUMA, Arir,. Jan. D-Lieutenant
W. A. Robertson, resoAed army ayia.
tor, passed through here early today on
a train bound for Los Angeles, Cal,
returning to the North Island army
aviation school at San Diego. He slept
the sleep OF exhaustion after being lost
eight days on the Sonora desert. four
OF them without food or water, in COM
pany with Lieutenant Colonel Harry c.
Bishop, who was left in reScuers'
camp fifty miles south OF the border.
Army Ambulance on Way.
The army ambulance which left here
last night to bring back Lieutenant
Colonel Bishop now is on its way to
the base OF the Gila range where he
was left with four members Of the two
combined rescue parties which found
him.
A detail of men will 90 on foot about
fifteen miles over ground an automo,
bile cannot travel TO the place where
Bishop was left, He will be carried on
strctcher to the ambulance and taken
to Wellton.
Surgeons With Party.
Surgeons, went with the party, takipg
medical supplies and food proper for
one in Bishops condition.
Bishops weakened condition, due to
exposure, lack of food and water for
four days before he was found by res
cuers after his march of almost 200
miles from point on the Gulf of Cal
ifornia where the aviators landed, wa,
source of apprehension here.
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NEW ORLEANS. Jan. 20 Fear OF
more aggressive attacks on shipping
caused wild selling movement In the
cotton market here today as soon as
trading commenced Prices fell away ~
sensational manner losing as to 81
points under the level OF yesterdays
close In the first half hour OF business
support was offered and the market fell
quickly under the offerings
Buying OF covers by shorts who want
ed their profits over the week end
caused recovery Of from 20 to rs points
but the story that Germany has under
construction over 1000 submarines and
the report that Swiss reservists IN this
country had been called home, were In
fluences that first prompted selling. Late
In the morning the market was barely
steady a few points from the bottom.
Spot cotton. steady; 10 points off
Sales on the spot. 2.7SO bales to arrive.
l.2s0 bales Good ordinary, l5.6ic; strict
good ordinary. l59tc; low middline
&C; strict low middling. 1880: mid
ding, 1890; strict middllng. I713c: good
middling. l7.3lc; strict good middling,
1859
Receipts 2,12t: stock ts5, 1888 bales
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More Talk About
an Extra Session

WASHINGTON, Jan, D.--Talk Of
an extra session OF congress to com
plete President Wilson's Legislative pro
gram unless action is had before March
4, was again heard at the capitol to-
day. With less than thirty-six legisla-
tive days of the session remaining there
is adoubt on the part of many senators
OF favorable action on important legis-
laton, in view of opposition to many
bills, including the water power and
other conservation measures; the rail
road strike prevention bill and the Webb
collective foreign selling agency bill
The senate steering committee will
meet Monday in response to the appeal
yesterday TO frame program for a
submission to senate democratic eau
Gus
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u. S. Ambulance
Corps Is Lauded

PARIS, Jan. 0--The section No. 8
Of the American ambulance field serv-
ice and William Meadowcroft Of New
York. a Harvard graduate. are men
toned in army orders as having rem
dered a great service in Transporting
wounded under difficult and often dan
gerous circumstances. On Dec, ~, 1916,
during a bombArdment the drivers
showed conspicuous coolness and abso-
Lutte decision in securing the wounded
and conveying them TO smbulanecs.
Driver William Meadowcroft has given
many proofs OF coolness since the ar
rival OF the division OF ten under peril
ous circumstances. He was wounded on
December y during the bombardment