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The Detroit times., 1917-10-01
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The Detroit times., 1917-10-01
BUSY WEEK
IN CONTEST
FOR Home
Many c h ang 5 In
Standings Will Be
Announced

Spurrod 1a ot rhe extra prize
offer 81 $500 Story & Clark Piano
tld double credits Cor every new
lbscrp,-on entered between Oct
and Tao Times ESQ eNN
Ciah ean4 .sa-ts who have worked
laa4ou-ir ta< last week viii look for.
ward gu rar ErTUlTTTg wr1Cr witt
mace known I'D tomorrow pa.
re Mens Gter, lng changes vii
re shown tl ths lev list All Of
tine -ara Gates and their friends are
ao1 ol 10 sce who has succeeded
n torErg 20 CEe front IN the race
.or pyLcs rofaD1g more than Sll.oo0
re the last standing Eas pub
lfshed
Aside from the wonderful oppor-
unity the contest Offers every am
aariQu, man and woman x procure
lr-la EFFORT the $4,000 Home.
or niid touring car, The new
r-T offer which lasts % October IL.
- - : LIZ IL H.
ar-t place double votes viii D. given
On "a h rew subscription turned In
br ne candidate during the : days
between oct i and i5, inclusive
This chance VIII last only 20 the
latter ta-r after which ne sub
-crlp-io1s VIII all count for a small
rs number W votes until The end
~ Tie race on oct 81
As "a special git, The Times viii
award - Piano 10 the candi-
date who obtains the largest credits
oa stub ptl3ns during The is days
.fa~a A
The Detroit times., 1917-10-01

melodrarnh az ihs west IN which
the hero, tlr armed with big and
ugis looking revolver ana having a
reputation FOR oe'ng gu,ek in the
draw does not IRA = sngle shot q
ere novelty n the play new being
presented ia the LYceuw fh.afer |u
Fact. Notwithstanding that tia scene
is laid ia oklahoma ard there ara
many excited Indians and nwhofs
al toting young csnnnnS nuiy two
sGots are nred during The entf~e per
fornance and thsv ars oT STAGE
1ut ~ Is grlprinr ard intsres ng
10y - IL - = Al : -. l II 9 -aar y
Welcome when y crensd sunday ~
t~rnton-
The Heart OF wetona tells the
story OF tbs daughter ~ an indian
chief who was given m education in
ar eastern college fell in love with
a fashionAhis waite rsseal was be-
trayed by him and defended ny a
hsroic Indian agent ehe mares ID her
when IL appeared that hs was hn-
And even tlz life re knew The gri
I'D not love hlrn. but married 70 go
save her cowardiy lover IL Ia NOT 50
much the heart ~ We'cra thHf
her peep nto tne hearts % the two
men. enc BACK and tres chercus and
the ether tender and heroic Then
she knows she loves the man she has
married As FOR 'he ether the two
shots out on me prairie already al
iuded %. account FOR him
The interentlng dfa.aA il zatsta
tor.ly acted and staged Those who
make 70 thrilling without making n
STACEY or yellow are Frank j
BAKER Doris w oaidrtdge Marion
Mann. Frank Johnson Holt Tate.
Capd. Payton R-ft r. Melville,
Marie DnnteB
The Detroit times., 1917-10-01
co NINE RCE BANK
IN new HOME
Friends of Institution Fill Place
With Flowers As
Welcome

Flowers OF gorgeous bloom and
rarr urau-y7 anu n q r---ef't-tess p ?;
resembled the Belle Isle conserva-
tories. filed every bit OF available
space in the new home OF the Ma
tional Bank OF Commerce, No. a.
Fort-et. west. which opened its
doors 70 the public, Monday. The
wonderful blooms which made a
colorful floral lane Of the main
floor, were the gifts Of friends and
acquaintances OF the bank and IFS
officers. Cards OF good wishes and
Fluctuations from the senders testi.
ned 10 the high esteem in which
the National Bank OF Commerce is
held among the financial institu-
tons Of Detroit
The bank, which was opened 10
years ago in quarters on the second
hoor Of the Union Trust building, in
entering its own home. becomes es
tabiished In one OF the finest bank
ing buildings IN the country. The
architecture is imposing and ma
jestic, and In its interior fittings II
expresses the last word in modern
effciency and comfort Tasteful in
its decorations. or rather lack OF
them, for the marble walls are IN
adorned and the old ivory OF the
ceilings and panels Is iecked OILY
with dull gold, the building IS one
which impresses the visitor with its
absence OF fuss and feathers" and
its smart, artistic repose.
Immediately inside the entrance
are the executive officers sanctums-
simple and attractive in-their fur
nishings, and looking az II they were
meant for the quick transaction a.
business and not for ornament. On
either side OF the floor are the
cages" for the clerks, signs indi-
eating exactly TO the busy client
Just where his wants can be serveds
Writing tables occupy the middle OF
the floor On every hand is evi-
dence or the elimination Of the un-
necessary and the preference for
neatness and efrtciency.
Richard p. joy, president Of the
bank, and its vice-presidcnts and
cashiers, and members % the d.
rectorate. acted as q reception com
mittee in welcoming the visitors
that thronged the bank turnout the
day.
The Detroit times., 1917-10-01
Open Door" First
L. s. War Victory
- y " \ 49,
lv'rittrn Cor TIE Inifea FFrFs-

NEW YORK. oct The n-te1
States has won lrs arst important
victory az tho war thru fhe &c.
kuowl edgment ~ Visconrt iah!t that
America trade rights ~ China VII.
not be interfered with BY japan and
that Japan pledges herself q pre-
serve China's independence
Tnis American slccee Nil rank
second only TO the overthrow ol
kaiserism and the estah lshmen' n
democracy in German IL ia the
direct result of Ar-ericas Eart pA-
ton Ia the war and PSI fso.t aio1e
is more than sufficient return for
Americas belligerency Had jhe
rnited States remained neutral
here would have beer no japanese
mission 20 the United States 'hera
would have been no s1ch gigantic
var preparations as ArneE-ea l7 now
putting forth japan would not
have been impressed 5r The i'm
uense power behind America
benevolent attitude toward china,
and The Old MISUNDERSTANDING prob
ably would have continued 20 ~
md of a trans Pacific c0nTict
viecount IshN. one ot JHpan'a
shrewdest statesmen. however. has
had tho opportunity ~ looking
America over r. war fIne ard ne
result has been 20 change prao-
IDEALLY over night the fundamental.
basis ~ Japanese.Auerican rela-
lions BY TO possibility could ne
head OF tho Japanese mission have
rfe4aed hts country - the oren
4oor In China. rs far az 'he United
states ia concerned. without pre-
v'ous Instructions from his govern
ment Il IS apparent Niseluni lahn
has been IN intimate communication
wish Toxic since bis arrival N me
United states and his present 90
nouoremeut AaA-ail The ~rT-t o-ify or
an Official communication. TIE
American government has been
valnlv trying sor yeass 20 'ecure
from Japan just snch public as-
sarance az Viscouut ishH has now
given
The Detroit times., 1917-10-01

esivcd BY local banks. Inquiry To-
them was fairly brisk Monday
morning. but orders could only be
taken tentatively, AZ the ofhoia
blanks furnished By the government
had not arrived They are expected
10 come IN some time today The
enles reported thus far have been
IN small amounts
The executive committee OF the
Liberty Loan campaign met IN the
Board OF Commerce Monday noon 10
70 over the details OF the biz selling
offensive that n depended on 10 sus-
tain Detroit's reputation for always
being -eady 10 do its part and more
for Uncle Sam One az the tasks
before tho committee IA LAYING our
the city IN districts and the organ
l,ation OF the sales force accord
ingly.
A before the Board of Commerce
will cooperate 10 the fullest extent
IN the campaign II has placed US
entire organization al the disposal
OF the committee, II II Is neededs
Detroit will do what no otherfcity
has done 20 date 10 boost the sale
~ the bonds Il will oder the Tree
use OF the depository Of the city
sinking fund 20 holders OF Liberty
ponds as a safe place 20 store their
securities. This was decided on az
q conference Saturday between
Mayor Marx and a committee q cry
oasciais. AID. Hindle will ofer
resolution IN the council Tuesday
night opening the vaults 70 the
public. Application for use Of ne
cltys strong box may be fled with
the mayor.
Abner E. Larned. chairman OF
sales. will be one Of the busiest
men on the executive committee be-
tween now and Oct 10. perfeeting
Inc organization OF his sales force
The personnel will be much nc
same as before. with several add
tons. On the FIRST loan the drive
Melted So. 900 900, including q large
oversubscription. This time 0oeo
o00 OF bonds must De sold 10 reach
The ouota. and 70 do the thing M
brown" II viii be necessary TO
raise $50 AGO 400 Ia 10000 600 az
least.
The Detroit times., 1917-10-01

wInian 4 Hart IN The Disciple"
which was shown sunday on the Ma
testic screen and which VII te tn"
Ssafurs alra for the week is seen
n one ~ his earlier screen portrayaIs
and Incidentally. in ore ~ he best
The chsracterizatton which - gives
70 the ascefio wissionfry ~ barren
f3ufch ia much more than merely thar
- wegfsrner who - mArtslousir
expert In Nd!ng a horse and ORA wing
n gun ~ BE- convincing depletion
- The effect 1u tho soul aud spirit Of
q man. % a great wrong done hin
~ conveyed BY his constantly ohanE
ing facial eVprssHiOn and the little
tricks az gesture which film fans
have come o. know "a the Hart man
neriErns
A. the preacher Hart ~ adequate
but N lie IN tho scenes q pronounced
emotional stress that - exhibits the
poWerful restraint which gives real
artistry % the presentation, When
ne learns HE wife mas eft hire for
the former physician and saloon
keeper when be- admits hsr 20 his
mountain cabin In the haight or the
storm and ~hiis his little deserted
daughter 90 crying for her mothsr
W. On he goer FOR the wrscksr ~ mH
home and az ne point ~ a gun. COM
pcis hiu o. return with hin ana
minister 20 his sick child. and finally.
IN the last scene. when he renowned
AIS revenge tho impression produced
is ono 90 f9nvinctng sincerity.
In addition. the varied screen pro-
gram embraces Mutt and fe1 IN
LAUNDRY RusinesF the hfth In
gfaimant of the Rex Beach travel
pictures. elth n lecture by y a. Pud
defoot The KnnEarocss and tho Al
Hsa Ditmars animal study the
Nafesfie topical review ~ interest
Ira current events and film show
iur fhe process ~ making anf7mo-
bile wheels Musical numbers are
given hy the Majestic trio and the
Hymphonv orchestra.
The Detroit times., 1917-10-01
DINGEMAN-JAYNE
FIGHT TIES UP
BALLOT BOXES

When Ira ". jayne Saturday aft.
ernoon obtained 4 temporary In
junction 10 the circuit court re
stralning election officials and others
row tamgcrlng with The county
ballots cast last spring ne en-.
5arraBaed city clerk Lindsay 70 no
small extent Nj Jayne plans 20
appeal ~ the legislature for re-
count ~ 'he vote for circuit Judge.
IN which according 90 decision
~ the supreme court he WAS de-
fea "a ty Harry j DnFeman. cor
pulafion counsel The ballots are
% fhe ballot bcgra which 'he city
want ~ 1850 Cor iig peoal election.
Noe They ere in the custody ~
TIE police and Citr Clerk Lindsay
hef planned GA getting ~ work on
Them .at onrr. 30 De could have
them ai 0rerercd and numbered
grth rlraols VI csd inside. and
del rcd tl .4g various prscincfs.
haf ha Jur tion taa stopped ths.
IHn leap fafy rcatra n.ng order
be ten 81 lrday, and
eren n b. 81 solved q tia; time
it u fhe r.fy ricri
sud f RI "a Veoh. h-f
10 sent SIT Lfrf
aay wU 20 na darr ar 20
ho 10 ha ar election
vithm bar4i uot 30 Til be The
duty - Corporation Counsel Ding
man ~ errear n ooHft and ask
that the lni ncf -r he dissolved
not ,in his ofn ba ai lbi aE fBo
ityf ia ger As f0r Vtlsoli, D.
Mys ho doesn't CDfe ElM heni o.
ho tho aci'nr ae be 10 convnc q
.haf 30 vaa tonestiy elected
"ff { fhoHrht " 4snf lho honest
choicc ~ fhe voters. wouldn't ac.
copt fhe place ho said 20 Tre
Times Monday but ] Am sure
] Was. and F0 viii fghi fur if
The Detroit times., 1917-10-01
F. |. OLMSTEAD
OFF FOR RUSSIA
FOR THE Y. VI. c. A.

Fl OImslead. who has been sorv
lng as state lden secretary Tor
no II " r A. on Secretary l. p.
BnoTs uaK Rae responded 90 the
cali fs0m Russia and M now 70
route 70 The var from ~ Vie nov
republic. fe. do noi hno" Nhfre
ho viii hn located SAYS t.rr't7ry
gurU "ur hes fuaf '1ken his
rath and eypnn allowance and
sat or fer samewferr ir Rue
Mrs Oimsfcsd ans three children re-
main lu Michigan
The Detroit times., 1917-10-01
"DRY" AVIATOR
BOMBS BOOZE
STRONGHOLDS

pEs MOTNFs, Ia. Oct l-F'red
s H6yf driving his flying water
wagon" today officially opened the
campaign 20 make Io-ta consfltu.
tionaliy dry n tre election Oct i5
He LEFT Postviile In an aeroplane
20 'bornb" several Town cities with
prohibition literature. centerinR hla
attack on saloons and breweriss
His flight VIII carry him across The
northern tier Of counties and viii
end tonight In Alton
The Detroit times., 1917-10-01
Cries ITO He'll With the Flag;
Court Sends Him TO WorkhOuse

Frank Rojasky. 30 years old. No.
1908 Dubouis-st. was sentenced by
Justice stein. Monday. 10 80 days In
the Detroit House Of CorrecrI0n
Hojasky was arrested with Kogimer
Rodkowicz and Walcsw Frontc1ak.
following n fight that ensured after
The trio refused TO take on their
bats while The Star spangled
Banner" was being played During
The Detroit times., 1917-10-01

,he fracss. Roiasky cried out. "To
hell with the nag
IN court he declared 81 was
ihough'iose frmars The other two
each paid n fine Of five dollars
The tito we're arrested IN Perrien
park ~ patrolmen Burnett. Stick
ney and Pickrahm Sunday after
noon. during a Polish patriotic meet
ing
The Detroit times., 1917-10-01
Proposals for Loose Leaf
Binders

once 81 The hoard ~ County Audit
ors
sealed proposals will be received At
The Office ~ tho B0nrd ~ county
Auditors until ~ o'clock a m We'd
needav. oct B. fefl, ~ which tins
thew viii Do opened fnr Furnishing
a5O rNose Leaf Binder constructed
20 hold sheets tAxf1 inches Finders
40 he o. inches in length bound IN
'Tuu pinakln with an absolute safety
locking device. and 10 BE- built so
whom open will BE fat on desk.
The righf 60 reject any and all
bids iE hereby expressly rasorvod
THE BOARD OBJ cor MY
AUDITORS
ChaE A Ruhrer Secretary.
Detroit Mich sept gt 1917
The Detroit times., 1917-10-01

Recent syentr In tho history %
Russia and those preceding ths
downfall % tho R1uAn1n dynasty.
are shown this week on the Wash
ington acrceN IN the him drama.
Taaruffr ffr Monk
Hrfpufln became world known
fguro hrra8rf rf The plslfi0n ne ce-
uTiea az the Russian court and tho
rtrrrnous power hs seemed 90 poe
sesa over the czar and czariua he
Wff faId tl have hypnotic Clfts that
mnl. mrn - fna.ra and women q
10 court hlf playfhinRa For several
t.afr fHr fral facfs N bis life wers
Fn1fFu fs mauf poFaona huf when
arf ettelnpt nas MAIZE ~ apprlRs the
vntM 30 fnn trltV 40 Wif, chicanary,
lffrrf wars alunYs pnwr fNI inNutn
rff Ircurlf o. bear 10 suppress the
story fu tine nim ptaf Earpntin is
.fV~a fef Whaf Do actually vac.
y frirhfffr and rogue Tile aufl-
eura burst into rNnufuucuua applause
whom fur nam met hs death. seem
INK tn feel that no deserved he
iennrIluiuuF Gate
one ~ George Ades lively fables
The Detroit times., 1917-10-01

Fsvo-s corsc .ptna War Profits
Trio Rev TIEam Hr1i t,arfz. te
Gently appointed hv -te United
states RDreruu-nf fo 1fe ri1e fNa
rreattteriea ~ Nlcf-Tan 'or work
in food CON ervat.nn dfolared him.
sCf in favor NJ Mace option o.
war pr1af and fi pro en''os ri eu
rchmsn lf Rfr. H hr r1irf 90 'fe
NestmInsfer rresbYferien ehurch-
sunday morning Or fianfz made @
plea lor food and clothing rorsefya-
Nun. declaring fhnf .fhfre s no
nl4fa in Gods unreref fnr Rastai
Halfold IS tof I of Fo1len Thn tp
eager io drive lmQ0r Emt1at-oi,
had refused fo du Nheir et hy ai
dressing envelope at bono end
said that people pnut iwn f0 ip
ihe things nearest at band without
sclfFi0r fcafi1n
The Detroit times., 1917-10-01
STRIKE ON LAKES
IS CALLED OFF

WASHINGTON, Oct. IA strike
Of Great Lakes seamen. set for to
day. was called on here last night
+, by union leaders when the shipping
board, serving as arbitrator IN their
dispute with carriers. decided 90
grant the wage increases demanded
Other demands were waived, pend.
ing investigation BY the board.
The Detroit times., 1917-10-01

n e. aiffruit 81 say whether FTank
FBnrev lH with the RostoniArs Hho
onanea sunday afternoon In the Cav
etv fheater iu ~fsH OI View York, ar
whether ne "Bostonians" are with
Frank Kinney
Finnsy is the whole works IN sddi-
ton 10 being The author ~ ne
piece which. by the way, has plot
vtffh much more substance than the
usual run - burlesque attractions
Yet gbe author has been indeed gen-
eroua IN sprinhling bright and snap
~ lines smong the other perform
erR
wl.h ihe show "a George r Mack
tenor % ability whose erorfs 81
rortrnvina the role ~ CaruHo we're
svarrofv rprafvef Rose BERNARD. a
graceful form ard pleasing voics.
pieased Sunday andierrea wuch
Biilod as Caprice Young wona
~ grace and ability iancef several
arcelisnt, nufnhere - which The audi !.
rnce seemed never 20 grow trind fhH
OFT 10 east opposite Flnnay and ne
carries his part very we'll indeed
written into the second act IS 2
lavlet ertitied 'Oi Judge Nolan m
which rinney has tha leading role
The pleca ts more serious than IA
usually seen ~ the GayetJ ana y
carries lesson The act " clnVef ~
written and put over only as FIN
ney can 10 H.
x large chorus composed ~ good
looking young women takes ROOD
- r. ~ SIS share ~ the performance
The Detroit times., 1917-10-01

lafrt and lively\ company called
The AviAtors. ". ontsfih pirz tnA .
usr pstrons u IN weak Wltk slot ~
musical hurlcuguc lHlAd IN fu the
Ar HiGhhYina
with the scene an aviation heid
"eamewhere in Amofir Hat ~ Yunf
pnf~<rF. Gfadys Scars sammy Evans.
charlie Mel iva lewis. AIMS Blond
Harry Scranton, Archie Bell and Ann
scranton appeared in thf latest IDEAS
ln aviation costumes. and sims. dance
The Detroit times., 1917-10-01

with the company in hlackface The
,susfraf skit. '-rhc Female Minstrels
in Music shop gave Einfffl On
terfefuuasnf 90 Avenue patrons sun n
dav when the Black crook " p"
company began its weeks engage
Many az The features ircorpore :
fed In the Hkit were reminiscent ~
GOOD minstrelsy and ths audience
seemed 20 enjoy the ballad singing.
clog and eoft shoe dancing, the
bones and tamhaurines which were
a part % the show
"The Battle ~ the Buns was the
second burlesque with musical trim
falnRa and several vaudeville spe-
claltiea. The Dixie Male quartet madH
a bio with ite close harmony.
The ieadinE r0lee iu the two pro-
Auctions were taken hI Billie Bailue,
Nahri Faieer. MarRie Catlln, lanes
prnnsft walter Van and Jack Hub.
Thare will be a wrestling match
TueeIay evening between William
pemstral and Mort Henderson.
The Detroit times., 1917-10-01

Monday morniRg while walking IN
his sleep, His skull was fractured
lie was taken 10 Receiving hospital
The Detroit times., 1917-10-01
Proposals for Wire Cages.

once OF tho BOARD ~ county
AuditorR
Scaled proposals VIII be received
until III O'clock a. u. Friday Oct 5
1917. FOR conrtrurtIuG and erecting
fu place In the CORRIDORS az the
County building two wire cages each
80 feet in length. as prr plans aud
spec u cations Un hie tn tho office ot
the Board ~ County Auditors
Tie right % reject any and all
bids is hereby reserved
THr BOARD OF COUNTY AUDITORS
Ry Charles a HuhreI aec'v
Detroit Mich sept rs 1917
The Detroit times., 1917-10-01

IN slang and other pictures COM
plRte tins pro gran orIr Err r1tt-tt-1 +
features include organ and orchestra
So scti1ns and new songs by Emmons
ana CniVtu
The Detroit times., 1917-10-01

Hamleigh Platte. the trasedian-
Think OF ~ A man With ny Eenius
riding homo on the brare beams
Booker the Agent knew n YOU
tried hard enough you'd find = suit
able vehicle for your talent
The Detroit times., 1917-10-01
Fireman, Walking In Sleep,
Falls; fractures Skull

Fireman George A. Lloyd, sta
tioned At Engine Co No. s, fell thru
the pole-hoie 90 the station. early
The Detroit times., 1917-10-01

re this an economical car"
Very The cost ~ rBnniag 81 Ia
- low thar whs' vou save In pew
rent Will almost cover it.
The Detroit times., 1917-10-01

The most valuable lottery prize
that has ever fallen fo p poor per
son was one ~ g. 200 000 won ~ a
street sweeper % CorGrna IN a draw.
INK of The spanish state lottery a
few years ego
The Detroit times., 1917-10-01
~ THE
OTAGE



Rassa on Robert HichenH novel.
aBe-uarv sheep the I'm giav show
nz tnts week In tho Regent -htater-
rs TN adequate and lnterestiuE ncr
tGaval az LIE in Algeria ~ constt-
sfifor Elsfe Ferguson screen -iebNt
and would seem 30 AMPLY Justify her
venture into the realm 81 tne sil~ni
arhr1a-
superior artistry - pres~ntaticn,
wi sustained suspense and some
n : TNEFTcT y TTT-- III INK - 49,
okW combine 90 make the oh*r,ue
entirely worthy and white " is ob-
ylously q irtculf 20 portray Tie con-
aIrt vrirh goes On IN a woman soul
without the AID az the human voice
yet very cred tah .s piece ~ work
has been done in Barbary sheep
Latent ard liftle guessed remnants
az bartarcus instinct struggle With
she htefty civilized habits ~ lifr ~
an EnElfshwcman. wife o. necie-
man ln thr hours * her husband 3
ahsenre hunting In the nearby uoon-
fains She encourages the attrn IONS
IN native Algerian an m c@r ~ ne
cavsiry. who is fascinated alike oy
hnr rharrn and beauty and fhe srien-
dor % her jewels Tor which ne mas
consuming passion
Mss Ferguson art ia subtle apd
therefore modern g FAR AZ The g.
is Concerned. Nut there seams sl'Ent
Jack - intensity AZ times nnfw tn
sfnnding her highly INTEL gent IN
tsrpretstion 20 the leading part
The Detroit times., 1917-10-01
oRPTEEI VI

pcy stewart ln "rhs Devil Dodger"
showing IN the CfphNum THIS week,
has th4a4 leading role IN western
story that - sufficiently different
frori me genera accepted fim type
a. Eiye n special interest con-
cerned to the plot are three charac-
ters who establish eariy In ne action.
a log al basis FOR interest won-
Der es 20 which Will wiz out ir
the unusual struggle which rsgldly
GarNiopA u "a in thiH acu'-confl 'rt
~ he three that the fistin gushing
tiTerencs les for much - he story
otherwise - not uan rkedly dlsslmi AZ
20 the average high-srade western
Glfn
Into the comparatively common re-
lntiouship Of tho mining camp bad
man ant<dhncs hall habifue. there -
Injected the Influence oyer both ~
tho invalid preacher who va ndcrs
lnto The town iu ats search Tor
health. and r~malns 20 reform the
community uis afs0rts speedily cfn-
ter upon the girl which definitely
creates the opposed a@d yet united
Interest - IRE wideiy-diTering trio
Carolyn Wagner and jack Gilbert,
both 81 whom have their following
among tho film fans DO crsditahle
work n support O.. Stewart The
picture IL IN addition ~ the regular
vaudeville program
The Detroit times., 1917-10-01

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