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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-03-23
Unseptuagenario ofrece
Sus serUici0S

ycirlrama Especial para Ia PRENSi. :
SAN FRANCISCO, Gal. Mario %.
Roberto J. Lawson, de rs amos de
edad, captain de IN barco costero ha
solicitado que Sc lie inscriba EN- Ia re-
serva naval para la defensa de las
costas. segin 'anuncio hoy aqui el je-
fe de l. oficina de reclutamiento.
No ohstante que el solicitante es
un seprIagenario, los medicos que lie
hicieron Ell examen de ley encontra-
ron que las condolences fisicas del So
.%icitante Sc hallan en- magnificas con
d~iciones, por 10 que Sc lie admitio en-
as reservas dichas.
En- case de que ell r~eservista sea
llamado al servicio, Sc lie dara 81 gra-
DO de sub-teniente.
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Fue muerta una nina de trece amos en-
I'm parque de Nueva York

va York procedente de Filadelfia, y
DIE andaba de paseo en- ell parque
encantado con sus ~paisajes. Dice la
policia que no lie fue possible expli-
car porque traia en- n de u bolsl-
Hos un programa de un espectaculo
que tuvo Iugar la semana Ultima en-
uno de los teatros de Nueva York, o
por que llevaba una llave de tuercas
en- ell otro bolsillo.
Jacob Becker, de ii amos de edad,
V Miguel Mattera, de IS, ambos MEM
bros de la Compania No. 81 de los
Boys Scouts" d~ijeron que Elliot
era quien el!os habian visto dispa-
rando una pistola con un %silencioso
en- ell canon. Esos j0venes y algunos
otros de la misma Compania, ayu-
daron a los policias a registrar ell
parque, Y acompanaban a los detec-
tives cuarlio estos descubrier0n a
Elliott.
Elliott fue encerrado en- e. edi-
ficio del Bronx Detective Bureau
acIsado de haber violado Ia ley Su-
llivan. portando una pistola con un
s~ilencioso. La fabrication, venta, po-
session o uso de un silencioso, esta
prohibida ell este EStado.
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AVENTUIiAS DE SHERLOCK HOLMES
"a 10 centavOS tomO)

Fl VhndCtnr de Cadfveres.
FL Tnho del tiam1nie aZul.
Ia hjia del u>urero.
Blackwell. ei plTata del TimeSiS.
Jack el deStrIpadOr.
Los nIOnederoS falSoS de LonCreS-
La m.let9 SInCrtcnta.
Tn m6dICO criminal.
81 te~iamentO del director.
! 7 Ia FSCucla del Grimen &c PitiSburS.
Sherlock Holmes y el cOHtrabandlStG de
OplO.
4 las puertas de Ia muerte
La viuda rOja De PariS.
La beStIa humana.
Una noChe de terror.
FL rOOO del collar de peTlas.
la luilmc pu>aia del Cairo.
III nIIiraGlO de .urrlf.
Il my he .n> bandldoS.
ANENTURAS NE JOHN {. RiFfLES.
"a IN CemiarOS rada toInO)
FL lur6SniiO miSicrlI$O.
III ruhO IN FL ralaCIu Real.
FL principe IugadOr.
FL d>IllO Cn ell sleeping.
II aU:O ToiO.
Ii h,Ic,lrru dc EagleslOne.
Fl 50 rrlo del anrllO.
El ITr>IGrnIC re las COlUnisS
Ell fal>U >alieadCr.
Ia doHreilI rapiada.
Fl rUSLl del uc.vO.
FL ie>orO i'll iiughI.
In vIlja de bodaS.
II le>uTU uel EStadO-
II >It.T tote del sol.
In ID rdIOncTa.
FL ScCTclO del teSOrO.
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DOrotea.

Dorotea O'Connell era una jOven
muy hermosa y muy popular con to-
dos los alumnos de la e~scuela publ
ca No. II, en- Bronx, en- cuyo planted
iba a graduarse este ano.
Su madre ha tenido catorce hijos,
V dos que le faltan perecieron de
muerte violenta. Ethel Sc ahog0 Guam
10 contaba dos amos de edad, haze
tres lustros. Los hijos mayores de IA
Sra. O'Connell cuentan de 20 a 30
amos de cdad, Y son los que sostienen
/ "a familia.
Walter Fitzgera! que lba gulando
el autom6vil cuando fue herida Do
rotca O'Connell, dijo antenoche que
dcsde hacia algunOs meses siempre
que iba por ell Parque Van Costlandt
ola disparos. FL Y otras personals di-
jcrcn que muchas genteS hablan da-
do en- la mania de hacer usO del Har-
Observation-Disclosures ,,os domlngos,
para practicar el trio al blanco.
poniendo en- peligrO Ids vidas DE los
paSeanteS.
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RPlRITISH0
HlST0Rii

81 Sol 10 vayo Memorials de- ia lntcrven-
ION .rt--s.-I. con graduates > -,
3. .r.,.t Tie la CIIupaui>- - -.
lDisnrlos N.!IlarcS MeNcanOS. pueFFa W
Independence ? INVASION au"T!caHd. -
gIstoria de Roma COUNTeHde de>ds In> OIL
Genes DE- Roma. haSta Ia ca.da del mp
rio romano dc ucc!7en,e; - ~"
pysl0rla de Grecia. CeSGe los t.eL1."'> "
-olrOS hasta Ia desmembTac!OH Gel IN
vtro rs~ y Caudtiio. La vida del Oral. Dlaz;
upr DuCloS salinas ." -
rfIs-0-l4 Pafrta. FOR Sierra. -. ~
IIt,i0r,a de Mexico, p0r NeTdia, deSde !os
nr!m.rOs rempOS, ha,ta n ca1da oel s.
g!ndD IlnpsrIo. In tgmo t2l7. =" ~
EIsforl, General de NeEirO. poT LaFa'e ~
Ei.rnria Universal. EfIc.on dc IUjg. -
Ia intervention y p Imperio. poF oattdG
4Iy9rsZ. ( IOmOS. pasta IHl1. -. l'-,l
IA YEiestsd CaiIa. Noyela historical De ID
rr~lE.rlun m"I"-g-la. 80
"a ReylluciUa lie MeNl"o y 81 iHlleE'di'e,tC
ya1.ae. Obra p0ltTira lie lnifTes. ct, 2.eV
los TnSurgerta<. Relates dc "a iAslFFec''.E
contra L>pG1I. -; Al. L.,
Memorials ur IN GUerrllsru. HlsIoF'a uT 10
f~fnrrf. E.H Erla"Iti-
Narr2c.Onas HlStorIraS NcyicanaS. lF"i'Itn-
mes Y leyendas. uhrH deSi|H1ia 4 r-1lt-
var - santfwlantO pStrtp IN 81 c"rIZpu ue
los hir9s de- Nexlro- UUslrada con STaha-
dos V cara-ulS a dolores &c -.
sscerd0te ' CaudtIlo. uDra reiatIFa a "a
t,.rrrl De lu.trgv-t"nr.a. zoe '".
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cu,ndo nccesite libros Ed espanol
d;ri;ase a l~gnacio E. Lozano.-6o7'
n,lorosa St. San Antonio, Texas.
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tj0veneS daba un paseC en- automoVll
en- eli Parque Van Cortlandt de esta
'ciudad, Y entire los alegres pasean-
ties figuraba la nina Dorotea O'Con-
nell de l3 AMOS de edad, que sin sa-
Der de donde, nj DIR detonaci0n al
: guna, recibio un balazo que la privo
= cast instantaneamente de IA vida.
Una bora mas tarde, Ia policfa
, arreataba a un joven en- Ell mismo par
que, quien al decir de los guardianes
del orden publico traia una pistola
! 4 la cIal estaba adherido un "silen-
Ger" (silencioso.) y a una docena o
mas de Boy Scouts" que hacian
5jcrcicios Ell ell parque, y Quienes Sc
GIN el joven aprehendido primero,
sambien habian ~dispakado cpn esa
anna.
). la tragica muerte de la nina Do
rotea, han seguido numerosas quejas
a los empleados del parque y a Ia
policia, contra la costumbre de dis
parar armas de fuego en- Van Cor
tladt V otros parques de Bronx. Mu-
chaS de esas quejas hen sido hechas
por personals duenas de automobiles,
q~uienes han manifestado que tienen
IA c@reencta de que son usados como
b~lancos movibles por los aficionados
Il trio al blanco.
Rorotea O'Connell era n de los
micmbros mas j6venes de Ia fami-
liza que lleva csc nombre, y que Sc
compone de once varones Y dos nj
mas. La amiguita intima Y camarada
de DorCtea. era Hazel Fitzgerald, de
docc amos, o sea un ano men que
ella.
Frank J. Kern, duenO de un auto
m6vil. Sc presento esa tardc, aeon
naN1!o de la Srita. Olivia Redhead,
en- Ia caSa de la familia Fitzgerald
para llevar a dar un pasco a Ia Sra.
dc csc nombre, pero como dlcha Sc
nora no eStaba lista, decidicron lie
,.a'. or .r t,g,r . ot,os miombros dc
+, r,miii, entire los one fipuraba
Haze. Ia amiguita dc Dorotea.
"Siento un terrible doior de caoeza'
mod;, .u,5,., de J., cas, dc
I. rnn;;. Eit,oora,d co ~oncortra-
-. amo +u;nTl,h,r 81 orto - No.
~ O.lo,..r Ir,,aI /, i,v;tI
=, n.r,,,,
-. .L.,,,.a - .orro.nordio,+a
J. u.Jno .or+or
,La,,l. 81 .~,+om6rii
..;,ro,,
h' '
''"'',c'-e T1...
"I l"ique va" ~
atFaNeSaoo Ii '"l."' u'' p"'4a'
ehcoN'i"p"' q. !" "'o"'"' sr
como d c'e' pies "e' P"e"
Efoc"'E" Iu'u"!A' '""''"o
''c'"'uoSe III" w "
hcza' oI' uh gF'Io u!t!e'uo,
9iehto Uh Ie'''0'e "0ioi ue
oeza'
Luego cayo de bruees. y Sis COM
paneros pudIeron yer que tenia una
herida en- Ia cabeza o sea detras de
la oreia izquierda. A toda su vclocl-
dad. Sc dirigi6 ell autOm0vil a Ia
broadway Inn" que esta tuera del
parQue. en- Ia Gale 25oa. 0 sea como
a un tercio de mll!a del lugar dohue
Sc cree fue herlda Ia Nina
\ dlcho lugar oclrrleron Vario'
mGdicoS, entire elIos e. DR.. HenneiIy
del Hospital FOrdham. que aseguro
que Ia jOven habfa muerto unoS GUAM
tos minutes deSpues de que ID o"i'
lie penetro en- los sesos' l.! c""aNe''
poT indlcacioneS del MaglStfa0o t1e"
y .fue mandate 4 Ia moFgue ue'
floSp'-a' Fo'"''"!'' "0"N
m,rn. y con IL que puso en- claro que
I !. II III ~ ~ 'N-sAN
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OBRAS NJ CAROLINA INvEKNIzIO.

AmOrp> lrayicp>. Dos tOmoS.. .. O.. NSl
Al horde del ablSlUn Y lao IuncStO.. 90
fpray6n de mILr". Dos iOmuS...... 0.SI
COrdz6n de ObTyrU- p0S i6IncS. . h-&a
-ad.ua elena. CJ,IfrL tuWu> - =. e.. -
CrImen'S >ru casllso Y I.urha supreme
IT'S tOmuS t.9
.rramaS del adultCriO. uHS tonOs $3.50. o.
- GcnlO del Nal ... e. %. - -. %"
Ii bcSn de una uru2ria Y La vensanZa Dc
una lOra. Dos IN .. ........... as
e ulilmO beSO =. I'd. ........ . -. %
e SeCreio de IN bandidN =. 10. -. o 81
RI tren de Ia mGeTie. Dos t0InOS ..... 0.Sh
FL huO del an1rCuiS;a. = tCinuS..... h.S'
Fl alberrrc del d"lIIo. hos tOinoS 90. O-S'
e. ahOTcado del parGuC- CllaiTo iOmoS i.6'
Fl CalyarIo Dc una mldTe Y A~rrspenll-
miento. Tres e. .. 20. .. t-2l
Los CrimenCS de piavOlina. Dos ionloS O-Si
Los marIdOs infameS. Dos ioTnos g. 0.Sl
los amOreS .naIditOS. Dos tOUoS 81. -. O.op
La Sepullada viva. Dos lOTlos .. e. OS
las ylCtlIna> del amor -. %. O.1U
LaS trasediae de los CeloS- ! ioiucs IN
Ia rar7gor7 . CO
la Ella dp Ia p~o.tera. Dos toHro, 90
la resurrection de III angel -. %. O-4J
la bailarin8 del TeairC Real : ;omoS 9.Si
la Ultima cita. Dos tOmoS..-..-... wv
-0S miSttrLoS del cTimen. 1 tones =. t-tI
, IS esClaEaS E!cncas. ? iOmos -. e. 0-Sl
paraisO e inferno .-......-........ ~
Rins o 81 Angel DE- los Alpes. , iUinoS u-S'
Teresa Ia rcSuCi'sda. Dos tOinoS -. isl
IN crimen en- 4utoin6v!l. : tOM0>.... u.nl
Vlrgen J Madre y EYpiacion. 3 t0InOs IN
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DrRis DE- VICTOR HUGO

r,rras q Ia NnyIa 0.N
NJ i.G,
49, rcr,nra me RE -. A.tI
~ mo terrible ... 10. .....0.6j
81 - Epf<CdlUS de la Rev. FTanccSa 90
~ -a-+rarr, i-T'
Han ~ TSI..l,ha o 81 Hombre FIeTa 30 o.
I - 9, ertl 10 los ~lgIaS. iur
los mi ,ara6Ies. poS tomns -. e. q. f25
los TrabaJadoreS del Mar = . . e. 01I
T,IeSIra SsTOra de Paris -. . -. 0.65
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NOvCIaS Il ~ Ccnts:0S
Artr de huscar maridn.
amor ' martIriu.
CalyarIo de amor.
FL nCylO pTeSiadO.
Fl purgaioriO de las SOlteraS.
Fl paraiSo de las IAujcrcS.
II lnrierpu dc las hOInbres.
L hafa de los mares.
Ii nidO Nc rulSelOTcS.
- ""l1"r dc HS'nnrSllaa.
El nido de r]uiSehoIes.
e 81 lie las nlfiaS.
RI alma en- I'm ceSo.
La hiIa de las flores.
La hiel en- los lfllOS
a Mia de los iazlnines.
Ia Yluda alcgre.
la CurIe Del amor.
la nrinCeSa 6ei dollar.
La hiia lie VI MS.
Las obreras de- amor
Las aiias del champagne.
AS tvaS pCdcTndS.
Marina 0 In hiIa de las OlaS.
MaIiIllS sean las muirC"S.
MalIIfuS sean los humbrcS.
MaidItaS sean las SuegraS-
MaluIiO sea 81 amor
MalditO> sean los celos.
a-lOndTIdS ic mo
POrgile - CaSan los hOIuJres
PUrQur -, CaSan las mujercs.
rorQU& pecan las muiHres.
lurGut rcIncldCn las vIuda
PprQu" Iu!rmITan iaS EieJas
POr >Cguir i ana inujcr-
Su majeStId Ell Amor.
Viva M nrvla,
Azucrna. pOr CarlOta Bracme.
Dora. TOr Larloia RraeTne.
FL BeccTrO dc uro.
Fl ntlc malfIto.
IL uI4uUSCriio de mi madrn.
Mara, por Jorge ISascs.
ALES PRACTICES
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Ell prisionero MEGA haber disparado,

Mientras despues, los detectives
.aprehendian a un joven que mas
tarde confeso ser George Elliott de
q amos de edad Y carpintero de of
clio. Dijeron los detectives que GUAM
do vic que Sc approximation a el, AFRO
j6 lcios de 81 hi pistola calibre SO
en- cuyo canon habia sido colocado
un aparato de los llamados silencio-
sos. FL detective Flyn dijo que aun
cstaba caIiente el arma cuando el la
rerogio.
Elliott neg6 ser el dueho del ar
ma. Q saber aIgo sobre ella. Diio que
Ell dia anterior habia lIegado a Nue.
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P0EsLA

Z, psrraso Ye1icanO. > Gm0S.-...-..t.-.
P1staDarIas. por Manuel NJ. Flores. - gtg
posstaf &c Antonio Plaza. ." X,
p0eslas &c Manuel Acuha- ." v'9'
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Bret Bits of
MiSSOulQ NelUs

Eagles meet tonight.-Adv.
Mrs. John HolbeclS of Hall is a guest
in Missoula.
Dr. Anna James, osteopath, e04 w.
ADV.
Mrs. Effie Mathewson is a visitor in
the city from Perma.
re money to roam. Fl. D. Fisher
Adv.
Mrs. George kritzer of 9l6 Grand
street.
Wines liquors, -odas cigars. J. +.
Power Liquor Co.-Adv.
Attorney X. a. O'Hara ii III Missoula
tor q few days from Hamilton
ADV.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mowery ana son are
in Missoula for a few days from their
home AT Dixon.
+. G. Moore, Chiropractor. Phone
10S4-Adv.
Mrs. John Wern.ng oI Philipsburg is
visiting her sister, Mrs, RHtledge
| Parker, in this city.
Lenses ground at this office. DIR.
Schweiker, optical specialist, Mont Blk.
ADV
Edward Brown Of Philipsburg spent
the Week end with his sister. Mrs. Rut-
| ledge Parker. III this city.
r. Gwinn, NJ. D., eye, ear. nose and
| throat specialist, Glasses ground at the
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GIRL IDENTIFIES
"SLueCER JACK"
Carl Morrison Jailed and
Arraigned on Assault
Charge.

The search for Jack the Slugger,
which has been carried on since last
week, when a Missoula girl was at
tackled on East Cedar street hy a
strange man and escaped by stabbins
at her assailant with a hatpin resulted
in the arrest and arraignr.ent yester-
day Of Carl Morrison, t2an Harrison
street, Il married man.
The arrest was mace by Deputy
Sheriff Duncan. after IA tip given
by a motorman, who identified Morrl-
son as a man who ran from the vicin-
ity Of the Central school and boarded
the car in the middle of the block, on
the night Of the attack.
Morrison was examined hy officials
Yesterday in the county attorneys Of
flee for the mark of the hatpin, but
10 wound was found Then the girl,
who is recorded on the police hlotter
as Jennie Doe was called TO the Of :
flee. She positively Identified the man
as her aSsailant.
Morrison was given his choice Of
an immediate statement and bonds ot
$1,000, or the statutory "A hours delay
IN making the plea. Morrison chose
the latter, and viii plead guilty or not
guilty this afternoon.
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|, Z, township IS north, range

section /. township Is north. range
% west.
DIR. Harrison, practice limited to eye,
ear, nose, throat and the fitting of
glasses. Office. Higgins block.-Adv.
Mrs. Joseph johnson Of Dixon was
operated upon twice last Saturday at
st. Patrick's hospital. She is doing
well today.
Waists, sChinaware and Novelties
make best Christmas gifts. La Vogue
| ADV.
Mrs. Earl Duval Of Dixon. bride
of a week, was operated upon at st
Patrick's hospital, Sunday evening fol
relief Of appendicitis.
Mrs. Isabel Robson has returned tt
her: home on East Front street after ;
visit of two and half months at Mat
tOOna, H., and in Alabama.
Mclean, piano tuning. Phones 1A3(
B. 1853 and 15o Black.-Adv.
G. N. Whitney of the products de
partment of the forestry service ha!
gone to New England for a few week.
to visit with his relatives
Dolls Hats, Novelties. Make Ovel
| Hat shop, IS Higgins Blk.--Adv.
| Mrs. =. b. McGregor has gone t
| Billings to spend the holidays will
her relatives, Mr.. McGregor will joil
her at the end Of this week.
| Joseph Hoffman of CARMEL, Mont
| will leave this morning for Spokane
/ after Il short visit with his mother
| Mrs. Andrew Foley in this city.
! Buy wrist watches from the Sont
| Side .ieweler, Penwell block-Adv.
| Mrs l.. A. Carver of Florence, VIII
! is living in Missoula this winter ha
! her left arm broken at the wrist, a
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-12-18
|THE.AI|'T||'|E|:.R-cOERS
HELP WAR FUND
MissOula Theater Sends L. S.
S422.93 in Taxes for
November.

The Missonla theater paid S422. 93
in war tax last month and will pay
an equal or greater amount in Deem
Der, according tn Manager O. j. Hey
tros.
That is the sum which patriotic
Missouri people contributed to the
governments war chest in November.
said the manager. Many people feel
that the war tax should not affect
the admission price. forgetting that
the thcaters and producers are hit III
other ways They do not see that the
war tax is Il contribution to Uncle
sam, that every trip to the theatcI
helps the nation Just a little BIZ more.
Naturally, not one cent Of the war
tax goes to the theater or the pro-
Gucer. 1t goes straight to Washing
ton To swell the fund which the GOV :
eminent hopes viii amount to S5a 900,
GOO when all Of the theatcrs have been
taxed for Il year.
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Opening Crow Reservation
Provided in Walsh Bill

Washington, Dec. 17.-Special.-S
ator Meyers today, on behalf of Sena
tor Walsh, introduced hill for OPEN
Ing and settlement Of part of the Crow
Indian reservation. The bill provides
for appraisement and sale Of all I'M
allotted and unreserved lands within
Big Horn and Little Big Horn rivers,
under usual procedure. The bill APP
, propriates 100000 to pay for the lands
granted the state Of Montana for school
purposes and 100000 for making sur
Ney, appraisement classification and
allOtments.
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Order Secretary Of War
DiscOurages Burroughs

Washington, Dec. Recommending
Officers al camps and environments
nave been Instructed to discourage fur
loushs in large numbers for the Christ
mas holidays.
Secretary Baker today denied that
Christmas furlnnshs had been forbid
den entirely by the war department.
| but said they We're discouraged both
on account Of transportation conditions
! and because training might be serious
~ affected if many men We're absent.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-12-18
New Scholarship Rule
for Conference Schools

A better definition Of the scholarship
rule was the most important change
effected by the annual meeting Of the
northwest intercollegiate conference III
Spokane last week, according to Or.
j. p. Rowe, Montana delegate. who has
lust returned from the meeting. The
new rule, which replaces an ambisu-
Gus and trouble making clause re-
quires that each contestant in any CON
ference game must have had passing
grades in three fcarths of his work
five days before the game, must have
passed in three fourths Of his work
the previous semester, and must have
a record showing fewer delnquencies
than would constitute three-fourths Of
the prescribed work for any semester
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WANT HOME GUARD
RECRUITS IN CITY
Z. S. Prepares to Enlist Men
for Service Here.

Recruits for the recently authorized
! nitcd States Home Guard, which Will
5e used for home defense and patrol
work, Will be received al the Missoul4
station, onlAs men not subject to draft
will be accepted. Enlistment will be
for the period OF the war
Veterans Of the service are wanted
especially and trained police and fire
men Miil be Welcomed. Married men
may enlist and will be stationed.
whenever practicable, near their
homes.
The men will receive regular army
pay and allowances for provisions and
! lodging.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-12-18
UNITED DROP THREE
GAMES TO MISMERCO
City Bowling League Leaders
Receive Check.

The Mismercos put good sized
erimp in the lead Of the United in the
City Bowling league last night when
they took three straight games from
the leaders. McCurdy led in the at
tack against the United with 534 pins.
with Bussard runner-up. The Mis-
mcrcos are now firmly entrenched in
second place.
The Highlanders won the odd game
in their contest with the I'oresters.
dropping the second by a narrow mar
gin. I.srFsOn was the leader in these
games. scoring 200, 2U3 and 1911
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here's Something
Worth a War Tax.

Watch Your STEP" Irving Berins
sNncopated musical show which was
one of the sensations OF the east last
year. Will probably help Uncle sam a
lot by eliciting war taxes from Mis-
soula people Wednesday. December
-
watch Your Step is the first
wholly ragtime musical play. and its
success has been remarkable 1t will
be Mssoula's day-after- Christmas
Il eat.
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BENEFIT PUBLIC HEALTH.

Washington. Dec. 11.-Dr. Hayer
Emerson of New York and Or. +. q
Williams of Virginia. called on Presi
dent Wilson today and presented leso.
buttons passed recently bE the Ameri.
can Public Health association. request,
ing that the government inaugural,
an educational campaign TO offset tn
absence Of physicians With the color
and to protect the public health
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Irish Terrier
Shares Stars tionors,

Mike. 4 shaggy Irish TERROR, shares
Eonors with vivian Martin in Molly
Entangled." which opens 1T the En-
Press theater tomorrow. Mike caused
cameraman SO much trouble by but
! ting into his mistress's pictures that a
play had to be built around him. that
/ his impromptu entrances might not
| spoil the act. "Molly Entangled" is q
charming play, one Of the pretty sta1's
/, Nest
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she slipped upon icy front steps of the
house at 5O7 South Third street.
Furs remodeled and refined. Mrs.
Minnie Carley, 40 Madison. Phone
129W.-Adv.
Mrs. Clarence Hansen OF Philips
burg is in Missoula this week guest
in the home of Mr.. and Mrs. julius
west.
]. c. Ketridge, who was formerly To-
Gated with the United States forest
service at Libby, Mont, has been
transferred to the Missoula office OF
the service.
| Maurice Bedell left last night fol
Andoyer, New brunswick, going te
spend Christmas at his old home, with
his sister and brothers for the first
time in 10 years.
| Miss Lois Thatcher who has been q
clerk in the Western Montana Natona
bank, left yesterday for her home
lat Charleston, $. G.. to spend the Holt
days with her parents.
| Mr.. and Mrs. II. N. klineline ans
two children will leave this morn.
ing for their former home at Ava, Mis-
souri,. They have made their home j,
| Missoula for nearly a year.
Dan l.. Weaver, superintendent .
agencies for the Montana Fire lnsur
ance company, came in to the city from
his Butte office yesterday to vsi
Schlick and Gage, local agents.
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BIG SCHOOL BENEFIT DANCE

Music ~ Jass Band. Huson. Mont.
Christmas night. PLENTY barn room.
Good supper will be serNide in dining
room Come one, rome all and help
SdE
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Rriria Shop Headliner
in Pantages.

The brlde shop an elaborate
number of the sort described by adj
vance agents as girl acts will be a
feadliner in the Pantages bill at the
Gissoula theater this week The bill
viii include an unusual Wire act. 4
song and patter bill, a comedy sketch
and 4 bright monologue.
| Slipping on banana peel, Brooklyn
chauffeur fractured skull and died
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ANNOUNCEMENT

Mrs. =, Anderson has taken over
the agency Of the Wade Corset Co.
Phone 500 NJ. ADV
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SOCIAL DANCE.

Union hall, every Wednesday and
Friday night. Missoula Club orches-
ira. Dance. 10 cents.-Adv
Baltimore banker has started style
for men by knitting socks for soldiers
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Self conscious people might do well
to remember that they may not be
conscious Of very much Toledo Blade.