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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-07-18
MIEJSCOWA

po dlugiej dyskusyi postanowio-
no, jak wyzej zaznaczono, dac
samym manazerom najprz6d
sposobnoSG okazania, czy gotowi
So znizyc obecne zdziercze ceny
wegla.
Ma sobotnie posiedzenie zostal
take zaproszony Evan Johns, dy
rektor stanowy kopalni j minera-
low, oraz F. S. Peabody, kt6ry
jest przewodniczacym komitetu
produkcyi weglowej z iona fe-
deralnej rady obrony krajowei.
Peabody jest jednym z najwiek-
szych producentow wegla W IL
linoiS.
Rada przyjeia wczoraj polece-
MIA swego komitetu produkcyi i
dystrybucyi wegla W sprawie osz
czednoSci j uzywania gorszego
gatunku wegla przez koleje. gro
madzenia wegla ma czas braku tie
goz, oraz cen drobiazgowych po-
bieranych przez kupc6w, kt6rzy
dostarczaja konsumentom.
Samuel insult, przewodniczacy
stanowej rady obrony, sprawoz-
dai, re reprezentant stanowej ko
misyi urzadzen publicznych be-
die wsp6}pracowaf z komitetem
produkcyi weglowej w sprawie
zastosowania polecen jego przez
koleje. R6wniez doni6sl, re pre-
yes kolei Northwestern Ashton,
kt6ry jest ma czele komitetu ma
nazer6w kolejowych, wsp6fpra--
cuje z miedzynarodowa komisya
handlowa celem doprowadzenia
do skuteczniejszego uzytkowania
obecnych urzadzen k%olejowych.
Juz dnia 1890 maja, rada sta
nova obrony przyieia rezolucye,
W kt6rych sic oSwiadczy1a "a
kontrola przez Rad federalpy
cen wegla, zywnosci innych ar
tykuf6w. Dotychczas jedyna ma
to odpowiedzia byfo ustanowienie
maksymalnej ceny wegla mick
kiego W sumie $3.50 "a tone PREY
kopalni. Pomogio to gi6wnie W
Stanach wschodnich, gdzie bra
no "a tone miekkiego wegla, ST,
So, a nawet i 50.
w opinii stanowei rady obro-
ny ceny SO jeszcze "a wysokie.
Wog6le zdzierstwo j wyzysk, u
prawiane obecnie przez bezskru-
pulatnych producent6w, fabry--
kant6w i kupc6w, SO tax skanda-
liczne, re wobec mich maleje ro-
bota progerman6w i agitator6w
antiwojennych.
TRAGICZNY KONIEC IA
BAWY.
Czterech chfopc6w bawi}o sic
ma pr6znej PARCEL pnr. 2318 Os-
good ave. we wojne i w zofnie-
rzy. NaSladujac zo4nierzy w Eu-
ropie, wykopali transze i tunele
cztery stopy pod powierzchnia.
Naraz jeden z tuneli zapadf sic,
grzebiac dw6ch ch}opc6w, jedne-
go czeSciowo, drugiego zupeinie.
Pierwszy w~ygramoli} sic CATO,
Wystraszeni towarzysze tym--
czasem pobiegli pc pomoc. Wr6-
Gill z policyantami. Zanim CT W 20
minut p6zniej zagrzebanego chic
pea wydobyli, ten juz ME
zyf. Nazwisko nieszczesliwej o.
fairy jest Thomas Deutsch. Lii
cyl lat II i mieszka} pnr. 1O41
Belden ave. Towarzyszami jego
W tragicznej zabawie byli: Vic
tor Huske, Fam. pnr. 1882 Semi
nary ave., Vincent Cahill, 2240
Osgood ave. i August Grouer, "a
mieszk. pnr. 1866 Belden ave.
BEZPLATNE BUFETY OLA
~ZOLNIERZY.
Ma zebraniu prezesow kilku or
ganizacyi meskich i.kobiecych,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-07-18
DIR. E. E. A Rely
GNUJE.

Washington, 10. lipca. Me
porozumienie w Ionic nowo zor-
ganizowanego komitetu dorad-
czego ola eksport6w spowodowa-
10 rezygnacye Ora. E. E. Pratta'
szefa biura ola krajowego i "a
granicznego handful, z zajmowane
60 przezen stanowiska. Prey two
rzeniu wyzej wspomnianego ko-
mitetu d~oradczego DR.. Pratt 70
stall don takze powo}any / zamia-
nowany jego sekretarzem, zaraz
jednak ma pierwszej sesyi przysz-
10 do nieporozumienia pomiedzy
MIN a innymi czionkami. Sekre-
tarz handlu Redfield uznai, re
pan Pratt ME mia} racyi i dlatego
sk}onil 60 do wniesienia rezygna-
cyl.
DosTARCZA RZADoW1
WEGLA.
Washington, 18. lipca. - VIA
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-07-18
BEZPLATNE BUFETY OLA
ZOINIERZY.

Ma zebraniu prezes6w kilku or
ganizacyi meskich i.kobiecych,
zwo}anych przez S. Insulla, pre-
zesa stanowej rady obrony,
podniesiono projekt, azeby
ma wz6r francuski i angielski "a
{ozono W Chicago jeden klub w
sr6dmiesciu ola zofnierzy, a we
wszystkich dworcach kolejo-
wych bufety, W kt6rych zo}nie-
RE odjezdzajacy j przyjezdzaja-
cy otrzymaG beda mogli napoje
i gorace potrawy bezpiatnie.
Opracowanie projektu w szcze
g6}ach j przed}ozenie raportu ma
nastepnem posiedzeniu poruczo-
no H. B. Riley'emu, prezesowi
Citizens War Board, oraz pam
ME H. Vlttum.
BROWARNICY PROSZA o
ZAMKNIECIE WYSZYNKOW
w PRZEDMIESCIACH.
Komitet browarnik6w wczo--
raj uda} sic do prok. stanowego
Hoyne'a i prosi} go o jego pomoc
celem doprowadzenia do zam-
kniecia W niedziele wszystkich
wyszynk6w W pow. Cook poza
miastem Chicago i innych miej-
scowosci, kt6re So caikiem ,,su-
chez.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-07-18

clair obiecuje do niej powrocic,
ale dopiero wtedy, gdy nprusk'
system kastowy" zostanie dosta-
tecznie ziamany.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-07-18
Bank es mOsIO jest lepsze nfz W
innych skfadach
Bankes SHADY kawy

Ma P~6lnOcnO-Ea-
ehOdniej stronlei
1874 ~. ChicAgO Az.
2O54 Milwaukee Ave.
lsTB Milwaukee Ave
1915 Milwaukee Ave.
R6l2 w. North Ave.
Ma p~olnocneJ
S~trOnle.
to5 w. Division ul.
TO W. North Ave.
1850 Lincoln Ave.
s2a4 Lineolo Ave.
oa13 y. Clark S.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-07-17
The Wonders of Yellowstone
Park-New Features Max
ing a Park Tour Delightful

There is no monotony In Yellow
stone-cach day brings you an en-
tirely new set OF wonders strange
gcyscrs throwing out tons or bolllng
water and steam. "paint-pots' bub-
bling on and on forever. canyons ana
waterfalls almost twice the height or
Niagara, petriiod forests, and thou
sand other wonders.
The hotels. camps and automobile
transportation In the Park are each
under tho control OF the Government.
No more slow and uncomforta BILE
horse stages. The Government has
decreed that automobiles shall be the
new means OF conveyance, and they
are now universally used.
A fve-day tour OF the Park costs
only t52. or, n you use the camps in
stead OF hotels. tt3. The rail- rate 20
the Park "a very reasonable. on tho
way out do not fail 20 take the "Cody
Road"-the eastern entrance for
there ~ nothing IN the Park more
beautiful and Inspiring than tho
glorious mountain scenery along that
Government built automobile road 10
Cody. where "a comfortable and home
like Burlington train awaits you.
Let me tell you all about 10 and
help you plan your trip so that you
can get the most out OF II. Glad 20
40 it--that's what I'm here for. Call,
or write. for n Yellowstone Folder"
j. Francis, Gen Pass. Agt.. G, Il. q
q. r. r.. SAT W. Jackson blvd. Chi
eago.-Adv.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-07-17
The Confessions of q Wife
II Is a Humble Love That Wants to Return.

balm 20 your soul. I viii tell you /
nave paid many. many times by
Wishing and waiting for you 70 call
me by some Carosslng word. and al
ways I knew / did not hear Il be-
cause your love had been outraged
I'm tho beginning by my egotistical
cadishness"
Don't you worry. dear heart" I
answered 'I'll call you all the pet
names In the calendar II they will
make you we'll
But 7 don't want you 20 give them
20 me as kind OF susar-coated pill.
! want you 20 say them as tho you
meant them"
Dick. ! know you are not well.
for even when you were in the wild =
est counting stage you were not wont
70 beg for crumbs OF love as you
arc doing now"
We'll, then--oh. kiss me. Margie.
and don't let's hold post-mortems any
lc niger"
You see. little book. Dick is like
Jim--he doesn't believe I'm post-mor-
TENS either"
ITO he continued
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-07-17

All that said 10 you yesterday. 1T
tie book, I thot out the night before.
Today l have awakened with the de
termination 20 keep busy and stop
all this introspection found DICK
bright and CHEEKY this morning He
said no would have Jim see 20 the
exchange OF our tickets again. as
there had been mistake when they
were nrst exchanged.
Let me do IL, Dick" ! begged
"Oh. | don't want you 20 be bur
deued with these petty details, Mar
"why burden Jim with them when
he IL so busy and when | have aoso-
iutely nothing 20 dor"
Dick looked up quickly Getting
back 20 your old pep. MargieR' he
yes. Dick. and this time I am go
Swhat are you going to do. my
dear"
well. nrst I am going TO take on
myself tho special management Of
this trip unless you get well enough
20 do Il yourself.
But you won't have any good time
IT ala not know that this trip was
70 give me a good time-rathcr I
thought q was 10 hringfyou back 70
health and strength. You are To- be
tho nrst confederation this time.
~.Rut me no butts" I quoted. FOR
am going 10 see N 7 cannot make
you moro than comfortable. and hon
estly. Dick I viii be much happier
~ you let me at least think l am or
some use TO YOU"
''Margie. why do you always make
such n fetich 81 your duty Can you
not once IN while do something be
cause you like TO do II without
thinking OF the consequences
THAT L. tho trouble. Dick. ] do
many things without thinking OF tho
oonscqucnces"
Great heavcnsi Am I living with
n woman>tvho Is leading q double
life? Come over here. dear. and kiss
your old sick husband and listen
while he maudics about tho ioh be cN-
poets 20 have on his second honey
moon.
| well. ~ you are going 20 have
your second honeymoon with your
FIRST wife. some % the thrills as well
as some ~ the frllls viii probably
be lacking"
I'VE did not have many frillls on
our frst honeymoon, Margie. re-
member once or twice l behaved In
terrible manner. was thoroly
ashamed OF n at the time"
| 81 don't remember what you did
that was 90 terrible. Dick.
II only satisfied an irresistible de-
sire 20 let you and everyone else
know I was At the head 81 my re-
Gently acquired family and In doing
30 I know I hurt your feelings many
times 30 you remember the time /
rehuked you roughly when you call
ed me honey before someone we had
to dinner with usf Well, ~ 10 be any
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-07-17
WILL DISCUSS
WAR TAXATION
Representative of FEELS Com.
mission To Hold Open
Air Meetings

Representing the new Joseph FEELS
International commission. with
headquarters recently opened In
New York. Louis Wallis Is In De
troit this week for open-alr meet.
ings. He Is 10 give addresses on
war and war taxation. speaking from
an automobile with the United
States flag flying. The Detroit POI
lice and the national secret service
have had advance information in
regard 20 the work OF Mr.. Wallis.
and these meetings will be permit
ted subject 20 the usual regulations,
Wallis says.
The Fels commission includes
such men az United States Commits
sioner OF immigration Frederic c..
Howe. DR. John w Slaughter, OF
London. and others II stands for
the international civic work begun
years ago by Joseph and Mary Fels.
and IS being continue by Mrs. Fels
since the death OF her husband. the
millionaire manufacturer In Eng
land Mr. FEELS was n heavy contribu-
tor 60 the expenses or the great
fight that put over the famous
Lloyd George budget OF 1910. taxing
land values more than al any time
since the reign OF Charles III.
"In this country AT the present
time" says Mr.. Wallis. the Fels
commission Is interested. among
other things. IN the promotion OF
land value taxation thru bills TO be
introduced In congress. The sub
tect OF war finance has been opened
by the hotation OF the big Liberty
loan. II is now necessary 10 raise
huge sums for running expenses and
10 pay interest on the new bond
issues"
The influence OF the landed nobil-
fly OF Germany and other European
countries will be discussed by Mr..
Wallis, who will also speak OF the
land problem in the great Russian
revolution. He will speak tonight
from an automobile at Woodward
and Adams-aves.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-07-17
County Building Mess Keeps
Office Holders on the Job and
Outing of C. o. P. Club Suffers

Buhrer. Gutman and Moeller and
most OF their satellites were miss
ing. County Treasurer Green. who
Ia given credit for exposing the
treasury fraud that acted as wal
lop 20 the organization, was about
the only ONCE holder from the coun-
~ who attended.
Senator William Alden Smith ar
rived 10 minutes late and the Tasn-
moo had 20 come back To get him
after once leaving the dock. Gov
Sleeper and Mayor Marx also at
tended
Charles r. Bielman. general man
ager of the White Star line. sadly
estimated that this years big polit-
zeal excursion was attended py
about half the usual number OF
guests.
"Weather's bad. and then there's
that mess over in the county build
ing" said Mr.. Bielman.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-07-17

Some wag who had no considera-
tl6n for the feelings OF Wayne coun-
tys political leaders stood on the
White star line wharf. Tuesday
morning. and saw the steamer fash
moo as she pulled out on the ninth
annual excursion OF the North End
Republican club.
The river amt a good place for
nervous fellows 10 frequent any
how" he murmured.
II the success OF the outing were
10 be judged from the number OF
guests. this stellar political event Is
a failure this year. Those old wheel
horses OF the Wayne county Repub-
lican machine who usually wcnt
with the north rpders and took a
leading part In the merry-mahng.
were missing today.
They were busy IN their ofices,
or elsewhere. County Clerk Milton
Oakman, Sheriff Ed Stein. Auditors
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-07-17
BRITISH CAPTURE
4 FOE STEAMERS
German Merchantmen Nabbed
Trying To Cross
North Sea

LONDON, July l7.-Capture Of
four German merchant ships in the
North Sea was announced by the
admiralty today.
This is the second instance re-
Gently reported Of German merchant
vessels being captured in the North
Sea Presumably these ships were
enroute 70 Scandinavia for German
supplies.
The recent falling OF in Scandi-
nayian sailings, due 20 heavy losses
OF ships and desire OF ship owners
10 save their vessels by keeping
them in port may be forcing Ger
many 70 take great chances TO get
much.necded supplies.
Sixty thousand dollars IS the aver
age cost OF the big guns OF the
British navy. with their mechanism.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-07-17
ANTT-WAR ORATOR
TAKEN TO JAIL

MUSKBGON. Mich, July IL
Peter Dubois. Socialist orator prom.
inent In northern Michigan. was 10
be turned over 10 federal author
tiles today for making alleged un-
patriotic utterances.
Urging a throng in federal square
here last night that the rebellion on
the part OF the working man In
America would mean conclusion OF
the European war and immediate
lowering OF prices OF foodstuffs in
United States, Dubois was hauled
down of his roetrum and arrested.
The crowd was disbanded by police.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-07-17
LAST OF CHANG
HSAN'S men QUIT


TOXIC. July l7.--T'hree thousand
OF Cen Chang Hsun's soldiers OF the
monarchy. who were CHARTERED In
the Temple OF Heaven. Picking. have
surrendered with their artillery TO
the opposition forces. according TO
delayed dispatches from Picking re-
ceived today Aeroplanes used by
the Republicans in their attack end
ed the opposition OF the monarchists
Fifty thousand Republican troops
surrounded Picking at the last 90
ports.
During the lighting In the capitT
flvc or six foreigners are decla1ed
10 have been wounded. The dispatch
90 say the Japanese legation guards
and the American legation guard OF
marines stood nwatch during the
hostilities but did not interfere.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-07-17
u. s. SCHOONER
SENT TO BOTTOM

WASHINGTON. July 1.-THE
American schooner Childe Harold
was sunk by submarine in Euro
pean waters June 20. the state de
partment announced today
All hands were landed az Monte
video. The schooner had no armed
guard
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-07-17
City News in Brief

or denomination OF any kind dur
ing It's rendition, or at its close.
Ia in bad taste
German cafe, on EIixabeth-st- west
Monday afternoon attempted 10
show Mayor Marx that HIS cafe Is
being conducted In "a highly moral
way. lie submitted about so let
ters from customers saying they
had never seen anything out OF
the way In his place. Police Com
missioner Couzens has asked the
mayor TO revoke the restaurant
license on the ground that the
place Is a rendezvous for women
OF loose morals. The mayor has re-
served his decision.
e. 1. sumson, real estate DEALER
"They save many lives In Pacific
coast cities by compelling automo-
biles and trucks 10 come 20 a stop
before swinging from intersecting
streets into the main traffic thoro-
fares. Detroit Is the only city that
tOlerates his dangerous practice. and
the outcome ~ seen in the record
Of killings. North and south traf-
nc should be guaranteed tho right
OF way by ordinance, and before
swinging into the right-of-way
streets Autoists approaching on the
east and west streets should be re-
CURED 10 come TO a full stop. In
Chicago the other day a man told
me there had been 900 fines i'm
posed within n few days for the
violation or this sensible rule"
With view TO guarding against
crippled power when men are
drafted into army and navy ser
vice, the Michigan Central rail-
road has begun the employment
Of women IN It's machine shops in
Jackson where 40 are already be-
ing trained 20 take the places OF
men called 20 service. we are not
Diminishing men TO employ women"
said Walter II. Flynn, superintend
ent OF motive power, but II is
simply a move for preparedness, so
that women Will be able 10 step
into the ranks left vacant by men
called TO war. The government
will shortly call hundreds or our
skilled workmen. and we are com
PEELED 20 prepare for that condi-
ton. Equal wages for equal work
viii be paid women"
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-07-17
MAN is HELD ON
ARSON CHARGE

A gasoline explosion caused a s.
600 fire in the building AT No. Isl
Riopelle-st early Tuesday morning
Vincent Rogers. roomer there. Is
being held charged with setting Are
20 the place.
The front OF the building Is occu
pied by jim" Rogaro as a grocery
and Sylvester Ricard lives in The
rear. The building is owned by
Michael Eden, No. 200 Hancock ave
east
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-07-17
Work or Go to Jail, Is
LaD In Wisconsin County

council OF defense
ting method Of who will work The
following
Work Jail! help NILS need menl Law
police instructed
"Penaty-Three months labor
the idlers
OF
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-07-17
Fred A. Keeler and Y. A. LETTERS,
members Of the stnte board Of edu-

COtIOn. were IN Detroit Monday m
conference with Frank cody. assis-
tant superintendent Of school and
memher ~ the state board After
the conference 81 was announced
that Detroit would receive 81 AGO.
600 next week rs its share OF the
primary school fund This repre-
scnts about $40 FOR zach public
srhnn1 nunH In the city
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-07-17
With view 10 guarding against
cripnled nnxer when men nre
SHORT SHIPS
AT JACKSON

JACKSON. Mich, July It
Weather permitting. the short ship
trots will open here this afternoon
The Tuesday program will call for
the 2:27 trot. the Pip pace and the
2:24 pace. all OF them for purses OF
$500 Despite the desertion OF sew
eral star steppers 10 the grand cir
cult. the Jackson card is Well filed
with entries and an interesting meet
ing Is expected.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-07-17
Rabbi y. T. seltger. OF Minneapolis.
ono of The most promlncnt ortho-

d0N n bbis In inc United states,
81 now on visit 20 Detroit for the
purpose ~ securing the support %
the local Jewish community FOR the
Rabhintcal college ~ America. The
college, located in New York. Is the
training school for orthodox rabbis
IN this country. Al It's head. as
president OF the faculty. is Rabbi
br R Revci scholar OF renown.
who Is assisted by men OF learn
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-07-17

The proposed abolition OF the
whisky traffic and other problem
affecting the liquor business are
scheduled for consideration al Tho
annual convention OF the Wisconsin
Retail Liquor Dealers Protective as
ISOLATION. meeting today at Wausau.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-07-17
The home of John Gimbeno. No. 7OS
Lafal ette-ave. enst, was dana ed

@ me extent ~ 1900, Monday
night by an explosion from either
n boNb or dynamite placed under
the frNpt porch Gimheno and his
wife anMnine children were In the
house at Ne time. but escaped In
Jury
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-07-17
Judge Connolly. during the hear,u.

hy sidney r Doyle for tho release
IN Tony Russo. who with Manuel
LAuriue. 4a-hcid on the charge ~
staying Antonio Randazzo. ctiticiz-
ed tho delay in the handling OF tho
case lu court Assistant Prosecut-
ing Attorney Robert r Speed eN-
pioincd that tho DELAY was due %
Russo's changing his story and said
that examination would be held
Friday. bail was hNed at 5000
with two surottcs
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-07-17
John Earl Hughes, aged II, q mem
her of the sixth EnRineers' Reserve

corps, 81 no was ioNnC iHlng on the
Pere Marquette tracks near Mon
roe. sunday. dtcd in Harper hospi-
tai Monday afternoon. Hughes
lived In Vaudeville and enlisted
several weeks ago
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-07-17
The United states treasury depart
ment hns Issued interim certificates

% those who subscribed to the
Liberty loan bonds. The certih-
Gates arc about six inches by eight
inches. and are quite ornamental,
al being alike except FOR the nu-
uera1s indicating the demon inatton.
The Wayne County and Home Saw
ings bank has received a supply TO
distribute among those who sub
scrlbed 10 Tho loan thru that bank
The certificates will be exchanged
for bonds probably In August.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-07-17
DIR. Aipheu. r; JENNINGS. FIRST neuten
william G. Tomkins has been sp
pnlnfcd secreinrN and frensurcr O

the Detroit n Toledo shore LIN,
railroad 20 succeed c. ". Alexan'
der. who has resigned. Mr.. Tom
kins viii make his headquarter'
IA Detroit
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-07-17

just WHEN "The Ntnr SpanEIed Ham
ner" may appropriately be played
and tho manner in which its pa
triotic strains should be received.
ar" made known In pamphlet
sent out by Mayor Marx 20 the
managers of all Detroit theaters
including moving picture houses
A federal statute forbids the In
terpolation % the anthem into any
medley. IL must be played with
dignity. and should be listened TO
hy an audience. standing. Applause
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-07-17

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