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The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1917-03-09
The Sun speeIal seryIee.

The sun Special Service.
GRAND JUNCTION. Colo. March
S.-The San Francisco delegation 90
the international convention OF the
Associated Advertising Clubs OF the
world. Co be held In ~. Louis during
the month OF May. has decided 60
make the trip overland by motor car.
and the schedule as tentatively an
nounoed shows that the route adopted
In the Midland trail.
A. there win be at least hundred
delegates. the party viii use not less
than thirty cars. and. In addition. all
the baggage will be carried In motor
trucks 80 that passengers may ride In
comfort In preparation for the trip.
the cars OF the owners who contem-
plate making the trip are given
most thorough inspection and only
those cars are accepted which prom
Use 10 stand the rigid test which the
trip viii he.
The schedule planned calls for at
least two hundred and fifty miles a
day and the only exception made Is
very great compliment 10 this city,
as the run for the seventh day IN to
be between this place and Glenwood
gBllukn w 'iNuhAf AA' AhhNlAAN w
the beauties Of local surroundings and
also 20 permit them To enjoy as long
a time as possible az the latter resort
The general offices OF the National
Midland Trail ass 1oiation have been
placed at the disposal OF the director
OF the trip. and Il Is believed that the
ad club men viii put greater part Of
their arrangements In, the hands Of
the offices. With her splendid repu-
tation for hospitality Grand Junction
can make such an impression on these
San Francisco people that her place
on the Midland trail viii be even bet
ter known than Il has been In the
past. The schedule;
Leave Oakland at o'clock OF the
morning TO Truckee. first day,
TTuckee 60 TonOpah (via Renol,
second day
Tonopah to Ely. third day.
Ely to Fish Springs fourth day.
Fish Springs 20 Salt Lake City.
fifth day.
Salt Lake city TO Grand Junction
(via Price,, sixth day.
Grand Junction 90 GlenwoOd
Springs. seventh day.
Glenwood Springs 10 salida. eighth
day.
Salida 90 Syracuse. Kan, ninth day,
Syracuse 10 Hutchinson. tenth day.
Hutchinson 20 Kansas City. elev-
enth day
Kansas City 10 Columbia. twelfth
day,
Columbia 20 ST. Louis. thirteenth
day.
The route through Utah and Colo-
RADIO was chosen on account OF the
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1917-03-09

partial payment for board aud room.
and increasing the price Of same Ia
students from twonty-seven Go thirty
seven dollars per term and four and
one-half dollars for the individual
week
SiNth--Familiarizin the church al
large with our present situation In n
strong attempt 90 liberate the school
from debt In order that lts future may
be more secure.
The prospects for more worthy re-
turns In the future were never better
than az the present time The stu
dents have adjusted themselves 20 the
newer and better spirit and n loyalty
that II unique and n fellowship that IL
profound predominatcs. Even now
the largest per cent Of the present en-
roiiment II positive OF a return to the
academy when II opens In the fall.
This assures, from the start. n more
settled atmosphere and n steadiness
which we found necessary this year 90
institute before effective work was
possible. Hence hope shines as the
sun rs We earnestly anticipate greater
things for Price academy.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1917-03-09
GETTING NEARER CARBON
Rabies May I,cach This Section Any
Time, the Belief.

MY present concern Is to arouse
the people Of Utah to the danger
which confrOnts them in the epidemic
Of rabies This epidemic spreads over
twelve counties In the state and its
proportions are daily becoming more
menacing" This was the statement
Of DR. r. y. Beatty. state health COM
missioner. who declared the other day
that the public must be aroused to
the importance Of stamping out the
epidemic and he recommends the en-
ployment Of the most drastic means.
Ia necessary. to safeguard life and
property
According to l. l.. DANES. state
bacterloiogist. from three TO five
heads Of supposedly rabid animals.
including coyotes. bobcats. dogs and
domestic cats are received daily at the
University Of Utah for analysis. Nine
" per cent OF the heads thus far ex-
amined have been found To- he infect
ed with rabies or hydrophobia. In ad-
dition to these subjects for examina-
ton. II II reported that various stock
mems associations have been sending
In the heads OF cattle which have
been found to be Infected.
Thus far the counties menaced by
the epidemic are Tooeie, Box Elder.
Miliard. Iron, Cache. titan. Juan.
Washington, Weber. SEWER, Beaver
and summit
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1917-03-09

The behavior OF the Guatemalan
varieties OF avocado In California and
the fruiting OF the two OF the early in
Productions OF this fruit from Guate-
malan species which were secured two
years ago has made the prospects of
the cultivation OF this important fruit
plant In Florida seem sufficient 90
warrant the distribution by the de-
partment OF grated plants OF the win
ter fruiting Guatemalan forms 20 eN-
perimenters engaged in this new trui,
Industry
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1917-03-09
WARNS AGAINST MEASLES
Innocent Children Dying Bccau-e I
Improper Protection.

Warning the people Of the STAT
that the measles epidemic that hp
RACED during the past winter h 10
undated, Dr. II. N. Beatty has lus
issued bulletin urging greats
conscicntiousneSs In reporting cas-
and preventing any further Spreat
The bulletin says that during N
quarter ending December 3ist. Lar
1881 cases. with thirty deaths. vsr
reported. and practically all Of thss
could have been prevented. he an
by strict obedience 20 quaran,is
regulations.
Innocent children are compels.
60 suffer and die because they an
not given the protection 20 Whei
they are entitled" says the bullet,
1T cannot be denied that such negiss
h criminal aud a reflection upon n
public conscience ana intelligcns
The epidemic In still undated and, .
the absence OF an active and intslh
gent public sentiment. the health A.
thorlties must confess themsehr
practically powerieas. The dissas
win run ita course and many NOR
victims win be needieasiy sacrificed
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1917-03-09

The Juvenile court system In It's new
aspect. with school euperintendents
performing the duties OF judges. Il
gradually working itself out, although
cog slips now and then. After the
adjournment OF the legislature. which
has piled NO many duties on the gov
ernor. the attorney general and the
state superintendent OF public In
struetion, much more time viii be
available for Strengthening out the
kinks incident 90 the change.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1917-03-09

the most satisfactorily fertilizer. The
application Of manure should be lip
eral. II barnyard or stable manure IL
not available and the soil has need Of
vegetable matter some green manure
crop may be used TO good advantage.
Crimson clover. mixture of rye and
winter vetch. and cowpees are good
green manure crops. Several weeks
should eiapse between blowing under
n heavy green manure crop and seed
ing.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1917-03-09

greater scenic attractions. as well aa
the fact. that Il IN the most direct
route, and II In the intention OF the
local people 10 see that the members
OF the party are given the proper
guidance 40 that the party. " desired
may divide at Grand Junction and
unite again at salida or some other
point east, thus enabling them 60 ace
any part OF the Rocky Mountains they
wish.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1917-03-09

They were discussing the gentle
men who make the nations Law
What do YOU consider a successf'
congressman asked the first maj
Said the second. "a successful coz
gresham is one who can cause pos
office building 20 rise where onb
rural route existed before"
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1917-03-09
WHEN To TAKE CHAMBERLAIN
TABLETS

when you feel dun and stupid after
eating
When constlpatcd or bilious.
When you have "a sick headache.
When you have a sour stomach.
When YOU belch after eating.
When YOU have indigestion.
When nervous or Respondent.
When YOU have no relish for yout
meals
When your liver II torpid.
obtainahle everywhere.--Advt.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1917-03-09
ACADEMY DOES FINE.
Prof. A. {. Hoover Makes Most Excellent
Showing Financially and Other
wise During lncumbency.

AT meeting of the trustees Price academy during the visit
Of Dr. Edward Laird Mills and Rev. L. L. Lace TO Price Sunday
February 25th Rev. A. G. Hoover principal of Price academy
rendered his report financial and otherwise for the period from
September 1916 to January TO- 1917 which given below.
Professor Hoover compliments the faculty students others
the excellent work done and predicts bright future for the
n
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1917-03-09

Christian Science services are held
In the rest room In the Panama Hote
building every Sunday evening az 1
o'clock. All are invited.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1917-03-09

Ladybirds have proved, under nor
NAL conditions, 20 be almost complete
checks on the ravages OF the spinach
aphis and other aphids which former
~ were a serious menace 90 the Guilt
walton OF spinach. cabbage and vari-
Gus other truck crops In Southeastern
Virginia.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1917-03-09

ny planting Wild trees and shrubs
bearing fruits about the home. the
householder can Attract birds and at
the same time protect cultivated fruits
from their ravages.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1917-03-09

FINANCIAL STATEMENT
u SEPTEMBER s. 1919 JANUARY go.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1917-03-09
AD CLUB TAKES MID
LAND TRAIL FOR
TRIP EAST
ANNOUNCE OFFICIAL SCHEDULE
PASS THROUGH PRICE

The San Francisco Delegation TO the
international Convention a. ~.
Louis WIN Use Midland Trail Prac.
ticaily All OF the way-Duc Here
ON the sixth OF May. Next
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-23
M. C. MAY RUN
SPECIAL TRAINS.
Windsor FNries Still Out of
Business and Walkeryille
Service Is Threatened

Altho the Detroit 4 Windsor
Ferry company made no attempt 10
resume regular service between De-
troil and Windsor Tuesday mornius.
the steamer Britannia and small
feet OF car ferries were AZ work
early IN the morning trying TO breal.
up the ice
Ferry company officials could not
say u there was possibility OF
operating The river steamers later
IN the day.
Mayor Charles n Tuson OF Wind
sor, has been informed by officials
os the Michigan Central railroad
that the road will operate is trains
thru the Detroit river tunnel on a
half-hour schedule. providing the
city OF Windsor guarantees 10 cover
any losses incurred BY THIS service
should the river become blocked at
WalkerNile. the railroad WILL p.
crate the trains without guarantee
Most OF the persons who cross
the river 10 or from Windsor 20 so
60 their work are using The Walker.
Vile ferries now. bGT the ice IL com
ing down from Lake 81 Clair 10
such masses that the river viii
soon be blocked between Detroit
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-23
STAR LEAPERS
Are ENTERED
Milrose Meet This Week Will
Provide For Clash of
Crack Hurdlers

NEW YORK. Jan. IS The an
nual indoor athletic meet of che
Milrose Athletic club, which viii b.
staged tomorrow night IN tho SeN-
enty.drst regiment armory Nev
York. VIII bring out a classy neli
81 entrants.
Among others who will compete
Will Ne Robert simpson provided b.
can leave his studies a. the Uniyer.
slty ~ Missouri long enough Fred
Murray. CALIFORNIA; sensational
hurdler. who recently became res
idsnt Of New York. also will pe
there for his nrst appearance IN
sn indoor meet.
simpson never has played the in
door hurdle game - any great eN-
tent. but II would be considered re-
markable ia man who can DO the
leo-ysrd outdoor barriers in II IS
seconds. couldn't hop the 7nyard
sticks 10 something near record
time re has a worlds mark of
Z s-5 seconds AZ which 10 shoot 30
there is little likelihood OF nis
smashing any record.
Murray's arst appearance on Ire
hard gymnasium aoors ~ The east
will ne watched vith interest Mr..
nav is one OF The finest sprintcrs
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-23
k.lex and Manoa Arralansd.

ON the allegation that they had
sent threatening letter TO thedprs
prietor of a Detroit disorderly house.
demand sSe in default OF which
they would dynamite the house. FL
ward Kiley and Chris Manos were
srraigned before United States Com
missioner ;. Hurd Monday attor
noon, and will he held IN the coun' Y
jai. pending hearing which has
been set for Feb > They are
charged with sending unlawful mat,
ter thru the United States mails
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-23
DRAWS JURY FOR
NIGHT COURT
Commission Picks Panel for
Special Duty, Starting
Tuesday Evening

Arrangements FOR the new nigh
recorder court. which Judge Con
molly has announced win start Tues
day evening. were praciicaiiy com
pleted Monday. when The names o.
rs Jurors were drawn oi JUS com
missloners Van antwerp achmi'o.
Klmmer and May
Court Onicer. haso been dl iaiieu
& Tor the night se IONS and Proseca a
tor Jssnoeskl and Cooperation t"an
\ eel pinreran viii detail stfn'
to represent ihc people ia i1o -
fious prosecution
With lhe !ncr0s ed room and %
. cilirca tor handling business u me
new munlcipal courts build rs % is
hoped that day sessions wili ake
care of the business Judge Con
noll, and Jcnre, and me rrOsecu
tor and corporation ccunse hav"
been Ia consultation as 40 rariops
innovations to b. Introduced AZ hat
time
The juIymen called foy nigh dutg
are
Anthon, h0iko cs tiessHd inc
~. kichafl i<us. ael 5000 ~ h-nisy
Fred /, Rafkunu ~ Ta1 Tor NH..
tiutteub.rr Ht 4oH lau.rHn rec
Schncidrr. ft. fiuw0ul .orr Ii ~
erman. 51a MuntfAlm e. tltn it Nc-
Mullen st-is Mt Elilutt Gepss
smith. SIS faftfnui- Nrfff ftfter
son. 7sg oneida. John 'Nnfor
pierce TECF tanf 1923 @rANpfr " IN
flalk.A flt5 sheup Meier ltlfffn-
berg. B.t Perry F John ~ ~ W.
niug 81 >iNint hae fi "a nolan ~
BrouIit p rams SOLVER fnN tt-
nots fFank Tunnef. iiroHkiFn
sAmnel Ginstefg sta Aifrst t..nr'
G. Hart. 1883 Vermont Joseph Mar
lin 6sN Monroe Archie IFnu Ltt
jefferson ~. Euersid hla-deiA
NaybVT. 'itnuo 1attN ~uliH
Regular Jamcs q rnrtad Nui-
Patriri 1. Martin $50 N'rrich Aor-
fIg colin. 1854 MieAl-ar IsHss Ln-
geihs rot. a. Hoonc Henry
ior fSa Second w'r' kuenir 'Tt
Harrrf i.1uls 10 t'osrte 81 n-
roe. norman Goesthei ~r Nan-
ter Mathew ~feIntrs@ner. VINO
wood Edward ~f4fl ta i.aftt ne
John kcriaiv 8 Harrison retFr
Muffin SO f.swfor. simon Pistffa-
sel Garfield August M4sat-ki zen
t-f
tam. Prank Can1phfii 90, --ifarr, son
Ghss lsansnnffow. so Monroe III s
Daley. g. stanford Emit Fave.
anton Harry = E~nt s1s Wills b.
Chss Schrnft - Ma psrt fn-a.
psgea4. - Monicain W. fui.-s
Jacobs 10s Watson Julius Hinft.
eks scott GeofE, street jr lhe
Harvey. Peter Bender. $40 iaf ssn-
Der. james Jsakle. ~ l-inwv'1. So
sors stone. lt5 rarnsNprth .Afheri (
Stricksr, - Thirtt -arst. Fred .
schroeder. sos Concord Alien camp
bell 90 warren T.. ~9lnuAr John, 3
~ Sherman a r. Burcheil. s7t on 4
<rsss E. Mas Roeen. - Warren 20
MANUEL solomon ~ TheodurN Jos
Reiuke. 40 Fifteenth he man L'rfy-
NJ. ss2 SENECA Psui Stricxrf. lss.
N,chigan VIM. g.. harrington. 81
rsiunst. John Sehritf. Ias ". Bivd
rlmo,hy Creedon. - Seventeenth
Michael r. Joy. ass Lavslnois John 4
lrTisan. 8. Montcalm w John Ma
oney, $50 Congress E.. Chae 7
Noble. IS Forest r. John r. Bird, 81 \
Russell. Fre1 T. Gunnsll. -steL I
l. p. Ferguson. iEs BIN
vood Henry Cnwie. 40 Canreld y
ym. Conrad, s2e Relvidere Jos. Har-
Is. 2st Warren
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-23
Cooking Processes

All vegetables should oe ihoroly
leaned before being put On 70 COOK.
A -fir brush j. the best for scrub.
Sing root vegetables Cabbage. cauii-
fower and Brussels sprouts should
be soatsd beads down. u salted
water. or water made acid BY the
addition OF vinegar IN order 70 drive
our worms
All rinter vegetables should be
pr into boiling water, II stering Is
he process chosen for cooking
hem They should be taken from
he Are while the vegetable r. firm.
bur tender Overlooking often
foughens vegetables and makes them
indigestibls A. sell as unpalatahle
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-23
0RpHFI VI

At sEcerticnsl vau7-ff.e iI =
or vi.- - tNs Orrhe4rf rhrater t-fs
week ard. n addition -rrre tF@
rev socis'y and preps elr4ss seq.
isi "rsr-'a. wtfh Ms Vernon ga
sic IN ~. isshius role con- slna-
tt-r tina, rrcught rara rlfr GRO a :
% thir plsvfouse Nrnfaf
Thsr. are ssv-rai acts antftlat 20
headline position - Esfreli.tl ard
pagtri aTr~ar @rst pitt far 7-.r.
lsr fs-rss ard - Esfrettira et.r
srss ssverai eng tTo .r ErETfsn
n IL decidedly ~. 7sst Gar ng not-
city which hss hem sstn r fhe Or
phsnn.
The -e-ord feature IS Eva srfrs
. yernr singer uifN voice thaf snr
rsrihilfty sweetness ar1 rang raa
never o-sn .xc-iiee IN this fhsaf-r
IRE sppiaIss ere rsrfved vas ire.
rn.rtous .arh s4i.crlor Being AIR 80
.xtrsvesantly received
Ard la. bat rot tesst are All
Hoyfs Ministries. seven -er rr- q u
81 a miniature rlinsfrsi psrfsruar-s
\ IN iiv-iy fashion with all - songs
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-23

foxes And dancing alroers for
nrf-h rni~&re'sy "a famous
rh- eill opens ptfn Ms rtyu ana
Flerar ruEgt7S exhibition
flarrs erH AlgCsta rErpi1 0Ter an
anras Z akrtch TIE Or S,d ths
Rank ard Nard and Raymond pro-
ila taa- ard Fc0Es - Just for
Pun
~pasrs Anttf-f fe more tns p
ras.rg IRA u fs sa-'a' With
a p1rpose rsesuttfui photograph
ferf ffng half dozen thrills.
hea1WEst Eovrs and some dancing
~ Show daNy and tnerr VIII ~ q
new - sods "A wr~k
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-23

ever DEVELOPED In a hurdle race II
10 yards hc should be virtually un.
beatshl, a., also expects 10 do q
ittlF weight throwing
In California, where Murray mad
bis home before clubbing with tae
NoN York athletes. they don't have
indoor meets. FOR the SUFFICIENT rea.
son that there's too much summer
10 make .t necessary,
Beside these two stars several
other men Of national reputation
have sent IN their entries TIE
meet promises 90 BE- one OF III
fastest indoor affairs in recent
ye8rA
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-23
DIR. Fl. N. TORREY
BUYS PALATIAL
SOUTHERN HOME

SAVANNAH. Ca. Jan. 2s.--Dr r.
y. Torrey has purchased Greenwich
park. the 100000 estate OF Spen
Ger p Shotter, former head OF the
American Naval Stores company,
known as the "Turpentine king"
Or. Torrey will occupy Greenwich
nark as winter home.
The consideration involved in the
sale was not made public.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-23
PURE RICH BLOOD
PREVENTS DISEASE

Bad blood Is responsible for more
ailments than anything else. u
causes datsrrh, dyspepsia. rheums
tism weak. tired. lsnglid feelings
and worse troubles.
Hoods Ssrsspsrilla has been
wonderfully successful 10 purifying
and euriching the blood. removing
scrofula and other humors. aud
building VI The who.e system. Take
lt--give II 20 all the family 80 az 10
avoid illness Get Il todsy.--Adv
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-23

Tci. ~ tak -he hsrr' "a =
aEvre ~ Mars ar. rGtrg t@
tsmou- srn- from fTrrod rautf
IL ~ ltttlrS fe4t4Fe rr ta- Drn-
She als7 sfnEs Ned sons frorn
FnEisc ~aNtsnnz gown c4
spanEles srd lace. Sh~ Sings wlfa
tn skill - .rstner at - aud 1e--
y The s1plAuse %hic1 ere received
Aonday afts-rc-n
Another eil-rsceiveA .r4 r-ner
musical extravaEanTa call fe-
Nal CLERKS ~ ha- anrIs ~
dance IN various costur-es TOMMY
-'.ss---s-- -----s44-as her- Nr college bur
az PeEgle TlI1frWer. tne 2 -4- fe
comedian. - trNlr r-tr an~ n
ysr.2us eneount.rs 2 - - tE 81
~ N+gro Msreis Kay t~rs an
the house ~Tc--tnF WIZ rrn nfV
mark - Ne traatrtcal Nori+ some
CAY when he reE part w gives
hiu chance - show row funrV
Jack Mc7s- saA Frar-es Ker-e
pair % IsuEH~- aEers nur 1ve- SKIES
% All sorts rar1 - rhfw - r~sf
interest Tr~ Ferris Wheel Girls
a. lot s0f real sfgr-s nr trsrez r.
which rars-s-'iy rsvnfves rtev IRE
pretty And trffr ard t-f-nf-r-r thef1-
selves ~its : eo-n~t @rser bio
Gerald M1ll@re iri- ,r~e sn All
&C, ~ sorg plsadtrs f1r tfe f01nE
criminal lie slnEs .rrnf real irIst
songs ard tod Some t-r frie-
i-sn.rso-at ~ rni-arler FIJI
~. r~vu il Poss4ss.e-. slave
-, r vhi-h Young hlshart s
cured ~ adventure Vit1 women IS
- $500 t ait p+ tfr
Ne ra-t q 49, ActirE wife & t-fes
20 live 20 .
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-23
AID. BARNETT is
GROWING WORSE

Eddie" Barnett. alderman from
The Third ward. is in such precarious
condition in Ford hospital that no
enc has been permitted 10 see him
for several days Even Mrs. Bar
nett has been denied admittAnce
The mayor visited the hospital Mon
day. but would not be admitted 10
the alderman's room Aid Barnett
for several months has been suffer
ing from heart disease
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-23
Miss May beatty, resident worker Of
the Last side settlement house.

NIL send for any contributions
donated for The annual rummRge
SAFE which VIII ~ held In April
or Man Airs " o. Brown. treas
urrr = the settlement or Mrs
Alberta Thompson way also hr
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-23

As president ~ tho Educational
'ramatic league. Mrs Belmop'.
ealthy New York society mstron
nd wife OF the famous millionaire
portsmsn. plsns erection OF com.
unity theater for productions STAG.
4 BY schools. settlements. churches
nd other amateur dramatic oreani
slions.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-23
~ THE
STAGE
prrRorT OPERA HoU>E-

one shaula b, careful about throw .
ing stones near the Detroit opera
I ho8s. this week Cor q = hcusins
! The Hovse 90 Glass large nrs'
niEht audience. Monday svenins
I syn pathizcd with the poor and ten
I der victim 81 circumstantlai evidence
I who puts up a battle against odds
I for long time. sut hnally has %
yield
MIs. Mary RYAN leads \ csp.bi.
company IN the presentation ~ MAY
Narein drama Of domestic lie. The
story has 20 10 with q young kteno-
arsphef IN New York Who fails =
iase with a crook, but who. IN irnor-
Hnrf nf rhr fact that he q thief
- auut 20 marry him when ne -
nrresfrd 20 Big house-breeNsr
oH flr - fssud IN her room an1
fn hrr tf1rh found some - me
p.unue. gifts from her crook nAnee
Snn fs - shocked With the "a hole
aTar that she cannot defend hsfseif
and iV conricted Vlth her lover both
90 whom get thrrr ycATs At the
end oi "a yAar-and-a-hsif the SRI ~
paroird On condition that she report
each month 90 ne polt,s.
The conditions are hatefu. arf
smsrting und-s the injustice 81 re-
fate she breaks her parole ard goes
west whern She msrriss young
railway manage re does - VEL
Ihat he ia called Is NrV YORK 20
A'n' iN' 1890.
Identifies The wife when she returns
- saS anf shr a,oIt
arrested On ne t"@fe
nor pAfNte "Hrh = 80 49, ~ ~, -.
fFnQr issues b"'1Vh 70 0"-'~-F-''N
90 ~ arrest
Ali or - hot Hls..s
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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-23

and Walkerville. II IL feared In
that event, the Michigan Central
will be- the only means OF transpor
taiion across the stream.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-23
The nfth sBnuRl ball OF the Hebrew
osPitnl a.socIatlon Vii ne held

I'm sac knights ~ Columbus halI
We1nHs tay eveninE Tho funds
real set VIII 90 used g. assist IN
tn~ erection OF Hebrew hospital
which - said u be necessity The
laud already has been secured.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-23

FREMONT. O..--After "a farmers
killed gray woH. they fought over
the carcass One man was nearly
mobbed when be and the wolf tried
= getaway Now they've hidden the
polf