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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-12-05

The Woman's Home Missionary So
ciety OF the Methodist church will
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-12-05

Capt and Mrs. Arthur Carndutf or
Washington. D. c., are the proud par
ents of baby girl, ALA Louise, who
was born last Sunday. The Carnduffs
formerly lived in Gary. Mrs. Carnduff
was Miss ALA Rhodes before her mar
riage.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-02-14
MARTIN IS WINNER
IN SUPREME COURT
judge Hervey Sustained by Higher
Tribunal in Suit Of Martin
AGAINST Beuter.

Announcement was received from
Charleston last evening that the West
Virginia supreme court of appeals had
upheld Judge II. c. Hervey in the suit
of NJ. A. Martin against Richard 4.
Beuter.
The litigation was rather unusual
and involved a question Of remunerar
ton for voluntary service. Something
like two years ago, Richard X. Beuter
preferred a. lunacy charge against his
wife in Squire Lee F.. Dobbs' justice
court. The woman was adjudged IN
sane. Her father, NJ. A. Martin, gave
bond for her and took her to his home;
After some months, Martin rendered
Ito Deuter a bill for $277.5o for taking
care of Mrs. Beutcr. The bill was not
paid, and Martin entered suit in Squire
#. Z. Corrigans justice court and Sc
cured judgment for his claim. me
circuit court upheld Squire Corrigan' $
decision and Judge HerTey entered
Judgment In favor Of Martin. Beuter
appealed. Martin was. represented by
Attorney ". p Robinson. Attorney
Arch Sawtelle was counsel for Beuter.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-02-14
|14-YEAR-OLD ORPHAN
PICKED UP ON STREET
Comes From GAINESVILLE to Seek WORK
Big Hearted Councilman
Gives Him Shelter.

Fred Rosener, a 14-year old or
phan boy. who came here from Zanes-
Vile, Ohio, last evening, he says 10
hunt. for work. was walking the
streets in the cold. hungry. with no
where 10 go, when he was picked up
on Market street by Patrolmnn sharp
and taken TO the police station.
There the boy told his story. HIS
mother, he said died when he was
small and his father has been dead
for some time. With what little mon
ev he had, he started from home yes
terday morning &c attempt to make
his own way in the world and landed
in this city. Someone at Zanesyllie,
he said, gave him money to come here
to get rid Of him.
Police Sergeant Bion Miller at
temnted to communicate with Bel
mont county Humane Officer Roy
McManus at Martins Ferry, but the
humane officer could not be reached
last night. and 1t was decided to hold
the boy until this morning when ne
will be turned over to the Ohio Of
ficer to be cared Cor.
Touched by the boys story and his
frank manner. Councilman william
Fritz, who happened to be at police
headquarters, rather than see the
voungster spend the night In the. city
lookup, took the boy 10 his home
where he provided him with good
bed and comfortable shelter for the
nirht
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-02-14
NO COUNCIL QUORUM
Regular Meeting Date Goes BY With
No Session Of City
LEGISLATORS.

The meeting of city council, the
regular session called by Mayor H..
l.. Kirk. failed to mater!alize last. ev-
cning. The Fi%st branch. with eight
members present. lacked one of hay
Ing a rubrum. and the Second branch
had only a dozen members, three less
than a quorum.
Consequently the reports of the
street. alley and grade ordinance COM
mittcrs, recommending permits to
the Moss Iron Works and Stifel 4
Son to bridge alleys and streets at
their plants with building work and
the recommendation that an arc
light be moved from the Suspension
bridge to Jersey and Ontario streets
were not acted upon.
The petition Vi the Wheeling Can
company for permission TO lay a
third switch at. their factory Is still
in the hands Of the street, alley and
Grade and ordinance committees.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-02-14
Episcopal Mems Clubs
Enjoy Annual Banquet
ST. MATTHEW'S AND ST. LUKE )
MEMBERS TAKE PART IN DE-
LIGHTFUL AFFAIR.
Many After-DinEer Addresses Given
by Prominent Speakers OF City.
Sixth Annual Event.

! Nearly hundred persons ATTENDED,
! the sixth annual banquet Of The Men
| Clubs OF ST. Matthew ) and ST. Luke :
I Protestant Episcopal churches i'll the
parlOTS of ST. Matthew 5 church last
/ night, and listened to Interesting ad'
dresses by many of tn" best hIlCr'din'
/ ner speakers in Wheeling.
! The banquet was served by the Ia,
dies Of the Swopr Guild OF 81. Mat.
! thcws church. Pr. Ernest Billiard
was tOastmaster. Rev. jacob BrlitlnS
ham. d. d.. offered lhr invocation: lCr.
John l.. Dickcy and Ecr. J. benjamin
I Niger, an Episcopal rector CT Martins
Ferry. gave interesting PATRIOTIC al
! dresses. They were EfUllU"cG by SeMa,
! tor J. b. Sommrrville. who .rntcrlalncI
| with n humorous address. Rev. l.. +.
! l.. Stridcr WAS the last speaker. He
chose for his topic THE Modern
, Man" following mans development
. from the savage Stage until The pres
ent time.
: Miss Eva Egerjcf and Mr.. John
Acker favored with solos, following
, the addresses.
/ The participants Of last nights al
fair were invited 10 the lecture III ne
First Presbyterian church Friday
evening. February %. Ia be given by
nr..Ecorgc Shelton. of Pittsburgh, ana
10 take part in the mems meetings To
be- held in the CoGrk Theatre, com
mencing Sunday. under The auspices
of the Y. NJ: G.. 4. Rev. Mir. Jones, an
Episcopal rector Of Brlairr, closed
with PRAYER
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-02-14
CHAUTAUQUA COMES
. EARLY TO WHEELING
opie Reid, Ralph Bingham and Opera
dorothy" Are Among Redpath
Attractions for Wheeling.

With the best talent over offered 10
Wheeling. the edpath-Brockway chau-
iauQua will come 10 Wheeling direct
from Pittsburgh for the week Of Tues
day, July 70 TO Monday the Is, it was
announced yesterday by George t.
Whitehead. publicity manager, now, IN
Wheeling.
With such attractions as Ralph
bingham. humoriSt, on tho chaulauqun
platform and for the Victor Nictro!a
company; Optic Reid. the famous
humorisl and author. and Two noted
theatrical troupeS. the chautauQua this
yrar will be headline attraction.
Instead Of coming here from down
the river it will arrive from Pitts
burgh. The attraction will reach this
city much earlier than usual, due 10
the fact that thtrty-flve more cities
than ever before have been booked
Besides Bingham and Reid, there
will be the white HuSsarS." Of the
Keith vaudeville circuit; The comic
opera. "Dorothy," with twenty char.
actcrs and its own orchestra, and
other big time productions and Ice
turprs. The chautauqua has the back
inE OF many local business men.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-02-14
MEMS BROTHERHOOD.
IF English Lutheran Church to Have
Bio Meet Tomorrow Evening.

Big Meet tomorrow Evening",
ARRANGEMENTS will be completed to-
day for the regular meeting of the
Mems Brotherhood Of the First Eng
ush Lutheran church, to be held in
the church tomorrow evening. A fea-
ture OF the meeting will be a special
address, the speaker to be announced
late today. A buffet luncheon will
be served at the close OF the program
and plans have been made to serve
upward Of $50 men.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-02-14

an address: will be given by DR.. Geo,
Shelton. OF Pittsburgh, in the First
Presbyterian church parlors. Friday
evening. February %. The address
will be for men only.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-02-14
REBEKAH VISITATION
Wildly Lodge Will Entertain Sister
Lodges Here Tomorrow
Nicht

Wildly Rcbckah Lodge will entertain
the members Of Friendship Rebekah
Lodge, OF this city: Laura Rebekah
Lodge Of Moundsville, and the Re
bekah of McMechen at the I. O.. O. F.
hall at Twelfth and Chapine streets
tomorrow evening in the fourth OF
the winter series of Rebekah Wis TIA
lions. An excellent program has
heen prepared for the entertainment
of the visiting Rebekahs and the
crack degree team Of the Martins
Ferry RebcKah lodge has been invited
10 attend the session and eXempllfy
the floor work More than one hun
dred members are expected to attend.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-02-14
STOPS HEADACHE,
PAIN, NEURALGIA
DON'T SUFFER- GET A DINE
PACKAGE OF DR.. JAMES HEAD
ACHE POWDERS.

You can clear your head and relieve
A dull. splitting or violent throobing
headache in moment with q pr.
James Headache Powder. This old
time headache relief acts almost magl-
raly. Send some one TO the. drug store
now for dame package and few mo-
ments after you take q powder you
will wonder what become Of the heao'
ache. neuralgia and pain. Stop SUI
ferinc-it's needless. Be sure you get
what you ask for.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-02-14
BACHMAN IS ADMITTED
TO SUPREME COURT
Ohio County Assistant Prosecutor tc
Practice in Highest Tribunal
of the State.

Assistant Prosecuting Attorney Carl
G.. Bachman, Of this city, yesterday
was admitted TO practice In the West
Virginia supreme. court Mr.. Bachman
has been at Charleston since the first
of the week on professional business
which took him, before the supreme
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-02-14
LETTER THAT May INTEREST

y. W. Mcdonnell. Rivcrdale. Ca.
vrii.a. IL have given Foley Cathnrtlc
Tablets thorough trial. They ahsn-
mtcly cleanse my system Thoroughly,
and never gripe. and no nausea
First class druggists prefer 10 Sc!l ~
Icy. Cathartic Tablets because they are
an ideal rnysic. invigoratnG ana
strengthening the bowel action ana hay,
ing a good effect on the stomach ana
liver. They arc boon To stout persons
on account OF the light and free, feeling
they Eivc-Juhn Coleman X Co.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-02-14
DWELLING BURNS
$500 Loss by Fire Mile West of BEL
Iaire-Aouse Was Not
Occupied

Fire completely destroyed a frame
dwelling house. about one mile west
of Hrllairc. about nine o'clock last
evening. The rouse was owned by
William Jackson. and was not nccu-
pied. The loss Is estimated at $500.
The BelaIre fire department re-
spGndCd 10 an appeal for aid. and
with chemicals succeeded in saving
adjoining buildings.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-02-14
PASTOR RECOVERING.

Rev. Z. &. Howard. pastor OF the
First English Lutheran church. who
has been i'll with grip for TWO weeks
was able to be down stairs at his
home Yesterday. and expects TO be
able to fill his pulpit Sunday. DurinG
his illness the pulpit has been filled
by Rev. S. S. Adams.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-02-14
PENSION FUND COLLECTION.

! In every Protestant Episcopal church
! Of the United States. next Sunday. a
special collection will be taken at all
sioning the retiring clergy. At the
! churches of this city The collection
will be taken at all services.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-02-14
ADDRESS FOR MEN.

Through arrangements by the Men
club of the First Presbyterian church.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-09-12
NEW FINANCING
FOR CHALMERS
PLANT APPROVED

Plans recommended by the di
recfo-s tor reGaanc'us the Chai-
mers Motor company were approved
By the stockholders la special
meeting IN New York. Monday In
accordance with This plan 3 e1 1oV
az six per cent fveyear notes VIII
20 issued. 90 which S2.s41ooo WI
De- Te-ed ~ ,he owners ~ c64.1oo
shares ~ The compsry's stock
Stockholders subscribing 90 their
pro--ata o., these notes wiz he cIlgi
BE % receive one share e. oiEhr per
cent preferred s'cck For every fare@
shares ~ the'r present stock 20 the
extent os ore haif heir holdings
thts operation converting one-haif
The $4,000 shares ~ present STOCK
.r'o $4,000 shares OF eight per cent
preferred stock The S2fo 600 ~
notes nor offered 20 stockholders are
20 30 aiken by S Bache & CO.
ana G. u narnev & co and vii rot
carry IRE conversion privilege
Ap0roval also was given the plan
% ease The plant and Assets % The
Chalmers company 20 The MARVEL
Moor company for five Years
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-09-12
D. u. R. TRACK
TO Be TORN UP
Council Admits Error In Grant
ing Permit For Farmer
81. Line

The common council Tuesday
night again ordered the Detroit
United railway ~ tear up its track
or Farmer-st ar M0nroe-ave The
council had given The railway per
mission 90 lay This track As part
or its reTouurg Plan but the work
vas no sooner ecomplishet than
he aldermen discovered that IL con
s'l-Gted 2 danger as ~ Vas TOO near
the curb and could not be placed
further away Tn recent meeting
the aldermen admitted that they
had made a mistake and ordered the
track removed from The street
TIE y T. r. complained that Il
had been put 20 q great deal OF
needless expense In laying he track
and protested against tearing 10 up.
As a result Aid Cowan moved a
reconsideration When The natter
came - Tuesday night u was charg
"a that the - T. r hid a perfectly
good lobby ia working order. and
that emisseries ~ The railway had
been waking aldermen Rp In he
middle of The hight urEing them 10
vote Cor ifs plan Aid CoFaa, who
led The he.t Gar the railway. de-
II thar any ohhyis-s bad kuoc ked
or bis door 81 dead o night bat
said Do believed III A square deal
even for rhe ~ r X Most ~ he
aldermen admitted that the action
worked hardship on The railway
people huf aid y was due to q mis-
lake ard by a vote Of q 90 i2 voted
hat me tracks must come up within
81 tays
Mayor Marx vetoed he resolution
authorizing tha purchase y site
for -ewage pumping station on
Ccnrers creek ar $4,000 lie De
clared he co-lt see r0 reason for
violation ~ the rule ttat fhe city
must acquire property by concemna-
tiou proceedings instead % by pri-
rafa purchase Tire aldermen hen
adopted recommenaa on che
waFs ard means committee mat .r
fIrUra a land for fha ctfy De- 1ur-.
chased hs condemnation proceed
ings
TIE ordinance committee report.
80 au -ance PROVIDING frr e rr rs
uul rala for men employed
cn ' v tld CoTan aponsoref
fhc mos ~t -ch Fixed frr rates 10
he ra.f fa yarigrs grades ~ V0rk
The c.ft charter provide for She
highest prevailing wage b1 fhe
cont evair IRE purpose by
.-fr-gr re the highest prevail
iuE themselves .a claimed
corno 'nr Counsel oinkenan said
~ b- eted thaf ka ~ FAR A. fhe
roll 20 and char II fhe eity
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-09-12
COVELESKIE is
TIGER TRAINER
Stan" Shuts Detroit Out For
Third Time This
Season

Coveleskie showed Tuesday THAI
be hadn't passed away wirb re
other member o, bis family when
he shut The Tiger out for re .hl-d
time this season.
That isn't ali that sran did either
He allowed only three bits. all az
which were nukes and came Ia the
first inning. and from Veach In the
frst inning 10 Henman in the
eighth. be didn't let a man get 20
FIRST base All os which means that
It Was some hurting exhibition.
Boland wasn't going 80 badly him
self The Indians could take hut
four hits from his delivery and
their one run was scored by two
stolen bases rather than a multi
tude % blows But Bernie should
consider himself fortunate a. that
FOR he walked seven men. and Z
the Cleveland players hadn't been
bound and determined 20 strike out
when a hit was needed. the score
would have been considerably
larger
Meanwhile. the Yanks are gain
ing great guns on helpless TiEe, who
Is swishing his tail IN 4 precarious
position in fourth place and looking
for some easy meat on which 20
thrive The easy marks seem 20
be in other leagues, tho. az FAR as
the Jungsleers are concerned, and
the Tigers are doomed 20 fourth
place az best. With a very great
likelihood that they win slip sui
farther down before the curtain
Sallr
The Indians appear n a double
header today. the nrst game start.
ing AZ I:45 o'clock Dauss and
James are slated 70 hurl for the IT.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-09-12

return " joe Raseo11. an only son
20 me horre ~ his widowed mothsr
after seven years absence part ~
watch ne hAs spent ga prison 81
accident ne - closely followed ~
two - hts prison pals MugEE
pickpocket ard giHv safe burglar
IRE IA scom homestead i- threatened
Vita seizure by Deacon TilliuEer. A
sktuflnt grocer TNiinger no
match for The fast-thi nv .nE trio and
ne farm - rescued by schece
tho-oly iuteuious y nof honest Then
comes the harvesting q the peach
-ror Joe Easrpfn rercnciliatlon
'vffh ne h0vhrod sweetheart wh0
happens 20 be the daughter % Dea-
con TilliErr sucrrSEfsl venture
ia thr manufacture u peach iaru IS
"sy indicate" composed - Zoe MuEgs
and CITY ,he complete r~E~nrrar on
~ the three youths thru the fnerence
- Joe's mother and the culminatlon
~ Mugs and Guys love roinanccs
IN their b-trothal 70 rosy cheek@d
village bellies
The K1ondfke carnival announced
frr thr Palats &C. Danse Wedne raay
evening appears % Dc quite 'n keep
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-09-12
By Ripley,

runs Which is nor bad. when you
consider that Carey is playing with
tau-end club that has not won Az
games yet this year
Maximillus Canarius is tho true
name % this Pirate star BE is a
college man. and no was preparing
for the ministry when be drifed
into baseball as a means OF defray
Ing his school expenses He Do
came 80 successful on The diamond
that he has been temporarily wou
away from the pulpit. but be ok
poets 10 return 20 Il when bis base
Nail days are over.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-09-12
The Lone Star.


a man cannot always be judged
by the company he keeps.
Max Carey, for instance.
Carey IL with the worst team IN
organized basehail-the Pirates
yet the feet outfelder Is playing the
game \Of his life.
Many fans consider Carey 20 be
The best outfeider in the National
league he r. hitting over 300 this
year, and IL the best ny catcher and
The best base runner In the league
lie ranks with Roush and Groh IN
thu number Of hi1 made. and only
Groh and Burns have sro~Sd more
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-09-12
MABEL TRASK is
BEATEN AGAIN
81. Frisco COnquers old Rival
In Special
Race

SYRIA ~TSE S y Ser. ST.
Frisco a-al- defeated Mabel Ira K
at the state fair grounds yesterday.
coming In ahead in .he three heats
% The battle royal. a 5000 stake
for . GA ,rotters n The second
hear s. r. established the rec
ord f0r the course doing the mile
10 ~ u
Tom Murphy also was responsible
for an upset In the lore when he
landed ROYAL Mac. winner o. the
$40 600 Empire stake Cor 10 trot.
ters Geers vas presented with o
silver pitcher following the feature
race
summary
THE BATTLE R0TAI,-1o4 TRoT-
ST. Frisco 3 e. Nv san ran
cisco - clare Csntrtll
u. ease- r1,.s lcs4i
Miss Directed Pr M Nc
T.ms-,os&. ascs iesI
2os TROT-PURs g. ol0
North spur. p. ~ san
Fra7-fseo fCrr1
Peter Cnenauit "a lMur
NJ J1<,rsr
Time-a.io. ss. .osN
EMPIRE STAT .l- rRoT Pr esE
ROYAL Ma 81 royal
y kinney Eva Bell M1r-
Tina 7ay 80 rnest
r-4-s rrs-rs rr fr'rvf
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-09-12
VETERANS
L.ACKINGAT
Cen TRIAL
BackfeId Alone To
Have Old Men; Line
Green and Heavy

Detroit Central highs football
team this fall viii consist OF A
fast. veteran baekneld. and green.
heavy line
or the 30 men who reported 70
Coach Burroughs yesterday at Gold
berg Field for the second workout
OF the season. only three were mem
bers OF last years team. These men,
Captain Brenkert. Brokaw and NC
Callum, are backfeld men. they are
fast. capable players, and form an
excellent nucleus for another cham
pionship eleven.
But the line has always been the
strong part OF a Central team. ano
around Keeton. In the old days, ana
Fred Fletcher last fall. the blue and
whites attack and defense has Al
WAYS been built SO u is 20 the
forward wall that Burroughs Viii
turn his attention for the most part
and the success OF the front line
Is almost entirely up 20 the coach
There Is plenty OF beef for thal
line, and in their initial charges yes
terday afternoon. the men looked as
tho they had the stuf 10 form an
other impregnable defense and ef'
fecfive ofrense. Harold Fletcher
brother OF last. years star, Eek
lund. and Hopkins looked like the
real caliber needed 20 round out
fne eleven. They are inexperienced
and will have 20 be taught footOail
from the ground up. bu, they pos
sess plenty OF weight well disTiD-
uted over large frames
The short. fat style OF hnsmen II
hacking al Central this fall The
type that predominates Is the long
rangy one. and In the three line
men mentioned. as well as IN Lane
and Kresge. Coach Burroughs has
the kind OF men that are being
sought everywhere for the line, the
tall. powerful Kind OF players
To develop the charging strength
OF the CentralItee Burroughs USED
n human charging machine yester'
day. He had his first line plough
ing against another line. with the
second aggregation giving way slow
lv before the bucks OF the nrst
string men. II is a new idea in local
circles but II showed It's effective
ness yesterday.
The backneld WIN be flied with |
McAlwee OF some other OF the mspy |
Burroughs has. The cal |
fber OF the men behind the line
makes an open game most probable /
AIT are excellent handlers OF the |
forward pass. and n Burroughs can
and two good ends 70 take nc
heaves. the basketball feature viii
be n big one in Central's attack.
On Saturday. Sept. p, Central will
play her alumni In a practice game
AIready vic" Whitmarsh, Keeton.
Martin. Fred Fletcher. Dickinson,
Ross. vershnre and Culver have sig
nifed their intention OF playing WITH
the old timers. Others Of the alumni
arc asked 20 get in touch with Coach
at once.
The alumni game viii be OF espe.
cial interest IN local circles, for u
will bring back on the same team
the two men who are considered the
greatest nnemen Central ever devei'
oped. Keeton and Fletcher These
men will put the line and bsckheld
OF the Central eleven 70 the test
and II gains are made of tackle IN
this game, II will be when Keeton
or Fletcher have been carried out
~r,~.~trO a hall team looks ~ be
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-09-12

Washlugtou . Boston 3.
New York l-4. Athletics OIL.
No others scheduled
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-09-12

Managing a ball team looks n be
since taking up the burden az NIL
wnukee the old Athletics backstop
has succeeded IN plotting the Brewers
cut OF tho cellar and Up couple of
notches in the American association
race.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-09-12
~ THE
OTAGE


vaughan CHASER and company vii
present he amusing farce "A Fuli
House next week The Adams
theatcr The campony is presenting
Bonnie" piAs - southern NE hts
weak NJ Gias-r Expresses himself
as Being quite happy u ths Adams
theatsr which realizes bis ambitions
with reEArf 20 prof ssh nsi hohr
Trio theatsr IL thoroiy Pm .1ern In
ccnstruction. equisgec with the
technical devices that make possible
ire production 81 vide range u
way that 90 - A continual delight.
ssys M CHASER Entrance 20 thr
theatsr IS thru th@ F-r- Arts huild
tnE on Adsrns- Az. west store
auditorium - sheltered from the
r1fs~ ~ tha street ~ a court. some
wNat on - oriental id.a and in~
ffeaf~r i.seif res az audience every
mort % 30 found IN playhouse
NJ Glass poilcS whiie n 30
Best productions avsilasls FOR s'o~E
use
Narflvn wiNsr re usso-' dsncer
ga-rt~k tneater fhfs reek comes -
theatrical family The H'llers
were weil known ~ ne vaudeville
stage Tor several y~ars 60 ~ Ftr@
CDturn bians IRE Fve i-~lnfrf Nr
aud Nr. NrNsr Ruth Miller Claire
NfIsr and lI'tie War'iyr r. fsr7 FRI
ar~rs % London about f0u wears ago
- appear !r nusicsi r-vue 40
r-tN pt1sN ans claire married 'her"
wa-fiy- - iust ts and hAs beer =
stsr ~ her owr light since sn' VS.
fs she made her srsf appearance nn
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-09-12

PriutinE--the plain nest kinS--thst
IL rfght--Ttme- Oh p~pf Naiu f51O
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-09-12
Chestnut charlie
Dlcky Dippy 5 Diary.

NlHDurS DAY. >yAw M. BILLIONS TIE
GvEAT FlNANCtER 60 ~
WITH HIM WAS 4 NCUNG ER- MAN.