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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1917-08-23
BOY SLAYERS
OF SHERIFF
CAPTURED
COnfesses 10 Killing and Other Crimes
and l6.Year-OId Boy Reaches
for Revolver
By United Press.

By United Press.
Shawnee, Okla, Aug. 2S.-Willie
OConnell aged %, and Louis Barnard
aged 16, who were wanted for the kill
ing OF Sheriff Arnold Of Chandler, were
arrested by posse between Meeker
and Prague at the home of young
O'Conners grandmother.
The boys were asleep in bed when
captured. Young Barnard attempted
to reach for his revolver and a mem
ber of the posse shot him through the
hand.
The boys after their arrest confessed
to tile killing OF the sheriff and also to
participation in series Of lobberies
and other crimes. ns
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1917-08-23
Alex Man Killed When
Mule Team Runs AlOay

was thrown from the uncoupled wa
gon.
Reese was widower 2S years old,
and was on his way to Alex with load
of broom corn, When five miles from
that town his mules became frighten-
ed and unmanageable. He will be
buried in Alex today
Reese. had resided but a short time
near Alex where he had a brother
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1917-08-23

That health conditions both in the
county and the city are unusually good
is the opinion Of Dr. Z. e. Emanuel
county physician, and the city physi-
clan. DR.. E. L. Dawson. No contagious
diseases outside Of Chickasha have
been reported to DR. Emanuel, the one
case Of infantile paralysis at Alex hay
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1917-08-23
RECENT SUITS FILED

Among the recent suits filed in the
court clerks office was that Of S. W.
Justice VS.. o. E. Weller, damages to
the extent of $3.50 for mirror which
was broken while being moved. Suit
was also entered by Mary J. Locke
baugh vs. S. B. Loohabaugh for divorce.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1917-08-23
CHILDREN SCURRY TO HOMES
aAlN WHEN CURFEW SIREN SOUNDS

the law is in effect and IL is up 70 the
boys and girls to be indoors at o'clock
every night.
Special provisions for the detention
Of boy and girl violators has been pro-
vided by the officers which viii not
at all be to the liking Of those who are
so bold as to disregard the official
warning.
"This thing Of young girls Of thirs
teen and fourteen years gadding about
the streets at all hours OF the night
must be stopped declares his honor
and this order has been communicate
ed to an members Of the city police
force,
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1917-08-23

The case Of the United states vs.,
Willie and Frank Armstrong, charged
with interfering with the selectiye
draft act, was concluded yesterday af-
ternoon and both men bound over 60
the federal grand jury at Ardmore Oct
l.. Like others brought before the U
S. commissioner lately the Armstrong
brothers looked to unreliable authority
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1917-08-23
##M*#M######&&MMM %#&@M##&##&# ##N& n
HEAVY CONCENTRATION
OF ARTILLERY TODAY'S
ITALIAN DRIVE RECORD

man raider "see Adler" which Great
ed terror in South American waters
last winer, has been sunk, according
to members Of British steamers
crew arriving today
The See Adler" was sunk only after
a hard fight with a British warship and
but few members of her crew were
saved
Twelve members Of the raiders
crew were aboard the ship arriving to-
day.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1917-08-23
Can't Budss the canucks.

BY United Press.
With the British Armies Afield Aug.
23.-Thirty successive, desperately
waged counter attacks throughout last
night failed to dislodge the Canadian
troops from their new positions around
Lens
The British continue to advance a
few yards at time.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1917-08-23
Germany Threatens Holland With Short
age Of Coal and Steel II Dutch Do
Not Accept OnerOus Terms
By United Press.

By United Press.
Washington, Aug. 28-Whle the
German troops are hammerlng at Rus
sia's north battle line in their new
drive on Riga, conferences are In pro
gress here to bring speedy assistance
to the new democracy.
This will probably be in the form or
a new loan which will enable Russia
to replenish her supplies and keep her
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1917-08-23
Armstrong Brothers Held
For Fleeing Conscription

when contemplating changing their Io4
cation and without consulting the lo-
cal board at Wynnewood left for HUI
go as if to escape draft examination
and mobilization. Bond WAS fixed I'm
the two cases at $4,000 and upon ina
h,iity Of the prisoners to furnish Sc
curity they were taken last night to
the Muskosee Jail by Deputy Q. S.
Marshal Hignight
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1917-08-23
In French nraonst.

By United Press.
Paris, Aug. 2S.-German prisoners
who have been taken in the great
French drive since Monday total near
ly 10000. the waf office statement says
today, Twenty-four cannon and more
than two hundred machine guns have
been captured
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1917-08-23
COUNTY AND CITY HEALTH
CONDITIONS VERY GOOD

ing been isolated until the patient had
recovered to prevent spread Of the
germ.
Only one case Of quarantine Is repor-
ted in the city, that being scarlet fe-
yer. Two typhoid cases are now un-
der treatment DR. Dawson considers
this an unusually light sickness list
for the city.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1917-08-23
Ranks Will Be Diminished By DeTa iure
Of Members for Officers Training
Camps al Leon Springs

Over three regulation army squads
composed of eight men each are re-
porting regularly for assembly drill in
the Home Guard organization and even
the experienced officers find some diff
ficulty in providing new order as the
old steps are mastered by raw recruits
who low handle themselves in a man
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1917-08-23

SAYS TAX
PROFITS
American Federation Of Labor Unites
With Forces Which Would Make
Rich Support Cast Of GTsatWsr
By United Press.

By United Press.
Washington, Aug. 23.-The Ameri-
can Federation Of Labor today joined
the forces which are working for con
scription of wealth and death to war
profits
Taxation which will eliminate every
penny Of war profits is advocated by
President Samuel Gompers.
The senate movement to conscript
wealth to pay the huge war bill con
tinues to gain headway.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1917-08-23
Prices on Anthracite Coal VIII Be Fixed
by President Within "a Hours;
Soft Coal Schedule isin EJECT
By United Press.

BY United Press
Washington, Aug. 23-The prices Of
anthracite coal viii be fixed by Presi-
dent Wilson within the next twenty
four hours, it was officially stated to-
day
Tie president will appoint copper
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1917-08-23
italians Capture 5000.

BY United Press
Rome, Aug. 2s'The Italian forces
have captured 5000 Austians in their
sweeping advance this week, accord.
ing to the official announcement made
today.
The announcement speaks 81 new
successes on the south wing.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1917-08-23
Joe Reese Thrown From Wagon While
Bringing Broom Corn Into Alex
Yesterday

Joe Reese. a young farmer living
near Alex. was instantly killed yester-
day when his team ran away and he
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1917-08-23
Canadians Sweep Away All Resistance
and Advance on Lens in
Circling Lines
FRENCH TAKE 10000
men SINCE MONDAY
t3
Italians Gain New successes on South
Wing and Capture Total Of 1890
Ausirians 10 Great Drive
BY United Press.

By United Press.
With the Italian Armies AfielG, Aug
pa gun placed every thirty yards
over thirty-seven mile front is a
concentration Of artillery which was
achieved today where Italian troops
continue to press forward Two thous-
and Italian artillery pieces are engag-
ing in continuous bombardment
againat the Austrian forces,
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1917-08-23
BRlCADIER GENERAL
OF NATIONAL ARMY
BY United Press.

BY United Press.
Washington, Aug. 23-President
Wilson today nominated Brigadier Gen
eral Lloyd England adiutant general Of
Arkansas, to be a brigadier general in
the national army.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1917-08-23
Lens in War Center.

BY United Press.
London, Aug. 23.-Lens is still the
hottest point in the fighting along the
British front today Despite all resist
anee offered by the enemy the Cana.
dian forces advanced in circling lines,
Marshal Haig reported
A strong enemy attack was repulsed
on the Ypres battlefront, the report
said.
German Raider Sunk
BY United Press.
An Atlantic Port, Aug 23.-The Ger
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1917-08-23

The Latest News BY
Wire Daily from the
U. P. Association.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1917-08-23

You will find all the
local news every day
in the Daily Express.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-10-13
England Is Ready
to Begin Reprisals
for Hun Air Raids

LONDON oct ~ The morning pa
per, suggest tina, the government Is
ready to begin CARRYING ont rcpti'al
ar rand, an Germany THIS hclct q,
based ON the assignment ul lieut. ''cn
David Henderson director general ut
MILITARY a%cronaull,N, to special work
and the general work ct MAJ NJ y
Rranckrr. director al air organization,
Tor the army lo a command abroad
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-10-13

Mr. and Mr,. L. G. HoSmer are
guests IN the home Of Mr. and Mrs. w.
NJ Gillespie, j2lS West Twentieth
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-10-13

her rrturn home, stopping en- route ~
Dcnyc; to >ce her daughter. Mis-, Bcu
lah Gallagher. who ior her health
benefit is IN Colorado. Mrs. W
Wapnou, formerly OF TIM, place. also
lives IN Glendale with Mr.. and Mr..
lack Wagnon. and her many Oklahoma
City friends will regret to learn thai
her health is greatly impaired AT the
present time.
Mrs I. + Martin IT,, Nl West Thir-
tccnth street, is expected home TN.
morning from a vlSi, OF a week IN ST.
Louis with Mrs. Z. +. BiSbcc, and in
Chicago with Mrs Bernard B.. Jones
She also visited Chicago, New YORK
and other northern and eastern cities.
y 8
Mrs. William Ernest Smith will en-
terrain the Ready to Help club next
Friday at her home, 728 West Twenty
first street.
Mr.. and Mrs. {. O. Russell OF lAj6
West Thirty sixth street arrived Thurs
day night from a motor trip TO Kansas
City where they visited Mrs Ru,Scl,'s
mother. Mrs Isaac Furry, and friend,
Mrs, ]. NJ Smulln
X y
Mrs. A. r. Fox Of 1903 West Twenty
second street will GO to Purcell Sunday
to attend the wedding on Monday OF
Miss Lada Gallamorc to Mr.. William
iluctt. She will remain several days
a guest in the home OF Mr. Walter
Gallamore.
Mrs l. II. Swan Of jli North Wal
nut avenue, spent the day Wednesday
in Purcell with her cousin. Mr.. Walter
Gallamorc and family
X
Mrs. Frank Shepard OF III East
Ninth street returned Thursday from
Enid, having visited her mother, Mrs.
{. /. Richcy. Mrs. Rlchcy came over
today and will be- her daughter, guest
Tor about ten days.
r. a. +
Mrs. ). a. White OF OSwcgo, Kan,
the guest Tor two weeks OF Mrs. W J..
Payne. 100 West Fourteenth street, re-.
turned Thursday morning to her home.
X y Y
Mrs. A. & padeliord OF 8'I West
Sixteenth street went to P%aragrcw
Ark, Monday called there by the i'll
ness OF her daughter, Mrs. K. {. Scott
tAn,ta Padcltord) Mrs. scott will &C
company her mother home when sui.
i|iciently improved to travel
\
Mrs. y. K. Norris OF POS East Fourth
street wen, 10 Mohcrly Mo, on ar
count OF the illness OF her mother, Mrs,
Elizabeth Bickcl, returning home Wed
ncSday
Mr.. and Mrs. John ! Gunari, ior-
mcrly OF Oklahoma City, but the past
two years made their home IN Savan
nah, ga, have returned and for the
winter will be at home at h2l West
Eighteenth street
A. + 9
Mrs. Oscar q. Tombstone and Oscar
jr. who have been visiting Mr. and
Mrs. W b Slower, Of li2j West
Thirty fourth street. returned this
morning to Dallas
4 X y
Dr. and Mr., \ b Chase mo,orcd
io Medicine Park Wednesday ior the,
week end
= g u
Mr. Mason " Little returned Thurs.
day morning from weeks stay IN
Chicago
Mr., r $ Sears and little daughters
and MIR, A laNhun Of Aiya arrived
Wednesday aud are guests IN the hons
ul Mr. and Mrs George { MAIDEN, bll
Yves, Twenty ,t}und street.
Y \ y
Mr. Lucas. llB East Tenth
street. returned Wednesday from a yl,l,
of ten day, with relatives IN ST. Louis,
and Rulla. Mo
Mrl and Nr,. L. G. HoSmer are
quests IN the home of Mr. and Mrs w.
NJ Gillespie. j2lS West Twentieth
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-10-13
Half Million Bales
of Cotton Are Used
During September

WNSUINGTON oct ~ Cotton
consumed during September amounted
lo s221iS bale, oi Inc and x 0Oss hllc,
ot lmlcr,. the census bureau tod.y an
uoinccd Tin, compare, with 5lS2N
bales of lint and ~ 90 oi Inter, CON
summed 30 Scplcmhcr a year ago.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-10-13

Al MRS. FORGAN X. THURSTON. a bride Of the sum
NWI| mer, whose friends will learn with regret Of her
intention to make n permanent home IN pes
MONIES. Before her marriage Mrs. Thurston was Miss
lrma James, a popular member of the very young set
and "A member of lie PASsc Temps club.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-10-13
ezSE a. :; H

fONd, second daughter ol MI
u and Mrs. 4 ". Boyd, and Mr.
Carl S. Dalhcy took place last
evening AT $50 o'clock in the home OF
the brides parents. 40l East Park place
The Rev T. r. Surface read the mar
rage service in the presence oi "nN
very lew of the brides most intimate
friends The bride, who was unattcnd
ed, wore a dainty gown OF white crepe
lie chine and corSagc OF lilies Of the
valley and pink roses. Attcr the ccrc
mony a buffet ,upncr was served Mr.
Dalbry and his bride will leave tomor
row r|vcring for Fort Worth whcrr
stationed At Camp Bowie
The bride is a very charming mem
Der Of the school set. She wa, grad
mated ,rom fine local high school last,
snrinp and had entered the state I'M,
ycrsi,y Al Norman for the year when
ulanS were changed to include a we'd
ding and no further school work She
waSa =, Ret, PHI pledge and A mem
he, NJ IN, Merry Maid, club
Tho Groom !, fine son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Franz D,lhcy who live south Of the
r;ty II, has ,pcnt the pas, ten wear, IN
OLl,bnm, and vo, graduated from the
b;nL ,rhnoI N the rlas, ol IA He is
49,, nno,,Lc, al T,n,r T. FIRST Okla.
hnm, r,,aI,y
g a e
u,s,es Catherine and Ruth Gil,r,ric
h,ye .o,n, the n,.t ,rnr month, in
po,,,aTI Old Orchard Maine. and
~oy,s,nn ,.u cy,,tor yesterday :,
rI, in Ncv ynrk Chicago Cincinnati,
ADD r,,s,, C,,y an ,br,r return tr,r
homc
n ~ y
Tho E~,,d.-c,r,cr Mothers club OF
,rroIr .chool held its first meeting oi
too ,nn,,. = ,b,t school All ri thr
nnH..,s alor,.d =, III. close M las,
yc,r,s vo,l were nrc.cr, and an en-.
,L"s;,s,;r business mc.,,no opcnrd IN,
a".r"onn a .c,, rLycr ,,nrr va.
a. ra,.., Ss,cr. " followed
t"om n,o,a,no Ji.c,.,,, Ion oC Tho ,,b
u." Th. ter ~ ,hc cIub as hos.
s. ,od ,L, ,,ncheo,
tn. mo.,;no, Me s.,.or v;I, he heI
80 ,bc second Er,d,v Of each month
-, no.,' ,,N "a CL,lds pl,ca nj
IL "hN,""u,s pn,.e,,ons and
ps,s W.
q
Tho E,;d,, Afternoon, Auction, rIrr
was ehtetta,hen 10y MIS- ',"'E' W
samson Sp NORM pnI'ana avenue
ysS,etody AFTERNOON WI" " !,
1hhuS d. SPc,Iia, guest M,'J VI
II. kerns, second The club will meet
in two. weeks, the hostess to be an.
nbunced later.
Mrs. Archie Elliott Oi Sapulpa is the
r,est' of Mrs viii Cameron, 400
West Main street, and before returning
home will yisi, her brother. cN Senator
Mathews, in Mulhall. Okla.
4
Mr.. X. f. McMinn Of Buffalo. Okla
has been visiting his sister. Mrs. l..
T,,,.r aud d,u,b,cr ,frt rry pouc.
nd n, Poe ~ iO5I Eas, Trn,I
s,,se, .;,cc W.dresd,y and ,c,ves 80
,',v ,.,mrb;,o Lnm.
any returning IL
"r"o
'hap'er + w., WI, rnrS' W.T.
MH' tNda wafIcI' al 10 Norm i'a'
Ney =, Nv 'n,N evening" 'nN'e"u o
WIN MISS zoe iatfnclltcf as
earlier.
y
Mrs, r. barley mas hecn visiting u
for' Worm ana VIII a''cnd gram
ortra' the state Jar ahn morse Nho" u
DALLAS before Ieturh''s nome
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-10-13
FAV0RITE RECIPES
Potato Apple.

Potato Apple. -
NNE cup hot rIrrd potatoes. >
I tea poonN butter. ; table
spoons grated cheese g tea
spoon salt , teaspoon, cream and
dash OF cayenne Mrv well roll in
small apple roll in flour. IN beaten
white Of egg. IN cream. insert a
Glove stem in the blossom end and
one stem in head end Fry in deep
hot tat.
MRS u /. PARkIlURST.
Scotch Veal Collups.
One t%caspooniul flour. teaspoon
salt dash ot pepper Cut a thick
round of veal steak INTO piece, size
OF an oyster and roll IN flour. salt
and pepper as il to serve. Then
place the fried picIc, Of veal IN
a stew kettle ARRANGED over the
bohcS and pristlc and trimmings
pour over tins the gravy made when
fried and simmer ior two or three
hours MRS ORIN ASHTON
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-10-13
State Gets $1,034
From National Park

\ check Tor $lO}i for the state, part,
Of revenue, from the Wichita national
park va, received nv uu,rrnur WI
liam, today from the federal govern
mrul
Unpaid telephone hi'l. lur lhr month
oi September az. pas, due II mot p1rI
ly S p m of the 18th service Vlll ur
discontinued Pioneer Tel ~ Irl Co
Ad,
The Detroit times., 1917-11-10

~ iever comedies. has GORE rnfl.nE
better thau -Ealr and Waruar w
fhf company ta he seen tar+ Ge
week VII he Etra t.a Mu
Andrew. fioreal Iefn ar-
thur William H sullivan Chester
Ford. John Morris and Eaipa ~ig0 ue
"CheatlnE rnegters." connects that
rs declared 90 ta brilliant w NfNF-
of farce nee iodraua are Satire.
be thr Detroit opera house 1Hgr ms
fhe week of N0v 80 Tha plsy fai IS
succ, ~sfIi Sew york. rln 80 scar
in the EitiuEe theatsr
The Detroit times., 1917-11-10
oaptIrtu


OPERATE selections VIII he offered
~ fhe Militant Five. a quintet ~ ital-
ian artists. - the headline attrac-
fion On the Orpheum vaudeville bin
next week. The act Will be put on
with especially elaborate stage set
Thugs and tho number Is regarded as
~ exceptional merit. the singers haf-
ing been favorably received on pre-
Vlous appearance here Hal and
Francis VIII present singing and
dancing spccialties a. the added att
fraction on the program. lesson and
Iessau VIII Introduce terpsichorrsm
novelties in addition 20 Offering thr
bctter known dances In great Vari-
ETY. Among the other acts emhrs red
IN the bin "a a sensational athletic
and arrobattc novelty 20 he present
cd by the Strength brothers. Belgian
strong men. The feature screen at-
traction for the week is Julian IL
tinge IN The Countess Charming %
tho program also Including other nlm
offerings Friday night amateur
dancers viii compete for prizes.
The Detroit times., 1917-11-10

RE~ENT
Daisy Jerome. AN English chAftc-
ter SINGER Whn II o. be feafsre1 hF
Gef ST. Cenen iu his Sew revue n
New York this winter, viii naec hrt
frst lnfai appearance In th" Regent
nest week Miss Jerome carries ncF
osvp pianist and viii offer sons nnrl-
frfa said ~ he disttncttNely original
~he Will Introduce numbvI nt trench
aarl~ gpt before heard 90 THIS ,eln-
tfv The added attraction VIII p.
miniature musical COMEDY te 'glfi
Jtorl NnrmEnolc. featuring itaF
clair otHnr prime pals are nfn
Irratta. celeste BARKER and Edward
sedan There are dozen people n
the company and variety 81 tunF-
fat musical numbers The produ
'fion said 90 b~ Beautifully stsged
and --l.Alill-ed. The heauN and tirltE
tlsNlr men and four women, 'r music
saf feature. offer a.variety ~ INST
foental and sing ms numbers ann
niFllee W oporatir as wen as penViar
selections Other acts gili lr.i-ir
Iftne Douglas Csrherry classic
Cn~rr fyufr mo DenI Pa 1893 .aalt
near T.ns Angeles ben smith niafA-
face ,nmcdian. and Morris and Alien
in comedy singing specially a-
fHte atefurHs VIII precede and foltoN
the vaudeville.
W0lam Taruum ia bis latest 2c-
tefr When Man sees Red, taken
from use story ~ 'The Painted
lady ~ Larry Evans. which recent
d appeared ia the saturday Evening
ost VIII be- the Regent screen fea-
ffFe nest week. The story concerns
j.uthrr smith. a rough and ready So p
or who has risen above his surround
mgs Smith arrives home from
lhna voyage % ind his mother dead
lfacau@e of the acts Of 4 hratal SEA
captain lie salts for the south seas
rn hoafh vessel with this man
whose identity he does not learn un-
gf after be leaves the vessel ~tnp-
Iiug at the same port u private
syteiit and IN H-natiye cafe he meets
enc of the party known as thc
= painted lady Smith falls in love
with her but she tells him she IL not
bis a9rt ~ "A girl and leaves. Then
TIE sailor tries 10 find the cartair
"A terrific storm arises. the yacht is.
wrecked and the captain resc0es the
girl ~ hen she repuises him he tries
~ sell her as a slave n the iiftls
island port and there Smith dnds him
and deals out vengeance. shorter
films viii accompany the feature the
pictures being offered before and sf-
Ter the regular vaudeville program.
The Detroit times., 1917-11-10
D,yrporT orrnA uotsr

One Of the most successful farocs
~ recent wears "Fair and warner
viii BE- seen IN the Detroit opera
house. next week. on Sc second vipft
a. 'bie rity. This laughter producing
comedy hv Avery IIopwooc had "A
Years stay on Broadwap aud eight
months Ia Chicago. and hae ia Il "a
real vogue In every city IN which ia
has appeared Nothing funnirr in
lines and situations could be inns
nEInNd and altho tho principal scene
concerns tho mixing 81 remarha hfc
cocktan there ~ nothing 10 onand
good tasto. and the author and PLAY.
efH clrterly evade danger points Aff
Ncn70o0 who has written rvr
The Detroit times., 1917-11-10

Julian EitinEe IN "The Countess
Charming" VIII be the feature screen
attraction on the Orpheum program
next week. Virtually ustracized by
the men, and forbidden 20 call upon
the lady ~ his choice. Eltlnge as the
hero of the story has recourse 90 a
little harmless deception and adopts
the disguise or a foreign lady of
title has appearance among his for
mer associates meets with a cordial
welcome which soon grows into a
definite social triumph, The women
Eagerly invite him 20 their most er-
elusive functions and have no hesl.
fancy In taking him utterly into their
confidence 80 that he IL able 20 ssce1.
tain just whore he stands IN the
esteem and regard Of the lady whose
favor he seeks, and the men ciamnr
for the privilege ~ contributing 10
the Red Cross fund Tor which ~ s
supposed 70 be collecting Amusing
complications are developed and fhe
story "a characterized by scnIf-rnrs-
tory quality which adds % its rharei
The sartorial display ia amusing
Other pictures Of interest viii ha
shown IN addition 10 "The Countes
f~a%fiuing. before and after tho
usual vaudeville bill
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-12-27
AMERICAN ENGINEERS
QUIT VLADINOSTOk

international News Service
TOXIC, Dec. 27.-Unable TO CO.
operate with the bolshevik govern
ment 316 American railroad engin-
GERS have come from Vladivostok
arriving at Nagasaki today.
John F. Stevens, who headed the
American railway commission TO
Russia has arrived at Yokohama.
1t is understood that the United
States government has asked Japan
TO stop all ships carrying supplies
10 Vladivostok. There are now at
least 10 ships on the Pacific bound
for the Russian port.
Only one newspaper. the Yomiuri,
which is close to the government.
has commented upon the publica-
ton of the Russo-Japanese treaty of
alliance by the bOlshevik govern
ment at Petrograd. 1t advises the
people to be calm and overlook the
action of the bolsheviki."