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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-02-05
Oh. MARY az CAREFUL: by
George Weston; ttory o. an old
raid aunt and A yeUna SirI ard
IRE eseftsstins ard permanent
theme % Interest, love

Because Auat Msrg lid eecn lt
81 and had beconte en.bitte-pd With
lfe she seeks ID tc~g MARI irom
marrying. Mar. Jtl.E pretty.
healthy yovng creature has All the
human Instincts which belong 90
Eirls OF 20. According no her aunrs
advice shs tries dineren, tests GA
The mon she moe. and they fall ia
CONTINUOUSLY ~ IT, waysllc. all lot
che. ard he does not because he -
all done Up in absorbent Gotten. hav.
INK been burned In lhc laudabls buzz.
ness Of anVing he- house from burn.
ing down. Mar f0-gets the ournE
ard The co,-on and considers bins tho
che perf-ct ian And Il q hal n1t
zen this one u xculd have been
some che else tor Mary VS. .Ist
made 70 marry. AayVay the aGtho-
has happy way OF telling It al and
!. 9 -chser1al- Eatt>f -=fsTT-tfFe srTt ri
SUI usually giver tho yodng girl Tor
HcriUzal ngaFsshmeat
Lippincot,. Publisher. PhiladeL
F5la il0o
TIE JAPANESE CONQUEST or
AMERICAN OPINION: by M@,e
vile Flowers. i eer1oiete -ev e~
Of the beginning. osseioorsn, ana
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-02-05

WAY MEN FiGHT: ty Bertrand
Russell, English phhosopher. who
recently sent q letter by special
messenger 10 President Wilson 70
svosd the english censor and sive
the president his opinions IN re-
gard 90 the war.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-02-05
MAII.srIc

Ethel barrymore In The white
Raven" proved 20 be one ~ the most
Important screen offerings Of the
year In the Majestic sunday The
com hlnatlon % interesting story
good acting and beautiful photnE-
Faphy fof those Who admire Aftns
barrymore a. well az lovers Of the
drains N certain 90 provide complete
satisfaction and enjoyment. Sksie-
tcni1rd. the plot has 20 DO viii a
Kfrf IN dance hali who becomes q a.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-02-05

Automobile schools exclusively for
women have been established re-
Gently In many cities thruoui the
United States
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-02-05

NIfnn railroad WICK lNAHh e
thc opening Performance ~ re. ne
MAJ she Loved. lr the Lycsum Thea
ter Two hours sunday afternoon. NE
audience remained o. see one or the
est mefodra matte prod actions pre-
sented there thls season. purine the
wait the orchestra exhAusted us
repertoire auo a. pleaAing lnnoNa-
tfan the curtain rose N bare stase.
rsrtA Iing stage hands busiiy engaged
IN setf~g the scenery
Given rs first glimpse 81 BEHIND
thr scenes az such a tifne. ne AHdi-
er-e watched the various drops
~vgIrrs and "Tes placed IN posi-
non ard the lrtain desc~nded oniy
10 rise lu.-uf 4latrlT upon Inc nEst
Tie story concerns hard -hearted
fntner sEtu srut. hls son 20 prison
rol ss a1rgft tlsft and refusEs 70
BE- ra-au r'ief thrJ the pyrai nS- y
TIE gu whom tre boy loves Alter
ne father D. found s.aiu ard saspi-
rtan fafis 4puu th~ srl, Nhom the
som has Marie ard whn was the
iast person s~en 10 the fathers OK
The police are bound 90 railroad
somebody fer ;he crime and The SRI
b. led &C. PRISON Later she - forced
20 confess The crime. ,hrn fear ard
threats
Another unfortunate girl bounded
hy The police tTartAttcAllN saves me
accused. however. y hen she demo IN ID
ces the secretary az the fAthsfs com
pany ard th~ uan Who caused he
downfall as TIE SLAYER.
A. MAry Rauard. the accused gTi
Beth & Merrill proves equal 20 tns
various xituations walter Allen as
fs.k Thorre. reporter. butts nto the
game with frequency and MS hres ~
aelnratiau il one - the best bis
u acting in the pertorTance Med
win walter. az the police chiet,
shows close study % the Part, and
Florence Pfcknry as blonde mabel
the degraded woman. az once arou ~es
the pity and sympathy of THE Ass.i-
ener
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-02-05

Cohen-Are you strictly neutral
Levy-Ot course How do know
which side r. going 20 win,
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-02-05

Duluth claims TO be the hrst city
TO have a censor board for moving
pictures made up % women only
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-02-05

sustsd with her mining camp sur
Toundlngs IN Alaska and seeks 10
get away. she puts herself up a.
the prise in card game AZ u.eos
a hand. n won BY q stranger and
then successfully begs herself tree
and uses the winnings TO set TO New
York Nheh she achieves success as
prima donna the stranger returns
20 claim her. The drama 10 replete
with big scenes and rapid action.
Miss barrymore proves that an
actress can n herself 10 a play more
than play can be ntted 10 the
player. She ls convincing both as
the opera singer and as the dance
hail rirl ia short skirts Her sup
porting company is excellent snd
there II punch In the closing
scene that quite takes the breath
away The Waite Raven u easily
thu most important production IN
which this actress has been seen.
Henry SAnirey sings the prologue
20 -PagllacCl" this week and does u
~pierdldiy The orchestra o1ers
some nna numbers and there are
many thsr hlu and musical Tea
tures
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-02-05

Furiesque AZ the Avenue this week
aTords nothing that fepArtF from the
urual Avenue standard TIE man
aEemrrt shows on S. chorus o. sH-
celleut advantage. but ovsriocks the
raet that there AZ other essentiai
dement's 70 weil-roundsd SHOW
Matt K3lh and jim Barrett carr
thru ne little romsoy that the lines
provide Two burl-ttEs are present
- one Nearly Hotel and fhs
other The Tsle % pinky- Dink." both
6, niuE under the caption or III.
French Froiica~
Nine Julianns. an oriental dancer.
c. uplcteE the bill.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-02-05
I HRiFT; ey Bolton Hail, oe1isEtcd
to all irteiliseht persons ~no
want &c De coed. as we'll IS hsppy
md prosperous. srd who find 4
ireonvenient 20 DC poor"

This is no chNep and tawdFy *
losition OF how 10 live on a dollar a
week 20 burn ashes instead OF coal.
snL cat down old clothes 70 q. the
baby u is rather broad sane.
tomprehens.ys yleN Of principles
and a scien n adJu. ,menS OF them
m CONDITIONS as Ne dnd them.
"Ecouomy. Avs Mr Hall. is
hnaHcc and is net n@CesFarilv ~ gal
rs, tu' good management. reducing
Tie waste and increasing ths' ear.
w. power ~ is. ir fact. treatise
on our mo Tern idol efficiency u
doe, no. tackle ar Z tAe big prob
lcrls, ~ the day with any idea az
brlrs.ng ABOUT reforms. bat cadeav-
on 20 reach psople how . get the
best out Of The present ec8r 1uf-..
system Public economy and waste
Is particularly Interesting chapter.
and Tho author take a crack AZ Ger.
many's IMPERIAL eficisncy AMI state<
come facts about that cotntry MT
GENERALLY known. The hook IL wf.f.
ten in N easy. popular style that
VIII commend Itself 70 the gencrs!
ruhlSc
T. W ilueAcA publisher. New
York sI0o
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-02-05
.DrLL.Ac

7 - Mischief MaksrA& annearsd in
the cadillac SUNDAY -RSteEzs--s~--se-
1,Tcr WI = sngz gem~nt- just two
! At-srs ard - minutes late. q very IN
yEuai hing f0r mischief maker
Owing 20 weather conditions which
maae the train late. the company did
Dot reach TIE heAter antl about re
timr the audience should have been
going horne Prom : o'clock IN the
asterEe..sl 1's--vsr. untff E@3e the or
rhestra worked Uke giants 20 ks~p
the audience amused while waiting
for TIE show 20 80 81 IRE orches-
ira obHgingiy played any selection
asked for with the result that the
program was very patriotic. The Dig
crowd cheered the patriotic airs
Whsn TIRE Performance vas anAliy
started The players went on THE stage
IN their street garments Just an they
stepped from the train. The perform
ancs was perhaps the most novsi
ever tagged IN this theatsr and the
tacle % a buriesque show presented
IN this strange manner. The girls
had no makeup Conrlerion. TIE
Ct pedianE had 20 uSs real money In
two girls wore stockings Of the same
color
Toward The .na o., me nrut par.
some - the Trunks began 70 arrive
and from time 90 time a character
would arr"ar7 on th~ staRs with h's
regular th~ateF uske-up and ~ the
fns the l-f- ~urfaI went down TIRE
shows was com plsteiy corfurnetf IL
was not until the evening perform
nnce however that ths scenery vas
on the Job
Tie perform ance on to whois. vas
quite cred able ard fhr big crowd
that waited all afternoon felt re-
paid There are a lot % good looking
girls. with or without makeup and
ICY perform 10 a very lively fashion
Many ~ then are pretty god sing
srs Amhark AT and Joe F~ssf M
two chief cor ediara had their work
cut out Tor 'hern trying - look ~
n couple ~ huns in neatly pressed
but they iid well ard rrussd ~ au-
fience that might have been eNcuFed
for being ~Zrouchv"
Donny webb MABEL clark and
Kathleen lesson have the three - -
female parts. and they were 1uits
r. haruinC both in thsir travsllrg
gowns and IN their stage creations
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-02-05
GAYErv

tts Arrival delayed two hours os-
cause 81 an accident 20 N. train car
rytnE III 10 Detroit the Twentieth
csntury Maids IN The Aviator,
started the opening performances ~
the GRyety at ais sunday Afternoon.
ard ~cAr1s across IN good style IA
spite OF the many discomntares that
attended the delay The audiene.
didn't seem 20 mind waiting. and
Manager Ware provided a rAttllng
good musical program 20 al IN the
wise 1amrs barton. one % the most
Popular % the coined ans who come
10 the Eayety az regular tnterNeis
has a company % unusual attain
menfs and they provided such good
once the show was
under way. THAT the audience forgot
that tA~~- A-<4 ---- ~~e+ttng the best
part 90 the afternoon.
nrena Mack Marie pcnia and Ar
lire ponAfre. an familiarity known TO
Gaystygoers are a hne looking trfe.
ard their songs and dances are well
d nc, Miss Mack's songs. -Sherie. Ny
own Shcrie' and Broadway. were
particularly pleasing Inc ars at
concludes With Tho Apache. an
original dance. hy The entire COM
pGry.
Between the hrst and second acts
the compRny introduces Ia Naise
k0uge.~ w which Miss sDonsirs "A -
Mack ard Jules LaBaroe Are the prin-
eiFRis.
-schu Barry ana Jim Howell both
excellent comedians. conssitute
good complement, - Mr. Barton'S
run. The threa kept the audience IN
conttnuous uprcar.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-02-05

Harper magazine Tor Fst-UaT-
Gems 20 Ie md winter f-tiou
number. according "a the number O.
sho-t z-o-Las. ts-.-.-f. ts-tr.r- fiII5sf
notable article in he book h ~i'r-
der shell Fire AZ Verdun. rs wal
ter Hal Elth Illustrations shpalnR
The Little Venice Un Meuse. before
and after tho invasion 4 Belgium
Another article "On the Crest OF he
Lost AflsnfiS' By Charles yelling
ton Furlong. IS about Ponta DeiCaG1.
On ono % the Azors' siands. 1oh
he consiiera the submerged Atlantis
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-09-14
!. ". ". Members
LEAVE ARMY CAMP
CTT ~ GNTIONS II SAID To BE
REASON FOR MIN
DESERVING.

~ As-rrm'sd Frasa.
COLT'NBrS y VI More than 200
Of tho men drporird from Bishoo
AriT July 70 lof thc detention
camp here today aud tonight and
there remains only approximately
TOO in ihe camp tonight
so record g. being kept ~ the Doe.
inatous of these mon bur many ssid
they intended t0 return t0 Bisbon and
other place. .n the Warren district
20 PCT their belongings and sco their
families
MANY Mexican and Americans
from tho camp also crossed the Dor
der to paiomas rh.huahul opposite
here
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-09-14
HI\lJNN~ MAROONTD -FOUR
NItt,~ REACH SAN DIEGO

SAN UI'sD. OII. Sept i3.-Elev-
aH Mexican women and children. sur
.I..r H. party 0I .t colonists who
H I.U. established homes on Clop-
portion Island $50 miles vest OF Ac-
.p.'... N... iu fho Pacific ocean ar
u..I n... TODAY .a GOO American var
.HH Ih0. bad been marooned on
.h. island nearly four years.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-09-14
'Il.pbN GOIS So
NND COMES DOWN

NINEOlA. N s.. Sept l3.-Colo-
H.' THEODORE Roosevelt gained today
'H. distinction of being the first civ
|.Hn t. make flight In an airplsne
propelled us the military motor In
vented for use of the government in
'h' ~'r The Hight was made from
'.. li"mpsiead Aviation field. and
."r % halt hour. the machine plotted
"' IT, } hhkely. an army instructor.
allain'd "a speed varying from 90 TO
TOO miles an hour. reaching an alti-
tude ul 1000 feet
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-09-14
WITNESSES TELL
ABOUT AX VICTIMS
IIEST TESTINONN ~ TRIAL Ot'
LlN GEOlsGE =. kIIIl -
HEARD.

RED OAK. la. sept Ia Five
witnesses. tcsHfyinr today Boo fhe
trial OF Lsu George kally. .hlrT
ed Efh the NIllisca ay murders
told of tho manner and condition
boz whi.h tho bodies of tho victims
aere found
ur = Clark Cooper. Ur IS a.
Iona. ur A. D. LInquist former
coroner Dr E. Williams and
Marshal j o. Horton. OF HlIisca.
POO first persons summoned 10 tho
residence of J. % Moore. after the
murder. arl. committed N.re fHe
Hitue.ers
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-09-14
RAILROAD EMPLOYEES
MAY RE ENENIPTEJ

NEW YORK. Sep. Employees
OF railroad. telegraph, telephone ana
express c0mptuies Will he exempt
from draft in cases where it Il shown
their services arr necessary 10 tho
prompt despatch 0f business. accord
ine to ruline from the provost mar
sh1l generals office announced 10
che district board of appeals today
- charlie 2. Hughes. the chairman
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-09-14
GROWN PRINCE Is IN BERLIN.

LONDON. sept l3.-The German
crown prince has arrived az Berlin
according ta an Exchange Telegraph
report FOR Amsterdam. lie had =
ionr conference with the Emperor as
regards the Polish situation as men
toned Ia the Popc's peace proposal.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-09-14
PACKING HOUSE
STRIKE IS ENDED
EMPLOY FRS CONSENT To REC.
OGNIIE UNION AND WILL
INCREASE WAGES.


nv A,rocinied pee.
KANSAS CITY. Mo Sept ~
The general strike uf plctib. house
employee here was ended llt' TO-DAY
when the strikers accepted a uru
poall outlined bv Patrick q. Gin
federal mediator which wl been
prrriOn rrr.d fl ly th. packers
The mou will rr'u.G iu work. iomaf
ruH.
10 Recognize tuI"n.
The omp'.tn. .pro invaded reroF
milton of fhe.r uu'un ihn Nm1IF1
mated Meat Cutters au Vichcr
Workers of 'urth fmrrcl. 'vo anl
one hllf .cn's 900 uol increase 200
Vare. permission % ldsopie the
principle. 0' Hu.uH Tabor 8s lad
down hr fHs American Federation
%. Labor reinstatement of .'rIk.ss.
hr.rr H 900 employee u. r .rufrl Z
Dru'.rM ..r.1r fhn rirHf rf
II..h.rr.H mrr fH appeal f1 fha 200
pn..rf.rH.rf HHH fHs urt' OF mr
rmp'u... f. .ul uu.u.. .Im
nIffre. f. fh. rmUlu.srs
Th. H.Fr .' packing hYt mlI srs
""rf.. n.#r.. H uaN uru spread fu
dHt f. '.. additional plants emuIa,
IH. . f.'.I .. 5000 workers an1 fNo
.fr.. u. snu .HnI.ra. rI.H start
OIL. ".. ... ..HH. ua ..Fr. OFF .'
'...rf
. distance announced
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-09-14
SLAV REBELLION
SEEMS QUELLED
WITH SURRENDER
REPORTS SAY kORNILOIF M
SIIsES CONDITlONAIIN 10
GIVE INTO OFFICIALS.
AUSTRIAN FORCES GAIN
German Cavalry is Compelled to
Retire south ~ l,iga-M cndrn
Road, n RumRnians
Hit.
~ As,o-iaidIr-

~ Associated Tr--.
The war situation a. summarized
Dog the Associated Press is as fol-
lows
Gonoral Kurniloffe rebellion
against Premier Kcrrusky apparent
E HHH been glolIed.
Official reports from Pefrorrad
say korni'ofs headquarters have
surrendered and that KDrniloff him
self desires oonditionallv to place
HimerII BOO fbc hands uf tho authur
tics Tho government however is
demanding hI ab.'0f Dpiulatiou
Meanwhile his troops continue to
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-09-14
Late Dispatches
sly l. ". ". NTNBERS
ARI BROJGHT ~ BISBEE

UIsnEE. Ari1 Sept Six men.
"ho lef columbus S. NJ this after
noon. arrived no Osborn Junction on
fHu Golden State Limited tonight.
I0.y N.rU placed under arrest and
brought tU Wsbos
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-09-14
SECRE ETARy TELLS
Of NOTE INCIDENT
q. a. DAVIS, JR., SAYS con ER-
NOR DID NuT KNOW OF
SETTLEMENT.


~ Associated Press.
AUSTIN. Texas. Sept l3.-Gov-
crnor James T. Ferguson, who is be
INK tried on Impeachment charges
before q senate high court, did not
know that $500 was remitted
from the governor official &C
count IN the Temple State Bank
August 23. 1915. TO settle a note
with the First National Bank OF
Temple. j. ~. Davis. Jr., his assist
ant private secretary, testified this
afternoon
n is this sum of $500 that the
articles OF impeachment charge the
governor appropriating from Can
yon city Normal school Insurance
money 90 settle private obligation.
Noted Charge.
Davis said that when the bank
statement of September .. 1915.
came 10 him and he noted the charge
hc paid no particular attention to Do
because DO never occurred 90 him,
that the bank by mistake would
charge the official account for any
thiur bu' the rebuilding of the nor
NAL school
be- testified that ho did not call
the matte. fp the attention of the
governor Davis said hu transacted
practically alI tho governor busi-
mes. and newer howod him his
bank statement
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-09-14

Tho rruuf. rIdHH uase .fHrls 10
alIu.rr aI fl. German Hsu rapar ft
Union .Hf aI.1 Ha. copies from
urur hnfa .u fhe .tr f. .rI made
hrHfIrHs H fHfn
Ths a0Isft of fH. police during
fha evening prevented .Hr.. rraafr
tfrrffrneI .r rr..
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-09-14

During ihe eam.rafIon of Fnr-
me- Coroner LIuqrisf. now com
mander uf an Omaha Ambulance
Company the ar vIfh which the
murder tas said t0 have been com
mrfed Uas introduced TIE blade
hiunnf side and part of 'ha handle
shos faded srl0tchea ~ blood Or
Lin1uisf sai1 there rere no finger
marks on Gee an handle. Hhlch. be-
said aaa rfreakrd with blood ile
said ihe BODY of 'he elder sf.llinrnr
Eiri eas apparently the oniv victim
moved after being slain
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-09-14

R.IH perhaps Ha desirable 10
f "E.... fH" rHwf uspicions. 10
...f with secrecy fHr matter of tho
.u' "a. fhr patents Hnfl tho end of
.Ir ear .H"r| OH. decision hr f,v-
nrHN. fH mt Er..f.Hu Thi. would
moan fH.' fr. matter would br com
uur.H''' .. Hu one huf the rercip.
i'rf arf HI government aud oven fo
'h'm or.f under ihe sell Of secrecy
while th. publication 90 the besiowai
ni thr decoration would be- puefo. D
"d until fHe end of the var
. should he particularly grateful
to Your iNceIleucy o. I could d, fur.
nish'd .iih tolefrlnhic news of 'lo
hesiov.' of the decoration which
sirohEl. recommend in yieu nf th.
circum inucos detailed above
Won Efkhar1t"
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-09-14
j. 8. ARTILLERY
OBTAINS ACTUAL
WORK IN FRANCE
AMERICAN Guns ARE ROONlNG
UNDER ENES On OHSEENa.
TlON HAlLOpNS.
TRAINING IS EXTENSIVE
First Contingent WIN Devote Itself
Through lHll and Winter
tu Teaching other
uits.


w hsaurintrf frsss
AMERICAN TRAINING CAMP rs
FRANCE. wednesday. Sept o.
American gums are booming iu
France. booming under iho eyes OF
observation hglluon Vith 1rpIues
to trace each singing s1upu. U.lL
each missile o. hsh explosive dn.
HwCi.uucss Thus Tar 'bo gums
have NOT boon turned against tur
enemy. bgf there a every UNIHo0u
thai fHr arUusr. HW beat .ue boz.
lautry tu fUr 'FRONT.' tor f D.. planned
io complete ftr intensive training
%. 'ne .uHu.ra under actual battle
condition under fHc .irr oI German
guns and With their oRu weapon
directed against occupied German
irorcha# u tarm position. behind
ih. enemy lIUr.
Plau- Ne Unknown.
While .U. u.HU. uI flu American
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-09-14
WAS WRITTEN IN 1916.

This letter writer March 8, 1876 and apparently
had been the possession Of the American for
long time !, made public without comment she'd
ding light upon the methods Of another Swedish diplomatic
Representative in this hemisphere, at a time when the
United States md her allies awaiting with interest Ssse-
den explanation 10 Argentina of the conduct Of her minis
ter Bucnos Aires who transmitted the German sink
without leaving a trace" dispatches
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-09-14
FoHTN TWO MFNBFRS
ARRIVE ~ DOUGI. -

DOUGLAS Ariz Sent ~ Forty.
two alleged members oI u. Indus.
friI Workers o.. fhe World dep0r' %
from Hisheo 0r Juiy o.. last. arrived
hore this morning on their way from
Columbus. a. " 20 Risbee They
Immediately we're taken into Gus
'ody by deputies acting under orders
of sheriff Harry g. wheeler. who
conducted tho deportation iast july
The mon said they we're going % 90
back 20 mo Warren district 90 get
personal belongings
- Taken g. Bisipee.
on Instructions Of Sheriff wheeler
90 ~ The men we're taken o. R .sYse
under guard of q squad % depufies
The remaining l5 we're turned over
Co chief of Police james ID East 0f
Douglas. sho later released two 0r
them On parole shen they obtained
vork. Uifh tho stipulation thar they
report tO him ourr oarh day The
others Win also be released. fha
sheriff said. % they accept work
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-09-14
HOUSE PASSES
INSURANCE BILL
AMID APPLAUSE.
MEASURE To EQUALIZE ALLOW
ANCE OF DEPENDENTS IL
ADOPTED, 800.
PRESIDENT GAINS VICTORY
Maximum Amount of Optional Poll
cies That Government Would
Issue il Increased From
$4,000 Ia S1O.OOO.

~ Associated rress
WASHINGTON, Sept l'- The adj
ministration's soldiers and sailors in
surauce bill. amended so as TO equal
izc the allowances Of the dependents
OF the enlisted men and Officers.
passed the house tonight The vote
was 2i9 20 o. Representatives Plat
Of New York and llorsey OF Maine
changing negative votes To aye before
the result was announced amid
thuudorous applause
A. the bill went 10 the senate to-
might. priyates and officers and their
dependents stand on exactly the
same basis Benefits and allowances
now provided tor are slightly high
cr than those originally proposed ae
The minimum for priyatcs by the
committee and considerably lower
than the maximum amounts which
officers and their dependents would
have received
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Prcsident Scores NictOry,

President Wilson scored personal
victory IN the adoption l4l 20 "a of
an amendment raising from $4,000
10 $4,000 the maximum amount of
optional insurance policies that the
government would issue 10 all men In
the service The original drait of
tho bill cprriod $4,000 but ii was
stricken out in committee.
he mildness ot the attack of the
opponents OF the measure on the op-
iional insurance section caused sur
prise This fight however. will be-
carried 90 the senate by the lnsur-
ance companies. 1t is understood
The main purpose of the bill is 90
provide as a substitute for the pres
ont pension law. az Il would apply
to men engaged In this war, a new
system Of allotments and compcnsa-
tlons which will take care OF depend
cnts OF the soldier and rehabilitate
men upon their return from the
war
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Wu, .u. plan. %. thr American
commanders d. unknown. f would
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Upon the enlistment under the
provisions of the bill. soldier or
sailor would be entitled 10 take out
from $1,000 TO 100000 optional in
suraucr et approximately 50 per
1000 His dependents would be
entitled 10 allotments from the gov
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