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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-10-31

Bragg, OF Dallas. who made tho princi'
nal address OF the evening. The dele
gates were Barrie Ballard. OF Pauls Val
ley Misses Esther NJ. Moore and Julm
Nicholson. OF Purcell. Miss ouida Wise
Edward Price and Wourlie Hartness.
of Davis. and Mrs. w. j. Dean and
AIlss Ethel Chron, of Healdton.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-10-31
J. E. GAIT. Clerk.
NOTICE TO MAsONS.

On Friday night Ardmore Lodge No.
81 will hold a reception at 7:30 for Bros.
Roy N. Johnson, Dr. c. C.. Weith and
Otis NJ. Smith, who have been elected to
the degree OF h. c. G.. Fl. All Master
Masons are requested to be present
promptly at T30. l.. IL. LOVE.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-10-31
pLOTTER LUxBURC
WANTED KAISER TO
INTIMlDATE ARGENTINE

Washington, oct. 3i.--New light WAS
thrown on the widespread raInifications
OF German h que by the publication
of the state Vnartmcn;'s revelations
that the notorious Count Won LuSburg'
German charge In Buenos Aires plotted
to obtain German domination in south
crn Brazil.
Luxburg appealed to HIS government
for a squadron OF submarines 10 intim'
iiate Latin.Americans dnfriendly to the
German cause. according 20 the new dis
closures.
A.imnreite want ads bring results.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-10-31
Relates Spence's Speech


"There was a disturbance in the
muse on the part OF members who
wanted Munson TO so in there and tel!
an of them what he was saying to us.
we went in and Munson made talk.
lie said he had found the locals dead
and had put life into them and he, his
wife and secretary had worked hafu'
,one hungry. not even having sugar
for the rice on which they mainly SAD
nisted. and that he had TO have some
rnone,.. He said that we we're ABOUT
10 have the greatest war OF our hVe5
and We had better get ready Tor II. lie
said that we had to protect ourselves
and our families; that II we did not our
yollng mon would be sent TO Germany
10 fight. our ole men put on ten-thous-
and.acre farms to raise food to feed
the Young men and that college and
school bows would live with our wives
and daughters He said that we had
our wives harnessed to cotton SACKS
our babies lying on the ground IN the
shade and their eyes being eaten our
by ants and other insects, and we ought
not to stand it any longer.
we voted to oppose the draft law
and fight. If necessary, to prevent go
| ing TO Germany. Resolutions 10 thls
effect were to be written and sent to a
convention OF other locals TO be heid
later. / did not see the resolutions
Munyon, spence, Baker and Oscar DaV-
enport were to prepare the resolutions.
McI.e was appointed TO work in
| Seminole county and ne was given
| CARDS 20 issue TO new members. Munson
was 10 continue his work and we raised
s.. which we gave him. we LEFT the
securing of an automobile up TO him.
The next meeting was in the house Oh
a tenant on my farm. There were
about nineteen locals represented, and
Snence was there with another man
from Seminole county, whom | did not
know.
TO get |. W. W. Aid.
Mainard testified that II. ii. MunsOh
had told the members Of W c. U. tha'
the l. W. WIS. would be with them
that he advised that when the first man
came to draft any Of the W c. L
members to shoot him down and the !.
w. WIS would come to the aid Of the
union. He also said that the married
men could not belong to l. W. W. ana
that he had not seen his family foc
thirty-two months.
Mainard also quoted Munson az say
ing at one meeting: "Dsmn the flag
and said he did not have any flag, but
wanted a nag and ground 10 raise his
children on"
Mainard also told Of ". II. Lee going
TO Oklahoma City to have his eyes treat
ed. and that while there bought high
powered guns and $50 rounds Of ammu
milton from Black Cat hardware store,
where the man told him his people
could depend upon six million Germans
in this country helping them out.
Mainard also stated that he and ".
H. Lee carried two of these guns and |
some ammunition 10 q meeting they at 1
tenGed and there were other men there /
with different kinds OF guns.
Mainard also stated that at the locals,
members had agreed 10 burn railroad ,
bridges and cut telephone and tele-
graph wires and that each local was 10
attend 10 this work inside its own terri
tory.
He said that the members had agreed I
20 send 10 the woods the young men (,
Iubject 10 draft and care for them there. /
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-10-31

The sui, OF II. n curiey VS.. Jim VIII
isams, Involving a pasture lease, that
has been In litigation for some time,
is occupying the attention OF Judge w.
n. Freeman ard'a iury In the district
court.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-10-31

Tho county exemption board is de
voting It's time 10 the work OF ascer-
talning those who have not reported
for duty and the arranging OF the last
nor cent OF tho Carter County quota
of selected soldiers.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-10-31

dr. ana Mrs ivsy johnson OF kings
iuu are moving % Ardmo,r.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-10-31

ron Pointer. commercial agent for
thr Southern i'acihc Railway. wen, 10
Oklahoma clty yesterday.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-10-31
SIXTEEN ACCUSED OF
DRAFT RESISTANCE
PLACED ON TRIAL.
CONTINUED from page onoI

tions of several locals Resolutions
were then drawn up. but no minutes
were kept. The organization In Okla
hona was said To include $4,000 mem
btrs. | do not know how many mem
hcra was claimed for tho entire country.
the membership was made by award
mg signs and pass words, after which
a card was issued with number.
y remember attending a meeting the
last Friday night IN April at Texas Ban
nor local. went with Charley Eanda.
don't know how many Were there.
IL. &. Spence was present. and one other
FROM his local. but I did not know the
ether man. Spence acted ms chairman
and John Baker as secretary. One
monhor said that hc had taken II upon
himself Ia call the meeting 10 find out
how the members felt about the draft
law. lie said that he was only one man
hut that he had a Winchester rifle and
shot gun with one hammer gone, but
ne could kill turkeys with them as fast
as they came. / don't know to whom
hc referred when he said get them as
fast as they came Spence said that
there were plenty of guns and ammun-
ition 10 be had. I said II there could he,
II was not the proper time to be talk
ing about il. A MIR. Jones stood by
the u. 5. flag and said that II seemed
to him that we were attempting to
tear down that flag. and that he con
aidered it the only protection we had.
and that we were bound To stand by II.
In Session Day and Night
1--WE decided 10 meet May 5th and
see what steps we should take 70 re-
sst conscript.on and prevent being sent
"a Germany to fight. We met in a pas
ture a mile or so from the school house
where the local usually met. and We're
In session all day and nearly all night.
/ remained In the school house all night
IN the afternoon II rained and we hai'
10 leave the pasture and go to the
scnool house to hold our session. We
dill not ,!o much during the day, as
were waiting for H. II. Munson to ar
rive. There were about 100 men pres
en-; and the pass word was required
of all who came. sam Montgomery
and II. G. Spence. McLcster and Baker
were there. / know. and several others.
Updil,e acted as chairman at the morn
ing session Munson arrived in the ar
ternoon and when he took the platform
to address us, he said that he wanted
to select FIVE of those present to have
n private talk. He chose Spence, Up
degraff. myself and two others | did not
know. We went outside and Munson
told US he needed an automobile III
order to get over the country to organ
! ize and keep up the locals and to carry
the mail, as could not send letters
', through the U. S. mail. He said that
he would pretend to be peddling or act
ing as agent for something and manage
to get by that way. He said that the
locals had gone dead until he began
to liven them up and now that they
were in a lively condition and could be
made better by his visits. He SAID
that he could do the work in 30 or oo
days.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-10-31
Noti. Members w. o w.

An woodmen OF the World are to pay
a war assessment OF 10 cents a month
Tor each member beginning October 1,
and it must be paid by the 9Th OF the
month or member will be suspended.
Those who pay their dues annually IN
advance viii have to pay this assess
ment.
J. E. GAIT, Clerk.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-10-31

Marriage urrnsrs nave been issuod
10 Charles A. Poppin, ~. and Miss May
Co..is. &c. both OF Austin. Tcxns
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-10-31
BUSINESS NEWS
NOTICE EIKS.

WA tax OF 10 per cent will be added
10 dues paid ON and after November L.
i9i7.
sa.s, W. 4. DAVIS. Secy.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-10-31

Joe Iathrop has returned from a bust
ness trip 10 Wichita and Eidorado, Kan
Hc reports that thcve is much activity
IN that state
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-10-31

at. and Mrr. Marvin i'ougias. OF
Kingston. WI, mnvc to Anlncrc IN the
ncar future.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-10-31

julius Kahn wen, to Davis yesterday,
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-10-31

sidney j. Hernstadt. az tue Gimer
OH company. has rcturnsd from "A t"sf
ncss trip 10 New York. ...
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-10-31

Ask your grocer for 'Fireside" and
~. g." -four. best made. soft or hard.
Money back IL not satisfied. Z. n
farmer Co.. jobbers. Sam
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-10-31

Effective November 1. ad
mission prices will be as follows: Mat
inec 10 and IS cents. war tax includ-
ed. Night. 10 and 20 cents. war tax !
aud cents--totai II cents and ~
cents.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-10-31

And. that In case Il was necessary,
would spill the hast drop of their blood
in defense of these young men 10 pre-
vent them being conscripted 10 ilghi in
Germany
Failed 10 Shake Mainard
In crossexanination Mainard. attot'
neys for the defense failed To- shake his
story 10 any extent.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-10-31

Our opening ,cl viii carry q message
OF great Importance. watch for 1t.
FiNNINGER. TijE TAILOR
Creator az Smart Garments Tor Meh-
Won Weise Bldg. fAdV-
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-10-31

A9imnreite want ads bring results.
The Detroit times., 1917-08-20
WILD WEST
SHOW PARAOES
Street Procession Of Jess VIII
lard-BuifaIo Bill Circus
Proves Attractive

In many Detroit homes the break.
iasr shes went unNashcd Monday
morning No there wasn't anything
wrong with the water supply. Il
was al Jess WIZARDS fault. The
heaYyS eight champion arrived IA
Detroit sunday night with his now
Funalo Blll Mild west show pa
rade vas scheduled for Monday
morning and that's why the dishes
went unwsshed
Instead OF bending over the zinc,
mother Was downtown early with
youngster clinging 90 her skir, on
either side and another In the per.
ambuiator she had lots OF com
pany mo. There were good
many' grownup kids IN tho crowd
hst lined Up 20 watch the I'D Dead
wood stage coach pass. or course.
fhere's io' moro 90 Tho show tnan
he Deadwood stage coach. but
hcrs SIS certain fascination about
The old relic that amounts almost
70 reverence Y was easily 10
feature oi tho biz parade
The show was several hours late
reaching tho city. 10 The great disap
p0ntmsnt o. n horde az small boy
who 'hronged the Jefferson ave
grounds an afternoon and Well nigh
ruined their eyesight sqIintlng down
the lire for Tho arst glimpse OF tho
red wagons There VII be TWO per
formances on tho Jefferson ave
grounds today. AZ rs and SIS.
Tuesday tho circus Will move 20 Dix
ard Livernois avcs. for two per.
formanc~s
The Detroit times., 1917-08-20

Imam history
3 The spectacle therefore of these
emen in Washington taking such
.chance OF such ruin impending
above us IL enough 20 strike one
breathless
z II 10 exactly as II there were
STORED in warehouse a million
open barrels OF giant powder and
-senstor Won Schncken or Senator
sTeeblewit should walk thru II airi'g
-fourlshing a blazing pine torch
= IAarn the truth and look AZ y
-xouarely. n these men in congress
and elsewhere keep on as they are
going now they will cost this coun.
try Ave years OF war. two million
American lives and twenty five bill
lion American dollars.
This Is the real meaning OF your
peace conventions. peace leagues,
anti-conscription Law asitarons ana
congressional resolutions designed
TO cripple your country in the time
OF It's greatest crisis.
I suggest that before We utter any
more OF the reproaches against Rus
sia that have literally adorned our
press we take a good square look a.
some OF our own suicidal work.
The Detroit times., 1917-08-20
RUSSIAN CHURCH
VICTOR IN ROW
OVER PASTOR

lIe itev Timothy PcshkoN can
conduct services IN his own way in
Holy Trinity Russian orthodox
church m Hamtramck and the con
rregation may continue 20 elect its
own pastors without being subject
10 the approval ~ the American
Mission OF New York Judge HaIly
20 ruled. Monday. when be nullihed
an injunction preventing PASTOR
PeshkoH from preaching and
brought 10 an end SUIT In which an
orthodox priest. said 20 be from the
American Mission. tired 20 occupy
The pulpit
Services have not been held ~ the
Hamtramck church FOR several
weeks since The advent of the priest
from mo mission. who said he had
been assigned 10 fll The pulpit
here Pastor Peshkor had been
elected hy the congregation
Attorneys Burgess and Mcpowoll
represented Pastor Peshkon and
he congregation
The Detroit times., 1917-08-20
SAYS KIDDIES
ARE STARVING
Woman Asks Court To Force
Husband To Meet Ali
mOny Payments

WIKI b., four small children cry
w tor GOOD Mrs katherine Ko.
wsl-N appeared q judge Hally's
court Monday morning m an EFFORT
'r force her husband. Stanley. 10
pay 8Imony as recently ordered hy
-he court
MIS- Ko%s'ski declared that there
Was nothing to eat n the house.
and that the gas had been shut on
because ~ non payment OF the bill
The ease was supposed 20 have been
heard saturday bar on account of
fte crowded docket 80 was adjourn.
cd until Monday morning
a cup ~ cold tea for each OF the
children ana only a part OF cup
for herself Mrs k0Nalski declar-
90. constituted the only meal since
sunday dinner
When the case vas called Mrs
koR aIski attorney was not In
cour' ard the case was pat over for
a week later TIE attorney appear
ed and pleaded with the Judge 10
hear ,he case that the woman and
rhiidren might have something 70
Caf
The iaGce reprlmsnded the sttor
ney FOR not being in court on time
and said DO would hear the case
Wedr >daY morning
In fhe meantime the attorney Tor
fh- husband out ~ Pits gave her
with which 20 pay he gas bll
aaa hy fccl enough Tor Two daKs
Alleging NAT her husband has
failed % property support her for
ttr tsa-s MIS- N8hs, Helm Was
ven divorce Monday mornirc
hy Irdge Hally p an unconfeSted
ease Aimouy % S. a week was Al
The Detroit times., 1917-08-20
HESTON FREES
JAILED SPEEDER

Roy Jones. sentenced Saturday
10 No days in the House OF Correc.
fion for driving his machine a. fS
miles an nour on Jererson-ave ,
Friday night while under ihs infu-
snco ~ liquor. VAS ordered released
Monday. BE- Jgstice Heston
Motorcv 10 Patrolman james TIL
roy Vas forced 20 draw his revolver
on Jones Before he could stop him
Justice Hoston said that Jones
has a wife and three children Who
we're prostraied when he WAS given
p Jail sentence without the alterna
tive % a fne and - IL that Jones
may rcwrn no hls family and his
work. nat he Nas given his liberty
The Detroit times., 1917-08-20

shnuf - neat and weii-driiled an
ass ~ERftnr - orc could wish
AS usual Jiw Bennett and Charles
IL iins have iuipcrfEnt somefy roles
and supply iot % fur Nile Love
ridgs NHfgte catlin -lan-l Edwards
Hazel ~ kernA have leading female
votes Al sinE vel srd look pretty
ir THAR really gorgeous gowns ofH-
RS Ono rrrn sh much enjoyment in
r'4f~ facA t1hh. walter Van and
Mitchell & Cumuins
Drr1rfrsi fh~ crock "d-r-0 and
Pau NArffson DANISH lion wli en-
gage In = wresti ing match A. th"
Tn etay ~v~nirg peri irrr an~e
The Detroit times., 1917-08-20
NAVAL MILITIA
OFF FOR FRANCE
Slips Thru Detroit Quietly On
Way To Active
Service

Michigan's naval militia. composed
Of students and ex-studsnts Of the
University OF Michigan. has depart
ed for active service.
Secretly. under orders not 10 let
anyone know OF their presence in
Detroit. the companies OF Michigan
men slipped thru the city Sunday
night on special train, on their
way 20 al eastern port. whore they
will embark for France
Three months ago, 70 the strains
Of music from the University %
Michigan band. and 10 the God
speeds OF 1000 students. two com.
panies OF the militia left Ann Arbor
and the university for Camp Paul
Jones, Great Lakes. III. where they
have since been in training.
Sunday night they passed thru
Ann Arbor again Bit there were no
crowds 10 welcome them nor 10
cheer them as they left
The Michigan Naval Militia is DIS
tlnctly a University OF Michigan
contingent AZ lis head are Lieut..
J.R Hayden. OF the political science
Qepnftmtuis ana A-ifuis II j Mt'
Lean. OF the engineering depart
mEnt There Is one company OF en-
gineers, which includes in lie mum
bers, Cedric c. Pat" Smith. ~ Bay
City, captain-elect OF the Michigan
football team for this fall and
Phil" Raymond, hslfback on The
university eleven for the past two
years.
Detroit has good representation
in the deck and line division II
Gray Muzzy. a former member OF
Detroit Centrals football team. and
president OF this years literary
senior class. and George p Daniels
also Detroit Central man. and
treasurer ~ the junior literary class
both OF whom live on Clairmonf-ave
being numbered in the contingent
The University OF Michigan has
sent many men 20 training camps
20 win commissions II has provid
ed company after company % am
bulance and hospital men The reg
uiar army. the signal reserve and
the navy have all taken university
students There is company -
the ordnance department now ~
course of training IN Ann Arbor.
The Detroit times., 1917-08-20
L. s. TO DOEBLE
IT'S OUTPUT OF
DESTROYERS

WASHINGTONO Aug 81 To
make thc American navy Foremost
IN its destroyer force. Sccreta~..
Daniels TODAY gathered representa-
lives ~ - firms md afudird nouns
~ moro han doubling destroyer ron
tracts ~ 10 succeeds tho United
states VII havo more destroyer
than any nation including Great
britain
The Detroit times., 1917-08-20

San Hovss ne~ show srfi'ic5 ~
vfs IN EFeFt Pert had fis pre-
r-I-- Srrdar afternoon. r. ere Nasefv
tn.afer and ~ manner an which
&, ~as received iea~ea ro room f1r
d~uhr thAf season ~ fgii houses
u!i follow Undoubtedly u - me
best vehicle IN which love mas ever
APPEARED
musical ~oreedT cider than me aver
age bsriesqu~ attraction. The story
- ne gag ~ the good ship Busy
Re-" fnfo reariv all fh~ large ports
2 ne worlt - followed thru 'po
acts ,ali - sprGhfJ chorus g-is
eccentric farcerE. real cone lfsnF and
rrI- ~f0ai- - ~ar~ a.rurl d ilarfre ms
Howe - himself nazni5~f Mss
Helen rarr tns prira don0s. hAr 4
sweet voice And distinct rersurai b.
~ she rapfar~f the lalrels sun
DAY 9th iit'f. erorf E'hsl IN .fs
dancfrE sas one - th~ prime fea-
tBree ~ the proEre
Much ~an h~ .Alf - fne ability ~
ne man who chose me chorus Pleas
nz voic~s and dancing ability pre-
dominate
Edmond HAYES IN eagns show" =
pfet as nrr' weeks attraction
The Detroit times., 1917-08-20
LEE REPLACES
ATTERBURY AS
PENNA CHIEF

NEW YORK. Aux -o-E.
general manage ~ ne Pens
tan.a railroad sill become vice
preslderf. lt aas announced foGa.
replacing ". "a Atferburs After
bury goes 20 France 20 become =
rector of war railroads
r. :. 0'ro-nell general s1per-
'anden, o. Pif-sbgrgh. succeeds Leo
II cum bes % he PhAafeiDn q
terminal. eil take O'ponneils place
Under ne provisions - Mar
iano 'af1ta which Rccs into eTart
'.3ds s.. All az boz go males 6otrar-
'he ages of - and 80 who arc r7
eupf from military dg'y. are 20 -e
required % register FOR emplotnrl-
ir industrial or agricultural rgr
sulfs
The Detroit times., 1917-08-20
WARMING

The accompanying article ~
copyrighted. 1917. by Tho News.
a per Enterprise assoc alton ~
whose editorial star Charles I'd
ward Russell IA a saiaried mem
her and II - furnished - TH-
Times by that association for ~.
elusive publication IN this ,err
tory. Any infringement 81 the
copyright will he nrom pity re-
ported BY The Tines and yiE0r-
ousiy prosecuted hv the Newspaper
Enterprise association
The Detroit times., 1917-08-20

c~rs and dishonest. tho cause OF the
Allies IA hopslessly lost and nothing
"a Isff except for each member OF
m 10 DO as the United States seems
20 he doing and look out for itself
You would see then a real col
iapss On the Russian front pulling
down upon az tho most colossal ana
almost irrcsrievsble disaster In hu'
The Detroit times., 1917-08-20
The MICHIGAN society Of Ar~hitsets
nlnn. 20 Arafat rnemher. CALLED into

the Eoyernment service by looking
Rfrer 'hsslr work while they are
AVA To that end the board n
dfferfnra hiss adopted resrluffnn
dIrcrting NE president VIM. .
Nsicoms0n. - appoint SPEC al
rr~r fffer ~ Two - confer With
All architects rho have entsref the
gprernreuf service. ard ascer'e n
= 'h~ .ociefv cnn 10 ~ any assist
auce In me CARRYING On snd com.
rieffor NJ work which they pa .
on band
The Detroit times., 1917-08-20
vENt v

Tn. hlg rrsicai pe-f.'r'snce in NE
Avenue FOR the curTen' week " d.
eif~d into Two paris ono nrtrg Ths
-ssly Dinner and ne ether The
Great white WAY The r0upanv fs
~afsf no fofiy Girl. bIrl@s4Gers
and they certainly 40 put on i0'iy
show Ths organization raa been 'o-
E-fher 49, long that they r0rstltife
The Detroit times., 1917-08-20
0rsssir has put the food sp~euiators
nNt Of hnaIneas. and u IL cheaper

To live In london than lr Detroit.
according Go j. b Ciarkson. who
lsa guest In tho SfstIsr hotel NJ
ciarkson BE- managing director ~
The Hope Gibson Sons and
Cisrkson. Ltd. - London lie said
That until the government recently
assumed control 20 the food situa-
ton. lamb cost a. least 20 cents a
pound. a. did other meefs Vow
The prices are a. low o. IA cents
for meat Tie says that practically
land isnow under cultivation. and
now that tho government has put
a stop 10 speculation in food there
t1s no shortage he declares there
lis an abundance 81 meat and grain
in storage IN New Lealsnd and 10 Is
only necessary 60 get ships 20 car
r-ry "a 60 England
The Detroit times., 1917-08-20


Ha~y rarss "a ~-'ch st'si-sd
great popIiHr' rlay ~
rfes screen e-sr.rv ~ -. Ma1'sor
srrafer rha vaak s-ars ~ Hret
Mann nix az NAY ar ard Mar
Narrerrr~ft - "a Tre scenario
closely frrvs 'hf mes 70 - play
AMI ne a~fing 'hTgesf ~ capable
REMARKABLE pictures p ~ hat'ls
- the so-re Nksr frfsr tns aus-
rirss - 80 Brltish g7rern merf Nrlng
srertafcra fa-e % fsre With The grls-
some conflict -aEiuE F.rops u
sorrrs spscfa hut fail =
action
Thsr@ "a. plenty ~9rrefy 20 -.
fieve the more trr'-ss r-erirTs Rob
~ ronrolIr fsaf4re9 b far~irs
aim rsges Tfe par 60 THE MAD
rrn Tep'esI -rrIew ara rave gne
Which uK~H ffe a4fisrre fh-u 're
rarafar Hrc+ss ave other r~sls
TIE ~.8eIea program usual II
sa'issviuE EtheI Rust Menor slnFs
tro sorTs fn charm ing manner and
- orrhesfr. plays fr- overture from
Csuorryf - rF.iis
The Detroit times., 1917-08-20

rrtntinE-ths pirIu rent ktpd--fhat
4. rtrhf-TIns~- lob U~rf VAIN fS20