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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-25
S0UMICH PLAN
Gets WALL0P
New League Scheme viii BE
Joted II Saginaw Goes
To Central

JACKSON Mich Jan 25.--Plaus
10 reorganike a league IN old South
Michigan territory this spring r..
ceiyed hard jolt this mornins
when IL vas announced ths, Sag
tral league taking over the wheel
ing franchise This probability be
came known when Presiden; Dicker.
son. % the Central. informed Presi-
dent Tearney OF the Three Ey .
league territory IN the middle west.
'haf hts league was satisfied With
rs circuit and would stand pat -
explained that Saginaw would r..
place Wheeling
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-25
"Y"'MUST PLAY
A SKILLED FIVE
Illinois \. e.. Here Saturday
Night Sends Team With
Sparkling Record

IRE paf-oit ~" win Rave fp tra~
o., a. q r.rre gs fo ein rs re1t
basketball game Ins feemen ~lli
te from IRE 1Hnoi, A g. ~ chicago.
and Thar cam that has oeen
rIavng sp.ctacIiar hasSe h,ul an
winter rec etwe ~l bs PLAYED
tcrs il Detroit saturday nirat
Amou1 At esMs e.sa'ct his
urutsr bt fhe a ne E2rlbsm
ccuez M1nmouts eollese H1pe col.
legr keurrn 4cafcny UnFsTsos
cf ch-sr KncN college ara Ma
hasr cclere rre club tossers hsve
e8 Az average a. 81 points per
gane ,cr afe d0zou contests which
tley ys ~an since 'he season -
San ne re average Tor an oPl on
tnt, +, lr-al -
he l3ed .n The lineup arr capt
81 ress'rr. % forward and bM
Pro, ~ td Henr, Fretng guards
e1at were n.emleIs OK The 81 ginli
team nhich repre~cltei Chicago 10
,he ias seven National champ %,
hip ,curnals F1,tlins Na+ with
tac crDcus wheu 'hcy won tes
mnian-AiI several years Hs2.
EiAo,. iae .-Acr forward is a rcl
lcsisn Who IS rr,akirE % Wiih ,he
MAJOR eaglc 4unte Chlcsso .sDs
say their man Fecuey is the best
enter n .ht maidie west
Last ~tnter ,Ae Illinois Athletic
c'l1 los on ere gare That Nas
q one po.nt defeat rs me University
81 Utah liz the uaii1n4i C-snps7n
ship competition 10 has been wears
since THIS trs WIS Cefeafed on is
own foor lAe Chicago cam will
play the Aggles al Eat Lausins
FRIDAY night
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-25
Oscar Witt Holds Gut
For Big In
crease

George Cunningham. riccf 'n'
ball pitcher. has sen, I'M hl-
contract. Four other fieoi @
have sent in their contracts h1' I
reasons OF strategy or e'ai
President Navin has declinet '
make public the names of Tho '''
letes. II is no. known
Neach ha, signcd or not ~
not. there are az least two aa.d.N
on the club one l. Bobby unseen.
and the other IL oscar Viz CO.
third baseman
Cunningham's contract ctAlf
csterday. together with hn7
letter in which the Minne-ota 'a'
told OF winter spent on ce s0'
snow in the pi'd country 'o-ni
sturgeon Lake. which Is his hons
That Is seven foot rnow country trd
the spit baller ~ an adept a' l
winter sports He rs very conharn.
that his season Of scasoninr .n l-e
big League has prepared hin Cor b'g
things this year
George Will be- a great acW .o H'
club II he can mix ;ome eNnrr n-'
and control with his festive pf'er
The records for last season rsuN
him high among tho Tiger pitcher,
Tut he didn't do vcrN much effective
work. being used chiefly 10 relieve
Boland after Boland had fAtlrl go
succeed IN relieving somebody el-e
Wit has returnai his contract lss
iug for an Increase thai nearly rsyo
Proxy Savin apoplexv Oscar has
rlayed COOL ball th- past Two reai y,
and deserves somcttinc A ltuc e..
ira in The way Of stipend hu hf
viii get nothing like he has lets and
ed. particularly sinV three hardhr
ting ilhelders are lewly arrives ~
th. pay goll
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-25
GIRL SETS NEW
HURDLE RECORD

CHICAGO Jan - Miss NaBel
Mcconnell junior 40 Northeastern
university fodas held a worlds rec.
o-d FOR M o-ysrd women. hurdles
song over 'he obstacles 10 eight
and one sfth seconds las night
She also equsied the school record.
s3 - seconds 10 me gzo-yard dash
The former world iov hurdle rec
ord for women eas held by Miss +.
Byran Rando.ph Nacon college al
Lynchbgrg N 81 aas eshl and
two-dfib- second
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-25
TWO NEW RECORDS
ARE ESTABLISHED

NEW YORK Jan 25-Two now
American records we're established
last night ~ the Mllrose 4 e.
game AZ Nadison-sq garden Rob
bert simpson. % Mi- ouri ran The
i70 yard hprdles ia Is seconds. h
f'ih ~ second better Than thc oid
record Joey RAY " Chicago rar
mile and hair in Fix minutes ard
81 seconds
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-25
IT'S Up TO ROWLAND TO
COME THRU THIS YEAR

Charlie (on,se u has iot Of faith Clarence The
a
hy
Rowland viii 10 he
club either
White Win
Collins Fourier
regular ft mention orking pitching staff the
looked when II
Rowland slipped
A.
a
build
e 81 probably
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-25
MITCHELL CAN'T
FIGHT kILBANE

MILWAUKEE, Jan -Llchie
Mi'chelrs bou, with Johnny Kabane.
scheduled tD go 10 round Feb a.
Cleveland Is 81. IT became known
here today, because OF broken
knuckle IN Mifcheus right hand
The Milwaukee sghter Viii b., out
OF the game six weeks az least he
has offered 70 fghf Klbsne az any
place under almost any conditions
after his hand heals, bis manager.
BHly Mitchell said 'oday
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-25
OUGHT TO Be EASY. FRED;
MORAN NEEDS TAE MONEY

MN YORK. Jan 25-FrSd
Fulton. a. pirarf 90 jess Wllari's
neavyw championship. dc
clare tofas ncyhiny is farther
from biz mind than an attempt
% run orr OF matches @ilh Franz
Moran f 1oIld meet Moran r.
Madison Square Garden 0r any
where else. he said. but prcIaot-
ers Who have signed me for twt
bouts have picked others % is
not an Il nv doing laaspucb
az Jess Willard has promised ne
match = I tete'; Moran feel
rather eager IS Eet punch AZ
The PtLstursh heavy weig1r"
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-25
George Cunningham Pitcher nknowns Sign ContacsVt 1odo
Cunningham and Four Other
Tigers Sign Their Contracts
NOW IT LOOKS LIKE
BREWER FOR AGGiES.

EAST LANSING. Mich. Jan
IS II is now considered proba
bic that Chester l.. Brewer will
return 10 the Michigan Agricul
tural college as director OF ath-
letios lie has consented 90 con
Ter with President kedsie at Chi
cage. and has indicated that UT
less the University sof Missouri
comes thru with big raise. b.
Will come back To Fast Lansing
He will be permitted 90 pick ais
own football coach
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-25
EDDIE BRENNAN
FIGHTING AGAIN

EDDIE Brennan. local velterweight
and brother ~ the better known
Frankie Brennan, has been signed
20 box Al Doty. az Canton o. on
Jan 30 The bout Will 60 I'D
rounds. Eddie has been nghting
near London Ont recently and 70.
ports from that section say thai he
is IMPROVING rapidly
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-25
The Crime of Crimes.

perpeaed the u baseball bat
IVv pay the 1915
SERIES again sprn
principals thai notorious October hippo
will
March 25 and April swah vi" be n thru OKLAHOMA
Virginia and Pennsylvania
With three clashes Hot spngs March
This the the Detro played the only world series M
n
and Charley comsk ST Louis Browns won the American sso
They played "a
St Louis Detroit Pittsburgh Booklyn washington pnsdephs
New orka
$4,000 which left after expenses had
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-25
Golf Loses a Spectacular
Figure When Ouimet Passes
$1,000 is PRICE or
KID HOWARD's DIGNITY

CHICAGO Jan - Because
~ His being iorcihiy elected
from ,he mig e. az Racne. Wis
Monday nigh while he Vas act
ns as adviser FOR Dan HayCs.
cooked "a a preliminary " "a
loo Dors in ,lr Moha X @
Brown hRhr "kd Howard vii
sue .ho Wisconsin boxing com
mission FOR siuyu0A How ri az
G hs Humiliation and us
confer caused hy standing on,
ire noN is worth that much
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-25

KALAMAZOO Mich Jan %
Kalamazoo college climbed into 30
r.nninE FOR tho " s. a bsskef
bail championship last nighf by
'esf.ns ol.yef ~ 70 McGreao-
made "A baskets and Taylor tossed
81 10 them
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-25
More of the Same.

Larry Gardner
probably enable his
old lgure II wn Be
- noted is the ifsn
much But should
10 strong flies There player
is by
because OF csgas miracle work With Ms pitchers and Barry
nli he
strengthen club He has beer angling for su Ncinns from
Oi Cleveland Barry has offered both
Mnni and he 10 trade Joe Wood
for
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-25
BARRETT GETS
RETURN MATCH

Wilfred Barrett Detroits middle
weight wrestling champion vil
grapple Wi'h Ben Stefenss a. tho
Avenue tnsater Friday night Bar.
reti b. preparing COR q return match
With Pete Brown A. Houston. Tex.
Tor tho middleVeighf championship
Of the world This oout Is sched
~ L. ~. a.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-25
81 p-teh.rs ID -,

WV YORK Jan - Hi pVuo.
van eil cal l5 pitcher 90 be Va
cor raining camp week before
fae iine for 'he regulars to report.
ar~c diue fo an announcement made
~ he smiler Tic f.ngers vii ~.
n0rf ren rs
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-25
OUTDOOR FOLKS
LIKE SHOOTING

That rapshoofiHE has clements
which auracf men who breath and
Nse sport 10 evident ~ nam.
ing among Us enthusiastic folow.
ore such mdr ~ Hona- Warre- N
Ihe Pinsburga National gie
team Bg Chief Bender In.
dian iWirier Chrity Manaer.
son manager o. thp Cincinnati
Reds Ty Cobb. tho Georgia Sash.
eater German. who for.oos the
New York National 20 becor q
professions player in fbo rort
slluring and many other baseball
celebrities
on the eth-s hand rr ~rr John
Philip Sousa finding ipugorafins
recreation BIZ masking dust ~ the
furiive clay pigeon
To The man Or woman pos essed
~ tender heart and Who has ma
pleasure in the destruction ~ living
creature frapshootinz aHord
pleasure without regret
The open season for irapsaoot
INK is an of fhe calendar months
and 90 may be enjoyed regardless ~
weather cond tlor
Ans lsrgt Held hunting
ground Vifh fhe game PRINT for
Tho clay bird fy every day
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-25

NEW YORK Ian 25-The date
for the national open golf tourns.
mont viii bel June %. s. and -
The Brae Burn coarse. near Boston
VIII be me scene of the clash -
nr0fessi0ual
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-25
SUTTON YIELDS
SENSATIONAL CUE

Armies Gcorr sutton 0layei
spectacular hillIrds ~ Sweeney
Illusions. Wednesday 30 beer
irwin Huston. 80 20 u averaging
l6. and defeated Allison 15o lo foL
averaging q His high ran was 81
Play was at ialk line billiards. and
sutton's wort WAS abos" thsf 90
the average twohanded probe
giouai
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-25

ciiICNgO. Jan ~ Oriy 'hrec
White n. HiWers1 have muel %
sHd .n -icned contracts. President
'1mieh unnornff rheF are
Fairr TORY anf NtMlNsn
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-25
wl,li,rs To Box q, cirey.

CINCINNATI o. Jan % The
Cincinnati boxing commission Ass
issued A permit for a l0.rpTnd ont
here Fee y between Kid.,Nilll1N
former bantam champion and SAN.
my Saniow. local scra9per
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-25
A sample Situation.

Of which know
INFORMATION reliable enough 70
noted IN the
Processes where the
Of salary anybody has
beenIe probable According
his assertion salaries
sold Management desires
about 100000 of that roll
offered 5000
said have signed Foster has retired ne other sal
aiesar he offered $4,000
that the 1915 hs Barry and h.nas each
IRE $e
than last Witch puts hin about on With sa Who saFsd
3 alleged
drawn $500 in 1915 and 1903 has been added 70 ma a
O q u reasonable
$1,000 than SSep last but
a figures passed :.
sIated3
$500 lie pch
ing Of Of $4,000
Is and
offered his old salary OF $500 he
IS a frani
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-25
RAYLS VICTORS
IN SWIFT CAME
Beat Buckeyes. $3.50. When
Mauer Sparkles In Rally
At Finish

Playing a game that Was sensa-
tionAl In every respect the RsylS
last night succeeded IN coming
closer 20 evening np their afrai"s
with the Buckeye Paints. Of Toledo.
The Detroiters won this game az the
Moose hall by score OF - 20 81.
and now have won half as mary
games As The Buckeyes have won
from them
Mike Naurer was the individual
hero oi the game with three min
utes 70 20. the score was tied AZ
80 ali Sfaurer promptly tossed two
difficult baskets. ofrsctting tho on
foul toss the visitors got in that
time. and those points won ne
game Coveny Was even more bril-
liant than Maurer. scoring seven
baskets FOX. The star OF the oppo-
siuon ringed the ball six times.
Even Marty Kavanagh sailed up
and dung ringer himself
The game was very rough. duo
chiefly 10 the high speed which vas
maintained at an time Only 20
fouls were called. bat eight ~ then,
were on the Rayls The summary
RAYteS BLCkEN ~
Wilson Y. FOX
."ovenev RI - Hatkett
Msurer .... Treple
kaNaualFn l.f " h@lfW
WA.muud RS Marshall
Final SCORE Rayls a. Toledo ~
score nrst hair Ea' o. - Toledo if
Baskets from f~ld -rpvNney :. Msp-
-sr 5. Wnson Z kavarssn T. Wa
-nuna gis F0r . Hackett ?. Tee
ME g. Marshall l--t1. RsEketf from
feuia- Naurer fu Fux m =.
p'luIs committed wilson & Meurer
~ Nasmund 4. kavanaugh Mau
rer 4 Treple ! Marshall lief
cree Frank Lerrhen. t'npir" Bert
Lerchen Timer sam Lev Inson
Tf-oo ~ hatves--eo minutes sub.
stituttons ~ Rayls Lane Tor Was
rnInd
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-25


~ are being justified ieagu"r whose hearts and souls
supposed tu glorious oustng IN be-
~ rf be ml
shekels added
a. ttrt contra magnificent
How deRttd The American Federation %
I.ab0i be welcome aaeh an Al}
eo behalf thc MINOR
strike of minor eaSle 1as
TEARING De that
ne uainins That Sounds
good bah place o play ps
Ffn.poranohl
uond, rni persons
laftr hey able o
refused anythtne 20 DO WIN me-
eycryboi peace me Feds we're haes
Welcomed them This winter ne ira ana ne
loyal players o 1915 sqaae king and ne
FEDS standing saurehA D. me AAss
our pn Pete has an idea tha
him what caused general Quick
ne replied 90 onaw ] f1eas,
Lilo ~ not players home hey
heated isn provided together with "
gasoline
An summer FASTENERS OF ~ sne 81
pitches the "a striking for RoNe
fellers riches
Dave puts pitchers have
He has already taken month Tor his ~ndap
EMPIRES who called Fu given
lived 10 call another
wager ball PLAYER
will a hunger strike
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-25
What Happened to the Dane.

NHAYBE american composed Of hees Directly tort
lNu
wi that went sweden to play soccer dotted on speed weird tet'
- shy attack The Sveds ast11nded first
became This o. hing hey but
feature
viii the Swcde nightly interested
IL
~candnaF
Yale
khon nd 4
t0
questions hnay
for Al Invasion
a hed will c opened Tor
nKhs vikings fromth north with swedish
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-25

CHICAGO. Jan - Pete KID
Herman. bantam weight champion.
till fFu lrhnny Frfie M round. n
S. Paul 10 March. his manager IN
uOunfc4.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-25
American Soccer.

IN call
\ II
- We
could body Thereby
A few ago Football
10 series
OF
Il invitation win ceefuIy
Now
i al the
me svedes PLAY plays shoH pass
aey attending his PARTICULAR duty psrfr
do athletes basfftotl
ton American is very typical Yankee aid
10 much
more They perform with kick and rrt The tto' d
be to he q
BY all OF fox ei sd aatf ~ W
ball
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-08-06
Columbus Meeting
of Grand Circuit
Opened Today

COLUMBUS. Aug. Grand cir
clit horsemen return to Ohio again
this week from Michigan. where the
week. racing at the Columbus mile
track was 10 be inaugurated Monday
afternoon. Racing this week will
ne the fourth OF the grand circuit
chain.
Todays program will have as
its chief feature the E,lks' home
pace. purse $4,000. for 2:O5 per
formers. Little Frank ID who had
been laid mp is a possible starter in
the Elks' race. Adioo Guy. the Sa
voy. General Todd. Walter Cocnato.
Braden Direct. Young Todd and
Oregon Hal are prominent entries.
The two other events of the open
ing DAYS card are the 2:O9 trot
and the Ohio colt trot for two-year-
olds owned in Ohio, on April ,. this
YEAR. Rance. Binchloi. Peter Zaza.
Flven Black Don O'kelley, Jollia
Miss. Francis Bell and Will Aiding
are the entrants
Five Of the 20 races Of the week
failed TO nh, cutting each days pro-
gram TO three events. An effort is
being made to put on a match race
betweer Miss Harris NJ and Single
g in the middle OF the week.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-08-06
Giants and White Soe Going Good
PATRIOTIC MATCH HELD

GLENCOVE. y. Y, Aug s.
John r. Strachan of san Francisco.
arriving here Sunday from his home
20 replace ". NJ. Johnston. former
national tennis champion. in the
patriotic ambulance fund tourna-
ments and matches started by beat
ing y. ". Niles. Boston. "a. S.. in
the singles on the turf OF the Mas
sau Country club. Strachan was
steady and fast He paired with
Karl II Behr in doubles. but did not
do we'll They were beaten By Niles
and r. r Pell. "a. Ga
Miss Mary h Browne. the Cali
fornis girl. had Behr as her part
ner in the mixed doubles. They
beat Miss Molla Bjurstedt, national
champion and Pell. 6-3. 6-3.
Miss Bjurstedt beat Miss Browne
one set in singles at 81. The con
test was not continued because Miss
Browne was fatigued.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-08-06
GRAND APIOS IS
LEADING CENTRAL
Bill ESSiCk Keeps Black SOX
on Top and Probably
viii Win Flag.
News Times Special Service /.

news llmr~ special service
GRAND RAPIDS, Mich. Aug. S.
Winning six games in eight
starts. which included four victories
and two losses to Springfield Bill
Essick's Grand Rapids club contin
ued TO lead the way in the Central
league race last week.
The finish Of the weeks games
found Grand Rapids four and half
games ahead OF Springfield sport
writer's Of the league now are pick
ing the present leaders 10 retain
their place at the top. as the SEIZED
ule FOR the season inish is all in
their favor. Fifteen games of 90
remaining on the Black Sox sched
ule are 10 9e played here.
Peoria. which esta blished a win
ming streak Of nine straight in
climbing to fourth place, broke
even i'm six games but still owns a
percentage of 500. Muskegon. i'm
third position. won i've games in
eight starts and is still four and
one half games ahead Of Peoria.
Dayton May Quit.
Talk that Dayton may forfeit its
franchise has been revived. \
boosters day il believed on the way
for the Vets. however. and with any
kind Of turnout the club should
ne able 20 finish its schedule II
Dayton quits. il is possible that
Lima. o.. will land the team for the
h4Iap-a ,f ia ca4enp
Charley Weeghman's interest in
the Richmond team has resulted in
RUFF Gnbert's club falling heir TO
several more high class players.
lnhelder Wolfe has not yet appear
ed. but Pitcher Stolz, who won i
games i'm 10 starts as member of
the La Crosse team Of the Central
= association, and Outfelder Shick,
from Omaha of the Western
league. have showed up and both
are getting away well.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-08-06
BEL0IT MAN NAMED
STIEHM'S ASSISTANT
News-Times Special Service:

News-Times Special Service:
BLOOMINGTON. Ind, Aug. g.
\ Beloit man gets the job on the
coaching STAFF of Indiana university
made vacant by the resignation of
Coach Guy :. Lowman. who leaves
ext week for Madison 90 becom ?
head varsity basketball coach Of the
University Of Wisconsin.
Athletic Director Ewald O.
Stiehm announced the appoint
ment Of Dana NJ. Evans as as
sistant professor of physical educa-
on. beginning Sept. 1. Evans viii
he placed i'm charge 81 number
of different sports. inciJdins head
coach of track and hs'd sports;
head wrestling coach; cross country
coach; assistant football coach;
boxing instructor; intramural Dask
etball coach instructor i'm play
ground methods. The c0ltracJ calls
for Evans services the year
around.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-08-06
Higgins Expects
a Blanket Finish
in The National
Jew. -Times sna.lsi Service .

News shines >peeiai Service.
ST. LOUIS, Aug. 6.-Miuer Hug
gins. the shrewd little marager OF
the ST Louis Cardinals. thinks the
race in the National will be one of
the hardest fought and tightest an
the history OF the game
Naturally. have watched all
the teams in the league carefully.
and have arrived Al the conclusions
that there will be a blanket finish
in the old league this year" said
Huggins.
"Of course. at this time the
Giants seem TO he the class of the
league, but there are other clubs
that will have TO be reckoned with
before the end Of the season. The
Pills are far from being out of the
running. and my own club. the
Cubs ard the Reds, must be count
ed in MathewsOn seems to have
his hearties in winning mood. and
it wouldn't surprise me if the Reds
caused no end Of trouble before Oc-
tober rolls around"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-08-06
THEATERS
AT THE AUDITORIUM.

Idle Wives" which is announced
as an out of the ordinary screen
drama. comes 10 the Auditorium to
day. The story is from the virile
pen of Lois Weber and Phillips
Smauey The basic principle was
founded on James Oppenheim's
book, bearing the same title.
This play, as one critic remarked,
has all humanity i'm the cast" II
is said to be a masterful exposition
of the universal discomfort which
permeates all classes of society, and
conditions of men and women.
IT eXpounds a powerful moral les
son 10 husbands and wives who are
drifting apart TO girls who are dis
contented. and to working men and
their lots in life. There is q quad
ripple parallel in the picture watch
strikes its spectators in a remarkab-
ly effective manner.
BY introducing three sets of char
acters to their audience. and then
paralleling their situations IN life,
the producers of the play have fore
ed the fourth factor TO the fore
ground It's rejection i'm 'life's mir
ror" re, eals truths or all human
ity. and plainly shows his satanic
majesty, who forever turks in the
background, ever alert 70 wreckins
homes and happiness.
A distinguished cast of players,
headed by Lois Weber. Phillips
SmaIley and Mary MacLaren, were
secured for "A faithful portrayal OF
the various characters depicted in
the story.
Tomorrow William and Dustin
Farnum's greatest success, The
Little Rebel. featuring +. *. Lin
coin. viii be the feature with a
t,vo-reeI Fox comedy called Who
Is Who" also on the bill