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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-11-13

Mrs. Leon l.. Williams and her infant
son left the Augusta General hospital
on Monday for their home, Il School
street.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-11-13

James w. Beck left on the $50 train
Monday morning for Portland on his
way to lownal to visit the school for
feeble minded, and Will also visit other
state institutions before returning
home
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-11-13

Mr. and Mrs. F. 5. Lyman, who had for
week past been in Boston. have re-
turned to their home on Winthrop
street
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-11-13

Mr.. and Mrs. Otis G. Webster will
leave the city today for Boston on the
way to their winter home in st. Peters
burg. Fla.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-11-13

The Board of Health Offers free vac
cination today between the hours of $50
and L. N. at City hall
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-11-13

Mrs. Fox will open her class in
dancing for adults at O'Clock tonight
(Tuesday) at the Maccabees hall on
Water street--AdV.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-11-13

The management of the Augusta Gen
eral hospital acknowledges the receipt OF
check from Mrs. D. w. Robinson.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-11-13

Mrs. Ben Martin and three children
went Monday TO Milinocket to visit
her mother. Mrs. Jane kerrigan
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-11-13
Today and
Tomorrow

will be your last opportunities to obtain dollar
tickets for this year. Augusta Entertainment Course.
From S235 $500 according location Of seas) be
saved on every ticket purchased.
For than 15c per evening enjoy of the
highest grade and most enjoyable yceum entertainments
ever offered anywhere at any price.
This seasons includes Americas foremost orator, Will
liam jennings Bryan, and The Word-FamOus Prma Donna
Alice Nielsen the greatest soprano in Augusta for
twenty five years.
dollar tickets be obtained (whie they as
Bhers Augusta, Whites Halowel Shoreys Gardiner
Mail orders filled
An immediate purchase will prevent disappointment.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-11-13
Augusta Should Boost for
the Big Red Triangle Drive

Tie Red Triangle Drive, to raise ST.
coo in Augusta for our boys-herc and
over there " begins this morning.
The same l5o loyal. patriotic work
ers who made the Red Cross drive the
most spectacular success III the an
nails Of Augusta money raising, VIII
solicit contributions from the people
Of Augusta.
At the same time other workers Will
start in every city and town in the
United States with the same object in
view--to get their quota anu TO raise
S35. cO0. O0N t. carry on the Y. NJ. G. As.
war wo,k in The United States and on
every allied war front,
This drive differs from most in the
past-the drives to raise money FOR
the Rel2iars. the Armenians. the ia
therltSS French children and the nun
bred and one others nf this terrible
war time-in that it comes right home
to ArcustanS. it IL to raise money 70
bn spent for our own boys-her1 in
Augusta. in war camps in America and
at the front in France.
Every person Who has Il son.
brother. Il relation or Il friend in the
army of the United States-and which
enc Of us had not?-Will feel this Red
TriunGle appeal personal one to than
and viii contribute accordingly.
The names of the Augusta citizens
who will begin to solicit contributions
this morning are given below.
Team
No, l--C'has T. Bilodeau, Capt
Henry q. Barker
DR.. S. J Beach
Justin L Packard
Robert 4. tony
Thomas Leigh
Walter NJ Sanhorn
J. Henry Sturgis
Lester Is. Howard
John Arnold
No. @-R T.. Goodwin. Capt
Or. J. A. Anderson
Frank HeWnS
Fred Belloa
Nathan s. Weston
Fred G. kinsman
Harry l. Lowell
Henry \. Whitman
j. +. Dyer
II. j. Tetrcault
80. &--Wilis y Swift capt.
Daniel T.. Weeks
Arthur W. Whitney
T.. G. CARL
Thomas A. Cooper
T.. \. l.llinWood
Dr. X III. Stubs
Geo. ". Merrill
Charles Flyut
Or. Q. &. $. Davies
No. I'D W Adams. Capt.
+ W. HiIlman
Madison Gilman
p. L. Higgins
Benedict +. Maher
Burleigh Martin
W. l.. Hilton
Guy o. Vickery
Earl Bither
NJ. Walter s. Wyman. Capt.
M s. Campbell
F.. l.. Gedney
W. =. GetcheiI
+. l.. Merrill :.
charles =. Milliken
Robert Morang
Blaine owen
Ira II. Randall
No. 6--Power s. Mooney, Capt.
Leroy II. Hight
Harold l. Goss
Frank T.. Tracy
Willis r. Partridge
George d. Haskell
George RI. Macomber
Ami Casavant
Robt. +. Partridge
Claude w. Cole
No. Frank q. Harrington, Capt.
DR. NJ. A. Priest
\. NJ. Pingree
DR. W. H. Harris
Roland G. Lynn
Burton NJ Giddns
Edgar S. Turner
DR. q. \. Coombs
Henry ". Cobb
T.. W. Hanks
No. S--Thos. {. Ingraham, Capt
DR. O. w. Turner
Smith s Randall
V. f. Trouant
Henry Q. Parmenter
DR. NJ. Il. Hawk
Paul D. Sargent
Charles Z. Purinton
J. Frank Bilodeau
John Coughlin
No. 9-Edward 7 Herbert, Capt q.
Chas. NJ. Taber
W. S. Wilson
Henry y. Evans
Blaine s. Eiles
James H. Baglcy
Sanford L. Fogg
Ralph r. Herricll'
Bernard Purinton
Roy T. Leach
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-11-13
AUGUSTA LOCALS

Please return helmets and mittens
for shipment en- the 14th
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-11-13

A. W. Merrill of Bangor, formerly Of
Augusta, was Monday u caller in town.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-11-13

Chester ConkIin, in 1.-THE Pullman
Bride" is thrown off the train going a
mile minute, But he's in at the
finish after one of the funniest and
most amazing adventures ever
screened. This is a crackerjdck Mack
Sennett comedy and is well worth see
ing if you enjoy laughing.
Bessie Barriscale appears in Tri
angle Feature picture entitled Dor
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-11-13
ADJUSTMENTS
COLONIAL.

Mack Sennett Comedy. The Pullman
Bride; Bessie Barrscaie in Triangle
Feature, Borrowed PIumaee"
Pathe News, "Our Boys in France;
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-11-13

novS. tn h-sat,tf
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-03-13
BUILDING AND
HEALTH BOARDS
FAIL TO AGREE

A conference between the board
Of health and the building commits
sion Monday afternoon. failed to
decide WHISTLER the new housing
code or the building code takes
precedence and the question has
been rsfsrred by than 10 the cor.
poration coonssls once for anal
disposition-
II IN opinion from the city's legal
force says that the new housing
code supersedss the building regu-
lAtions. an ameudmsnt viii be sent
10 the oommca council that viii
strAishtsn out the sntangiemsnt be-
tween the two ssts Of regulations
Untii the case h disposed OF. the
building department viii issue no
permits unless the rules OF the
6oAyd Of health have been met
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-03-13
RelieDes Serious Case
of Chronic Constipation
DR.. CaldweIFs Syrup Pepsn
Corrects Condition That
Seemed Hopeless

Aftsr suffering from chronic con.
supation until she was go run down
she was unable 10 DO any Kind az
work, Miss H. A Frees. roe Adams
81, Dayton, Ohio. obtained a bottle
OF DR. Csldveii's Syrup Pepsln ana
used Il with such gratifying RESULT
that she continued the treatment and
has written to DR. Caldwell that her
condition is again normal, and that
she wants 10 recommend Syrup Pep
sin to everyone who suffers with
constipation
DR.. Caldwelfs Syrup Pepsln IA a
combination OF simple laxative herbs
with pepsin. gentle Ia TIA action and
free from gripping or other pain or
discomfort. II contains no opiate or
narcotic drug, and. while acting rad
ily on the most stubborn case Of In.
active bowels. IL absolutely safe for
the tniest babe. so that n In the
ideal family laxative and should be
kept on hand In every household for
use when needed
DIT. Caldwelrs Syrup Pepsin costs
only fifty cents a bottle and IL sold
IN drug stores everywhere. To avoid
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-03-13
oNE-LEeeED
MAN ROBBED
Pickpeckst Steals $40 From
Cripple; Held-Up Men
Here Still Busy

George w. Richardson. q oneles-
gsd Negro. living At No. 1sS Hast
ings-st.. reported 10 ths police Tues
day that pickpooket stole $40 from
him Monday while be was on =
fsrish line car.
Burgiars stole $40 IN cash, . gold
watch and pair OF trousers from
A. Y. Doidman. No. lie orssn-avs..
Monday night
Two hold-up men backed walter
Booinski against . wall ct Fort and
sixth-sts. early Monday morning and
robbed him OF $50 In cash. They
also took q pin out OF his nscktie.
Bobinski. who lives AZ No. 30 Cope
land-ave.. wants the robbsrs to know
that they wasted some OF their valu-
able time when they took the pin
The white stone IN Il Il made out OF
the same stun that Ia used to make
pop bottles.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-03-13
WIFE OF SENATOR
DAMON is DEAD

LANSING. Mich. March 1.-Mrs.
John A p~moA wife Of Senator
John A. Dsmou. died Monday IN
the home OF her mother IN Chicago.
Mrs. Damon went 70 Chicago sew
ersl days ago 10 visit her mother.
who was III. Funeral services viii
be held wednesday at the Damon
home In Mt. Pleasant
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-03-13
ALLEGED TEUT0N
BOMBER CAUGHT
Man Arrested In New York
Believed One Who Armed

NEW YORK. March is.--John
Humbsrt. said 20 be the man known
% Karl. who made bombs In the
room OF Fritz Kolb IN Hoboksn. was
arrested az Broad and Waists by
Hoboken oficials Monday afternoon.
Humbert was indicted secretly
Friday. along with Frits Kolb and
Hans schwarts. German chemists.
who were arrested last Tuesday fol-
lowing nnding OF q bomb-makins
plant In the Commercial hotel, op
posite the German steamship piers
In Hoboken. The charge Against the
man 10 that OF having explosives In
their possession with intsut." de-
tectivss meanwhile probing reports
that the men planned 10 blow up the
munitions stock In Black Tom pc
ninsula-
Detectives nnaIiy located Hum
bert today and followed him to the
financial district. He put up loud
protests when detectives stopped
him. and appealed % the crowd
which soon collected
He was rushed 70 the police head
quarters where he was examined
Monday afternoon By Deputy Com
missioner scuil and Capt. runey.
who said they would call IN FEDERAL
agents. They believe "Ksfl." who
YES described al tho bomb-maker
BY Kolb. may furnish federal agents
valuable information.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-03-13

orrin Van Loon, % years old.
proprietor OF the furniture store At
No. 1875 Maokavs.. has been miss
ing since Friday. His family has
appealed to the police. Van Loon
Is ave feet and eight inches tall.
weighs $50 pounds. has black hair
streaked with grey. brown eyes and
10 clean shaven.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-03-13

II is a big contract the American
ship Yards are undertaking for the
navy. BY the terms OF the appro-
priation just made by congress i56
vessels win be put under construc.
ton st once. The bin adds TO those
already authorized the following: 2
battIeships. / battle cruiser. . scout
cruisers. Is destroyers. 10 subma-
rines. I destroyer tender. and / sub
marine tsnder. For these the bill
just passed furnishes the initial APP
preparations. Adding 20 these the
ships for which money was appro-
priated last year. the building pro.
gram includes the following vessels /:
= bsttieships. 8 battle cruisers, 7
scout cruisers. % Destroyer. ~ sub
marines. I destroyer tender, sub
marine tender. hospital ship. fuel
ship. I ammunition ship. and 1 gun
boat. leaving 20 be first appropriated
for merit year the balance Of the
three year program, consisting OF >
bstflsships. battle cruiser, . scout
cruissrs, Is dsstroysrs. 10 subma-
rines. fuel ships. 4 repair ship. ]
transport. ] destroyer tender. 1 am.
munifion ship and I gunbost.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-03-13

FOR u. S. IN
The SITUATION

rnp corvsrsosGsns Unsssd Pressb
"a .uu1 - <,f>x,rx,,s usrrh N "A ran.
4, Z, "A -,
- ~ YIN We
S)tAla three or f0ur months, aceore-
- vlsws Of Diplomats and OIL
q ~. ..<,x.v
''-s- z. 100. :, -u,.. man
". 'v
.1nent sssnofll'es ana isprs
~ Are many c'emenu Al wo'A
ere tenaAns % or'ns we s'e'
= var 70 - ciossne stAs
1eee elannents inciuoe 40 inci "a
ecuts 1924 situation IN al ne
(gslrE nAbcas. psftscu'nny amons
Centrai powsn; : sroving un-
~n1onx ne psop'es as 'no'ca's'
4 - discrimination MANIFESTED so'
Ne -HnlseEs eaoansss' poss'Dif
q ~ 80 ~ ne principal va
pEsskins sseessV unaes rue
~ ~ nsitb~ Size ean achieve an
) x eSai.! vsoso!y nc. ~ NouN
Sssscsy nuhary peace.
= - Densvsd hers tnat rrssi-
Hnsons see3estee peaee
Uqosy wu ssut N fact
- o9s - eessve. tn.t emp
ee3nons ~ pnys'csi ana man.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-03-13

In the last number OF the Search
light on Congress, published fou
days before congress adjourned.
the following editorial opinion on
cloture:
Meantime II should be kept In
mind that nine of every ten nlibust
ers made possible under the anti
cloture rule have been In the public
interest and that II gag rules were
permitted in the Senate that body
would probably become as undefiber
alive. as much given 20 machine
made legislation, as the House has
been during the last decade"
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-03-13
CLARK TO
RETAIN JOB
AS SPEAKER
Half the Jobs In Con-
gress Likely To Go
To Republicans
NAVY BUILDING
156 WARSHIPS
Ship Yards Have Big
Contract On Their
Hands

WASHINGTON. March Ia
Champ CLARK for speaker and half
the iobs for the Republicans--thsse
are the terms on which the new
house h likely 10 be organized. The
matter 10 not fnslly worked out. but
II Il working out along these lines.
The Republicans cannot solidify
their strength II they could they
would have one more than they
need 20 organise the House. Jim
Mann 10 not popular. He is ae-
cused OF being pro-German in his
sympathIes because be has q partly
German constituency In Chicago and
has refused to be as jingo as his
home papers want him to be. Len
root would be his rival as Repub-
lican candidate for Speaker. but he
too has a German constituency In
wisconsin and. besides. is too pro-
gressive TO suit the old reactionary
crowd. Champ Clark is personally
very popular. His popularity extends
10 the Republican side OF the House
Among the independent group Clark
Is more likely TO be favored than
Mann.
The death Of conry Of New York
complexities the situation and may
lend a spectacular interest to the
campaign for q successor In the FIJI
teenth New York district Whit p.
Martin. OF Louisiana. Protectionist
Progressive. Ia likely to line up with
the Republicans. as In Randall. the
Prohioitionist OF California. Meyer
London. the Socialist, and Jeanette
Rankin. the new woman member
from Montana. are more friendly TO
ward the Democrats than toward
Republicans. regarding the former as
little more progressive and en-.
lightened than the latter.
The new congressman are arriving
In town and this organization tight
VIII have to be sett}ed before April
1s when the new congress meets.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-03-13

waiter shannon and Marie Annfs
In their Garden OF Love" an Egypt
ian musical Bit have an act in the
OF . headline Offering II 10 an ex-
tremeiy wen-staged piece, dealing
With a Trip 70 the banks Of the Nh.
feiio~ins ~. sAsle. e's Of sorsaS tune
teller unbeknown 20 the other, Their
songs are chsrmingiy rendered. Par
ticularly satisfying 10 hr. shAnnon's
r TIERS 80 ssyRss Pa, ln Sog So, prf@ Sny
Trail" ~ Miss Annis
'-Spooks" q new creation OF WAL
ter Huston and Bayone Whipple. pro-
yites some Interesting comedy. Hus-
e. Dor sris ina ssnE y HS ~, q ges
scenic see ca srrsss,m.nt l. unusual. pro- os
yidins the spookinsss that makes
The closing number IL a Distinct
view esii.d a. ;Ss Paf,y %Oi IN 1hI:n
seven small tots participate. Each
ts possessed OF talent In one OF more
lines OF entertainment and the re-
ss son ,ssy rsseI rnsai nons.y afss r,
the children sing and dance Ia =
manner that calls for sincere admira-
ton. One littls girls performances
a. clog dancer m mar con on.
combines practically every step
known to the artist and executes
them TO q nicely. One OF the young
sters possesees a soprano voice OF
remarkable clarity.
Burt and Johnston IN q muSica
act Blur" furnish q large share of
the comedy OF the bill. Lew Reed
and the Wright Girls sing and dance
% the delight % the audiences. Reed
also piays the violin In an accom-
pliahed manner. Because Of the non
arrival OF their trunks. they were
called upon 20 perform IN their
street clothes Monday Afternoon.
The Kaufman brothers. biack-fecs
artists. sing and talk In an amusing
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-03-13

NEW YORK; glass eye. an
artificial arm and . wooden leg are
not barr TO q chauYeur's license In
New. York. Judge House ruled.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-03-13

Aesrus 10 comedy Of the most In
frntiating sort
hsrsd locally for nss own clever com
edy OF Too Many Cook&- In which
he built q house In the course OF
three acts and likewise q reputation
the sunsalow he ~carpentsred" 20
the generalization Of aTtiessness In
ais stage work He has the gift OF
seeming 60 thorciy enjoy whatever
serious and apparently sincere that
he obtains comic effects Impossible
20 the actor who laughs NJ his own
s -, nr .s csss ns,,I = e.T Tst s
watching the nnesse, finish and pol
ian that underiies the spcntaneity
which IL one % his distinguishing
II cnaracterfsticA
la young broker. Jimmie shannon.
/ whose sceentrte grandfather meets
his death while motoring In Europe
and leaves his grandson . fortune
1.d s.fors si pr ss,rsissh Be sr,ssa %.
1 When Jimrie's fortune. with the
/ string attached 20 II. comes 20 him
he = witsin "a sogrs q Bis thIr-
closest friend. II determined that the
millions shall not get away, and pro-
eeeds 20 marry on Jimmie despite
the fact that the latter has never
4
except in the abstract. and ia having
very good time az bachelor.
How Jimmy proposes 10 seven girls
and - turned down by AL OF them
story 10 unfclded In a highly origi-
nal way. Mr. MsgruSs lines sparkle
and shine with Wit and droilery. and
the young people concerned ia the
acting OF "a are clever and agreeable
and ereellsnt sids 20 Mr., Craven.
The seven chances are what Billy.
the matehmeker. calls real peaches"
Carroll McComas. Anne Meredith.
Emily Galloway, Beverly West. Sarah
shields. Mildred Post ard Alice Car
roll are the girls and Miss Mccomaa
finally ensnares Jimmie. rather than
10 ensnared By him for 1.-THE sake OF
, expedlency.
Thess girls are all charming. and
each has her chance for q clever BIT
ysar-oId Irene Trevor. who mas
. gusrsdes In her grown-up sister .
. froct In order 20 enter the matri-
mouisl race for Jimmie's millions
John Butler 10 hkabie Billy
by Hayward OHM. Charles Broksts.
Frank Morgan and Harry Leighton,
! the latter az q henpecked husband
. being especially good and giving the
one serious touch In the whole three
: ss 20 bring tear 10 the eye that Z
. moment before has been moist from
laughter Marion Abbott is the mas
, -seven Chances" which "a besuti-
fuiiy STAGED. 10 a nne spring tonic
make you laugh az heartily and
whoteeoruely as ever you have IN
your life. and what's better In life
than laughter and love,
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-03-13
oRPHEUM

- 49, - NN1
-
oRPHEUM
The orpheum tnanGurated ia new
continuous show policy OF vaudevills
and feature Aims Monday 20 audi
encss that broke all attendance rec
0s s:a for "a. DAY ,nIs s.sr, .s,r.es,o ma
.dy ia which nearly 10 people wsTs
seen. William q Hart in q western
picture drama. The Gun Ftghtsr,
night" eighth episode Of -Patria
tious musical comedy with large
and beautiful stage setting. pretty
dassiins light effects. Most OF the
humor OF the undertaking 10 contrib.
uted by Felix. q boy comedian. AND
by Charles Havigan. In the role OF
sss sesf biss were taoss Of me ROC
err sisters as the courtsnay sisters.
and OF Ollie and Hsisn Hudson az
the Dolly sisters There were many
s,svss ,n ,,sa s % :'t ce ssr'. %
Fritxi sehsff and Richard earle and
q great variety OF special masieAi
Other aets on the bin comprise
who perform some remarkable feats.
LILLIAN watson. q singer who knows
bow 20 pick songs that are new ano
tuneful. and Gray and Graham In a
iAughabie mixture az comedy stunts
and musical numbers
william = Tart scores at his best
in The Gun Fighter. resalsr
western drama Aarr.ry wilson
and in plot. acting and photox-
rAphy. the Offering measures up 20
the best Hart standard. The Pa
trts'' serial holds in excitement ard
wearing new gowns and taking part
in the thrilling action. The recent
dvnamIts explosions In Hoboken are
eisveriy worked into the tale.
An "extra- act In the Miles thsat-
sr this week is Tom Branford. the
human band and Fred certainly
makes good the title, He lie a banjo.
a bass drug cornet q tromoons.
cymbals and the whole thing com
EDDIE Foyer is a read entertainer.
He gives Kipiings "ounga Din with
dramatic ability and much pathos.
His monologue on the preceding
piAyiet brought roars OF laughter.
Nrs. Frederick Allen and company
present a piayiet. Let We'll Enough
Aions." In which the good husband
discovers that his qualities are not
appreciated and sets out 90 open her
Perhaps the funniest act on the
whole program is that OF Bush and
Shapiro. The short. fat member Ia
q natural comedian and HIS aeroplane
slide alone 10 good for q bunch Of
isuGhs II must be seen 70 be APP
preciated.
Marsh and IAwrsncs 20 some eIew-
or juggling IN the nrst act. some Of
n quite different from the ordinary
juggling acts We are accustomed 20.
and all with the grace and ease OF
the artist
Bayes and Dngiand. In dress clothes
have imbibsc too mach. but are 90
polite about 10 that their pantonime
IL really entertaining The last act.
the Three F1yinw Lordons. IL q ecu
sational trapess performance
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-03-13

The Commission ON Missioks q
the Congregational National Council,
OF which President Henry G. King.
OF oberiin college Ii chairman. VII
rect a. the Broadway Tsbernacls
in New York city today TO decide on
n recommendation to 10 msdo to
the council regarding q memcria.
fund 90 sisnsiiss the three hun
drcdth anniversary % American
Conxregationalisilk
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-03-13
EACNATE SHOT
BY 10 TBLACK

0AN DIEGO, CsIs March Ia
jll1om Claytnn. vScs-pessident and
rna61ns director Of the spreckels
\ npnnfes. vas shot twice late Mon
Z ~ ~ Lorenso Beliomo a boot
49, Clayton was shot a. he left
- o0ces to 90 to lunch and IA be-
oHo1 to be fatally wounded. Bel.
1870 vas captured.
Do1lomo told the police he lost a
~ n . street car accident SIX
<0oeo ago The Sprecksls interests
4tsol the San Diego traction
nos. Bcllono said be found n
~ To make . living and often
~ ss,xed Claytou 70 get him a DO
c1E3cn. BeiIomo said he was sorry
~ ~ not Mn himself.
PALESTINE. Teu---Jimmy Ans
( ~ cnoul1 vosry whether youngster
~ bassmsu are going great clip.
49, teem's vallopins the regular,
- yesterday Jim's men gath
Nv 70 runs while q mob undeI
~ wing counted but twice. And
11es i'm p1aypd himself. ngur
= q etx plays. got three hits and
~ q pair Of runa
W ---~-----------
~ IN annual meeting OF thu
ury1van1a railroad today stock
80 vilI - anke1 20 approve ar
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-03-13

way. walsh ana Bentley DO some
aerobAtie stunts and selma BraatE.
woman Juggler. performs some feats
far out Of the ordinary.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-03-13

NEW YoRK-wAntsd: A house
with Is rooms and four baths for
Billy Sunday 70 live In while he's
In New York.