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The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1917-12-14
R0UGHAGE FOR SHEEP
Legunle Hays Stand at Fore
front In Feeding Value.
Met Cniy IN Timothy uRpu'asanis b
Animals, but II Causes sarieua
Cases Of censsiesslen.--Mueh
Grain 10 Saved.

| prepared by the Emitted states Depart.
EBsat Of AgrieHH5Fs.I
Ry using ,he right kidd III hay In.
stead os grain. sheep can be winters.
ss4eeesfuily and much grain saved fac
other purposes Sheep require less
concentrated feed darsng the wtater
than other live stock. IL th@y are
In good coalition nj the beginning u
the sintrr ard II lambs are not sx.
pectesi before the spring pastures yotea
%, the gralnlesa ration In 10 be nd.
Ytsed.
i.esame hays stand n, the forsfrou,
a. ronghage for sheep M other
rougtages approach them In feeding
values The coarse stemfnrst hayx
ike Timothy, red stop and hlne grass
Rave very frH leaves and therefore
are poor sheep feeds HAIRS having
q large alHapnt of tifauthy Ia .heta also
are undesirable Sot oufy IL r1rrs.
my 1npalnIAhle 20 she sheep but il
ga nses serious eases " consultation
The dry TIMOTHY heet,s work fnft ysss,
wool. causing irritation 70 The skin
lesseniug the value of the etgp aGI
maktpg shearing difficult. When tita
othy or Vthe- c0arst. stamtned hay IL
fed 10 sheep la winter quarters II be
comes necessary 10 use snme supple,
nentary feed 10 keep the sheep In coa-
ditian.
II any nonlegnme hay IL fed, sup
Elementary protein feed Is needed LIN
seed meal il good siacs Ia addition 20
furnishing prp'eln II connterarts The
couztlpating eject ~ Timothy has
From our.quarter to one,hnlf pound
~ linserd meat per eve daily should
"a 'idsad,,% 4tr''nfffnf 49, ef~ stf,N xsns'
condition ~ the animal aud the other
feed Used
Ia au experiment conducted NJ the
Missouri station aud reported IN hui
lpun No lan thy relative values ~
T.ytsg1ar4nr~f s4n,a2as ;. e..asa,fes Msafgrtgs
ewes Nrrv determined.
Fifteen ewes fed - pounds Timothy
huy nui oa5 pounds grain per head
daily lost ~ pounds each during the
saHte time that another i1t receiving
the same weight If grain and clover
hay Euiard q pounds The IL ewes
fsd clover hay dropped 10 stroug
lamtS, while those fed timothy drop
god II strong and . weak lambs
The lambs from the ewes fed clover
hay gained more rapidly during the
hyst ID days than dih those from the
ewes ted timothy hay.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1917-12-14
OLD PRESCRIPTION
FOR WEAK KIDNEYS

Hare zen ever ssgyp@d 10 rrasah Why
n ~ sha, so a&Hy ysoaaess that ara sI'
ssasaysiy ADVERTISED. al a; ane~ lrvp cws
II sght ansl are y9aa f9fEsttgR' YAs
r~m~an ~ Fsak4f--tA~ sitssAe aaA NJ has4
The .ss4sssasss u sas sssaaassGiFwF IhAs
spplaes rsoFe particularly 10 EaestieEar
A rzsdar1saal pTssaTAGsR tAat Gas rsAi
earatiye salas alnaoxs SELLS ltss1, ~ lLks
an rndioss etain ssssssa tbs rwTassty ia
sseoEasarssdad by tAose Sha h+vs eeea
h~s-sss~sls t. tsSas VI 30 are IA ne~d Of H.
A prpnaisent aFTagsft ssss ~fsss ssr
sxanipls DT kilgs<rs swamp Eeos,
peesasa.iga ! have sod taT naany years
aud n~yer hesssHtr 10 frs@Hanssat, taF Ia
alInoss every ease i; saeys sxeelsens re-
sslsa, ~ many II Hsy customers terslty.
M oth<r kiiaxy r~tas,ty that ! knss u
has ~ Large a sale.
According % sworn Statements sai
verified tesfiEsay 81 thousands who hare
ssed the prsgarsta3s. the succeAs VI Dr,
kIsnsers' Swamp Rs5t - das 20 the fact
that, 70 n.sny people eLim, Il falhis A.
ranxt every xtsA IN 9yereuaa3ng kttney.
liver aaA hAdslrr a.lmsrats, cosrecta TAR
mary tfUab!es az1 aegIralttes the erte
aciA wh.ra r&Gs@v rbean44 t2afa,
ioa nshY reees.ye sasfsls hciifs Of
Nv ansp Roet by pagesl Pest Address
pr kauer t'o. BinsAamfea, y l. and
~ Iase tea esHgs Alpa aasatga tbs paper.
Lag and mssii@A see b2tEles ior sass
q. ~ drug ste3rs,-- Adv.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1917-12-14
Ugh! CaIomel SickeIls,, Saiivates!
Please Try Dodson's Liver Tone
/ am sncere. Ny medicine does not unset liver
and bowels 80 you lose days work.

f9arw htiaeas Year liver IL sser
k'sa fsa fssa lAAy. asssy ana all
kn,csed oat lcar lead IL duh year
iengae Ii e~@te1 breath bad stomach
saar Eni bowels caasslyatcst, But
dealt take satlvstiag cRiossei. Ii gnascs
yen sick yca May hose days work
Calanasl 10 Eereary er ealeAsslsrt,
whieh causes necrosis Of the Noses
Calotas. crashes into sser sAle like
dynamite, breaking II up That's when
yea fess that awful nausea and eramp.
lnE.
II yua want 10 aatoy the nic~ss, gen.
TEST liver and howel cleansing yea
ever experienced iuss take y slsAoafal
NJ harmless nScason's Liver Tone To-
hlghg. - Year druggist oe assleg. sells
yVn bottle u iat>dSaus liver fSsne
sos few eesa's uaief my Personal
maacy back guarantee lhaS each Sisstsia,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1917-12-14

The new docks at Halifax have
reached II point where they caa care
for d considerable amount II Canadian
and A'negtcsla shipping, although they
will 30, be finally coEarlrtcd for s,'nse
iiSl,e yet. fhe Nav haS given Halifax
a great advantage - i ,Niirt. tses.s4s+~,
Il slaartsas ,hr siaaa AilAaiic yniags
b. sss sa ssxs, Il l.e h. >slsss,s sss'
heine erected ~ q coxt of s,alasttsti
Whru complete they w1ll b. able 10
dock $4,000 tots VI shiQpae At oue
tine
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1917-12-14
MUCH INJURY IS DONE SOIL
Live Stcck Crush Particles Together
Drive Air Away ard Induce Foe.
reaticr 81 ciecs.

\ great snmv> Is done every Anil
when live STOCK Il gwen liberty and
tr,~piom ever Il. sua especially when
tali. Ntrter aud spring arr "a with
Wcsne>S ard co!.i. They crush the soil
particles together. drive the sir away.
iaautr the formation " eicts and
holes. aaA Jeadsn The ssil and drive
life SWAY
Cattle have ~ place In Acids cnlti
ysJed " grass lands Shea the sAl
cNn,'i'iogs arr sush that they tramp
the fields Flace Stcck during such
pcF7,sas n feeding loss
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1917-12-14
LAYING HENS REQUIRE LIME
Eco Preducttan--~Oyster She'll
Most Suitable.

Lime for Shelf forming material Ia
necessary m FEE l'-'.-s-.'.s,...r~- S>l!.4.2
Idea Of the extsnt Of III. need Is os'-
tanned from the fact that nm average
fock " 80 hess will produce VI
pounds " exg shells ia n year, Tbs
grains led supply portion ot this
lIme. hut the supply T. too small IN
prcpettloa 70 thr number " eggs
hen should h. ahlr to- prnanre.
Oyster she'll Ia most suitable for
she'll making Old plaster rnay he ustsi
ns substitute kgg she'll may he
saved. hrokru NJ fnc and fsd rry
heass may +, broken w and fsd The
hak.t, " - atins.otttn + caused
ty laTN az. >N,e)) farr}UG food
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1917-12-14

fsl viii ssean yoav sluggish Ilsax awe.
seg aAaa aess sS nsssy eskanea sH&
that u wSn1 make ssu sse1.
neslsasl's Liver Taas liz res. Nvsg
Fa~xaie4a%, Asaa knaM II nsAi aaaTm
shs aecaGse yOa was' wake aR sceslax
fGs, svas hveF ssll ec s~ssssg. yaam
headache aed disslness eaae. seas
STOMACH VITA sse swces ard year how~ae
regular, Yea VIII fs~I iiks werkiAxt
yoa1l he cheerful full at viKus ana
ssahitiNa.
nSsasAa~ liver Tone Is eati~ay
vegetable therefore harmless ana co
aas saiiv4se. give IL ~ year chilarssA
Alllaeas Vt people Ers uslag !ssasasp
Liver Teae Instead - ,iaasfTeas case-
WED neu. Yaag druggist will tell scA
Shat the sale " ealonaei Ia ai1ost
stepped enfirvty here. Adv,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1917-12-14

Thriving Russian City That centois
River Dsina Valley. One o. the
Strongest Fortified.

lgAnsk. one VI iiussla's strongest for
uavd ritses. is described la bulletin
issued BY the National Geographic 50.
trty witch says
with a population ~ 10000. In
eluding 5000 Jews. pstnsk 10 city
u prime Importance to Russia, tut Il
virtually controls the whole valley Of
iAa A~..E epA4Ra, ,As!a4s whose risht
bank II ts situated. Ito miles tiG
mlIes ty riyerj southeast Of Riga
Not Only Is nylask important ~ q
gtrri ~ -ftfgr rsittly ffns e.Sh 'aff*t'fe
railway center II IN 'hc puactl"n
point for the great arteries " com
ueree running ireM riga TO Smu-a1s&
and from rcttuErHa "a wilma There
Is also uE important railroad To iihaa
ti,s>ssk, ss. sEyg> ass4sss Q4.. ssa sssias%..
Il petrgrad
'byln~a II Rn important agricultural
center, rnjnSins ma extensive trade tn
fax. hemp aad gram II IN also Big
tlulher matAet, aud is faunshtng IN,
GAstrips before the war iarludtd HoAg
Mills, byeWeyics match aud tobacco
factories, taRnefics. brick and tile
works
In most encyclopedias and gaze'eers
the clty ls listed under tls old name
II pnabure. bat In lssa the Russian
authorities officially declared 1t 10 be
usinSk.
"nnrink NNpaleon's Russian cam.
palgu ia ISL Marshal Ou,iun, tried
In vain to capture the brIdschead al,
DNlnsk. but tAe honor II taking tbe
,ity MAS reserved for Macdonald a,tew
weeks latrr
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1917-12-14
Stomach Trouble

For simple, ailments due to dsordered stomach
liver and bowels you will find hedords Black Draght
reliable and useful remedy
For over 10 years. ii has been successfully employed for
these troubles and its consumption is increasing year by year.
proving the public recognition Of its true and genuine value
Being purely vegetable has such bad secondary e.
ecS the mineral drugs, like calome ercuy etc. but can
be depended to relieve by its first action the system
Black Drausht Is good, SAFE reliable family medicine
for young and old package should be in every household
Mr. Marion Holconb. @. Nancy. Ky. writes; For quite
long while suffered with stomach trouble would have
pains ard heavy feeling after ny meals mos. disa-
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1917-12-14

~lAo yoa f'lhk thcrv IL say eNease
FOR kFrrtGg gass yitss
Well rephr,i Nr Mee&toa 4 hepe
they wi'l lc: Henrietta kvep F1io FOR
n few weeks Isstsstr. ia tate tn hw
called ga Ia ga; the dos hlssaIs 10 kecp
II from gplns ,a waste
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1917-12-14

= aese there weat be sny shortage
a tgel. 81
80 40 r. returned Miss C@yeans.
u there In, ana going 10 yaggest that
baseball be played the year sosEi No
body seems 10 pas the slightest astRn'
sian 10 the climate when he car stand
eat In The street and watch a scare'
boa ri
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1917-12-14
MATER SUPPLY FOR POULTRY
In " -ter II viii Ne Necessary to Re-
ne~ reur or Five TI~es Daily
Use cer-,r,cr ltersitx

rht hs,,7s negd a cN.si supply ~
e'%aa osfer srd Ia Water II will he
necessary - vcteN the WATER terr ov
~ ''sar~ Aa> There ARE deytgys on
ne essrNt' Nhtsb TIE ~sllcc> po,tes>
"'# Aasla ;he wssvr fre'A srsvsinS ha'
y, t,vsNc' VeN'5-, wen. beth 'arse rad
>'s. acrrv tta. M bv,s' nay is q
Pa' 'se aa'eg r. RS, ary gr.4tSl> aad
so'sNn '..e saa-aa a..ab s4414,ssa. srva
G4rF'} g reNVa; ,st h;riS Sang
ihi,Sy
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1917-12-14
FEED AND WATER FOR COWS
Attp@t-ra Ssaula Sc Given 70 Taste
ard Needs - Zach tndis daat
IN Dairy Nerd.

~ not teed the dairy herd a. q
herd fnr ecwS d3Ner e their fNAd ~,
aurrma0s JAS 49, huHan halnsS 10
lily tr<iluG nil COWS ln she henl alike,
ss,nr ar. sure mot "a eet enough e.
the greatest preEt ant others Will rrt
more thau they taa N.r u 8i3'aa'sse.
Cows need mach water aad sNnuli
bc tuttacysi te drink IVA Nr ,Acey times
,las II ps,s~shle The aSSrtGe mGh
sN'w requires ntayis 10 E@tlna~ ot
water day aud mere tha1 tNe thirds
~ that mu<; cyNne a. drins aad the
t4s lance frntn water In the feed
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1917-12-14
Weighing Convenience.

Ing 20 rosi n" waNer'ns rrcord On the
fac,,a burden q! arlus lensth Note
tie eBsjfr NHy ~ n0r holds teJe
lever Down NJ rcaa~ ~ leisure AMI
with comfort. the weight Which ths
>gs'y~ >ha~ The 'beauanipea
scales caa In used In the same way
pFanEv Judd Farmer.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1917-12-14

LIS. O. lsss Required Should De MAee
ARD Ns-A ce~'eleted Before Geld
Wextrer Sets In

Arr thsr,' r~rs.rs iGst orsh, - h
alsdt IN the tstry hsrn hstecv v3atc~s
Better slsrEsi ha#hou- -aaSiag
LIST x teen, ArA fSrH tx rsgh unt as
quickly IS iANS~t,}c tbs atsl ssse
lie and gssG.t.s i8seF 90
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1917-12-14
Wheneses You Need . Ceneral Tonis
Take Crows

The Old Siaa14rd Groves TxRslem
ehiil Toc.c Is easaI!y valuable - Gsa-
ssal Tp13e because II coesai@s tAs well
kao~a toaie propsrttas Of 9UINfNE and
IRON Il ACTS ca the Livst. Drives oct
MALARIA. Eareaes the biSeA and Eail4s
ap the Naois SysssEa 90 eeaa
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1917-12-14

"nefoss We were married yop ns,d
10 say ! should nsyeg want iof ANY,
thing
That's ~ but how could kaow
the e,sst ~ living vas going 10 da 4
sk yscrsping artf"
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1917-12-14
COVETED HY ALL

tTt 'posstssssi ~ f+~~4~a .hsassita4
head OF hatr. II yours is ssrrakvi With
gray. or liz harsh Ani sta. you eau re-
s,ote Il ~ Ia tpttps,s hs4attS .anA, ,lass;
ter ty dsgGx "r.a Creole Hair urcss
Ing. Price Sluo ADV.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1917-12-14


Word Ia bring sent alt 70
farmers over I.ias euun.rg % take
special pains thls fsil ssa @iEter /
IN protect their rnaehtaes. Prices
have advanced greatly, add care
III farm nlae.i;nrr, viii pay dot
bly, wesl this year. No the word
Ia going out
To put machines under cover
as soon ~ the s~ason'n ~0rR
with them liz over.
To So over every maritime
car~fulFy ~ sa4sn mn opportunity
will permit. tighten bolts. replaes /:
Ing brokea parts, and oliing
carefully to prevent rasting.
To paint machines, as painting
lsagtheiis the life Of q machine.
Bridge paint " suggested as best :
for lron parts. I
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1917-12-14
BENEFITS OF CHICK FEEDER
Advantages Claimed Are That Birds
Are Prevented From Overlooking
and cro~dns.

The V.shared hotfuA ~ Fhts feed
hopper IN made NJ pufea HlFr aud
the tray henraIh r. shallow. The ad.
sautuge- eiaim~d tes tAl4 Arrange.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1917-12-14

1Ae kaiser has conferred uush3y
few Decorations las,ly on his aiNyers
Commanding aiaRe tAe mrstvru truut,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1917-12-14
Pr f.-s-'-..s~ pleasant rcl.gta are ihe
original little liver pills put M ~ years
ago, They regulate liver and bowelA Ad

Dry battery sIertric lamps arr mount
ID over a rev eye shield 10 give
wearer light whore needed
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1917-12-14

rr.setfsss IT Ynrsms.ssei~os Fl TIE Svsa
WHISTLER frsra tatyfraB ar t@tsresi esassa
ars Pfa~lPfis hes 81 ~ th~ use q, Nemas
Sys bs ,satu at Etxht usan rtilyios A1v
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1917-12-14

The trouble With advice Is that
these nho have done the least have
the most ~ give,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1917-12-14

The Winds 81 tutaeas are o. strAdy
sssas ;asrMss ssts Eng sAsseptsSs. siIs3tssI
utson Windmlils for power
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1917-12-14
BLACK-DRAUGHT
yp,A {. rmKAAN Ntp,c tMx CO. lyMH. NAs4

grceablc taste In my mouth.
II ate anything. with butter.
oil or grease, | would spit i
up. | began 10 have regular
sick heatacf1e. ! had used
pills and tablets, but after a
course OF these would be
coiissipated. | found they were
no good at all for my trouble
| heard Thediord's Black
Draushi recommended very
highly. So began to use 4
!, cured ne keep II in
the house all the tine. II is The
best liver nsedkine made. !
do no, have sick headache Or
stomach trouble say note-
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1917-12-14

When all iS lost save honor some
Ngar get ot their dignity.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1917-12-14

ssasts.ss, asasssass,aE4s., hear = ssrtklna
resemhinEcv e. their hs7aels nsiIha3
arr, A.. al lllkcly 81, Moth,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1917-12-14
Chick Feeder.

ment ire that the chlrks are prevent
eed Eum overlooking and crow,llng ~~
skltsrs,stsSea Rsatthsyftsiss ~. '.,t ~
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1917-12-14

The Straight Tip
he-- Are s0a sestiBasgtalf
She-lt aepe0as
ne~-~Oa vhatt
She On the restaurant ard the Sbs
pei, .-- passiag Show,
The Detroit times., 1917-01-08
THEATERS

aNoirdupols. and indgjng from the
amount OF applause they received
from two large audiences on sun
day they are satisfactory from every
point ~ view.
, The performance ls divided into the
usual two parts common 60 such en-
terprlsca they being entitled In
chronological order Stolen sweet
hearts and "A sight in Foreign
Vaudeville ThcHtcr" IN might hs
sald. however that the audience ~
happy that tho foreign vaudeville
lts p i5B ia not Tor "A week ~ intro
dt'f- Tot ~ worry rough stun. such
a. Do hurting ar bread. pieS cakes
anc other cookery around the stage.
ltNf lrsQue troops used a. relv. upon
this form or humor ia those. dear
ana distant days VIXEN an the boys
100 ihe tank towns used 10 put on
th' ir red necktles and celluloid col
lars Ter the annual burlesque show
and show up with shining faces
ABOUT an hour before the doors az the
"opry house" opened lust 10 see II
one ~ chorus girls wouldn't
write him G>Sash note
rods oMeyeT. 49, - enoneh silly
Inspiration Of the aggregation Miss
Helen Byron as the prima donna OF
tho company and Miss Ethel Vernon
a. the souhrctte were both much ap-
preciated and We're encored repeat
eddy AT tho initial performance.
Billy Barry and William } Hoyt the
two chief comedians caused much
and prolonged laughter and indeed
did about all the work NJ the male
members or tho company save that
supplied BY Harry Hearn. who IN the
second part imuersonated an inebri-
ate turnout and had enough tumblcs
10 break every bone in the ordinary
hhWan body. but appears 10 have
escaped.
The Detroit times., 1917-01-08
HERMAN DIETZ
WILL BE LAID TO
REST ON TUESDAY

Funeral services for Herman Dietz
well known yatchsman and business
man. will be held Tuesday afternoon
at 2:30 o'clock in the family resi-
denco. No 6f6 IL Field-ave. Mr..
Dietz died Saturday morning from
complication OF diseases. He had
been III about 10 years. He is sur
vived by his widow and two daugh.
tiers. Ada and Annie Dietz.
Mr.. Dtetz came 10 America from
Saxony when he was IL years old
A cigarmaker by trade. he entered
the cigar manufacturing business
Turnout most OF his life in Detroit
sss=A,,a~=tssssTs=ifit= yHcfUtHg
and the affairs OF the river.front. To
hundreds OF friends he was known
as the skipper" In the Harmonic
society he was also distinguished for
his ability az skat. being known as
the Harmonic champion.
The Detroit times., 1917-01-08

The third week OF "a Daughter 20
the Gods" which began sunday In
tne Washington theater, found mo- d.
min Ishing in the interest or size "i
the crowds that viewed this unusual
MIN spectacle. OF which ia" central
figure ls Annette kellermann
a Daughter 81 the Gods has such
a fascination for folk interested in
tho movies that IL lures them 60 see
the spectacle again and again. Ns "A
matter of fact. this mllhun dollar
photoplsy % William FoNs ~ so su
pendous that one must sec u several
times 90 grasp even small part 81
such wonderful water nympn' the
sea scenes are 80 thrilling and beau
tiful and the mixture Of the tairNlih'
and the fantastic with the dramatic
and the martial is $50 Cicverly served
as 10 entertain while IL ama2cs.
Thousands OF persons Wer" useo IN
staging some OF the scenes in the
NlOusly made known have masses n'
people been SO effectively empiolrI
The several martial conflicts IN whlcn
the sultans army engages with us
foes are refharkable In their realism
and rapidly 81 movement. WINE th'
burning OF the magnincent MooTish
cities Ia which most OF the action
passes IS a terrifying as well az ias-
The scenes in Gnomeland are de-
lightfui and tho little gnomes Win
their long white boards working 50
busllv AT their daily tasks, haN" All
the Interest and charm OF the falrE
tales OF childhood.
- Daughter OF the Gods Us SHOWN
at 2ib o'clock and every evening al
p o'clock
The Detroit times., 1917-01-08
TRAIN and AUTO
CRASH;;ONE DEAD
Prescott X. Towle Loses Life
on Seven-Mile Road; Mar
garet LOngyear Injured

One person was fatally hurt and
another suffered serious injury when
an automobile filed with young De
troit society folk crashed into a
Grand Trunk train on Seven-Mile-rd.
crossing, Saturday night
Prescott X Towle, 26 years old.
only son OF Frederick Towle. who
was at the wheel of the motor car,
lost his life. lie died in Harper
hospital Sunday afternoon.
Miss Margaret l.ongyear. 90
years old, daughter Of DR. H. w
Longyear, OF No 1899 Jefferson
ave suffered a broken collar bone.
She is in Harper hospital. 1t is
said there were six others in the
automobile The party was re-
turning from an afternoon function
az the estate OF James Hamilton in
Bloomfield Hills
According to Arthur Walser. who
crossed the railroad intersection
just ahead OF the Towle automo-
Die. IOWle thought the way was
clear and did not see the approach
ing locomotive until It was too late.
lie turned sharply and missed hit
ting the locomotive. However, the
automobile crashed into the side
of a passenger coach. and rebound
ed into a ditch.
Towle was an assistant engineer
al the Dominion Forge & Stamping
company. Of Walkeryille, ont. He
was graduated from Yale univer-
sity in 1914 Funeral services will
be held in the family residence
Tuesday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock.
Interment viii be in Elmwood GENE
terry
The Detroit times., 1917-01-08

This weeks show. labeled caff--
tornla Beauties is siapstick bur-'
lesque with an excess o. SLABS Thos
piece ~ largely given over 20 feItl
nrickbats, stage SWEATERS and the
Tins
Azalis suller. who does several
songs and Ia good looking and Rracs-'
fui ~ the bright spot ia the biz
There IL large chorus that sin9s
ordinarily well. changes apparel
often and keeps tho show moving in
spite Of its dull groundwork
Paradise Alley" and battle OF the
Bums' are the two acts In which the
California Beauties cavort SO many
missiles ny in the nrst that the
stage cannot hold them all and they
get out across the lights into the
audienc singing trio. Including
Arthur Clamage, Leroy boomer and
FRANK Cummings Is exceptionally,
good Jim Bennett and Jack Hub
rev and putchman who live fn'
the alley and fight continually
The second act ~ what it's title
implies. n variety Of horsepiay re-
dee ned by good chorus work and
singing by the principals. The mus
zeal repertoire IL good thruout and
Includes Down In Honky-Tonky
Town by Biilie Railus, "A Broken
Doll" and II Lost Ny Heart in Hou-s
olulu." by Azalia Suilier.
In the first act there II travesty
on the salvation Army which Is al.
lowed 10 become too suggestive and
should he eliminated. otherwise the
lines are not offensive.
The Detroit times., 1917-01-08
Halt Pedestrian But
Speed Away When
He Resists
THUGS GET sos;
ASSAULT VICTIM
Prey of HOld-up Gang
in Hospital With
Broken Jaw

Automobile bandits began their
1917 operations on Detroit streets
early Monday morning. when John
Metro, No 1896 Chene-st.. was held
up by three men on Chene-st. near
Ferry-ave. Metro fought the rob.
beers and nothing was taken from
him
The bandits drove up 10 the curb
according TO Metro. and jumped out
OF the machine directly in front OF
him Af,d shor, struggle they
reentercd the machine and drove
away.
Michael Kozub. No SO Ffnley.aye.
was held up near mis- home. late Sun
day night. and relieved of sl5 by
three men. one OF whom covered him
with a revolver
Descriptions OF the bandits In both
eases tally
Shortly after he had collected
money AZ No 4e4 Watson.s,. Clio
WANNA Amerio. No. 463 Russell 50,
was set upon by two men. who
sprung from an alley and relieved
him OF $97 and watch. according
20 his report 10 the police,
In a night with four holdup men
on Audrian-st. between Cicotte and
Clippert-ave.. Saturday night, Frank
Wynarki. No SO Mercier-st, suffer
"A
OF sos. He was taken 10 receiving
hospital
Trailed BY An armed holdup man
from his restaurant al No. l26 Hast.
ings-st. 10 his room. No. l0i Fortst
east. Sunday. Abraham Marry was
robbed OF 80 cents. John Samm, 2s
years old. Of Highland Park. was ar
rested by the police on the charge OF
robbing Marry