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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-07-18
SAY OFFICERS GOT
EVIDENCE UNlAWFUtlY
Lucchess In Petition for Writ Of Error,
Alleges Was Convicted ON Testi-
mony Secured ny Illegal
Search.
Although Officers Found the Many
Quarts They Were Looking For Fe-
HtIoner Declares His Constitutionai
Rights Were violated by Them.

The first case in Virginia since the
Mapn prohibition law became effective
wherein the right of police oHlcer
10 search baggage without hrst o.
tanning warrant is contested. has
found its way 10 the supreme court
of appeals of the state. and yesterday
that tribunal allowed the petitioner
In the case a writ of error and super
sedeas The case is that of Joseph
Lucchesi. appealed from the decree or
the hustings court of Richmond, which
sentenced him to thirty days in jail
and imposed fine of 500 on charge
of transporting ardent spirits APP
peal was taken In the case. the Pc
tsttoner claiming that his constitu-
tional rights as citizen were violated
by the search on his baggage. which
led to his arrest and subsequent con-
viction.
Lucchesi was accosteds by officers
when he alighted from a train at Elba
station. without showing any war
rant authorizing their action, he al
leses, they proceeded to open his suit
case. discovering therein fifteen quarts
Of ardent spirits. He asserts that the
constitution of the United States In
Expressed language forbids unreason-
able search of baggage, and that the
Virginia constitution carried an I'M
piled restraint as effective as that ex-
pressed In the national constitution
He. therefore. claims that the search
OF his baggage was unlawful. and that
he should be relieved of the Jail sem
tence and fne imposed by lower court.
writs were granted in three other
cases Yesterday as follows:
Mutual Life Insurance company
against willie II Shackleton. appealed
from the circuit court of Campbell
county. The case involved the paw
ment Of a life insurance policy the
company claiming that the insured was
a sufferer from a fatal disease when
the policy was issued. OF which 'he
company WIS not aware
Laura wilkerson against the COM
monwealth. appealed from the circuit
court Of Norfolk. in which the petit
TONER was fined $50 and sentenced to
thirty DAYS in jan for violation Of the
Mapp prohibition law This IL one of
the cases appealed from the blanket
Indictment. several similar appeals be
ing before the supreme court now
II X wilkins against Bessie r Hem
ter=on from the circuit court Of North
amrton county This case involves
real estate transaction.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-07-18
EXPECT DIFFERENCES
WILL Be SETTLED SOON
General Cocktails and shipping Board
to Confer Over All Matters
In Dispute.

Washington. July 17.--Ali the cards
in the government shipbuilding con-
troversy will be laid on the table to-
morrow, 1t Is expected. and the differ
ences between Chairman Denman. OF
the shipping board, and General George
W. Cocktails. manager of the Emergency
Fleet corporation. Will be finally set
Tied. 1t was stated tonight that Cen
eral Cocktails had suggested to Mr.
Denman that a conference be held Tor
going over and settling all matters
pertaining to the shipbuilding program
Chairman Denman replied that such a
conference was eminentiy desirable and
could be held as soon as the contracts
for building two government owned
yards for construction of fabricated
steel ships and the estimate of costs
on Communicating ships now on the
stocks had been placed In his
hands by General Goethals. 1t is un-
derstood that this information will
reach Mr.. Denmans office tomorrow
and that Immediately thereafter the
conference will be called.
1t is believed now that the delay
In going ahead with General Goethals
announced plan was occasioned by
miscalculation in the Fleet manager
office as to the readiness to let con-
tracts at this time.
Chairman Denman made this state
ment tonight:
We have not received tho contracts
for building two yards for the con-
struction OF fabricated steel ships. for
which NE are 10 spend S350oo0.0o0 OF
the public money or estimates for the
communicating Of ships on the stocks.
AS soon as we have these contracts
and estimates which were asked for
at clock yeterdav morning. we Will
call meeting which I trust General
Goethals Will attend TO discuss them.
I'VE desire 70 have at hand the con-
tracts 10 which General Cocktails re-
ferred in his statement last Friday
and the cost 81 communicating under
the plan he said he desired TO put In
force Monday The total amount OF
money is involved in these two pro-
jects is $500 o00 oo0 and as yet we have
no seen the contracts or the maps OF
the property on which the plants are
ITO he built. nor have we had the esti-
mates Of the cost of communicating.
We have every hope that these will
reach us in the near future as failure
10 reach MS is interfering seriously
with the rapid construction Of ships.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-07-18
OBITUARY
Mrs. Mary p. Payne.

Especial to The Richmond Virginian.)
.Ghafiettesvii4e,. JULY f,-Mrs.
Mary p. Payne, aged seventy-four,
wife of the late Thomas b. Payne. of
this city, died at 1 O'Clock this morn
ing at the home of w. w. Waddell,
after an illness of two months. Mrs.
Payne was before marriage Miss
Mary. r. Walker. of Fluvanna county.
The following children surviv e:
Walker l.. Payne, of Newport News:
A. Parke Payne, of Huntington, w
Va: w. Hampton and Thomas b
Payne, of Roanoke; Mrs. w. w. Wad-
dell. of this city: Mrs. A. w. ODER
shane. of Roanoke. and Mrs. Sallie
Shelburne. of Christianshurg, Va. She
also leaves one brother - J. w
Walker, of this city. and two sisters
Mrs. James A. Pavne. of this city. and
Mrs. A. l.. Maddox, of Marshall,
Fauquier county, Va.
The funeral will he held from the
Waddell residence at 2 o'clock tomor-
row afternoon, conducted by the Rev.
r. F. Cheyerton. of the Christian
church.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-07-18
N'Ky WOULD GO WITH
TROOPS AS CHAP A|NS

So many applications have come INTO
tha z'ate council OF defense for infor-
nation regarding the appointment Of
rhaplains FOR the armed forces Of tie
tritsd states that colonel W N.
uunIey secretary e the council is
mailing out To all those interested In
the matter q letter setting forth the
government regulations relative to the
appointment and status Of chaplains
Ministers are appointed by the pres!-
dent Tor residential Or post duty upon
proof that Shet are yeNuisrl9 asdasued
elerEyfnerf -and - saosi standing -
tie time Of their appointment. They
are placed on the same footing with
other officers OF the army aS to ten
ura ~ Office retirement and pension.
The president il authorized TO appoint
ehaplatns In the army al the rate Of
ore for each regiment al cavalry and
infantry In the United states service
ard twelve for the corps Of artillery.
with the rank. pay and allowance OF
captains Of infantry. No person will
be appointed chaplain In the regular
army who has passed the age OF forty
wears After seven years service IA
chaplain can he promoted to the rank
Of captain. and after ten years. the
president can commission him major.
The regiments composing the forces
20 be sent 10 Europe will he accompa-
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-07-18
Bridge Worker Killed By Current

especial to The k1ChmOnd Ntrg1nian.}
Charlottesville. Va, July i7,--E. L
Miller. aged thirty-six. OF Barhours-
vile. member OF Southern railway
bridge force for twelve years past
was instantly killed yesterday after
noon by coming in contact with
block signal wire carrying 400 volts
of electricity. The accident occurred
at Csilherts, twelve miles north OF this
city The body was brought here last
night and sent today 10 Barboursville.
where the funeral and 3nterment Will
he held Wednesday. Mr.. Miller leaves
his Wife and one child: also his
mother. four brothers and five sisters
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-07-18

ward the women Of Virginia for thAoS
co operation by Miss Asnew when 6u
reported the distribution Of cards 81
the recent food registration day. MIn1f
Aenew,s- repeft-to the -eeuHcA Ter m6f
tienal defense In the senate chAmbe
reads
Food cards to the number Of 1ee.se4
were sent to twenty two cities jHr ylKs
ginia with 1878 workers eards. ~
seventy-two counties 500 food card6
were sent and 5.4ss workers carda
For the colored population 14.4oo FOOD
cards were distributed among sixtee1A
cities and 23.7o0 foods cards to fortyS
four counties.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-07-18
Mrs. Juifu Grftxer.

Especial to The Richmond Virginian.)
Charlottesville. Va. July 17.--Mrs.
Julia A. Critzer. aged seventy-fve, a
resident of Albemarle for a number OF
years. died yesterday at the home Of
her son. w. A. Critzer. at Crozet, and
the funeral was held from Mt. Ed.
Baptist church. The following chill
dren survive! John T.. and w 4.
Critzer and Mrs. Lille Graves. Of
Crozet; James Critzer. of Farina. Mrs
Alice Maywer, of North Garden. and
Mrs. Moll:e Pugh, of Greenwood
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-07-18
ONE THOUSAND
PHONES OUT OF oNnEn

Three hundred telephones out o.
order as the result this morning Of
the storm which swept Richmond and
its suburbs Monday night. Saturday
night ZOO telephones were put, opt o.
order. The long distance service had.
been completely restored yesterday
morning and the Chesapeake and Po-s
tomac company is endeavorinR to have
all local phones in order by this MORN
ing
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-07-18

New York. July 1.-THE tight on
high cost OF living received boom
today. Magistrate Fuchs today reduced
fines on persons accused of violating
city ordinances relative TO the sale
of uncovered food staples Hitherto
the fines were 81 and 50, The magis-
trate cut them to so cents owing to
the II. c. L.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-07-18
wcmeu Must Wear Ovcrar Ms.

Kansas city. July i7,--"Wear over
slIs or QUIT was the notice women
employees OF the Kansas CITY terminal
coach company received today. The
women Objected They said i would
unsex them Tho superintendent re-
Tented and said the order was not com
puisory.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-07-18

MED by chap1ains belonging to them
there will also be appointed chap
lain for each Of the new regiments to
be organized for temporary service.
Under existing laws. which authorized
the appointment Of regimental chap.
lains. such chaplains when appointed
are Immediately assigned to regiments
and accompany them wherever they
may go. The allowance, quarters and
other items are the same for cha pla In s
as for other officers
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-07-18
FUNERAL NOTICE,

funeral of the late
HENRY c. BEATTIE will be con-
Quoted from the Porter-Street Pres
hyteriap church THIS "wednesday
MORNING at II o'clock.
Interment in Maury cemetery.
The Detroit times., 1917-09-07
COMMISSIONS EaWFH
Nothing Compares With Love.

I only intended a. set won on y0ur
feet again But you hlnssomed SD
quickly that manlkr could not re-
sist taking you for my own, ga
not think on you. Hanna. oulF ~ mF
SET
And don't YOU know Evan wa
glad 70 DO taken oH Yuu think &
could have made my ~ Hha' J ,tfT
had ~ not been for your love- and
encoura cement wanted % belong
% YOU and I am proud shat your
friends nnow / belong to ynu ATT
these years - striving have been 20
me only constant effort toward im-
provement that ! mignt nor shame
you before "y friend 90 whom You
introduced me
~ am sure YOU might have mar
RED Hanna I know many ~ my
friends would have been giat 20 Ia a"
taken you from me ard ] pr'suin"
many % them have offered 'ou mar
riage
interrupted Hanna leaviuT tho piano
and going over 30 him and putting
he- hands on hts shoulders 10 YOU
not oppose 7 was proud - think J
could give 20 yop sonnet NLnE TOR
which your friends were nd 70 ElF"
up all conventional .d'ts - ma
rtege7 That thrv were willing 90
make mo the mother 81 the'r child
ron aid but make mo the happier -
knowing I was perhaps worthy ~ an
you had done for me-
Put Hanna. 7 % uof feeI am
worthy of such love door
"'Do you remember. Evan that
passage from Eloise o. Ahelard In
w'hich be Saws
now ~ whrn pressed ty marriage
have I said
Curse on al lave but those which
~. frce as air A. sight - human
The Detroit times., 1917-09-07
LITTLE STORIES FOR BEDTIME
Reddy Tries Again.
~ JHORNTcN ". bURGESS.


not SO far but that there VIII be
PLENTY ~ time FOR Won o. cot your
M and get back here - your rocst
before tho Black shadows come
THAT IS very good q you. Rrer
Fox. and very thoughtful" replied
Big rom. what a good nelEhbor YOU
are Mrs Gohtler and 7 Appreciate
your orer. and We viii look FOR you
n hour before shadow time ( hone
II VIII not put you out 20 como way
over here again
"Not at all. Not the least bit IN
the world replied Reddy 1T viii
be a pleasure a very great pleasure
Indeed 7 don't know when have
looked forward 90 so great pleasure
as this VIII be. Now ] must Doe on
my way a. have some important
TngT6 Y II 20 - +l--'f,- tl---
name ~ old Man coyote who hang
around these parts a good deal To
- "a dangerous character and not 20
be trusted mention tho matter
simply because YOU are strangers ard
7 wouldn't FOR tho world have any
thing happen 20 either % vow"
Thank YOU" replied Rig Tom
We'll keep our Eyes open for him.
A pleasant day t0 you Bror FOX
THE same 20 you' rep "a Rcddv.
and trottcd - as n he did IN truth
have important matters 20 attend
The Detroit times., 1917-09-07

pany. In addition 70 White. includes
Anne Grant Walter Brown. Marty
Pudig. Gene True, Thomas and RYAN.
and q chcrus OF % pretty girls A lfv-
ing picture act In which 10 models
viii be employed and which will he
mounted with special scenery and
novel electrical effects will De one q
the features % the show
Another spleadla vaudevills biu
viii he offered ir the Regent th-ater
next week. starting Monday after
Hoons and marking the second week
- The RECON- under mo new man
aCement ~ Charles H Miles There
viii b. several feature attractions
and = variety Of other good NUM-
hers villa Holt WHkef~id tho pi-
analogue artist. whose song numbers
arn OF etfncfiNe. 81 one ~ the features
4s will he THE Edge ~ the World q"
descri bed az an "act - wondoTinent."
fusion ~ beautiful colors with a
dancing girl who appears and disap-
pears. II Is new In Detroit Al
Fields and company viii be hack
" m their laughing slIit The Nege-
~ bic Hunters Others include Ollis
and Johnny Yannis In wire novelty.
Herbert and Dennis. Detroit come
dams. and Piofti singer from the
Metropolitan opera house The hlm
feature VIII he The Tanks az the
Battle OF the Ancre p official British
government war pictures and the
most authentic and sensational vet
shown In America With other films
the pictures Will be shown before and
after the vaudeville
A stirring dramatic plsyt.t '-rh.
fnWnWGA ~ ~
The Detroit times., 1917-09-07
Tells How to Prevent
PyOrrhea Permanently
DR.. E. s. Higgins Pays Trib-
ute 10 Cleanliness

Or Higgins operates a model dam
Ia office a. l95 Michigan avenue.
this city az the intersection IL Mich
iEHn. Second snd Porter street He
gives some splendid advice about
Pyorrhea, which viii prove very in
terestinE.
ITO prevent Tvorrhea." says The
doctor keep me teeth clean and
free rom deposits ~ food Keep the
mouth clean stimulate the clrcula-
ton % blood ia the gum tissues
This - accomplished by careful and
thorough brushing twice or three
times n dav."
~ fs almost foreFone concfu-
sion that n THE 10 done you can pre-
vent Prcrrhes - The condition Of
the rest % yovr bodily system IL in
even fair condition.
a thorough examination % the
teeth BY Competent dentist Ia also
a necessity and all decaved teeth
should b. properly and promptly iii-
% gr crowned IN some cases. I'M
mediate extraction Is often advised.
but fhi- is easily accomplished with
ouf pain ~ our 0~'ces We are open
daily until p N ADV.
------------.---r---..r
tsr3T
Prfnttng~-the pi1in neat kind--thsf
IA rigbt--Timrs lob Dept.-Nain 1870.
The Detroit times., 1917-09-07

vaudeville program IN the Orpheum
theater next week Harry svdeli.
an eccentric comedian o. Tie nut"
order is the added attraction while
other acts include Rob and Robert
son, who introduce songs ana new
dancing stunts while arrayet rs kid
dies. ard the Ziros juFglers. who
have r novel form Of their tyne of
entegtsiument. The picture feature
will he Bessie Bsrriscale ia '"W God on
shoes" and thsre will hs keystone
com edy the picture showing before
and after the vaudeville
The Detroit times., 1917-09-07

A play - more than ordinary In
tercyt is promised ia which one
Shall Marry which will be
brought 20 the f.yccum thcater next
week n depicts i'm allegory the adj
ventures ~ young girl trying 90
solve thr problem of her future life.
She stands between a man who offers
her wealth and another who offers
her love she desires 20 choose the
path that will bring her happiness.
The author leads the girl thru the
Land ~ Sham and the Land. OF Re
ALT, Tho play follows the lines ~
"FNpcrience' and "EverywoWsn and
s. pertinent 10 the life OF every girl
and man Ralph Referring rs the
author A love story 81 charm and
virllity is maintained turnout
The Detroit times., 1917-09-07
Uncle Sam Puts
A Hard Task Up To
Cleveland Mother

CLEVELAND, Sept Mrs
Mary Knsack today regarded her
two athletic sons and wept
One OF them must 20 10 war. and
the mother must decide which one
Chairman Jackson OF the draft
board wrote Mrs KnAack. telling
her 10 make the choice
IT only he had decided IT," she
said.
Frank Knaack will be % on Sept
10, the dav he will 90 70 war n his
mother chooses him Ernest Is rs.
Both are expert bowlers
To-day Is the twonty-nfth anniver~
sary of the death of the poet Whit
The Detroit times., 1917-09-07
nrconE A TRAINED NURSE

BECOME A TRAINED NURSE
twD-N ear course of training with
three months probation n given
FREE 80
Cumberland Street Hospital Training
school FOR Nurses
CReEletertd hy the lniverE ity OF
the state 2 New Yorkl
Educational Requir mentr-at least
one year of High School or It's equiv
alant
ADVANTAGES
General hospital has two hundred
hede active dispenFary and ambu-
lance service
Pupils receive $40 per month first
yoar md Sl2 per month second year.
In forms furnished Teyt books
supp iod during probationary term.
Library facilities afforded.
For information address superin-
tcndrnt Cumberland street hospital
Training school, 100 Cumberland ST..
brooklyn, i.
The Detroit times., 1917-09-07

Tho Cadillac theater next week will
present Pat White. wolf known Irish
comedian and the "Gaiety Girls" the
enRa cement beginning with a per-
forWarce sunday afternoon Two
musical skits with ENJOYABLE singing
and dancing numbers and vaudeville
specialtfce viii be offered Tn. com
The Detroit times., 1917-09-07
Clearance Items of Interest

uayyb
Originally $1,000
originally priced
to
whit Of
originally
Eighteen fancy sink sport skirts and black aae heretofore priced
~ O cho.
ydue Of
4oueInary 70 S3Sfo-tow $1,000
Of
o
Ten sport white chnchla
The Detroit times., 1917-09-07

Spring Lamb
Chickens
Bacon

Becf Veal
Order Friday Night for First Deliveries Saturday. -
Fifteen Phones to Take Your Order-Grand 1850 10
Fos Convenient Location Detroi-Corner Woodward and
crest Avcnues-On the Woodward and Crossown Lines
The Detroit times., 1917-09-07

PUTIN RAW and sAN'ysK "
rtb Frank E Kirby week DAYS ~
20 m Eastern tiuir.
ntT fS4RAY ENCTHSfOTV every
Iav Fare Week days zoe r. r.;
sunday excursions music and free
dancing a. Colonial Pavilion 81 T. r.
ASHLEY a DUSTIN STEAMER
LINE. First st. Wharf
The Detroit times., 1917-09-07
CORNER MOnDWARD AND FOREST

|HEeN Nebt StOe o--r Fe-n from
tho garden eVorr morning
fipe dollhouse Tomatoes, 10 Zoe.
Potatoes. T. lbs to the peck
arge Evergreen Corn. doz CSC.
ummer squash. Sc and iocy
Hubbard Squash. 10 &c.
arpe Homegrown Celery. 2 for ioc
ender Green or Wax Beans, 10 i5c
Jew Jersey Sweet Potatoes, N &C
1urnips. Carrots and Beets. at. Sc
found Rad shes, cuoUmbers, Green
Peppers. Cabbage. EGG PLANT. csUli.
flower, Cooking Onions. Green
Onions. Parsley. Ruta Baqss.
The Detroit times., 1917-09-07

Mr. and Mrs VIII s. John and
family have returned 20 their home
on Burns-ave, after spending q
month A. Erie Beach on
The Detroit times., 1917-09-07

Dr. and Mrs Charles a. Aaron
and daughter have returned from s.
pena after spending the summer IN
the Alpena Country club.
The Detroit times., 1917-09-07
esJnsX zMkx<1stckx'-..i'ss - y. :
: I'll WHITE SFAE l'WE Z
Ef& gzkkyv2<z <>ba,iss ~ SSks1. .zs.fk1

time For the Flats Taahuuo Park
and Port Huron way ports Steamers
leave Detroit daily. except sunday.
SIS A. m a.2Q p m sundays. 9 a
m. and 80 D. m: For Toledo. steam
er leaves daily 80 A. n and 9 .. m.
SUNDAYS. FOR Toledo. $50 a M and
p 81 3 m.
The Detroit times., 1917-09-07

Mrs Abner T. l4arretf,- 'rtia4t sstA
spent the summer IN culver. lad.
will return 10 Detroit Monday
The FIRST dancing party OF III fall
and winter season in the lngl'- ldo
club IS n be given Saturday oven
ing. for members and their cue
Margaret + Boyiil. cNlef ~ rhc
rescue department ~ tho salvation
army New York. viii address ihe
woman's auxiliary 20 tho Salvation
army rescue home work SATURDAY.
afternoon. IN tho home ~ MISS Nm.
ME T Booth. No g Arden pb
Mr and Mrs VIII s. John and
family have returned 70 their home
on Rurns-ave, after spending
month A. Erie Reach, on
o
Dr. and Mrs Charles A. Aaron
and daughter have returned from 81
pena. after spending the summer IN
the Alpena Country club
Miss Edna Houghton. No o6l7
West Grand blvd. was the hostess
~ shower. Thursday afternoon Ia
honor OF Miss I.aVinnie Grosvenor
whose marr'age 20 Ray r I'Hot"
| Twill rdEe p1sCe S8rUTTTT FTTTTTTTE
Sept. Is Miss Crost enor will be
guest of1 honor ~ luncheon and
theater party Friday afternoon. civ
on by Mrs r. s Gabcn Mrs y r.
Butcher and Miss Phyllis Gaboll
An east side branch for Rod Cross
work which viii be- under the dlrcc.
tlon Of the women interested IN tho
work ar Nowberry house. Viii be
opened. Oct. I, IN tho Parkyiew Ath
letic club. No l12 Parkview ave.
which has placed room in The
club house az the disposal OF ape
I cisl comnIitt'. IN rgarizatiOn
meeting OF m cmbcrs OF the club and
women residents n The vicinity will
be hold In the club house FRIDAY a
ternoon at o'clock
Mrs Charles + KLnk and daugh-
ter. Carol. No s47 Fischoravo have
returned from several weeks STAY
a. Gravenhurst the summer home
. of Mrs Kinks parents Mr. and
Mrs. Max Partholomei
The Detroit times., 1917-09-07
( ~ 80 - sel-,f .e;S1 S..
sSsss ~ ~ ~ Rs9SAl15e 81 10y, III
!,,tS A. In p..ep AVE-. w 20. >y.%%

For Buffalo and points east daiiy
m Fare 50 For Cleveland Pitts
hurgh and points south daily no IS
% nd and II p m. For Alpana Mack
fnnc island 81 iguac~ and way ports
Mondays and Saturday. 2. m.
N~fneF days and Fridnvs, 30 q. m.
central time steamer leave foot ~
Thf~d-avN city Ticket Office l5l
CrispoId-sf Phone Cherry ei36
The Detroit times., 1917-09-07

Newt story big Tom and Mrs
Gohhlcr Take Lttle Trip.
The Detroit times., 1917-09-07

Mrs Charles + Ktnk and daugh-
ter. Carol. No s-i7 Fischor.ave have
returned from several weeks STAY
a. Gravenhurst. jhe summer homo
|of Mrs Kinks parents. Mr. and
Mrs Max Bartholomoi
The Detroit times., 1917-09-07

A stirring dramatic plsvtet '-~he
divorce question" BY William An
thony Mcclure Will feature the