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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-12-24
Arrested as Vagrant,
But Looks Like a Spy,
So Police Are Probing

Louis L.cvinsky. dOck"ted rs a va
rant was held by the police this
morning. pending word from milf
tnry authorities al Dcming Chief OF
Police Gslusha said ~levinsky. who
was arre,ted last night hy Capt Fat
OCirahy on Central venue answered
the description Of an alleged German
spy named Hcnslinger. who escaped
from the stockadc AZ urminE ON tc-
crmhcr -
Laura Rose. said by the police Ia
he an old offender. pnd flamon Iu.
ccro were given twcnty.fiy" days in
Jail by Judge Mcclellan In the cts
court for disordcrly court The police
say they bundled an old MAJ put OF
his room on West Tiicras avenue last
night and took possession ~ u for
au immoral purpose,
Frank Dtoru who created a distur-
bancc a. q dance. and aggravated his
offcnsr hy fighting Policeman Chavez
lil the way TO the station house when
h. was placed under arrest was fined
Si5.
y. Torres VAS given fifteen days In
iail FOR committing a nuisance ON the
street
Charles Howell and s. Montoya.
both charged with drunkenness and
disorder. who were under cash bonds
Of $40 and SIS. respectively, failed 70
answer when their names were called
and their bonds wee forfeited
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-12-24

church last nlshC Prof. u. stanley
Sedcr. the orgauiEt, directed the pro-
gram. Tho service began with an
organ recital % Nulettac music by
French composers. other NUMBER
were a solo by Mrs katherine GRIM
mcr BAILEY. M solos with choir ac-
compartment by Mrs Ada Pierce VIM
aud Robert z. Seweil.
selections from liaudel's Messiah
made np the last half 20 the program.
Masonic Childscn Have q laarty.
Candies. toys. ice cream cones and
popcorn balls were distributed To 900
children at a Christmas tree party in
Masonic temple yesterday afternoon,
under the auspices OF the Shrincrs and
the Eastern star lodge. state Senator
Isaac Barth filled tho role OF Santa
Claus. Games were played after the
distribution Of gifts.
tortnigiiuy Club ObscrNancc.
The For,nlghtiy Music club Rave lta
annual Christmas program yesterday
afternoon NJ the Elks' club. II drew
an audience that nlled the parlors,
The prograin, arranged ey Prof. a..
Stanley Scder. conductor OF the Fort
nightly Community chorus. included
Christmas hymns by the audience.
carols ~ the chorus and solos "
Mrs. kathryn Grimmcr Bailey, Mrs.
E. l. bradford. Miss Hortensc Swstzor
and Miss Grace Stortz.
~Scif-dcniai by sunday SCHOOLS.
For the Sike 90 the Armenian VIC
Tins Of the Turks the sunday school
children this yvar are practiclns self
denial, and llving up the annual
Christmas programs at he churches.
instead % arranging FOR "a distribution
OF gifts to the pupils as in former
years, the schools contributed to tho
fund for the relief OF the Armcnians,
the Aaildrcn adding to the Offering
The money viii be ~.nt through the
day AehoOls.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-12-24
The Menu for Today

ptstimc="All for "a Husband and
Are Mattresses safe, q comedy
"B"-"Bcatricc Fairfax "rcrils II
the Secret service. Current Events
Topical ANA Crooks and ~Crucodiles
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-12-24
Will Metzgar Sends
Letter from France

County Commissioner David J Metz
gar has received a letter from hi,
brother. Sergt william y. Metzgur o.
u company. second b;ttti ton. TWEEN.
.ticth engineers forest rcgimcnD from
Somewhere in France The letter
dated Thank-giyllA eve follows
Dear brother
Arrived - X after a long voyage.
Nothing exciting happened We Wrr,
"a scasick bunch. though. I am well
and feeling better than I ever did Ii
my life Remember ur tu All ms
friends ana relatives
Friends DESTROYS OF writing Go ser
geant Metzgar should addrr,, mail 'o
him as fu lows
Scrgt. Wlliam II Mctlslv. Co. y,
End Battalion 2sth Engineers,
A.. r.. r.. VIA Sew York
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-12-24
Personal News
Items

Auto springs. all makes. Korber Co,
Four-o. Taxi Service. Phone 40.
kness Taxi. Phone SOC. Day. night.
Merchants lurch. ~ 10 2 y. IA,
30c Pullman Cafe.
Mrs. James Walsh has returned
from a visit to phoaniN. Ariz. ,
Mrs. IL. A. Louscc OF Regina. S,sk :
Is visiting Mrs. Lougee during CHRIST.
mas.
Peter Trambley has gone 80 Las
Vegas to- spend tho holidays with his
parents.
see the new Moline knight motored
car Cooper Motor co, ltco prices up
Jan. l.
Jose sanchez has returned frOr,
Camp kearncy. houorubls DISCHARGED
from military service.
Miss lAverne Forest has retained
to Albuquerque a:tcr spending a num-.
Der OF months at Las Vegas.
william lieacock is home from tho
military academy az Roswell on a yisi,
10 his parents, Judge and Mrs. W c..
iicacock.
frvI =. stanley SeGcr has gone 20
Clovis TO spend a month visiting has
brother \ H. Scdcr, principal u 1
t.oSls school.
=. l. Morgan, II. arrive "a today ON
No. Z from burlington. Sorth turoltna.
To spend the holidays in Albuquerque
Win has iamilq.
rank H. \cwhall. wife ans two
children. are heTe IRON santa Re 10
spend tnrisimas with Mr.. ana Mrs.
}. . NcwhalI.
Miss Lillian Kiekc. who is principal
Of the commercial department OF tn,
high school at JorscyyiIie. III. is home
for tho holidays.
". lruuy left las, night for
his home IN EnEicwood, Kan. to
spend the holidays with his family.
Mr. and Mrs. ). T.. swain are stop.
ping over on their from the coast
TO Dallas. Texas, and viii spend thu
holidays hore with c T.. orr.
Misses Jane md Ellen Campbell.
rs South Third. left last night on
train No 70 vIsii relatives .n Pueblo
and Denver until after the holiday
G. " DAVIS OF Chicago, III. vas
married 20 Addic Jane Inn OF chica.
go. ~. on Saturday. December %.
at thc court house az old Albuquer.
que, y. VI. q.
George Lougcc OF Santa Fe, assist.
II director OF the New Mexico tan
payers association. Is visiting his
mother, Mrs. l.ouEec. on Nurih I'M
during the holidays.
Richard Barton, son OF y. i. Rar7op
superintendent OF the Santa Re shopq.
Is expected here this evening from
Flint, Mich. lie has planned - enter
she University OF Sew Mexico.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-12-24
Y. M. c. A. Basketballer
Shifts to Other Team

Sgan1ini Of the Rch team Of the
Y. NJ c. \ basketball league has been
shifted 10 the white team 90 take tho
place OF Clark, who retired from the
league The second d~oublchcadcr of
tho schedule will be- played AZ the
Y. NJ G. \. gymnasium tonight Pink
crt0n viii referee
The publ, Is invited To the games.
There Is no orarg" Tor Abundance.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-12-24
y. NJ {. \. NOTES.

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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-12-24

Alvarado farm eggs champion gro
per dozen.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-12-24
CHRISTMAS SPIRIT
FINDING PLENTY Of
EXPRESSION IN TOWN
Musical Programs, Municipal
Christmas Tree. Good Fellows
and Other Agencies Unite TO
Make Observance Noteworthy.

with churches. organizations and
committees carrying u various plans
and programs. the Christmas spirit
viii receive full expression In this
city.
Tho municipal celebration will take
place ut 9 O'Clock this afternoon, at
a towering Christmas tree on the lawn
Of the Alyarado hotel. Familiar hymns
will be sung under the leadership ~
y. W Benning. The tree will be IL
Illuminated at nightfail II will be light
cd up every night until New Years.
Good cheer from Good Willows.
There will be no distribution Of gifts
at the tree tha, part of the municipal
observance having been taken care OF
this year by the Good Fellows. tbs
little army OF Good Fellows have ar
ranged 20 provide Christmas cheer for
approximately sixty needy families.
The families on the lit include, 1, Is
estimated. about zee children It IS
planned to provide clothing, holiday
fare and goodies and ~playthings fur
The households listed. Many Of them
ARE families ~ healthscckers. and al
81 them would have had u slim Christ
ma but for the Good Fellows.
Hf%lrt tbf NtN~'ONN uhu NfhfftsHs
Phiianthropic good cheer viii flow
from other sources than the GOOD Fe.-
lows. DR.. G. r. Lukens. head Of the
Chiidrcn's nOme, win give a turkey
feast to ~newgDoys and newspaper car
riers at the Colorado Gaze On North
Second street tomorrow night. and
Mrs. Max Nordhaus VIII see that every
inmate ~ the Charity bureau colony
-. A..HtH... -...uH gntsrrrafHfa a
will provide other Christmas cheer for
the bureaus charges.
Christmas Play by Ihdisus.
The Junior class OF the Indian school
and the school choir will take part In
q dramatized version Of Dickens
Christmas Carol" % 80 o'clock at
The school tonight. Following the plaS
there will BE- a Christmas tree party
with a distribution Of gifts.
The play IS divided into four scenes.
The cast follows.
Scroogs Ca miscrly rich mani ......
..............-.. Frank fLathnrn
His Nephew ...... Franklin Hooma
Bob Cratchit. Juan Yazzl
The phiianthropists ,,.".........-.
.......D elmar Scott, John Harper
Young scroogs. ... .TootSans Teller
sister Fan .........i Rachel Palsano
pick wilkins. 90. Dcimar S,o.t
Mrs. Cratchit. .,..,.. virginia Norton
Belinda Grateful Kate PaiSih"
The Two Young Crap' hits .......
.... Vicente Garcia. Mav Gaco
rinv Tim Nicholas Aoeitn
The Fezzlwigs and their Friends
Cast
congregational service.
fsa-t.... -s.,yf. ..rta tho feature OF
tho service at the Congregational
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-12-24

GOING To CALIFORNIA hy lu,omo.
hilc-Will take few peopl" with me
for te5 each Leaving via Arizora
ncAt week. r. T. N, care Herald
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-12-24
BEBBER, OPTICIAN
Citizens Bank Bldg.

Phone $. I,cd Darn, 5iI ~ost Cop
per. FOR nrst class livery. ". l.. Trim.
nle A CO.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-12-24

This nice weather viii not continue
indefinitely. Buy .our coat now. Hahn
Coal Company. Phone ~,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-12-24
pASTIME THEATER
LAST TME TODAY ~
HOUSE OF HIcH-cLAss PICTURES
A SCREEN SURPRISE

DO Al screen stories look alike 10 you7 Are you IN sc.sch Of a pic.
tare that n ''ainereut7' DO yu want 70 be thrilled and tiekied--
and sfeD snrprtssdq SEE THIS PICTURE.
The herald., 1917-03-22

Sworn 90 and subscribed before me this
Ll,I day Ji February, lgl7.
lS5gugdb. Geo. Nm. Ructi, Pres: Geo. VIM.
Rucn, IT,. Sec. and Treas; \. !. Badger, {.
/. Fla,lc.
,Sisucdl SCOTT f. BEER
lSraD Notary Public
The subscribers have hercuniy respectively
written opposite their names the amount OF
stock subscribed for by them, 50 that this
act of Incorporation may serve also the
original subscription list Of this corporation;
and they have stated their post office ad-
dress, all to conform with Act No. lO7 OF
1914, State OF Louisiana.
Thus done and passed in this state and
city, the day and date aforesaid, in the
presence OF MessrS. Jues K. Award and
Fred Jacob. competent witnesses, residents
OF New Orllus La. who have hercunto
signed their names with the said appearers
and me, notary, after a due reading Of the
whole.
Signed: Geo Vim. Rueff, New Orleans, La,
= shares. $4,000; Geo. Vim. Rueti, j., New
Orleans, La, , shares, $1,000; y. j. Badger,
Flutte, New Orleans, La, ! share, $1,000.
Witnesses: Fred Jacob, Jules +. Award.
SCOTT +. BEER, Not. Pub.
|, the undersigned recorder OF mortgages
IN and for the parish Of Orleans, State Of
Louisiana, do hereby certify that the above
and foregoing act OF Incorporation Of the
Geo. VIM. Rueff, Inc, this day daily
recorded in my office in book 300, folio $500.
New Orleans, La, Feb. 2l 1917.
lSlgnedJ EMILE J. LEONARD, by. r.
SCOTT f. BEER, Not. Pub.
march IS p april 5
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That New Disease.

One of our eminent medical au-
tkOrities announces a brand new fatal
disease, which he calls angina of eff
fort, brought on by overwork, and we
suppose the government employees
will soon be organizing a movement
for 120-day vacations, including sick
leave, instead of 6Oday ones, so as
to lessen the risk somewhat.-Ohio
State Journal
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SOUTHERN PACIFIC LINES.

Depart. Arrive.
SIS a. m.-TENAS LOCAL for Hous-
ton and all stations inter
mediate .-----.-..-------.---..------. $40 p. m
Hoo a. ru-.--SUNSET LIMITED for
San Antonio, Fl Paso, New
Mexico, Arizona, Apache
Trail and Clliforuia-----.. s: 20 p. m.
II IS 4. m SUNSET MAIL for Hous-
ton, Galveston, Austin,
Waco, Fort Worth, Dallas,
San Antonio, Del Rio and
intermediate .--.-.---------.-----. 80 a. IN.
5:O5 p. m.--LAFAYETTE LOCAL for
Lafayette and all stations
intermediate ..--.------..--.-..ll: 40 a. m.
7:45 ?. m.-~TEXAS LIMITED for
Houston, Galveston, Austin,
Fort Worth, Dallas and
other North Texas points 6:5O a m.
Il 30 p. m. SUNSET EXPRESS for
Houston, Galveston, Waco,
Fort Worth, Dallas, San
Antonio, Fl Paso Apache
Trail, California and inter
mediate points --.-------.-..------ 6:45 o. m.
The herald., 1917-03-22


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E g.. hold and eNe-us Sc
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ho.c.naAove
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".|. In accord
ND 'E..t"s and record
'". r+' 10. Phi. corporation
. ... -." ... O.. .gw-atc pow
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. .>r. .. .r board of
'. ". elected from among
MAJORITY - whom. whcth-
. '- ..-0.tu.ci by proxy.
quorum ..r the ,.lustc-
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".... the ir~i meeting OF stockholders
. '.....a 90 directors o- until their
elected and qualified.
'... 40. The second Tuesday in
'.' a"t annually thereafter on the
i",-l |y .h January ~ each year a
..'. 49, the s'rgNh.lders Of this corpora
..'' ''t- be h'.d a IFS domictle for the pur-
Fr. "' r.c.t-y directors - succeed those
"."-" terms shall haN -p.rcd failure
p "" amy cause whatsoever ~ hold the annual
meeting ~ ST.. A.H.ie~,, or The failure 20
t...' directors -.n-"a' sha. no. dissolve this
tru IN office shall remain IN office until
their successor, shall have been respectively
duly chosen. elected. qualified and installed
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The herald., 1917-03-22
Was WILLING TO Go.

Mary Jane was taken to church for
the first time by her mother and she
became restless and her mother said
to her. MARY, you must be quiet or
they will put you out" and Mary Jane
answered Indignantly, me wished
they would put me out"
The herald., 1917-03-22

We, the directors Of the Geo VIM Rneff
ms have appraised the above movable prop
erty transferred to Geo. VIM. Rueff Inc, by
Geo. VIM. Rueff at the sum of 81, 5000, the
good will Of the business transferred by Geo.
W m Ruett to this corporation being appraised
az the sum of 10000, and we declare that
the said property and good will is taken over
at the total value of $500 for which full paid
Shares OF stock Of this company is to be is
sued 10 Geo. VIM. Rueff, for the full sum of
$4,000. That in our judgment the property
and good will thus transferred TO this COM
pany is well worth the sum at which it is
The herald., 1917-03-22
Russian Way of DRINKING Tea.

In Russia the natives never drink
milk in their tea, and cups and saucers
are never used for tea. 1t is drunk
from glasses.
The herald., 1917-03-22
So Sudden, Too.

Geraldine-"Do you get me-" Ger.
Adds that leap-year proposal?"
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(Daily except Sunday
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ION Saturday, leaves at 500 D. n.
SUNDAY TRAINS:
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Railroad Schedules.
NEW ORLEANS, Fl. JACKSON 81
GRAND ISLE.

Algiers Station.
WEEK DAY TRAINS:
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-02-24
BY Erank G. Menk,.

ON July 10 1897. Ollie Pickering, mn
outficldug person connected with the
louisville club took TO "sassing' an um-
pirc or some similar atrocity. 'or which
hs Wns expelled from tho paStimc
"llokus pokus this IL mess" be
monncd tho manager Now I ein't got
anybody to jam into that outiicld but
that clumsy bow legged rookie We Just
got from Paterson y !
The rookie" was none other than John
Henry tHonus) Wagner. who celebrates
his forty third birthday today; none
other than tho man who since has been
ranked by many rs the greatest all
around PLAYER of all time
From the moment Wagner made his
hig League debut he was n star That
first game stamped him as fine fielder
~ powerful fenrlcss batsmnu, aud de
spite his apparent RwkWRrdnosS II superb
hasetunner.
In his FIRST game-it was against wash.
inGtOn Wagner had "A perfect day nH u
gardener making two putouts aud one
assist AT hat-he amassed u 800 aver
age by shooting ouk n single and II
Made Sensational start.
Wagner got away to n sensat lonsl
start He hit safely In ench OF his fIrsr
nine games. lacing out fourt cen safetiep
IN thiftY.ihrec times up for an average
~ .i2t before he was halted by Rin
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-02-24
Pastor Made Ill
by Sale of Hen

MONTICELLO. y y Feb q
The ,lmc,, that kept Re-, Walter w
Reid from In, pulpit m St Johns
church here wa, caused hy the fact
,ha, he had sold at % cents pound.
hyrwe,em. the little lcghorn that had
LAID an rgg Tor him every day for three
years. except ten DAYS IN Lent last
year
"Ancr I sold that hen iclt guilty
oi having committed crime said
Nr Rud "and il made me so IN |
could ro, attend io M, church duties
for ihr umr being
\, tine hrn, vacation occurred m
Lent last wear. Nr REID wa, asked
Vt the ,alc at ,h', time VA, because
Lent was about to hegn
"No, at an he replied II accepted
4 call 10 Christ church rsrrucwn. a
Jew days apo aud learned ! rrus moi,
take ny chicken, with the
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-02-24
Bartender Robbed,
Locked in ICebox;
Drunk Not Touched

KANSAS CITY. Feb q As Grant
Carl bartender IN the Woods hotel bar
70l last Fourteenth street, wa, pol
t>hiug pa,,c, shortly before 7 o'clock
TIN, morning waiting lor the early ,u,-
toners, tNo roughly dressed men en-
tered and ordered drinks Carl busted
himself when the men called to him
He turned around TO find each armed
with a revolver.
They took $3.50 and a $50 ne rim
from HIM and $40 from the register.
when an AL n,rh,cr" sleeping IN
chair attracted their attention
shall We ir,k the druul. one
asked
Nav, be', probable been rolled long
ago, sand the other
So the mghWaymcn locked carl m
the iychoN aud went on their way
II was twenty minutes before the
bartender could awaken the drunk. who
finally through the thickness oi the ice
box, was told what had happened and
managed TO open the door.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-02-24
Hans Wagner Star From First
N " N * M
FOrty-Three Years Old Today

Kennedy He scored his first run on
July 90, his first two hngser on July 81
and his first triple ON July q? The first
Of the 100 humcruns That Wagner mad"
during Nj, twenty years ~ big lengucf
was driven out on August y of the
delivery Of Jack Dunn. then twtlinE for
BROOKLYN
On July % Wagner figured In his first
double play u brilliant hit OF work, one
NJ tho ROstoninu foes drove "A long liner
ut the Flying nutchman,' lie speBtcd
It. and almost with the same motion
that he caught n, shot II TO Bllly cling
man. who was playing third BILLY tipped
II To Catcher Wil-ch. who tagged out
the man who had dared Wasner's power
ful arm and tried TO score from third
on u fat-back nv
Wagner went into that July 10 comha,
M n desniscd substitute lie emerged
wearing the halo " greatness lIc cost
the l0ulfvlllr club few hundred dollars,
and nv his own wonderful PLAYING drew
into tho ,urnstlleS close to 81 900 400 over
the span ot twenty years II was the
playing of WnRucf that was the real
factor In swinging three pennants 10
Ilttahurkh; the greatness OF this ono
mnn that kent the Pirates In tho fight
for so many years; tho love and the -
TEEN for this how legged German that
stun brings crowds to SEQ tho Pirates nj.
'.'N NV NN'N ''hH'u NflVk Nhnta
Ing chRscrs
wagner started ~ mn outnelder. on
August 20, 1897 the regular sccondhaa..
man OF the Louisville club was injured
DO YOU think You cpn play second "'
dsNcd Wagner manager
TN Try ana IN do the best can &"
was the modest reply
The last Mohlean
Since that day Wagner has plnved
every position on the diamond once.
IN Nh emergency IN the earlier DAYS. no
pitched game-Hnd won n on several
other occasions he went behind ths hal
He played second frequently. was a stnr
at first. offichted ut third and In Inc
garden Hut " WIS at short that he
rose to the auptemo. " wns there that
he performed such wonderful fonts nnd
'1rnod for himself the Uilr-"thc supct
shortHtup
since 1897 thousands have tiscn 10 his
league heights. hundreds have flashed
brilliantly for awhile and then faded
and di"d nom major league view I,
lui', Leach. clarke. Utovu and the other.
have gone Wagner alone remains The
STOUT hearted. wonderful. lnvahle German
alone hns survived tho tvcnt, .yenr
Father Time And fsndom, as uni,
rises M and Nvhc. him a life eternal
TN the hir league realms that ha has
h'nvltd and gl0tlucd
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-02-24
Austrian Curses
Flag; Near-Riot
in Police Court

PITTSBURGH, Feb a A rio, was
narrowly ayertcd at Allegheny police
station today when George Baro,kv
-. an Austrian. attempted 10 tear a
small American flag from the breast
ot officer Richard Tate, who was
bringing him out ior a hearing be.
fore the magistrate
Barosky cursed the Star, and Stripes
and in broken English declared 1t
uugh, to he torn To ,htcd,' He was
held ON charge oi disorderlv con
duet until United States District AT
tcrney llumes can take steps TO have
him dcpottcd
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-02-24
Southern Magnates
Agree on Schedule

BIUNuNGHNM. Ala. Feb - Tho
,iuV schedule FOR the season Of 1917
viii he adopted ny the directors OF tho
Southern association today, according to
President Robert H. Bnugh. who In pre-
siding over the sessions OF the spring
meet ing uf the southern association which
convened here yesterday. II is under
stood n decision was reached last night
and a proposed schedule drafted by Mike
Finn. scou, for the Dctroi, Americans
will be adopted with number Of changes
particularly relative 10 sunday dates,