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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-11-22

gilbert uno 2tmelia 2eiIt, 636 Orient
I0e., Rnabe.
Sames uro Sarob SprouIs, $50
DIT gearl Str, Snabe.
Charles unb Wlinnie Wariptt, 333
B. 5ront Str, Snabe.
Sobn unb Catherine Shutte, 317
%. 5ront Str, 8nnbe.
4oolpb uuo Wargaret 9ei9manu,
2531 geetman Ctr, WldDteu.
S8car unb CLARA 9reRr, 1881 Gb.
IerputOrp 2lpe., Gnabe.
WattheQ uno ROie RobinIon, 2060
Reaoing Ro.. Mdb6en.
goparo uno gsIie DbseIsr, 2eebs
uno 2tnpOoo 4be., &nabe.
Soiepb unb Gorrie GQtfsr, 456
Glotter 2tpe., MGoter.
4Ibert urb ylargarst WcgIrop,
3115 8oOrman Qoe., &nabe.
Dtliam Sao &ote We6eI, 1906
0uolen Ctr, anabe.
/ 5obH uuo Catherine Slug, 1112
/ Garoen Str, anabe.
8pttlieb uno Uiarp Martiu, 2269
gogen Str, Snabe.
elmer uub Dorptbp 9un8, 1130
/ Queen Gitp 2loe-, MdoGsn.
5rant unb 9orotbp Stirling, $3.50
2i0oeQ 4De,, &nabe.
Srant uno Garrp gaeger, 81 alot.
Ter Qlpe., &ndbe.
9sorqe unp Mdmie 9upps, 913
Charlotte Str, anabe.
! g2ihOIas uno Qlnnu Qitris, 2tbertp
uno 8ine Str., Wdoten.
2lnoreus unb Mrona Sorpoo, 1912
plum Str, Wdofen.
Wtltael unb Gntherine GoelmeIer,
2S40 8nge YlQce, SnGbs.
i Shitpa unb W(iIi2a SupaIddr,
All FirbIdp Str, MQbter.
Deter uno Anna Roip, 1712
| 9amble Qluep. W}Qohen.
Beter uuo Gatherine Gras, 215
goeon Ctr, Mdohen.
Truns uno Marguretbd S6r0oer,
107 2lbertD Ctr, Gnabe.
g2idolos unb Soiepbine morn, 2o10
Dunlap Str, Mdpden.
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Oeburten.

Gopnro unb Roia Walte, 1907
Sprino Str, anabe.
peter uno 2llma Burg, 1859 glifs
ton gpe., Gnabe.
4lfreo uno CLARA ara6n, 21Q6
8ine Str, Widohen.
6rant uno Wapme Wunan, 2616
Soff Ctr, anube.
8iuiam uno Soa Gblsroing, 2425
9sairpiep Ipe., anabe.
Rapmono uno Gillian WliIep, God
Lamb. Maoten.
Diner uno Mumie 9enH. 603 5rees
man Mpe., ENobe.
5oroce unb Srma Soritmau, 1883
giIbop Ctr, nfdbden.
GbDarb uno 5loreuce arleser, Wtos
oifonpiIe, Mabhsn.
Senrp unb Mamie 2isfrig, 2042
Dunlap Str, Mdpheu.
Matbias uno Catherine RoIen'tiel
3621 Mihisan Ipe., arobe.
GborIes unb 2pis 2epp, 1928 grit
4pe., Mdbhen.
slbuIpb unb gnna saiebe. Stursi;
Ipe.. Rnabe.
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Gin, 1anfia8un8sta8
@iro Gsuis ". sypiter aus Der Jail
entiaHen lueroen.

Snfolse zines, snifnen benz Bum
bess sDiitrittannalt We4,berion. Bum
ossmarihall Gusene letpis unb bem
Bunbestommifar Jroni 6otpeG bon
Dapton. g., seiroffenen 4bsommens
ipiro Der friibere DorIenn,oiler 2ouis
10. Joiier, Der fih ipesen DerIebuns
her poitssiebe in btr Sail ~ Iron.
g.. befinbet. am Worsen bes Dantias
sungstnges entlaHen iper0en.
Softer tpurbe beidnntlih nit Ans
breip GeiI. Sobn W. Scott, u. 6,
Balbtpin unb 90. s. Campbell. bic,
onberen Witslisbern Der perirddtsr
C'D.n Co.. 5u ie feds Nondten G'es
fdnanib unb $25 StroIe nebn Rofer
mrurtxiIt. Die bier Qebteren tpuroer
fhon am "a. Ditober b. g.. naMben
Fe bic Straie be3aNt bdtten. aus be,
Daptcn Sail entlaEen. 0ofter jebod
ertl1rte unter Glib. bdB er Elm pau
per- lei unb nini be3ohen iOnne.
1robbem bas Osies Dorf4wibt. baf
ein Uefongener unter bieien umiton'
ben nur 80 Gage na@ benz Ablauf feis
ner 9oftftrafe in Der Sail bebdlter
ip<rben tam. bate % nod einise go
den genommen, bis bic in0tbisen Gin
! tragungen etc. bdtien erltois. iperber
! f0nnen, unb "a mar nur nuf bns aus
briidli6e Bitten 1cier's bin. bob G
! ben Dontiosunsstoa nit ieiner 1ami
lie Derbrinsen m66ie. bob bic Neom
ten Is 70 orroagiri<n. bab ieinen
Wuni&e sntipro8en tDss6tn tann.
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SeGbndtigt Shnl Superintenoent
Sger I'm nGdIiteu SdDnljabr
eiuSufiibreu.

Die grfabrunger, bic S6ulTuperinz
tenoent 9per ouf istner tiir3Ii6en
Rsiis nah Rep Yort uno Bolton gsa
IommeIt BAT, peroen i'm tommenoen
S6uIiabr bic Grri6tuns elmer Reibe
BON Spe3idIturisn an ben DFfentLihen
Sdulen iotpie bic Stoffung peitsrer
3pei9e in Der GortbiIoungsiauIe CUR
5olge haber.
9err 9psr GuBerte ii6 seItern fe6r
entbuiiaItiih Iber ods, mas er I'M
Often geIeben uuo ertIdrte, bab sr i'm
ndtIten Sabre bier in eriter 2iuie
Spe5iollebrer Fiir itotternoe uno bleids
Iiihtige Ginber anitelen tpiirne, oenn
oieies babe ii6 i'm Often gang ausgss
3sihnst hetpGhrt.
Su Der GortbiIoungsihuIe iollen ir
erIter 2inie alaIen fir 9uhbrudel
uno S6riftieBer srriftet peroen, TO-
pte alufen fir junge Wdbten, BIZ
rpdbreno oes Sages in Geihdften tbds
tig iino. 5n eriter 2inie rperben biel
bic 9ertduTerirnen beriidiiftigt tper:
ben uno fpeitere 4usbilouna auf ben
9ebiet oes Waarenpertaui5 erhaltsu
9erartige alaFsn bat Serr 9per II
gtep gort geIeben uno Teitgeitellt, oai
Der unterriht fir oas 5orttommen De-
iunsen mdbhsn isbr f0rberlih lit
Serr 8ner geoentt Iber feline geobGh
tunesn i'm Often bemndtit Dor be:
gereinisuns Der qrtn5ipals elmer
| 9ortrag gu balten.
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Hlilhtiger Menerbelo.

Der poIisei gelana es bisher mod
nitt, bss Burden babbaft Su fpers
ben, tpeIher am Sonntag Ibenb ben
8trt1 Charles Shepele, ao, 2540
gditsrn 4penus. in beHeu Gotal nit
eiusm MleHsr augrtfF uno iblH Elm.
tiefs, eefdbrIids ShuittpunDe am
oalie beibradte. IS erforoerte %
geabeIn, um ole Wunbe 5uSundben.
Das geFinpen nes Shefpele 1T bebents
lid unb iammtlihe DiitrittItationen.
Ippie Die 8eborbeu BON Goptnston
une Reppprt iinp onsspisien tporoen,
auf ben WeHerbelben 81 fuhnoen.
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German 2oeffler. 80 SABRE, 18 20.
Glber Ctr, Subertuloie.
2ouis suii. q 1ase, 1549 peron
Ctr, Shp1he.
SoIepbin. 8urIose, 81 Sabre, 1426
8eeh Npenue. 9ubertulois.
pst.r Rubn. SO Sabre. 1920 Sdis
idfrds Gtr., Rippenfeaent5iinbung.
9ribset Glen Gorcoron. SO Sabre,
615 SO. 8. Ctr, 9ubertuloie.
Geo. 6. Goooell. AZ Sabre, Snquelt
in Ghtpebe.'
2ouis Geismon. 81 SABRE, 221 als
banp ape.. Snqusit in Sduebs.
NelIie Gabtp, AZ Sabre. 2o3 Queen
gitp 4pe., Darmleib,n.
Catherine R.inp. 35 SABRE. 9O8 gn'
right 4pe.. 9ubertuloie.
5.nrp 4bl.r. 62 Sabre. 2217 Gull
ton 4pt., 3uderrubr.
Sismuno gupbrat, 70 SABRE,
6dlasfIub.
Winidm Mabler, 81 Sabre, 1903
6orriion Npe.. 9rippe.
Nbele p.ttit. II Sabre, 701 Glbes
ron 9pe., Snquet in Sdpebe.
eugene Gt.nser, "a Sabre. 1858
Dennis Ctr, suber.uloie.
Mnrtina G6pars, IA SABRE, 521
Warner Ctr, Nierenleiben.
Gbos. WeibIih, 66 SABRE. 375e
Wsob 9lnenue, Snqueft In Gdpebe-
Runisunbo Ylantenbuebler, Sc
Sabre, 415 Delta Npe.. Ser5leiben.
Bertha Riebersana 33 Sabre
Spring unb 2ibertp Ctr. Snqueit II
SHpebe.
aaiprence Skriban, So Sabre
NItenbim. Gdlasflub.
Buno RufbaI. q Sabre, Snqueii ir
G1mebe.
Jreberid Bertram, 80 Sabre. 3241
rSefferfon Wpe., 0ebirnb!uten.
annn Maria pfaller, "a SABRE
1922 Mliee Sir., arebs.
grnft O. portmusner. 65 SABRE
625 Delhi abe. 6ersIeiben.
9bomos g. JIemming, 36 SABRE
1865 qinben Ctr, Snaueit inS1fpebe
Nnna q. Wsenb. II Sabre, 25(
Dorner Str, Snqusit in Sdpebe.
6asel Smith, 38 SABRE, 400 Wei
Court Ctr, 9ubertuIoie.
William Webrle. 2 Sabre. 101:
Yort Gtrabe. Snorlah.
Gthel Glassens. 8 Wona!e, Wpom
ing 6lnts. 6irnent3iinbuns.
Nlies Seo.t. 40 Sabre. SIP Wei
Qibertp Gtrabs, 6trsleiben.
Gunnp ereieme. % Sabre. 91Oeau
rel Gtr.. Qrebs.
Bernard Uonberbrint, 35 Sabre
02S Nnnt Ctr. leberperbGrtung.
Qouife GLEN Gtroufe. / Sobr. GIL
Ri6mpnb Gtrabe, Qungenenf3iinbune
NaeboIeno Neff. Is Sabre. 103
Gtrnigbt Str. Geberleib<n.
Jofspb aerbinanb Uob. 65 Sdbr'
1851 Wdrioip Mpe.. aeberperbdrtune
Jobn gborles Wads, IL Monot'
1859 Deit 8. Ssrabe, aunsensnisiin
bung.
Gorrp 6enrp Douns. 80 Sabr,
gprins grobe unb 6oppIe Ctr, 5n
qaeit in Gnpebe.
Jofepb Nooter Jodfon. 6 Wonat'
660 on 8. Gsrabe. aunsenent5iin
bung.
Wilbreo QutdS. 2 Sabre, $40 Mt
4. Gtrobe. DipbtberitiS.
Nnna Dra&. 81 Sdbet. 261 Star
Girdbe. 1ubertulofe.
pbiuR Deter. 81 Sabes. 46A Ban
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hsro6geIebtsn qreiIsn gu iidsrn. Der
4norang mar berart, oaB 6srr 8eorg
S6lDab ben 8ertauf bsreits um baIb
8 ubr Itatt I'm 8 llbr er0f'nete.
Der 8ertauf Der ginSelbiuets
fir Die beioen srTten Sonaerts, Die
5reita9 ysahmittag uno Sar1itug
Qbeno Itattfinben, nirlmt am Wiittz
mod Morgen bel Der gbur6>geins
lamp SO. an Der 8ierten unb Gin
Strabs fsinen Qnfang.
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(Sam. 8. Saccbg, "a, ct. 2ouis, ,Wto.
lgatbsrine 8. Sornig, 19, W. Z. Ctr.
(adrl Woboupt. 27, gurner ctr.
laotberine Maper, %, State 4Oe.
(Spbn 6. Raget, %, 2slbi.
l2ebo Straer, 20. Debit.
rs. 9Gb. Hieberbelman, &c, SoresStr.
lWatbilbd Wsper, IS, Stint Ctr.
(ssrart 6. Gtraub, %, gins ctr.
lMamie &. 9able, q. Solicit 4Ds.
(G6Qrles SO. Sbielos, 81. Norpoob.
lWargaret 9. Springer, 22,Rornooo.
(cyo6n u. 7eafp, 80, %. 4. CTR.
(2tIics 2augblin, 26, Fithie Ipe.
(oSo6n 8. aob6es, SO, Central Qpe.
lWarp aennebn, %. Wilton Ctr.
[G. mcainnsp, "a, Man6sItsr GngL.
l5r.oa Ssirs, 19, Sosmsrs Sotsl.
(0iaiam 6. Somiltpn, "a, lppn pl
lSalom. 8irnbaum, 26, Spr.Gr.4pe.
(Gbparb Sun3, %, Gin Ctr.
lMIiGis 9olratb. 26. Qoa Ctr.
(gsni. syrontenboff. 25. Rsnner Str.
l5slsn Osborne, a, garfteIo placs.
(Tartin Iropp, "a, Sobn Ctr.
lgsqa StalbDf, p. Sobn Str.
lSarrp &. Reeb, 80, oynbianapolis.
lGiuian Sarrinston, "a. 0uols9 Ctr.
lFrane Stulte, SO, Rittenbouie Str.
l2ora Tlepers, q, 8apmiIer Str.
| (Spbn SO. Rbu, IT,, 20, Rortpooo.
lWinifreb q. SadIon, q, Sstuttt Ipe.
(Biniam SobnIon, "a, ,pleaiantRiose.
lRancp &. RihuroIon, Is, pl. RIoge.
| (Soi.pb Q. 8ertb, "a, RsaOs Sir.
lMarD u. 0rueter, SO, ReaOe Str.
| (Cscar gurter, %, 0iQiumstopn, ,ap,
| lMabst gbilbers, Is, Gimsrs 9otel,
| (Gbarlss gost, %, .. 2ibertp Ctr.
| lIlora 5uber, %, Zine Ctr.
| (Soi.pb M. glltmaun, q, Race Sir
| lGlauoiua Ssnils, Is, Joreit II. Satb
! CSenrp 6. StaubiB, 20. State aps
| l4nua 80. &. 5. RufIts. State @os.
| (Diuiam groots, q, Sst6su Ctr.
| lGlis. gieoenbenoer, II, Gaitern 4ps
| (Gbp. 6. s.Qiobann, q, Gartbogs,C .
| (Wurn Siren, %. gImfpooo Yiace.
| (Gborles gligman, q, God Ctr.
| lSba Roogers. 10, God Str.
(Georoe Gipslaae, %, Glare 2lps.
| lgharlptte WiIIen, %, Race ctr.
| (SCIepb Sot, "a, 8sF Str.
| laNna 2ubpig, 26, 8eIt Str.
(Sobn eiditabt. 54, gaObIs Court.
| lglnna Glansman, 80, RobIs Court
| (gsro.l 80. MsneTes, %, RorpoOb.
| lMaripn &. Sleisht, 20, Satlsp.
| I5rso. gsIfmann, 80, GrIanssr. ar
| lgarris aditrup. 80, goal Ctr.
| (Diliam 3insmeiitsr, %, Horpoot
| l2uIu SuhIhsr, %. Reaoine. 3.
Iauguit gublbsusr, %, WbitIer Stl
| lMars. Stneioer. q, %. WtcIeiter
| l9luouit 8eisltr, q. Clifton 9lpe.
| l2iIlidn Gharriugton, Is, GuloertSt'
(arani 9. Mcllop, %, SO. 8. Ctr.
Senristta Seile. q. Spring Or. Ipt
| Igeorse u. gedIdsiosr, %. Ror,pooi
/ lGtbel Dunn, 19, Norppco.
(@mor 8. aDinssr, %, Bates ape.
l2uelIa 9edmanu. "a, Golerain 4D
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Strobe, esnaueit in Gfjtpebx.

Strobs, Snqueit In Sdipebe.
Gli5abetb geimiib. 56 SABRE. 466
Sit McNifen 4penue. arebs.
5elen 2oedn, 1868 RittenbouI.
Sirabe. Snqiieit in Sttuebs.
9apib Wsab, 4 Wonate. 1866 Geu'
tral apenue. 2unsenentsiinbuns.
Sorob 6art, 49 Sabre, 915a BIN.
Ctr. 5er5lsiben.
5onorab Wara, 78 Sabre, aIsiner
4rmenIdtpeftern, NNreulsinen.
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9ie Sgmpbonie.9 9onscrte.

Der Dertauf Der Saiiontartsn fir
bic spmpbpnistonaerts fam am geitri@
gen ab.nb gum gbiaIub unb Der lsste
Gag brahte nod eine Ishr rese Rah>
frage. 4uberbem fano seitern Der
9er,auf Der GaiionbilI.ts fir Wtuiit>
itiiIsr Fatt unh bic iusenplihen Wtu=
iitbefliiIeneu tpdren in bellen Shndren
berbeis.Itromt. um f1 bic Harten su
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Der Staotrat6.
Sta6tDater C'Srien mill o3onen ber
Ueranihloiisfeit" id)affeu.

Diefe 3onen iollen fih In Der Rud1
barfhaft aGIer Soipitdfer befinben.
- Wos bic betreffenbe Sroinan5
beitimmt. - Der Stdbtratb senebs
miate geitern aablreihs 8onoauss
gaben. - Die galtern Mpenue une
bic Spring Grope 4penue erbolten
Granitpf!ofter. 8orkreitunger
fir ben neuen ftdDtiihen geleuh.
tungstontratt. gerIdieoeHe ps'
titionen unierbreitet.
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Sir gteiubett Etdrfe unn bette Mefaiiate Gee
brnudea gle
Rippey's Pmre Cream e1
Tartar Baking Powder.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-09-27
DISCIPLINE WEST
POINT MUTINEERS
Cadets Declare They 'SiIenCed'
Instructor for Question
ing Their Veracity
Associated Pressl

WEST POINT, N. Y, Sept. 26.-Al-
though the special board of inquiry
will not report on the case for several
days. drastic measures of discipline
are being meted out at the military
academy as the result of the cadets
having twice administered the Isl
lencei t, Captain Rufus e. Long an
instructor -,
lieutenant Colonel Frederick w. Sib-
lev the commandant, has issued the
following order:
"IJntil further orders cadets will con-
fine thmselves t. their rooms. During
rc,ease from quarters, Immediately
after breakfast and Immediately after
dinner. un I call to quarters, cadets
will confine themselves to the limits of
the area of barracks and the cadet
sentinels will be posted ten minutes
after drill and will make inspection
e--ery half hour.
This means that the entire corps is
practically under arrest, denied all
privileges and permitted to see no one
not oficially connected with the mill
tarv acaCemy. The order will remain in
force until the return of General Bar
rick, the superintendent, who is ex-
pected tomorrow.
1t is not often that the silence"
treatment is inflicted upon a superior
officer, and the present case is the
Los Angeles herald., 1910-09-27
CABINET HOUSE PARTY
HELD At WHITE HOUSE
Taft and Advisers Have a Long
Meeting; Discuss Supreme
Court Vacancies

WASHINGTON, Sept. 26.-The cab
met house party at the White House is
in full swing tonight. Eight of the nine
members of the presidents official
family moved in today. They held a
formal session in the cabinet room of
the executive offices in the forenoon
and continued their informal discus
sions at a luncheon which began at
1870 p. m. and did not end until nearly
o'clock. During the late afternoon
the various cabinet officers returned to
their respective departments, but gath
cred again at the White House for dim
ner and a long evening talk on the
south veranda.
The presidents forthcoming appoint
ments to the supreme court were the
chief topic of discussion. 1t is said
there are no outstanding candidates for
the supreme court vacancies. The pres
ident is keeping his mind open. There
is little chance that his selections VIII
be made much before congress con-
venes in December.
From the time 1t meets in october
until the senate confirms new ap-
pointment by the president, the SUI
preme court will proceed without
chief justice. Nothing has happened
to change the well founded impression
that Governor Hughes will be made
chief justice, but his nomination will
not be announced until the senate is
in session.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-09-27

and actions of the members. Three
girls living together and fighting the
world with poor ammunition and pretty
faces have little chance to escape the
married state. And they didn't, al
though their speeches and actions up
to the time when they cuddled up close
to lone of those big brutes," and even
then furnished three hours of enjoy
ment Some in the Belasco audience
last night were so cverjoyed that but
tons and stays must have groaned.
think one woman was hysterical.
AS Pamela Gordon, Eve Kelly was
delightful Her expressed hatred of
all men was a bit yociferous at times.
but she gave an excellent reading OF
the role, taken as a whole. Lewis
Stone had a part Just to his measure
and liking in the role of Edgar Holt,
and he made his usual weekly hit.
Adele harrington as Lucille Purcelle,
elocutionist, who liked the men and
was not afraid to say so, but who
never seemed able to make the men
like her, was screamingly funny. Emma
Lowry and Helene Sullivan, two MEM
bers of the Celibate club, gave good
account of themselves. Charles Giblyn
must have had much experience with
apartment house janitors, so exact was
his portrayal of one of that breed or
pests. Richard Vivian, Frank Camp,
Ida Lewis and others of the Belasco
organization appeared to advantage.
g. o,
Los Angeles herald., 1910-09-27
GIRLS AT THE BELASC0
FURNISHES HEARTY LAUGH

whenever girls hate men or when
ever men hate girls, there's a reason
Usually it is because they have been
Tilted or are so personally unattractive
that the opposite LEX will not deign to
notice them The former reason hap
pens to be the potent factor which
caused Pamela Gordon, secretary and
stenographer to take q vow of eternal
celibacy and attempt to make all who
came within her sphere of influence
take and keep that same vow. She
could have tried again with eminent
SUCCESS, for she certainly is pretty and
charming. But she preferred to remain
a man-hater until she met the COM
mon fate of all of her kind. She fell
desperately in love with a mere man
and left no doubt in everybody's mind
that she intended allowing the gentle
man to engage the services of a parson
at the earliest possible moment.
All this became apparent last night
at the initial production at the Belasco
theater of Girls" enc of the late Clyde
Fitch's numerous satirical effusions on
modern social tendencies. In the first
act we all became aware that Pam
would sooner or later marry the gen.
tlernan in the evening dress, for we
knew the man-hater had met her fate
(for a second time, according to her
own admission). And we knew her
Celibate club would sooner or later go
the way of all such clubs because
mutiny was evident from the speeches
Los Angeles herald., 1910-09-27
ACTS ON ORPHEUM BILL
SUIT MOST ANY TASTE

Three turns on the current Orpheum
bill vie for first place this week. From
the standpoint of magnitude and mag
nif1cence kris Kringle's Dream" is
the very best turn on the bill. From
the standpoint Of pure entertainment
AL Jolson is far and away ahead OF
all others. From the standpoint Of
dramatic worth "Sweethearts" is not
only the best of the bill but is in a
class by itself. The individual taste
may be easily satisfied, therefore, by
the Orpheum menu this week.
Kris Kringle's Dream" is an act
taken bodily from the more or less
s'Top % Th' World" The Doll Prin-
cess, Peppermint Kid, Jack-in-the-
Box, Polar Bear and other characters
found in favorite books of the nur-
sery are seen on the stage. Added to
the antics of these is the Collie Bal
let" in which six pretty girls dance
around six beautiful Scotch collies.
Then, too, there are songs and dances
by others in the cast, making the
whole affair an act which will appeal
to adults and children, particularly
the latter. Vivian Ford, as the Doll
Princess, makes an especially pleasing
impression.
''Sweethe ts' is a dramatic sketch
presented in a most artistic manner
by Mr.. and Mrs. Erwin Connolly. Inc
playlet tells of how two youngsters,
parted when young, remain loyal to
each other until their hair is silvered
and their bodies old and bent The
sweet simplicity of the story told in
q manner sucu as only Sir Gilbert
P-rker, the author, possesses, makes
an instant appeal to ones feelings. Be
sides this the two characters are enact
ed in a truly artistic manner by Mr.,
and Mrs. Connolly. The blu and
hearty speech of Mr.. Connolly and the
shy, retiring ways Of n Connolly,
ut the roles they portray exactly.
Al Jolson, though a holdover made
90 big a hit yesterday as he did a
week ago. His particular brand of
entertainment seems to suit the desires
of the majority of vaudeville-lovers to
a nicely.
George Mckay and John Cantwell
in a poor mixture of comedy, songs
and dances, and the Krags, novelty
gymnasts, are the other new turns on
the bill. Minnie Dugree and her COM
pany, 1.-THE Minister'S Wife," the
KauffmaAs, bicyclists, and Renee
novelty musician, holdover.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-09-27
DRAMATIC NOTES

Three large audiences greeted the
opening of the new Sullivan & Con-
sidine bill of vaudeville, which opened
at the Los Angeles theater yesterday
afternoon and night. This bill is as
good as anything that this popular
priced theater of variety has onereo
this season. The old plan of but two
shows a night, except on Saturday and
Sunday nights, when three perform
ances are given, will be the rule this
week.
The new bill contains three excel
lent features. These are Dorothy De
Schelle and her company, offering Sew
ell Collins clever comedy dramatic
playlet entitled Thirty Dollars" the
Mayvilles with their liliputian wonders
and living marlonettes, and Rose ana
Ellis, barrel jumpers. others on the
bill are Lew Hoffman, Musical Irving
and Lozelle.
Another crowd filled Bristol Pier cafe
Sunday to hear the new headliner OF
the weeks bill, Eileen Adams, an op-
cratic soprano, who charmed the east
last wear while in concert. Miss Adams
voice is a mezzo-soprano of wonderfully
clear and sweet character. She has
rich quality from the lowest tone TO the
maximum of her remarkable range. She
excelled In "Mignon" romance and gave
a fine Interpretation of "Tannhauser
passage.
Carmen Phillips, whose voice has
augmented pier crowds, rendered a
number of new songs to the satisfac-
ton and enjoyment of her audiences
Roderic Vance. master of the piano
forte and a singer of considerable re-
pute, still is a member of the hostelry
company and pleased with his rendl-
tions and selections. Performances
still are given each evening at the pier.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-09-27
WOMAN'S LEAGUE ASKS
VOTES FOR MRS. WHITE
Los Angeles Chapter Assists in
Campaign for Southern Cali
fornia Representative

The Los Angeles chapter of the
American Woman's league is greatly
interested in the coming election of a
state regent for California. AS only
the candidates on the official ballot are
recognized at University City, the
members are urged to cast their votes
for Mrs. Claudia Hazen White of Los
Angeles.
Mrs. White has received the largest
number of votes in the primary cleo
tion and Southern California desires
the honor of electing the first state re-
gent, which can easily be secured If
every member exercises the franchise
privilege. Mrs. White has done much
for the numerical strength of the Los
Angeles chapter.
All members who have signed the
notes for the membership reservations
are urged to send their votes to the
chapter house. 1882 West Forty-ntnth
street, where they will be indorsed and
forwarded to University City.
The official ballot sent from Univer-
slty City to every member of the Amer
lean Woman's league says the follow
ing of Claudia Hazen White:
Mrs. Claudia Hazen White is per-
son of charming personality ana is
we'll known in this country and Hawaii
as a finished artist and teacher of elo-
cultion, physical culture and dramatic
art.
Mrs. White is a born organizer and
has been prominent factor in organ
izing the American Woman's league
in California, making an exceedingly
fine record in helping to build up the
Los Angeles chapter to be the largest
in the country. She has also won well
deserved honors as a lecturer, play
wright and journalist.
Mrs. Whites chief characteristics
are her great loyalty and unquench-
able enthusiasm. She has received the
largest vote of any candidate in the
United States in the primary elections
Mrs White is in a position to devote
her entire time and energy to further
ing the league work in California and
If elected promises her most faithful
services.
MRS. White was nominated by the
following chapters: Los Angeles, Santa
Barbara, Orange, Inglewood, Fullerton,
Nevada city, Santa Ana, Long Beach,
Paso Robles, Sunland, San Diego, AL
paugh, Compton, Pasadena and Big
Pine"