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Will Dispose of City Business.

All unfinished business before the city
council will be disposed of at meeting
tonight after which will come the sum-
mer recess Of council until September.
Prior to adjourning there will be joint
session of both boards for the purpose of
electing police commissioner from the
first ward to fill the vacancy caused by
the resignation of Police Commissioner
Robert S. Barrett. Among those whose
names have been mentioned as possible
candidates are John Leadbeater and A..
Sidney Mankin.
4 large delegation of members OF Alex
andria Lodge of ElkS and hundreds Of
other citizens last night attended the
opening of the weeks entertainment at
Luna Park under the auspices of Alex
andria and Washington lodges of Elks.
Lewis H Machen has been appointed
associate editor of the Alexandria News.
For several years past he has covered
the legislative proceedings for a Rich
mond newspaper.
Fire at 2 o'clock this morning destroyed
Fayette street between Queen and Prin-
cess streets
Suspected of Shooting.
| Dennis West. coored, suspected OF
| shooting at a seal clerk named West at
| the Potomac railroad yards about six
weeks ago, was yesterday afternoon ar
| rested by Special officers Reynolds and
| Mann Of the Nashington-Southern rail-
way. as he was about to board a train.
West was turned over to the authorities
of Alexandria county today for trial.
A fine Of $50 was imposed in the police
court today on Herbert Willis. colored.
alias Midnight" charged with cutting
Lima Stewart, also colored.
Raymond Roland. son of Policeman
Charles Roland. while playing In a
wagon yesterday afternoon fell and
broke his arm.
The Alexandria Construction Com
pany has sold to Conrad Johnson house
No. 622 North Washington street.
The Sunday school teams of the city
identified with the Sunday School Base
Ball League have until tomorrow to
furnish a certified list of their players
to J. T. Preston. secretary of the
league.
J. D. Normoyle left Sunday for an au-
| tomobile trip to Atlantic City and New
York
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-07-30

Was Cured of Consumption
by Father Johns Medi cine. r. II. Lewis,
Gloversvile. y. Y. Pure Food Medicine.
-Advt.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-07-30

If you want work read the want col
umns OF The Star
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GOOD LOGIC.

Nayborly-Don't you ever again want
to be friends with Binks?
Knotso-No. If l did the money 1
spent for that spite fence would 10
wasted. .--------.--
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ALEXANDRIA AFFAIRS
SaIoonkeepers Selling Liquor
to Women Will Be Fined.
COURT INTERPRETs LAW
City Council Will Dispose of Unfn.
ished Business Tonight and Ad-
journ Until September.
Special Correspondence of The Star.

ALEXANDRIA, Va, July 30. 1912.
Heavy fines will hereafter be imposed
on saloonkeepers who are arrested for
selling liquor to women in violation of
the Byrd liquor law and the police to-
day We're requested by Police Justice
Cation to report places where women
obtain drinks and to have the pro-
prietors taken to court.
This decision was announced by the
court in dismissing the case Of Henry
Cheshire. who conducts a saloon. and
who was charged with having sold
beer to Irene Bushrod, colOred.
In dismissing the charge Justice Cation
said that it was by chance that the evil
dence was obtained, adding that what
Cheshire was charged with doing IS
practically no different from other sa
loonkeepers in the city catering to that
class of trade are doing. and that 1t
would be manifestly unfair to impose a
fine on him without having the others
that there was a possibility of the BYRD
law being misunderstood in this re-
spect.
The court declared that under the pro-
visions of the law it is violation to sell
liquor to woman. and that hereafter
heavy fines will be imposed.
The court said that In the last ten
years two-thirds of the cutting, shooting
and killing that has occurred in the sec
ed Petersburg are directly due to the
selling of liquor % women.
1t was further stated by the court that
there are 400 or 500 worthless colored
women who make a. practice of hanging
around saloons for drinks.
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Printing That Measures Up to the
Highest Standard in Quality.
You will appreciate J. & II. Printing 1t is
bright looking. Distinctive in style and very
attractive.
Judd & Detweiler, Inc,
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DIES AFTER KILLING
 SLEEPING HUSBAND

ADEL, Ga oct. 2s.-The bodies of M. 4. Crosby. cashier of the bank of Adel. and his wife were found in their bed room this morning by their six year-old son.
 The woman was on the floor. with q revolver in her hand and a bullet through her brain. Crosby was on the bed. shot through the right eye.
 At the inquest it was decided that Mrs. Crosby had Killed her husband a, he slept and then killed herself Sud- den insanity on the part of the woman is the only solution to the tragedy that intimate friends can offer. She had been Respondent for some time because of ill-health. They lived hap oily as far as known. The will of the dead man was found in d bureau drawer. IL left everything 10 his wife and children. Crosby was the wealth. lest man in this section of Georgia
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GRAHO JUhY WANIS
 ESkINOS WATCHED

The grand jury handed .u th. f1- lowing report this morniue
 To the Honorable c. p. NHrue judge of the district court
 We, the grand juiy for the Second division of the district If Alaska. ,m- paneled to serve for the Sps.ial. oete- Der term of 1912, do hereby make re- port of the business concluded by Us:
 out of ten cases presented [, Us by the assistant United States attor. hey. N. II. Castle, We have returned eight true bills and two not true liUs. and as to matters considered 1v IS presented by others than the assistau, United States attorney. We have faith fully considered same. but have found no cause to present indictments th,r.- fore.
 Reports having com ta rs lat white men visit the sandspit and fre- quent the cabins of the Eskimos re- siding both inside and outside of the municipal limits. with no good objects creating disturbances that are pye5u dicial to the Eskimo and to the peace of the people of this conr urity. :t is
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FILMS THANKS ALL

I wish to express. through the col umns of your paper. my gratitude and sense of obligation. for the support and courtesy the people of Nome have extended to me in the election just passed.
 The fact that the support of my friends was insufficient to elect. de- tracts nothing from the quality of that support.
 I am satisfied with the result of the election. and do not construe the re- suit as a denial of the right of Council to representation.
 am satisfied that the electorate have chosen wisely. and that none of us need feel ashamed of the gentle men from the Second division who go down to Juneau.
 Respectfully yours.
 VIM. C. ELMS. Wednesday. II a. m
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earnestly re.."usa5.a t..t Eo;h tie federal and municipal authorities maintain .sst. v.rH .ssr this section In order t..t rais condition may cease. and ..srd- CTS de.i, with and rlu~1al and the attention oi aaa tarr.1 of cdaea- tioa is also called Co this matter. as well as to al'.eea acts ,l .mm,s..-y on tEe Iart 0f y.an- E~k.mus of both sexes.
 In view of the courts recamm,uda- lions and .l reason ot The fact that re.,nt .uvssti-atiars have bssn made by grand jar.es and special examiners as to the conduct of the federal and municipal o.Fes s la this division. we have not deemed il necessary to make au investigation of the same. and from our Knowledge If these offices and the officials charged with the conduct thereof We feel entirely satisfied with r,-ard ,a tha method in which tho. same are conducted
 Al ot which iS r.sua. JgaIy sub mitted. ". II. PEARSON. Foreman.
 Dated at Nome. Alaska. Nov. 1912.
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WEALTHY MAN
 KILLS HIMSELF
SON OF PRIME MINISTER BAN- NERMAN's FRIEND COMMITS
 SUICIDE.

VANCOUVER, B. C., Nov. Rob ert Robson, a wealthy Englishman committed suicide in this city las, night. His father. the honorable Hugh Ames Robson. occupied a high place in political and social circles in Lon- don and was a close friend of Sir Henry Campbell Zimmerman. late prime minister of Great Britain.
 The man who committed suicide had reached the age of 70 and premature senility is the only cause which can be assigned for the act.
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IS ARRA|CNED
 FOR MURDER
JAMES EckDAhl WILL COME UP
 FOR TRIAL NEXT TUESDAY.

Ninganok was arraigned for mur- trader near the mouth of the Yukon. true bill having been brought in by the grand jury. His time to plead was set for 10 a. m. Friday and the trial will come up Monday. O. D. Cochran has been appointed his at torney.
 James Eckdahl will be tried for for gery Tuesday.
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Special Nus get Service

WASHINGToN. T.. t. Nov. 6- John l.. Wilson formerly United states senator and principal owner If The Seattle Post-lutcuisen,,r H,J H this city this morning of au-IHs pe.= toris. He Was ou his was around .a# world but intended to >t.> here due ,ns the election day rhs dlssas, l- such that the excitement att,rdiaG the election may have tr"ueht about tho fatal attack.
 Senator Wilson was a oaudiaat. lar United States senator st th, last pr.- mary election in the state ef W4shue ton. but retired when he found Il im-
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WILSON WINS
 NOME ELECTION
GETS ii5 VOTES AND TAFT GETS
 ONLY EIGHTEEN.

In the straw vote taken at Yorkey Sykes place yesterday Wilson boiled 1l5 votes and headed the list.
 Roosevelt came second with ll0 votes. pehs boiled more than Taft. polling 2S against IS for the lattre.
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WORKING ON QUARTZ.

Mike Connolly is still begging away at his quartz mine on Gold Bottom. and says that the ledge looks better now than ever. He left this morning after recovery from broken toe to continue the work.
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TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN.

Before leaving for the great outside have your clothes cleaned and pres ed at the NOME TAILORING CO. be. tween Segerstrom & Hagen's and Zehner's Jewelry Stores.
 We clean and renew furs. press and repair your clothes. make alterations in both ladies and gentleman's clothes. first class workmanship. modern methods. prompt service. Come and see us.
 NOME TAILORING co.
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PRACTICE THIS EVENING.

Nu basket ball players are request ,d tu be present this evening at s:30 o'clock in Eagle hall for the seasons Hrst practice.
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WILSON ARID TAFT EgAKE
 STATsn.4.uIS TO COUNTRY

chosen him for it's next preside r., Woodrow Wilson telegraphsd to his uauuEgr. NtcComhs.:
 "Thr great cause has triumphed. The telegram also thanked Mir. " .- Combs for the great part he had taken in the election. and thanked all t''e friends = the d,mucratic party.
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GONE TO DIVIDE.

Captain Johnson has taken an out dt to the divide between Dexter and Extra Dry creeks and will do some work there
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FIRE ALARM

The fire department was called out last night during the election excite mcut to the New York restaurant where some rags around the stove pipe had taken fire. The department easily eXtinguished the blaze.
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Special Nugget s.rVIee.

CINCINNATI Nov. Preside st Taft made thr folluwine statyrt. ut when he learned that Woodtoa V son had defeated him
 The returns insure the c'rytt d gr Wilson. This means un early ,nn-a in the economic policy of thg s s,f..
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WAR VESSELS OF POWERS
 ENTER TIVE DARDAnEllE lES

making this move is supposed to be something more than tFy protection of farg.e n residents
 ti IS ret at al unlikely that yam- H.u4tE.u e. tEs powers will prevent Hu'e#r,1 frew taking Coustauuuerls. hgt whatever tHe purpose IS it h1S been kept secret.
 THs appearance ot Che Warships on the s,,ue is the moment which Europe
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co TO THE NORTH POLE eaIsry for the osst broad and psstry The only Coffee hevss in town.

The party seen taking a pair of cur tain frames or stretcher out of Judge Shields house will oe prosecuted un- less same is returned within twenty four hours.-Moore & Griffith.
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JOHN |. WILSON OF
 THE P. l. !S LEAD

possible H. #. e'#.,.d President Taft au.r0.rHs wished senator Jones of tH#t -t"s# f. #.#srf Ii important ap- pointed ~a thag Wilson v-. set ap- uHH Z" u taa -.He.r..s tI.aney. ,.t ! ms as..ued.
 Wilson Ha! ls I.azr ser# s.ran4.} m f#e.r #s THr- ss-e.e.tea and tHc d.fet .s sU, r.p#a.i.an u.rgy is sup posed ln heo ha-tsusd his death. -dr Wilson w#s rat..r ef Heary Lany W#zHr va s he tHH.1 states 3m- .=~#5.I ta Mexico.
 Reliance 1912 pack ot oerrres at Freezing < Bergen.
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has seen approach for many years with fear. The powers will now either continue to act in unison or bring about the general European confiagra- tieu which the Balkan situation all vBys threatened
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WILD GOOSE CHANGES OFFICE.

The Wild Goose Mining Company offices will be located during the win- fer in the Wild Goose building over the telegraph office.
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BEGINNING NOVEMBER 1.

We will start on our winter schedule of shop hours. that is from o'clock t. a. until o'clock p. m.
 PACIFIC COLD STORAGE co.
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SEND YOUR LAUNDRY

To The Peoples Laundry where you will receive good work executed by none but white employees. who receive the standard wages.
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SCHOOL OPENS.

The public schools were not opened this morning owing to the fact that the heating apparatus was not ready. They were opened. however. at noon
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WATER NOTICE.

Mitchell X Poteet both laid up with grip. Any omissions customers will confer a favor by calling up Red 12s.
 A D. POTEET.
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Special Nugget Service

CONSTANT1NoPLE. Nov. 6-The British cruiser Weymouth entered tAe Dardanolles yesterday oStcusia.y Tor the protection of thy far,i-t residents here. IL Will te followed lN var~Gips of France and Russia and .a few days a formidable Hest us au taa powers will be gathered
 The real intention of tEc powers In
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sAmuEIs CLOSES 6 p. M.

The big NJ. D. Samuels store will open at 8 a. m. during the winter and close at 6 p. m.
 It will be closed all day on Sundays.
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ment and ,ouutr, vttb refgrgr,r to the t.r.~. It tHis ,H.usc ,lu re nude wishou, halt.e tHe prosperity II tlr nation ] Sru.trsG hop. .t vt ss ,uusr.tH.at, Mr. Wilson,.
 TEINcETtN. Nt. 5 hum au.y up lglra5ur that tr. country tE
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TRIAL JURY EXCUSED.

The trial jury was excused this morning and will not be required to appear again until next Monday
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TO GET THE NEWA

That interests Aa4kans you should subscribe for ihs Daily N,iggsk. t1ee per month delivered
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-11-06

Fresh 1912 6. c W. Strawberries and Raspbsrriss at Frssdins q Bergen.
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tsN your neishbor about our priess sd!i Red 70 and let US tell you about them. They are the best ever in Nome and we are here to stay.
 UNION MEAT co.
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Canned Snowbsli cauiiflower and canned Dill Pickles, new soods, ct Breeding & Borsen.
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FOR SALE.

Heating plant complete, also fire proof safe at once. Holt.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-11-06

OUTSIDE BEER AT EAGLE
 For outside beer bottled or en draft go to the Eagle, whsrs t esn Dc occurred by the eIass, bottle er easa
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MUSIC AT THE EAGLE.

Every evening thsrs is music st the Eagle, also the best brand q liquors and sisars in the market, sI. ways 10 be had.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-03-04

Nell The heroine of this play is
gypsy girl.
Mrs. Lily Langtry is back in the
London music hail. this time with a
suffrage sketch, written by herself. call
ed Helping the Cause" a doubtful
title.
Zelda Sears is going into vaudeville
with a company OF five in a playlet by
Edgar Allan Woolf. Among the other
artists returning to vaudeville is Ade-
laide Keim.
1t is said that Officer 6es." which is
now an established success in New
York, was rejected by a number of
managers before it was accepted by
Cohan G. Harris.
Sarah Bernhardt is to receive for her
American vaudeville season of twelve
weeks $1,000 per week. exclusive of the
pay of her company of sixteen and is
TO be provided besides with private
car.
Edgar Selwyn, and Margaret Mayo
have both finished plays which will be
ready for next season. The former is
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-03-04

after she had gone through d surgical
operation.
Chas. Kimmet spent Sunday with rel
atives in Dyer.
Sigel Hayden and wife visited friends
in Hammond Sunday.
Mrs Horace Johnson and Mrs. John
Johnson visited Hammond Saturday
night.
Clifford Wiley. a former school teach
err in the Lowell schools. but for the
past few years connected with the Wi
ley Bros, contractors and builders, OF
Chicago. and VIII Tatman. former
Lowell boy. but for the past several
years connected with Wiley Bros, have
formed a contracting firm in East Chi
cago. They are experts in their line
men of honor. and will give all with
whom they have dealings square
deal
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-03-04
WHITING AND ENVIRONS

John Gehrke went to oak Park yes
terday to visit his mother Mrs. Mary
Gehrke, and sister. Mrs. Percy Haw-
kins
Miss Edna O'I4ara of Cleveland ave-
nue.. who has been i'll so long with
typhoid fever. is now aboit to sit up
for short time each day.
Miss Edna OHara of Cleveland ave-
nue. who has been i'll so long with
typhoid fever. is now able to sit up for
short time each day
Miss Lindsay Campbell of Lake For
est university spent the week end with
her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Camp
bell of Pennsylvania avenue
Miss Hattie Pitzele visited her sis
kter, Julia Pitzeie, at the Presbyterian
! hospital yesterday and reports her as
getting along quite satisfactorily, but
IT will still be several weeks before she
is able to return home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl wetterling and
daughter Lois of Sheridan avenue spent
! yesterday visiting the Iatter's parents
In Chicago.
Mrs. Potter OF Ohio avenue has gone
to Kansas to visit her mother. Mrs.
Potter has been in poor health for some
time. and it was thought that she might
4 I
Miss Henry Pitzele, who recently
| moved from Whiting to Calumet, is
| confined to the Michael Reese hospital
Chicago. Mrs. Pitzele has been in
very poor health for the past five
months. but her many friends will be
pleased to learn that il is thought that
she Will be greatly benefited by ar
/ operation she has just undergone
! Mrs. John sullivan of Windsor Park
was the guest Of her aunt, Mrs. Ed
| ward O'Hara of Cleveland avenue.
| Mrs. W. W. Holiday and daughte,
tie Women" at the Garrick theatre
Chicago. on Saturday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Bernstein O
| 10th street entertained a number o
out-of-town friends yesterday.
Gust weidman of Schrage avenue
who was severely burned al the Stand
ard Oil company. several weeks ago, il
! improving. but not yet able to resum
his duties.
Miss Edith and Arthur Langenhan
and niece, Margaret Cunningham, spen
yesterday at East Gary, visiting thei
mother, Mrs Mike Krebs
George Dawson of Mil Creek. Ind
has returned home after visiting 70
several days with Mr.. and Mrs. N A
Goldsmith of Sheridan avenue
Miss Irene Putnam. OF 10th stree
entertained friends from Harmon
yesterday
Constable Charles Muller has bee
confined to his home in Central avenu
for the past several days by a bad cas-
of the grip.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-03-04

North township, viii be let. probably
on Wednesday. they being the F. r.
Mott. Switzerland, German and Nc
Laughlin roads.
George Heiser of Hammond visited
with his mother. Mrs Margaret Heiser.
on East street yesterday.
Special services were held at the
Methodist church yesterday. DR. Briggs
presided at the communion services in
the morning. the quarterly conference
being held in the afternoon followed
by the monthly song service in the
evening.
Mrs. Lena Reeves of Chicago. a sister
of Mrs. James Merritt, is visiting the
Merritt family on Grant street for
few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. A Scheddell are liv-
ing over the drug store temporarily
until their home now occupied by Mrs
Youche is vacated Mr. and Mrs. Bueh-
Ter have moved into their home on East
street recently vacated by Mr.. and Mrs
Scheddell
Ernest Bartholomae is recovering
from a siege of tonsilitis.
Central Music Hall on Saturday night,
which was attended by crowd of
young people of the city.
The city council meet for their regu-
lar monthly meeting tonight. Nothing
of Importance Is scheduled to come up
for their consideration except the usual
routine of business.
The Methodist church will inaugurate
a series of revival meetings commence
ing mex. Sunday night. continuing two
| weeks.
| The Woman's Study club will meet at
| the public library assembly room to-
morrow afternoon.
| The b. f. r. club met at the home OF
Miss Belle Peterson on Saturday aft
ernoon and were delightfully."- enter
tanned Mrs. ]. W. OFT and Mrs w. P
Tice won the favors at bridge
| 1t Is reported that Sheriff Thomas
Grant and family viii leave tomorrow
for a months sojourn in Florida
| Will Glover of Gary spent Sunday
with his relatives here.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Nancy entertain.
ed friends from Wilmette, ILL.,. yester.
day.
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Plays and Players

William Faversham is to produce
The Faun" in London
William Hawtrey is appearing in
Canada in Dear Old Billy"
John c. Rice and Sally Cohen have
new comedy, THE Path of the Prim-
rose
Boutwell, Browne has returned TO
vaudeville in his sketch The Serpent
of the Nile"
Charles Cherry's Engagement in His
Neighbor's Wife" in Chicago has been
extended
Three companies are being organized
to present William C. De Miles play
let. I'm 1899"
Herbert Berehohm Tree wants a
weekly salary of $4,000 to appear in
this country in vaudeville.
Sewell Collins. a New York artist,
has dramatized Arnold Benefits The
Great Babylon Hotel"
Margaret Ellington has made ar
rangements to play an extended en-
gagement in Chicago in 'Kindling."
Martin Beck has arranged for Bertha
Kalich to begin tour on the Orpheum
circuit in the spring in "A Light from
! st. Agnes"
| Ruth stevens. the leading woman
/ with the Vanity Fair" company is the
| daughter of an Italian sculptor. She
| has sung in Milan.
| Margaret Anglin contemplates pro-
ducing next season. Egypt" by Ed
| ward Sheldon. author of Salvation