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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-06-26
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-06-26

Gofb nnh bem 4rbeitsbauIe geihidt.
nahbem Ri6ier Warner biefes 0ors
seben gutsebeiBen bat. Geafn beitr.ie
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ben geamten BON Gtdnts 2fnitaiten
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fiibri an, baB alappsr fpieber gnn3
normal Iei. bic Ner5ts in Qonspietp
fi4 aber tpeissrn, ibm feline Greibett
su geben.
Rifter Warner tpirb ben gan beute
Ratmiitas sur 9erbanoIuns aufnebs
men.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-06-26
O0i(5tige 5rageu
Sn Der geitrisen sibs
nng Der Bnn0es=
Sag=sabnlig
erleoigt.
9ie 8eltansitellmngsitabt Sam Sran'
eisep ais nad)iter Sagnues.Srt
eriuablt.
lie io5ialiitiidc Str0mung nnd ei.
uer lebbaften Sebatte umssbradJt
limb bic altcn 1rnnbidbe Ses Surmer'
bnnbes BON Veuem befeitigt.

Das 4nbenten Der friiberen 8unbess
iprehsr 5ermann 2ieber uno Robert
Rir Jn pistdtpollsr Wsiie Don Der
9agiasung geehrt. 9iendhite1ags
Sasuns IoI imSabre 1915 Wos
mogli6 5u gleiher 3sit nit Der bes
.. ". Rational gunbes ftattFin=
ben. Cine gerf6drfung Der Gins
tpnnberungs Geiess ioa OerbiHoert
- unb cine humane Quslegung Der
beftebenoen gsfese qsforbert tperbsn.
- 0as ainIrsht fir politifd @srs
folgte ioa unangetaTtet bIeibsn. -
Der gunbesporort blstbt in Snoias
napolis. - Die gunpesiteuer aui
35 Gents erb0bt. StalieniIte
gapt auf Der SiioIeits.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-06-26
Saprtiher llHteritiitungsperein

Inter bem 8oriig beg Brdiioenten
5errn 4oam Senbslba6 uno Der 8ros
totoqfiibrung Des 6errn Dan. 2ugen.
biebl belt Der gapertIhe unterItiibz
ungsptrein ueitern Queno in Der DR.
beiterbaQs Ieine regelmdBtge 8erfamr.
lung ub. an feds srtrantte Mitslles
Der tpurDe bic fGliqe unteritiibuna i'm
8etrage Don $24.5O angepteien. 4m
q. oSuni bat Der 8erein 6errn gbas.
Nerpel, zines fetner diteiten unD eifr!ga
Iten MitgIieDer bur6 ben COB oerlo-
ren. Die geeroiguug fano geitern itatt
unD Der Berein mar babel our6 feincn
goritano Oertretcn. Sn Der geitrigcn
8eriammluug lpiDmete grGiieent Sens
belba6 Dem 2lnoenteu bes abgeihteoe.
nen 9rubers einige her5lihe Worts,
ipelde bic glnlpefenoen itebeno anbo-.
ten. Der unguriIGe 5urnperein luo
gum 9efu6e ieinss S6auturuens eiu,
bas am Sonntag, %. Sult, i'm Wan=
hattan 9drt itattfinDet. Gs puroe
beI6Loifen, bic 8eranItdltung nah be-
iten arGften 3u beiuhen. 3pei nsus
Witglieher, bic 6erren Soiepb 9enSl
unb oSobnSbrDoer, lpurben uufgenom.
men uno nit BEN iibIiteu 3eremonisa
eirgefibrt. Der offi8ieGeu @eriamm.
luna idloB iih eine fioeIs Stgung al,
BEL Der 6err 5enrn Gfiert bon Sort
5homds, oefen 9ohter Glma Giiert
ft am leBten Ulittpoh nit 6errn 3is
haro Seoing perheiratbet bat, a.s
@QItaeber funoirte.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-06-26
gauerlaubnisidleiue.

Sorbon .. Rope, 1851 Gilmore
StraBe, 2itOtiges 5rame 8pbnbaus,
$1200.
Charlotte Qrmirgton, 2ublop an..
qeqenuber 5elforo Qp,, 2aftodtgss
9ddIteingebdube, $1,000.
2ouis Slider, 1929 Grams Ctr.
13FtDtigsr Satitetnituu. $1100.
Surrn I. alein, 524 Ribble Redn,
2It0tiQes gatiteinbaus, $500.
fFreiberg 2umber 60, 5inolaa unb
Dalton Strabe, 3itDttgeS Baursn.
kuus. $4,000.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-06-26
Edlluaric Mma;oncn.

Die Iegerin Salie Boiling, go.
1901 6iIbert 2to., gerietb geiterH btns
ter benz GtabIiTemeut Der 9ettmans
5obnIon @pmpanp an 9. Apeuue un5
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noFIin Dora smith, oon &c. 533 DIT
8. Qlpenue, in Streit unp bru6te ihrer
8e1nerin gefdbrlihe Shntttpunoen
at S6ulter uno llnterIeib bel. Dora
Smith purbe nad benz 'tdbtifhen
6oipital sebtaGt, unb Sd[lis. nurbe
unter Der Qntlage oss Woroangriffs
eingeiperrt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-06-26

Die litbtrtrdn3ltr ptrbtn am nic5s
fen Sonntas ibr 5amilieu picnic
Inn ft6nen 6umbolot pari abbaiten
uno iinb boSu alIss attiDtn unb paifis
ptn Wi.slieber nebit bereH DnmilisH
npb ireunoe eineelnbtn. Won fabri
NIT Der gine. GsorsetOipn & Doris.
mouth ober Bethel Gar Don Der Sta.
tipn on 4. unb Gpe0nlore Girabe,
Ober on Der Gnrrsl Strabe I'm Cfisnbe
bortbin. Sir etHii9enoe 1ronsporins
iiOn 1T eeforpi norben unb rsnn ber
Metttrgctt gut eslouHt HI. 10 Deripres
den fi3 bic Qisbertr6n1ler einen pers
enHoten 9na,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-06-26

Coroner Or. goe belt geiteru eeu
Snqueit ub betreffs bes 9nbss nes
Gilbert gtourie, pelter betarntiih
am Sonntag gahmittag ndhrenb bss
gabens i'm 2ittle Wiami nabs b..
lpper Sill Statinn Iein 2sben pcrs
Ior, Dabrenb Der 3eugenDerHsbmua
brad 5rl. Worgaretbe Rourfe, Die / !
Sabre ate Shfpsiter pes @erungiiid
ten. pIpBlih pbumdhtig 3uTammsa.
Gie nuroe in bic qripatoffice BEG
goroners gebrdtt, mo-, iis ii6 nod
tur3sr 3eit iotpeit erhoIte. eab lie IA
betmbsgeben trnnts.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-06-26
0as gurnfef in Denper.
Serr @ictpr Henbans meilt am Srei,
tag in Cincinnati uno panidjt
mit ben Suruern in Sub.
lung sn treteu.
@eriammlung in Der Horb Cincinnati
Smrnbalie.

@ie in unfsren Tepsihen BON Der
gEnbestugfosung in Snotanapplis
fhGn ansegeben tpuroe. reilt bort 5err
0it.Dr Neuhuus aus Denper, COL, uno
spur ais abgeiunotsr Der oortigen
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-06-26
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Zen I}itgIeoern BEG Gorb4 cincinnati 1urr.
tCscHs, 0Pr gjnciHHGii IurH9emetnbe ber
GcpirgtoH LlHHgeHeiiI6e Der IPtpp0rt GHrns
qcmei1oe, oes ADrDoo5 LarHoeretEs ultb ber
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m0gll6, am BloBe 5u ieH
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g3 an arom @ q,
2. Gpredler bes AorO4GiuciHnati LuCHpereiHs,
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-06-26

Mir empfebfen Der 9aqTabuno,
bur1 tbre Delegaten in ibren reIp.
8ereinen barauf bin8uQrbeiten, 10
btele fd6ige Surner als moqli6 gum
Beiu6e bes 5urnlebrerfemtnars 3u
anlmtren unb biefelben, tpenn m0gz
li6, our6 tbrs 8e3irtss ober 8sreinss
tofen tpGbreno ibrsr Stuoien3ett gu
unteritiisen, in Der grpartung bob
iol6e 5urnlebrer fid bann Derpfli9s
tet fiibIen, i9re 5bdtigteit bem 5urs
nerbunbe 3u3uDenoen.
Dem 8ernaltungsrdt6 bes Semis
mars uno ben Qeitern Der perihiebenen
Observation-Disclosures tann fir ibre
ielbittoIe, getpiFenbofte urb intelIiz
gente Giibrung bes Ssmtnars ntht
Cob genug ge3ollt perben. 3br Qusz
ihub empfieblt, bab ibnen Der 0aRt
Der Id9IQsung ausgeiproden pirb.
Ulit 3urner9rub,
Gbrtittan gberbarb,
gorItber;
Or. german @rOtb,
Shriftpart;
SO. =. &ramer,
9eorge Wttttd,
Or. 6enrp 5artung,
Gmil 9roener,
Suit. S6memann,
gboIf qiter,
Otto RaQmener.
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gsnnfp Wisntr ijt Radlcbperipdlt.
rim pOn Granf Wisner; perIonalisn
$1S3.
5nbn Cannon iit RnhlabptripcIsey
pcp Wlarp Cannon; g)erIonnlien
$1,000, 0runbsigensbum $1,000.
Der perf1nline Eahlab bes 6enrn
Hrifte bttr1nt $1700.
DnffI ga m iOll austeIfsu.
MnnnIt Deofp. beIIen 6dbeoss
GorpussDeinn fir Joftpb 6. 49cmp.
fon poreefitrn pon RiHttr Morner cbs
efsrifien iparbe, nif ii4. bo 1bomp.
icn In QonisDils. Qp.. beim1tbbere&s
figt III. an bic 8unbssgtri6te member,
nm beHeH iJrtilaifung aus bem Mr.
beitsboHfe 5u erlpirten. Tbompfon
mar bslonBtlin lpeeen DieblfntIs su
bsti Niondttn Hrbeiisbous perurtkeilt,
jebo9 BON bem Gi6krheits6irettof
Gnfb nnf p0rols emtia0ea lposben.
"a er angsbIih feline qafele DsrIfbi<,
narbe sr am Iebien Gamitds lpiebsr
nts6citet unb anf nsfeN tsk- 6,rrH
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-06-26

bon Sucob gDilig perlsfen, dls erites
Geihdft in Der HahmittagsFisune
dufatnommen. Gs mar crit elm gbeils
briht, Der foIssRosn SnbaIt batts:
sbsilbsriht bss ausf6ui.
les fir gunoesangeIez
geubeiten.
Die 25. 9unbestasfaBuns ertldri
iit gsgen jsbe 9sri6Grfung Der Gins
tranoerunssssIsge unb perlanst hu.
name 2luslssung Der beitebenbeu Ge.
Iebe. RamentIid absr protsitiren nj,
oeaen iepe 4rt 9siesgebung, tpeIfe bas
aiplret., bas bic Rspublit ben polls
siIh 9erfOlstsn biz iesi gepdbrts. Ders
nihtsi.
gei6loiien, Der %. 9agiaBung 81
empfehlsn, nob gunti 4 bon 4rtitel
Der gunoestonitiiution, rpel6er be-
itimmt: lille 5rpei Sabre tritt sins
9uHbestagiasuns 5uiammsn", iufpsn'
oiri niro.
gefhlpiien, bic nlhits
9uneestusfabuns i'm ) ab
re 1915, tpibrenb Der Melt.
a usit elIuna in SdR Grans
cisco absuhalten.
9elhipHen. ben gunbesporors 3u
beaufirosen, iid nit benz 8oritaub bes
DeutIcb amsritaniiden RatioHal.
Hunhes in 9srbinbuns 81 ieben, I'm
su xranlnFsn. Dab berfelbe feline sbsns
FaIs in Gan 5raneisco ab3ubaItenos
Rational Ronpention sur ielben 3eii
lur3 pors ooer nahher), nunn BIZ
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-02-10
AMUsEMeNTs.

HFREDIIYsssr.s ss s's ORGANS. is
4f~tt<ttt sBscistfsp ~ DIR. John
criter. ~ che University Of Chlraes.
- - 49, <nt., Chufth of Our Father
Hf"ninirs fhres lectures, 800.
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LYcEUM.

"Everyman's Daughter" another OF
Rowland and Clifrord's morality plays.
opens weeks engagement in the Ly-
ceum theater, starting with a matinee,
Sunday. Edward F. Rose. whose repu-
tatIon az an author OF human interest
plays Is well established, wrote Every
mans Daughter" as companion piece
success in the Lyceum earlier I'm the
season. The new play Is said 10 be ac-
complishing much good in the way OF
awakening the public mind 10 the
perils of the white-slav traffic. There
is also an interesting and helpful
chapter on the divorce evil. IL Is not
morbid. however. and has plenty of
comedy, " is said.
woman minister is the LEADING
character, She il the wife OF n preach
er. who was ''jobbed" by the white
slavers,s and afterwards wandered or,
his mind a blank She comes TO new
arrival. a glrt who has escaped from
officers. who are taking her to prison
In Joliet takes refuge in her house. IL
seems that the girl knows too much
about those who are at the head OF the
villainous traffic, and trumped-up
charge OF murder Is placed against
her. She is recaptured. but when the
officers are about TO take her away,
the man who wants her sent TO prison,
man implores his daughters forgive
ness, and a general reconciliation takes
place.
The acting OF Miss Jessie Arnold in
the role OF the lady minister is said 10
go far towards making a success of
the performance. In addition to Miss
Arnold, the cast includes Lulu Bishop
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-02-10
GARRICK.

ana singing success, The Kiss waltz,
will be the attraction in the Garrick
matinees. The piece comes here with
an important metropolitan east The
principals are; Eva Davenport Robert
Warwick. Harry MacdonouEh, Jr..
Lysa Graham, William Pruette. George
Eauncefort Oscar Schwarz,. Carrie
c5 others. The Kiss Waltz" is one
Of the biggest musical plays ever
staged In the Casino and was the first
success or the present season.
The piece Is characterized by tune
full music, novel dances and an inter
esting story. 1t was a long time i'm
coming. because the Messrs. Shubert
realized the Importance OF the prop
erty and spent much time In selecting
cast, and then rehearsing the prin-
cipals and chorus The preliminary
trial occurred in Boston. last spring.
where 1t ran for a month and was
then laid aside on account OF the hot
weather. Meantime. many new people
were added. so that when The Kiss
waltz" opened In the Casino. early this
season. IL was Immediately acclaimed
winner. II has lost none of its flavor
freshness and popularity IL is said.
Although IL Is called a yiennese OPP
eretta, The Kiss Waltz" is more AM
erican than German. because. IN maxi
ing the adaptation, Edgar Smith has
aimed TO create fun and. in consequences
those interminble periods OF nothing
ness. which abound in so many Inn
ported pieces. are removed bodily. The
staging, by William j. Wilson. gener-
al musical stage director for the Shu-
bcrts, IL also thoroughly modern and
american. which accounts for the ap-
pellation. "the daintiest. dandiest and
cancirgest OF all musical shows"
-
Fritzi Schen, In an elat crate produce
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Fritzi schen. in an eIat crate produc
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test through the presence around him
OF the handsomest girls Manager A.
H Woods could secure.
The story of The Fascinating Wi
dow concerns a college youth. named
Hal Blake Julian Eltinge0. who Is
enamored OF an attractive maiden.
named Margaret Lefingwell Her
mother, wishing n son-in- law OF her
own choice, tries 20 make a match
Hith one, Oswald Wentworth Blake,
to shield himself from the consequences
% q whipping given Oswald, his rival,
0isEuiRes himself as young and DASH
ing widow. In this disR Use he en-
Pnares his rival and receives a mar
rage proposal from him. Wedding
guests have assembled I'm the college
chapel before he disci1ses his identity.
When his rivals perfdy IL disclosed.
MafFarct's mother readily gives her
conssn. 60 the marriage OF Margaret
The complications. lines and situa-
Hons are such as 20 create no end Of
laughter, and the transformation from
fht -iirid 20 the man In fun evening an :
tire = made In a trlfle OF less than
Tire latest Addition 10 the Henry n.
Horfis stellar forces Is Jolly Frank
McInyre who. az the lat boy in
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-02-10
DErRoIT oFERA HOUSE.

Keen interest Is shown in the COM
lag engae aInent- of Juiian- Elinge- the
famous inpersonator OF beautiful wo-
men, In "The Fascinating Widow
which ran for four months In New
York city. He will appear In the De-
froif opera house next week, beginning
with q special Lincoln's Birthday mat
inee. Monday, at popular prices. This
Will be MIR. Eltinges first local APP
pcarance as a star. Although thorough
IN masculine. Eltinge transforms him
self into bewitcning visions of femin-
Inc loveliness, in such rapid success
sion that the audience Is kept con-
SANITY on the dui vive. In every scene
81 -The Fascinating Widow" his art
and "make-up" are put TO the severest
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-02-10

al. and are also quite sensational In
the sack dive. for Instance. one of the
young women leaps into the tank while
tied In a sack and releases herself un-
der water. Closing their performances,
oil four leap into the water In quick
succession, the hrst three remaining
submerged until they are Joined by t,se
fourth. when all emerge at the same
;lme. The Norrins come OF famous
Contsnued on Page Five.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-02-10

zion Of Johann strauss famous comic
opera, Night Birds, Will be an early
attraction I'm the GaTrick theater, the
A. ..Nllsl-t IllEdz2 Is the
Germar classic, Die Fledermaus,
whose music the world over ~ ,recog-
nized as the master work OF great
comnoser Strauss H. called tho tather
OF Niennese music and no modern com :
poser has ever eaualled the charm ana
melody 90 dis compositions
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-02-10

Alma Russell, Louise Kelly. Bernard
Craney, Howard Teachout. Jack Lewis,
RALPH Mavtyu. Joe Parkhurst. and
Frederick Whipple. Rowland and Cttf-
ford, the. producers, promise a setting
Vided for
"The Newlyweds and Their Baby"
the musical comedy which ran for n
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-02-10

tically the same length OF time In CHI
cago, VIII be the attraction in the Ly-
ceum theater. the week OF Feb. Is
This jolly melangc OF fun, girls and
music is founded on the cartoons OF
George McManus by arrangements
with the New York World.
MILES.
Heading next weeks bill. i'm the
Miles Will be the Four Diving Norrirs.
fast seen In Detroit about six months
ago. or all the diving acts before the
public. that OF the Norrins IL claimed
TO be the most elaborate and interest
ing. They have gone into the PROPOSE
tfcns on a far more extensive scale
than any OF the others. They work
IN large glass tank. brightly illumin-
ated, so that every move is plainly WIS.,
lille TO the audience. Many OF their
diving and swimming feats are origin
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-02-10

1hs <islI.r es,recslen Of the 8, rs =, ,bs
ImuTfrF -'o<fr-art -eeffsed ekst ehI-nx
Porter EmcfaOn Browne. I'm and OUT.
m viii - Dfesdnted by Homer u. Ma
son. NRrfuerite Keeler and company.
Who were aoan In abe same playlet In
-. >r<u1bie last season. Mr.. Mason
n ac0h,edian Of marked ability,
and his portrayal OF a bon virhnt
- rarficmiariy well done. Miss
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-02-10

Keller WIN again be seen in the
role OF tie hnrmin hostess,
Waitir \ no ~for an expected guest
% her brsthsrs who Is unkno~6h ~ . 70
before ,fhe IRE, by the hibulors one.
NTH Mr. Mason and their eNeehent
comnafly shesh been winning tauiels
east and West. Porter Emerson b ..1' NE
plays rs,A Fool There Was and The
Spendfhrift.n both of which have hse1
Virtues ssd sby local theatsrgoers.t me
piayfet Is written in hts best comedy
vcifl, teens with amusing situations
and e4ayar lines, and proved Dig
laugh -gattef The Staging Is unique,
OF secondary interest will be the
srappy musical, offering OF Stepp. Men
linger and King. the Rathskeller
boys. Their songs and instrumental
selections. with their Individuality coll
oring all, have made them favorites
with Temple patrons. Mrs. Gene
pany es will appear in Edgar Allen
Woolf's pleasing sketch. youth. the
piece il or humorous tendencies. SiN-
ers., the famous BaInum and bailey
Gown. will present his funny panto-
mime on the national game. Harriet
Burt will offer pleasing songs, with
costume changes. VIII Rawls and III
la Won Kaufman will entertain with
burnt ark pleasantries. Jimmie Duny
and pretty Mercedes LorenZ viii con-
tribute melodious song-numbers, dane
ing and .patter.g The Three Josettys
will thrill and amuse simultaneously
with their comedy acrobatics and the
Mooreoscope will bring up the rear,
with the exclusive "Pathe weekly,
animated world views.
In the Temple. the week of Feb. 10.
the headline attraction will be Bessie
Wynn. popularity known as the lady
dainty OF vaudeville" She viii retuI u
TO greet her local admirers with new
presentation will be enhanced by a
Striking display of sartorial creations.
Miss Wynn has an appealing PERSONAL
lily, and unq1estioned ability On the
same program will be Trovato, the &C.
centric vtolinist, who scored so heavily
last season. Dan Burke and his WON
der Girls" and Dorothy Rogers and
company. in their novelty skit. Babies
- IN (.arfa
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-02-10

~Strongheart," first endeared himself
TO playBoers. and that the Harris
choice was wise has been demonstfat-
..a-fff- NrM5 urkz-mifcrc-h Mr. tr-tttt.-t.-
Bronson Towards farce comedy.
"Snobs." which recently concluded "A
prosperous engagement In the Hudson
theater. and has been acknowledged
az the comedy nit OF the season. Frank
Mcintyre will come 20 the Detroit opera
house, Feb. 10. for three\ nights AMI
Wednesday matinee. in "Snobs, which
Il the tale of a milk cart driver. who
becomes a duke and descends upon so
ciety Mr.. Mcintyre Is awarded the best
fun-making opportunities he has ever
had. In this play, aud he makes the
most OF them. Ills support includes.
Eva Mcdonald. Marie Fitzgerald, Roy,
fatrchild, John Cumberland, Orlando
Daily and Frank Brownlee.
That David Belasco hos provided his
popular star. Blanche Bates, with a
Legitimate successful successor To The
Girl OF the Golden West. IN "Nohody'S
Widow" by Avery Hopwood. seems 10
those who have Witnessed the play. The
central figure OF this farcical romance
~ keenly sensitive and dangerously
attractive American woman. RoXana
clayton, who goes 20 Europe, falls IN
love for the FIRST time OF her life and
precipitately marries this man OF her
choice Before they are fairly launch-
cd on their honeymoon. the newly-mada
benedict is discovered by his bride
iondly embracing ana kissing 4 young
woman, who ~ afterwards recognized
as former sweetheart RoXana
leaves him, returns 10 America and.
arrayed in the most stunning of
widows weeds. announces the untimely
death OF her husband. Then. for thrae
acts, the complications come fast. Miss
Bates RoNana Clayton adds another
raj IN har gral lafsxy of
trioric pcrsoneges. She win appear IA
the Detroit opera house for three
nights and Saturday matinee. COM
mencing Thursday. Feb. %
Evening journal., 1912-10-02
CHEMICAL co.
DELAYS WORK

CLAYMoNT, Oct 2-lt has been
decided by the General Chemical Com
pany. which is building million
dollar plant north of here. not to start
the erection Of houses for its en-
ployes until spring. The houses are
to be of modern design This plant
will manufacture phosphate and will
swell the assessment of Brandywine
hundred.
A water main. $500 feet in length.
is being laid through the company's
plant to the lower water mark point
along the Delaware river. This work
is being done by the Captain j. j.
Williams Company, of Chester Oper-
ations are also I'm progress on the
erection of brick stack to be three
hundred feet in height. The founda-
ton wall for this immense stack is
completed.
Work will soon be commenced on
the construction of a mammoth pier
and the bulkheading OF the plant
along the river. The structural iron
work has been completed for four of
the twenty-one buildings TO be erect
ed at the plant. The Pittsburgh Iron
and Bridge Company has the contract
for this work. The brick work ON
two Of the buildings Is finished