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The Ordway new era., 1912-04-25

Remember that Fox Bros. made
the prices and made them Right.
ay. Lump Coal for sale at the Mccall
lum mine. $500 per ton. cash.
aes. -
Fox Bros. new barn is tho place
,t- to get your horses taken care of
Miss Morehouse has recovered and
ere took charge Of her schoolroom Monday.
Chas Emigh and family are now at
tor Red Snyder. from the A. J. Monroe
ranch. has been sojourning in the city.
Tor Good screened coal for sale at the
McCallum mine, $3.50 per ton. cash.
Mr.. and Mrs. Towner. who reside on
the Barber ranch. were in town Satur-
he day.
r. The Ames Mercantile Co. have fresh
IN shipment Of grain feeds. corn, bran and
chop.
"' Plenty Of Early Ohio seed potatoes at
the Ames Nero. Co.'S. next week. Prices
id. right.
Victor Riley. of Owl, was n business
he caller at the New Era office the first Of
the week
"e A few wild flowers have been found
near town, notwithstanding the snow y
'er weather.
el Disc Harrows. Drag Harrows. Farm
Trucks and Weber Wagons ut the Ames
Nero. Co.'S.
SSbank McC;.s!and and family left for
on Rifle Wednesday. They had been in the
Park great many years
Dean. Ciiappel & Dean purchased the
's' 25 head Of colts advertised in the New
Era 1t pays to advertise.
,m 10 10 Ibelialr6 q HILL 1hcy Will
treat you right. as they have nj
q ways done
at --------- --
- Tho s.sew Of Friauy. Saturday aud
J.; Sunday interfered with the popular
" game Of ball for few days.
Carload OF farm implements and
'"' Schuttlcr wagons will arrive soon for
the Amos Mere. Co.
III. a. DeV Baldwin. of tho Big Laramie
was here Tuesday. lie took Wedncs.
days train for Laramie, Wyo
Mr.. and Mrs. Russell Mccullough
cam. in on Tuesdays train. They
l.; ;s have been in Laramie all winter.
Ames Mercanti!e Co. have received n
large shipmcn: of Western grown seeds
from the Bariclles Seed Co.. Of Denver.
,ro C&.oli,c %" Ter gallon. Why pay
more fer the same article?
PARK GARAGE.
Mr. and Mrs. s. p. Ish, II. J. Ish and
Tuesdays train. rn route to their homes
ut Rand.
in A carload of new farming implements
has come for The Ames Mercantile Co.
Now you can quit cutting icH and cut
IRE grass.
Miss EloIsc Mosmau left Saturday
.ou morning for her home ut ft Collins.
Later she plans visit to her father at
Portland, Ore.
Aspen, town in Pitkin county.Co!o.
200 feet lower than we are in North
,,- Park raises all kinds Of grain. potatoes
to and small fruits. Why cant we:
Geo. W. Hewlett returned from Cali
1 forna on Tuesdays train. lie will
lot assist his partner. l.. W. Feltcr, in the
management of the Park Garage.
The Washington times., 1912-12-01
Rubenstein Clubs
s W. Afternoon Recital

The FIRST afternoon recital Of the. Ru,
binstein club. Mrs. Apollinc M. Blair,
conductor, will be held In the ballroom
Of the Raleigh Hotel next wednesday
afternoon at 430 o'clock.
Assisting the club will be II. Standby.
first cellist of the Philadelphia orches-
ira. who will play. among other mum.
bers. two Danish songs Of his own COM
position. wa
! The program Includes six numbers by
the club and two groups by the soloist.
and Ia az follows Chorus, tO Spring
Beauties," tb) Indian Cradle Sons" f"
Rubinstein Club. Cello solo. (a) "Melo-
de-" !, Rubinstein; tb) ."ISumoresque. -
Dvorak: tc) "Rondo." Boecheriini: II.
Sandy. Chorus. (a) ''MoonliRht." tb)
Who Ii 0yivla." tc) Before Daybreak.' -
Rubinstel, Club. violin obIisato by Miss
Roberta .Alien.. Cello solo. tD Danish
Songs. 4 Elverhoj, vafravnen. Standby;
(b) "r0lonaise," Pepper. Chorus. Tho
Rosary" Rubinstein Club.
The Washington times., 1912-12-01
LULU CLASER SUED
OVER KISSING ACT
Wife Of Her Vaudeville Partner
Alleges Il Was Carried on
! Outside Theater.

PITTSBURGH. Pa, Dec. 1.-The .r,
Of kissing ~ exemplihed on the vauds.
VILE stage BY Lulu Chaser and one Of
her company. Thomas Richards gave
no quibble to the wife Of the man end
Of the oscuiatory team. but Mrs. Bertha
Richards entertains objections valued al
$4,000 to the same act. which she Al.
leScs was carried on outside the
theater.
(, Al least that ID what Mrs. Richards.
the wife Of the kiss-receiver. alleged in
her suit, which hns been filed here
against Miss 0laser.
The wife alleges that the actress gave
attentions undue the histrtonic require
ments to her husband. she said that
in November. OF 1910. Richards aban,
doned her entirely and soon aftcrwar,l
went to the home Of Miss Gisser's moth.
cr, IN MI. Vernon, where they remained
until the fail OF 1911.
Now Mrs. Richards feels that her
husband has been completely alienateJ
from her. She asked that Miss GIaser
be compelled to file bond Of 5000 10
prove that with the usual migratory
spirit OF vaudeville players she would
not evade the suit.
The Washington times., 1912-12-01
ELEaNoR CoctiRaN
GaHEEK
'oAYIrY

Billy Arlington. popularity known to
burlesque patrons as ''the laughing
hobo" will be the chief funmai;er with
the Golden Crooks company at tie
Gaycty this week. where that Jacobs
and Jermon organisation Will present
the two-act musical farce. 1.-THE Auto
Bugs" The piece 10 arranged In three
scenes. the first two showing lawn
and ballroom at Palm Beach. Fla. and
the third the palisades OF the Hudson.
Mr.. Arlington. as usual, appears In
his tramp makeup. and he IL saM to
have better material with which 20
work this year than ever before.
Certainly nc has an excellent sup
porting company. with Ed Johnston as
his chief side partner In fun, and the
statucsque musical comedy beauty.
Eleanor Cochran. as the. prii.u donna
OF the company. Then there Is jeanette
Buckley, a soubrette OF the Nell Brink.
ley girl type: Jack Strouse. a bolster.
out comedian: the City Comedy Four.
and several other principals One of the
big specialties Of the entertainment is
a series OF Russian dance. numbers IN
troduced by the Golden Troupe OF for
aign terpsichorean artists, headed by
Mile. Ella Golden. ....
The Washington times., 1912-12-01
Season'sH Hit.

Hailed by the critics Of New York
the sea son, Ready Money" the ingeni-
ous comedy, BY James Montgomery. vii!
terminate Its run of Ave months at
Maxine Eliiott's Theater on Saturday
night. with It's original cast headed BY
johnson, Scott Cooper and Henry Mi.
Ter. Jr. Ready M9ney'' will be played
In the combination 'thesters Of 0reater
New York until January l.. when y is
Eastern cities. The itinerary includes
Philadelphia. Boston. Pittsburgh. Baiti-
more. Washington. Montreal. Toronto
and Providence, and will be the hrst
Of this seasons Metropolitan successes
to be sent on tour with its original
company intact. -
The Washington times., 1912-12-01
THEATRICAL NEWSNOTES

b. r. Keith. the vaudeville magnatc.
was ,he guest OF p. b. Chase for few
days last week.
Charles waldron has been ensased
20 play ..r prominent % s role with Mrs
Norman +: maekett is to :ppea- in
"A Double-Dyed Receiver"
Bud Fisher. the. cartoonst. who orlg!-
mated the Mutt and Jeff' cartoons
will head Chase's bill December ls.
Guitry. the famous French actor. is
to produce "Kimet" in Parts. and the
author. Edward Knoblauch. will at
tend rehenrsa's' ~
Robert Mantell is preparing to pre-
sent "chariemange" in New York early
In the spring Florence Rockwell Will
be, his leading woman.
Twelve. thousand dollars a week Is
said to be the cost OF the Sarah Bern
.hardt road shSw which will start on its
tour from Chicago on December ,.
"The> Girl Of My. Dream one ofithe
greatest of the recent. New York musi-
traction at the. Columbia Theater;
Billy Arlington. the Laughing hobo. e
at the Gaycty this week. is a clever
Niclh,!st and, Eleanor Cochran, the in
ssnH,. .at; Che same playhouse Is a gift
+. Frank b. Morse. general press. repre-
sentative for Henry Miller, arrived in
the ci;y last week to herald the coming
Of Laura Hope Crews and H., 3. Warner
Laura Hope Crews and H.. B. Warner
in Henry MiileTs. new production Of
Homestead:' at the. Columbia Theatcr.
opening November 16.'
AS q special attraction. next Thursday
night Manager Peck, of the Gayety, is
planning Il cabaret entertainment. to
The Golden Crooks" show.
A genuine spirltualistic cabinet is car.
ried by Billy. u. Van in his production
OF "a Lucky Hoodoo," the cabinet be.
Ing precisely the same as those en-
ployed by spiritualistic mediums.
q. Manager S. NJ. Zinner. who is direct
ing the tour Of y. NJ: Newman In Trav-
eltslks. was In the city during the past
week to arrange for II course which
opens at the Columbia Theater In jan
uary. =
- -
Tie local branch OF the Drama
League Is sending out notices to it's
members co!1imcnding Robert I.oraine's
production of Man and 'Superman" as
one of the greatest offerings before the
public.
Jack Strouse, singing comedian with
"Thc Golden Crooks' Company at the
Gayety this week. IL only twenty-five
years OF age, but he Is said to have
more than lGo popular songs to his
credit.
On the bill at Chases New Year week
will be graham Moffetts players in Il
Scotch comedy. The Concealed Bed"
which Is said to be as funny In It's way.
as Mr.. Mofietts "Bunty Pulls the
Strings now playing the dramatic
houses.
The rapid growth in local appreciation
OF the musical merits OF the Philhar-
monic Society Of New York was EVIL
denced Tuesday afternoon last when the
New National Theater held the largest
audience that has ever greeted That
famous organization In this city.
Manager Fred G. Berger Is proud Of
the fact that despite adverse and unsea-
sonable conditions the present sea son at
the Columbia Thcater has been tho most
prosperous In the history of the house.
Advertise and hustle" are his watch.
We; ia, aftc" first getting good show.
The Washington times., 1912-12-01

The first performance OF. Peter Pan"
In this country was given by Maude
Adams IN Washington. 1t was also In
Washington thGt Miss. Adams made
her first bow as q star. The date was
september l:. 1897. and the play 80 The
Maude Adams tour in Peter Pan"
which began In October. brought her to
foot-srSs nsas. oEshoma s "1 and Ge!rr Tsxss. :st
As is to be imagined. the desire to sec
her. In the principal cities OF these
states was very great, and everywhere
she was greeted by enormous crowds.
sss
Minnie Olton, who was. member of
the original company that first played
THE Merry widow" In America, at the
Nsw Amsterdam Thehtsr.,. New York.
VIII play Praskovis :'int the new and
"a which Henry w. savage will offer At
the BelascO week of.Dec1m6er' 30.
With owe 1000 performances to her
credit. Mabel Wilher has. played the
oner e2s OF sSna4 ssn any as 1ss. HS S. wSSw
Henry ". savage 'wil-oifer his new and
lavish production Of The famous Lchar
masterpiece with Miss Wiiker In tho
title role at the Belssco. New Years
week. .n.a, a..
Olga Roller, one. of the hest rnsyso
sopranos OF the lixht: opera stase. Wiii
sing tho role Of Natalie in. .The Merry
Widow here, Siio adds 10 an cxc.i.
lent voice very GOOD looks which w.iJ
become the Hcons,im,nsts tiirt ~ N"
story. Henry W.. SavaESs new md
lavish production Of the ,operetta will
be at the Belas 500, week Of December 20.
One OF the New York dramatic critic,
Is authority for the a statsmert Thai
there have ALREADY been sIxty.one new.
first-c class productions in tile metror.Olis
this season. Throughout. all last year
there were only. eighty. four PRODUCTIONS
the rate at which theatrical produce
tiOns are now. being multiplied
sss M = =
Louise Kent Is making a brief tour IN
Bird" through the courtesy OF 8. Z.
Poll, who released her from her con.
tract to continue In stock At Wilkes.
barre. Pa. until the reappesranco or
the Poll Players In Washington. Niss
Kent's vaudeville tour is for ten or
twelve weeks only, during which time
she will appear at most Of the Poii
vaudeville tfieaters in New England.
-, s'sr;, a,.'o'0''T
In ."SItIcatones -, tho "a ,,,
by Arnold Bennett and ETv,a "a WmeHy Wy
iauch' which conSas 70 tTm T~@IH T,!N'nSn NnSn-
Theatcr the week of Jan,sr,. ,ho
The Washington times., 1912-12-01
LYCEUM

The l.Sdy. Buccaneers" 10 tho Offer
Ing OF the Lyceum Theater this week.
beginning with the matinee on Monday.
Claimed to include the best vaudeville
bill ever engaged for burlesIuc or
the act Of the Seven Pirisian ora ndos.
who present n series of plastic poses
Miss Annie Goldman will appear In an
act OF her own az IA Hebrew monologist
And singer Of iiddish PAROLES, while
Steppe and Martin do a bit OF comedy
acting.
John Hanson. William Harr.es, DER
irudc Ra'ston,. and Clara Gibson have
principal parts In another sketch, and
the concluding performance. called "A
Dry Goods Store" includes the Misses
Mulhnn. Rue Barton. Denton and
Lorraine. The country store win he
given on Friday night with new fea-
turCS. E'-''
The Washington times., 1912-12-01
+" Julius. Caesar" Coming.

william Faversham's spectacular pro.
duction Of Julius Caesar" comes 10
the Belasco early in January. The cast
OF Mr.. Favershsm's assembling In.
cludes. besides himself. Tyrone Power,
Frank Keenan,. Fuller Melilsh. Miss
julie Opp. Miss Jane WheatIey, Berton
Churchill, Arthur Elliot. and Lionel
Belmore. Each Of the players was
picked because Of his special aptitude
and fitness. BY temperament and ex.
perience. for the proper Interpretation
Of the role assigned. Such thorough.
ness could not well fail to bring its
own reward In the shape Of q perform.
ance which for weli-rounded excellence
and team.play exceis anything extant
upon the American stage.
The Washington times., 1912-12-01
New in Stageland.

'Thc Bird of Paradise something
new in stageland, comes to the Beiu SEQ
Thcater the week beginning Monday.
december 23, under the management OF
Oliver Morosco. This drama by Rich
nyd Walton Tully combines the quail
tieh that please modern playgoers. Be-
cry. there is a thread of humor through
cut the play and exceptionally novel
dancing and singing. The plot is not
sacrificed to- the SPECTACULAR, however,
Tor the story is strong and amazing ana
n.y." All ls backed by wonderful con-
ception Of atmosphere The complete
original p,rlu?ti"r viii J." '"rn here
The Washington times., 1912-12-01
Musicale for Blind
On Tuesday Evening

!. Owing to the popularity Of the 70.
citaIs and concerts given in the read.
Ing room for the blind at the Library OF
Congress, It was announced today that
at future entertainments. seats will be
reserved for the blind and their, 60.
corts. The remaining space viii 0e
open to the general public.
Tuesday afternoon At 2:3o o'clock. Niss
IVA Lee will give . reading. Friday
evenings at o'clock musicale will be
given by Mrs. James Kerr. Mrs. Theo.
dore Apple. Theodore Apple. and Miss
Francis Harrison. ,p-
The Washington times., 1912-12-01
THE WASHINGTON TIMES, SUNDAY. DECEMBER 1: 1912
"Blackbirdsv Premier. J

"Blackbirds," Che new play by Harr,
James Smith, which Henry Miller will
produce at the Apolli Thestcr In Allan.
tic City next "wednesday. 10 q smart
comedy. written ina whimsical vein,
but with wholesome. moral innuencc
comedy will be played by the best COM
pany that Henry Miller has ever a..
sembled. Laura Hope Crews and II. b.
Warner will be- the co-stags of Black.
birds" and will be supported BY . cast cast
trclly. Miss Ethel Winthrop, Miss Bcr-
tha Weiby, Miss Jean Galbraith. sgd.
ney Valentine. James Bradbury. and
Harry o. Taylor. MlsS Crews and M.
Warner will be seen In the new play at
nent of one week. commencing Mon
day, December Is.
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fridelt, 3uerit ala Msibe uno fp1ttr
fir !9eu unb Gamen ousstnust tptr.
ben.
GO if fir serpObnli9 nidt n0tis.
bas grbreid Fir ben 6uBtlee 5u
biingen, obipobl taItbaltigsr Runfs
hunger ipobl isin Wadstum forbert.
Sn Der Asgel fdhrt man am b.iten.
fpsrn man ben Diing.r fiir bic JOlges
fruht aufbenabrt. Die ginitigIts
Saat3sit III Der 4nfang bes 5rihs
inhrs. boob bat 1ld3 1T 0egsi1Der mil
miloen Mintsrn aud Ole 0srbifs4uss
foat ala srfoigreih btniefen, anmal
ba, hoo man baB aonb nur fir sine
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Die mangslbdfte Wuraelentmidlung
I'M erittn 5srbft besintrdhtigt has
Wonstum Der Grudt in Der nddften
Gnifon gang fDtimtlia. unb boOurd
merben bic iibrigsn Worttils BEL
6trbfsinlout aum 1rohsn asil auf.
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Gdbflees.
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Mics fn an oen bittsren @eihmut
ber HIGtter unD bi. SIR 3eit Der
Setife siemIid holsis ipsroenDtn
EttnasI aep0bnsn IaTe. Die pflanas
In cnh inter psrfdisbenen annsrsn
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@isnenilse, Sonigtiss, gerstlss utn,
Mn inert ala autt 6onispflan5s 1T
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d1cernein 1T Di. asnntnis lbrsr boz
henbefrudtenbsn gisenfdaftsn, loipse
htr mert ihrer Neripenbnng 5u gbsla
beaiptdsn uro als 5~eufutttr. Ntdt
nrsr bertidsrn bic gatterisn an snrsn
Maur,eln bas Grbrtid. fonbern Die
crphen Marssln lodern audl Den
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Dringen fam.
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ms Gomenidpfsln BON sfrtisn otriels
btn fnb In unfsrsn Mbbiloungerl inlss
b~erotosb<n. gs Fnb oiss Der tpsibeSabs
lles iultlilotus afba), Der srobs sslbs
llutiidtrIids Waelilotus O~ffi5inalis)
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EateatanmaIti.
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