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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-04-18
SEWING MACHINES

WE SELL RENT AND REPAIR ALL
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Wanted-Situation (Female)
GROCERY SPECIAL


so LBS. SUGAR ,.,.................s2 81. 10
25 lbs sugar, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, 1. 40
Tall Sego milk k..,............,3 for. .25
Extra large split herring. EACH. ,05
Ripe or Queen olives bulk, pint. .2J
Size = peaches. l5c; .. 25c: and
~, LOT. aa...', ,,.-.ss,a-... 80
Onions turnips. carrots. and pars-
nips. straight or mixed, ) lbs,.,. 10
Good ORANGES. doz., 20, 30. 80 Or. so
Onion sets. sweet peas and nastur-
tiums in bulk.
A. r, HOPPER,
a convenient place TO buy groceries or
meat.
go So. Main: next door to postofdce.
s23ls
100 LBS. SUGAR. s5.O5; Is LBS. SUGAR,
s1.0o: lbs. sugar. soc; ~ lbs. sugar,
25c: fresh eggs. zoe. lbs. Utah cream
cheese. Soc; flour. per sack. sl.05. Eagle
brand milk t5c: good coffee, H., 25c:
compound lard, SIS 35c, 5s soc, los 81 10.
3 cans Carnatlon milk. CSC: lbs. navy
or red beans. rice. 25c.
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Wanted-TO Buy

$4,000 WORTH OF HIGH GLASS SEC
ond-hanG furniture ut once WasaScn
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LAWN MOWERS SHARPENE

AND REPAIRED: BABY BUGGiEs =
tired C. a. Fowler. key. gun. 2Se
novelty works. Phone Wasatcn
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H EW LET 7 IS

Uncolored Japan Tea, as they
know it is pure and healthful-
FREE coupon for Rogers's
fine silverware in every package.
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AUCTION SALES

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| and gravel: long job. j. W. MeIen.; 1en.
| 1OA McIntNre bldg.
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Wanted-TO Rent

WANTED OR 5-ROOM MODERN
house with garage. on pavement S1oso S5o
In Address S-3S. Tribune. S---o
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FURNITURE REPAIRING

w, WILLIAMS * SON. loo y. a. WAS.
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WATCH REPAIRING

WE DO ALL KINDS OF WATCE
clock. jeweiry and spectacle repairing
j. e. Edmonds. 10 w. End South gt.
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SIGNS AND SCENERY

GHAS. PETERSON, ~ RICHARDS ST
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EXTRAORDINARY

MARTIN INSTITUTE. RUSSIAN 2t. 2nt.
hot air and electrical trealp
SuperfluoCs hairs and nolcs reInnso94 ~
electricity. Tatness reduced. Suite -
Brooks Arcade. Was. 5000.
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Teams Wanted

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OSTEOPATHY


DIR. C. A. GAMBLE. COS MINTYRE
bldg Diseases or women q speciality
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WANTED
Wanted-AgentS

LAND AGENTS.
We want good, wide-awake lana msonh,i nhic
men with clean. honest character, apl"
To furnish GOOD references, men VINO az
we'll acquainted IN their home d'T.''G5' s! e.
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WANTED
Wanted-Female Help

GIRLS IN ALL DEPARTMENTS. AP'
PLY READ FOR WORK AT A M
AND ! 2. NJ. DAILY TROY LAUNDhi'
t2l SOUTH 9TH EAST.
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FOR RENT
Houses Unfurnished

7-ROOM MODERN. $50 so. MAIN.
7-roorn modern. 325 W. LIST South
e-room modern, IiS So. End W..i
LITTLE & LITTLE, No. 1 w. 2nd
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LOST AND FOUND

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BOOK IN RAY &:
Harvey cafe. Finder return 10 No. q,
26a Main st. between and 5, and re-
ceiYe reward. $3.50
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-05-26
Van Keuren obseouies.

The last sad rites over the remains
OF the late Charles Van keuren, for
mer prominent business man of this
city. whose death occurred at his
home in Howell. Mich. last Wcdnes
day. were held ~ the residence OF
7 II Hornhrook on Fifteenth street
Saturday afternoon Rev J. n Lit
tell conducted he services. and inter
ment was made IN Greenwood c-uc
terry. The deceased was prominent
member 81 Wheeling Commandery No
p KNIGHTS T.Wnia~ and fi.r mcwh""s
~ shat ur-anIlTt.ou attended OBJ"
s.rS ices ir % body
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-05-26
NEWS BRIEFS

thief or Police Howard Hastings
and Roundsman Bert Mcconnell left
last evening for Cleveland. and Mt.
Clemens. Mich. where they will spend
Il short vacation.
That Wheeling has almost entire
~ recovered from the flood is proven
by the few applications made each
week for repairs 10 property. Only
twelve were made last week
For the first time in many years
residents OF the hill districts east OF
Jacob street are enjoying police pro-
lection. An officer has been on duty
Tor the past several nights and this
beat will be patrolled regularly.
Colonel James McGuigan Is con
I fined 70 the Haskins hospital. suffer.
ing from a fractured hip. which he
: sustained Friday morning when he
fell from the steps in front of his
home Oh North Main street. The in.
jury Is not considered serious.
There is said TO be a great short
age Of male teachers throughout tho
state and educators are attributing Il
= TO the low salaries paid for this
branch OF work
The American Sheet & Tin Plate
company is planning TO make exten.
sIve improvements TO its Chester
plant. including the installation OF
tv" more mills. fvc nov anealing FUR.
nac"s and four cold rolls. which will
'n''N IN expense ~ - least So. 600
~ serious accident was narrowly
HNrT'"d when " q - train No loo.
known a. the Blue Flyer" was do.
ra'lrd a. point nine miles west Of
GAINESVILLE. o SATURDAY morning Tho
H.
elevated track for about 500 wards
iucNiiE ~ Wa- brought safely TO 2
stop and not single passenger was
injured
F-fore leaving This civ for his
HON" ~ New York Noodle" Pagan.
tho world-famous newshov. Who has
been appearing in Vaudeville q, tho
orpheum theatre. declared that he
liked Wheeling SO much Thar h. -.
p"cts 10 return for visit I'm fho near
future.
Preparations are being made nv
the local camp. Modern Woodmer Of
America for rho annual memorial
service. which viii he held next sun.
oay afternoon. IN the Third Prcehv.
terrain church Company u. OF the
lodge. Is making arrangements for a
moonlight toat excursion on tho even.
INK 81 Jun" H.
Notices have been issued bv the
city \ Elm Grove division OF the
West Virginia Traction a. Electric
, company that in compliance with tho
law no more passes viii be- granted
"Nc'p' t1 employee Of fhe company
Mr. and Mr. Charles % Lash.
oi Tulsa. Okla ar" expected Nv arrive
fr % faN da14 for -, tt.rt r,,.A f..
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-05-26
Obituary
Beltx Obsedulcs

Funeral services over the remains
or the late August Edward Beltz.
whose death occurred at the North
Wheeling hospital Friday night fol
lowing brief Illness. vii Ia held al
the family residence on Cherry street
This morning at $40 o'clock. Requiem
high mass will be celebrated at st
Alphonsus' church. and interment will
be made in Nj. Calvary cemetery.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-05-26
CORPUS CHRISTI
FEAST OBSERVED
ELABORATE SERVICES HELD IN ct
JoSEPRS CATHEDRAL.
Featured BY Procession Of Children
VINO Had Previously Received
FIRST Communion.

The Catholic churches Of this CITY
in common with those throurhout me
or corpus christi, a holiday set as.d ,
t ny me church Of Rome In honor Of IN +,
ate celebration was held In ST Joseph :
S ,.t,h beginning AZ 80 o'clock.
Saiied mae ;5s yst "h hoi t1s ,GlIdTen
the late mass at 1910 the Blessed
Ss.r" ment was exposed on the altar
until , , m. when the Corpus christi
OWNS &" the Indictment weather It
was impossible 60 hold the procession
IN the academy ana high school yard
sion therefor. WAS held ia the church
and vas participated IA hy tn" junior
altar boys AMI the clergy ~ the caihc-
DIAL
At this service those who received
hrst communion 20 tho morning re-
Hew-d their hdPtIsuaI vows and were
invested ia the scaru.sfS The celehr.,-
ton OF the services MIS- ia charge II
Re-, Edward GALWAY. cclebrant. Rev.
Edward Weber. deacon. Rev. foscph
Msrtarau", -ub-deacon. and Rev. -. II.
Moye. c.leb-aut. The celebration closed
sacrament. Two affairs hat been pre-.
Idr,d "a the academy aud nigh school
yards. on which the beneiiction OF. tho
blessed Sacrament was to have been
Ieid. had the weather permitted
The Process.on.
The process IN was made mp ~ the
Mss stella Soil stella weItv. Iren.
Moran Loretta = ImhTust"r. Edna Schell
aEl4r.d ktli"nb-"h. Helen Hell, Mar g
Z"e.!"r.. virginia gallagher. Elizahett
'ath-r'r" Aitmcye- Laura custer. cath
erin" S.nuul r. zaheth CogS. Hazel -
dHl.u Roth. Esther BURNS Elizabeth
H0ffmtru Catherine Burke. Angela
l;"'i. Mrd'.in" Gibson. Regina F"iau
Catherine Diaus. Elizabeth NcFatdcu
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-05-26
Becker Funeral

The last sad rif"s over the remains
~ the late Margaret Becker. whose
death occurred - 'ho North Wheeling
hospital "Wednesday. VII he held a.
tho family residence ON Seventeenth
s're.t ~ g @" O'clock his morning
Requiem high u1ss viii %" c"i"hrt'.
Cd 90 ~ Jo-'rhs cathedral o.
o'clock. and iu'eruor' VII Do mad"
On NJ Calvary cemetery
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-05-26
Riedel Funeral.

The funeral ~ the late Mrs. Mar.
garet Riedel. wife of Louis Riedel.
Will be- held from the Trinity Lu-
theran church this afternoon at 80
O'Clock. Rev. Oscar G Dean. pastor
of the church Will oTiciate. and inter
ment Will be- made in Greenwood
cemetery. The deceased was a
daughter o! Mr. Henry Schrebe. and
her death follows closely that of her
brother
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-05-26

OF West Virginia will receive bidr daily
at Its office at Charleston. West Vir-
sinia. for furnishing supplies for the
manage mont or which Is vested IN said
Board Contracts wtll be awarded to the
other things being equal West Virginia
dealers viii be given preference.
Lists OF supplies needed Will be fur
nished bidders on receipt of requests
stating the line desired.
STATE BOARD OF CONTROL.
AS-+-u Charleston weet Virginia
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-05-26
FOR SALE OR TRADE

= on SALE oE r8AD1-A good seven
room house and two lots. with wells
barn. shaded lawn. ard other Improve
ments. Will sell cheap. or trade FOR .
small Farm Address Charles a. Miller.
Cameron ". Va 1s-iz-tf
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SEALED PROPOSALS
PROPOSALS. ron PAINTING AND
BIUpIaG CURRErT yOLunrEs
or WEST vhoCgLA AE-

8E(OATh
sealed proposals for printing and
binding the current volumes Of the West
NirEinia Reports OF the Suprenis Court
% Al pedls will be rece.N ii by tire under
signed Attorney General. at his Office In
the Capitol building. in the city OF
CHARLESTON. West Virginia. until twelve
o'clock noon. Saturday. July u. 1918. at
whihc time and place said proposals viii
be opened. After a hid Is once properly
mitted.
The contract shall be for four years.
beginninS the first Wednesday in Juno.
1913, and ending the second Wednesday
In June. 1917. 4 bond executed accord
ing 20 Law shall accompany each pro-
Iosal. with at least two good and SUI
nclent sur-ties residing in this state or
with good and sufficient guaranty
company authorized to DO business IN
this state. and said bond shall he IN the
penal sum OF Five Thousand Dolia -
f5.uooooD conditioned for the faithful
performance of the contract.
Blank forms Of bonds. proposals and
specifications Will be furnished on APP
plea tion.
The right to reject any and all pro-
Iosals Is hereby reserved
a. A LILLY.
Attorney General
Charleston. W. Va. May q. 1913.
trN.b- iunZ9i6
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MEE-Aiy illustrated cata,osue esrlains
Nv J rnn teach tie barber trlae in
Few weeks mailed fee. Write Noler
college. cincinnati ohio. ru.-.l
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WANTED young man TO run news
HE"ut ~ b. n o. trains Ap.fy At
r.on News once. Il. q - depot ,.iv.
my--3-J
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FOR RENT

FOR RENT.
THE EASEMENTS, FIRST, SECOND
THIRD, FOURTH AND FIFTE FLOORS
OF TUE NEW FIRE PROOF MERCAr-
TILE BUILDIN0 ON MAIN STREET
AT STEEL BRIDGE CORNER
WILL BE READY hBOIJT rIRsr or
APRIL, 1918.
EACH FLOOR CAN BE REHrEp
SEPARATELY.
JAMES L HAwLEY.
loSSia MAIN STREET.
FOR RENT-orlce rooms Suitable for
lawyer, architect. real estate, etc. In
ouire 1907 chapline. Both phones l48.
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D-Brfckmasons; WORK all sum-
msr. Write or apply 10 ]. w Smith
NO. 10 Virginia Ave, Cumberland, Nd.
u1y-f4-l
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WANTED-I~ocomptiv flr.men. brake
men. wages about 500. experience IN
necessary. send age. stamp. Railway.
are lut"tliE"nrer. my-i0-1 7-2S- 81. luz
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BARGAINS In Real Estate


VIII buy 5-acre farm situated only Il
minutes walk from Edg"Wood: fr1ii,
trees and Shruhbery. +-room house
and outbuiidiurs.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-05-26

Fl sALE-Thoroughbre Black Orping-
tors. u females. one male. Cook and
ku.., strain. VIII sell all or part.
,s""4 nance g. p1gCa.~, splendid STOCK
4icN. @. !. Hooker. Man ndrt. .. uy-..- -
oAP1N GToES-Sc!HgS out all blacks
anu mites. atrSaius legs half price
Bot Paonss. n n Ma~sh fuy-fg-t ie-ls
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WNNTED-ROOMS

ROOMS WANTED Any one nav.ns
q. rooms. lodging, " boarding facii'ies
Kindly cali ~ Board - Trade offic~s
~ rFet Auditorium. F~d nii ont nianf
Hurenu - irformatfov. SENT Ceufar Mai
Committee. rI. ..f e.s| IT,. ri
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WANTED-MALE HELP
wANTED-Io,

WAETED-M~n 90 operate stamping
presses. Apply Lard Pail Department
wheeling tdn company. ny-26-i
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SALESMAN WANTED
BIG CASH bonus MoNrHLy
ON STEEL as Applied on

hift h'nwa are. sdnttaryvarc. signs. etc
t.pIoIEtly taught ht CORES ponder. 60
itiEh -tlaried work Get PARTICULARS
CORES oud"ucc course Of Enamel ng
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$1,000

VIII buy modern room residence.
large lot 5ox3o0. Steenrod Place. oppo
site Chantal Court. a big bargain. let
us show You this property.
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Hotic. 70 Manifestations, Joppsrs, Mr.
chants ana Other wholsssie DeaisrsI

Charleston. W. Va. May q. 1918.
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The San Francisco call., 1913-11-22

Empress tomorrow as the headline
attraction of the new bill. The act
of the Dunedins is replete with SEN
sation from beginning to end their
work is not confined to any particular
branch of acrobatics and gymnastics,
but consists of bicycle riding. wire
walking. tumbling. risley work and
whirlwind dancing. They are all the
quintessence of grace and agility,
combined with strength that makes
them the very best women athletes
upon the vaudeville stage. The Les
ter trio. as the special feature. will
present a screamingly funny farce
called The Bathroom Mystery"
Louise and Clara Campbell, two
charming girls. are accomplished mu-
sicians. Maglin, Eddy and Roy will
amuse with their humorous and clever
pantomime; Andrew Lewis and Helen
Norton have a snappy singing and
dancing act: Monroe. Thomas. Lam
bert and Copp, male quartet OF ex-
ceptionally good singers, will provide
one OF the big singing turns on the
new bill, and the Cullen brothers will
offer an eccentric dancing act.
The San Francisco call., 1913-11-22

presents. Doogan, her confederate.
finds it easy going. The young KEEP
tomaniac believes Doogan to be a de-
tective and accuses himself of having
removed the valuables that are al
ready beginning to disappear. The
absent minded parent hands Doogan
his money and asks him to keep 1t for
him. The other members of the fam
lily hasten to confide TO him the
whereabouts of all their valuables.
What follows is OF the fast and furi-
Gus order.
The cast OF stop Thief" includes
Elmer Booth, Albert Tavernier, sgd
ney Stone, Hal Mordaunt, Sydney Ma
son, Henry Hubbard. Chic Burnham,
John McNames and the Misses June
Keith, We've Martin, Emma Campbell,
Laura Walker, Marie Vaughn, Gladys
Wilcox and Rose Beaudet. Matinees
during the engagement of stop
Thief" will be given on Wednesday
and Saturday in addition to a special
holiday matinee on Thursday
Thanksgiving day)
The San Francisco call., 1913-11-22
oRPHEUM

Mile. Dazzle, most celebrated OF all
American pantomimic and classic
dancers, who has just returned from
a triumphal European tour, will make
her first appearance here at the Or
pheum tomorrow in the little fantasy.
asPantaloon,' a plea for an ancient
family. by Sir James Matthew Barrie,
author of The Little Minister, Pc
ter PAN and numerous other great
stage successes. Mile. Dazie's por-
trayel of the role of Columbine has
the unqualified approval of Sir James
Barrie, who says she is his Ideal of
the character.
Stuart Barnes, the popular singing
comedian and the possessor of a quaint
and infectious humor, which is essen
TALLY his own. will Introduce new
songs. stories and impersonations.
Mabeile Lewis and Paul Mccarthy
will present an act which they call
Dainty Different Doings," consisting
of music, song, dance and chatter.
The San Francisco call., 1913-11-22
SAVOY

Without exception the cinemato-
graph industry has never before seen
q travel picture" equaling in beauty,
magnitude and diversity as The IN
dying Story Of Captain Scott" and
Animal Life in the Antarctic" made
by Herbert G. Pointing. F. r. G. s.. un-
der circumstances without parallel,
and entering upon the fifth week in
San Francisco at the Savoy theater
with the matinee of Monday. 1t is a
travel picture" in the truest sense of
the term-a picture which makes one
for the time being the companion of
a great explorer on his voyage into
the unknown and let's one look for
ward with him across the desolate
plains of ice toward the dim horizon
and the mysteries beyond it.
The films. which are shown every
afternoon at 2:30 o'clock, with even
ing presentations at $3.50 o'clock. are
made doubly interesting by the
graphic explanatory lecture given by
Charles b. Hanford, the eminent actor.
who has temporarily deserted Shakes
peare for this work.
The San Francisco call., 1913-11-22
TIvOLI

Tonight and tomorrow night the IT.
voli opera house will occupy the posi-
ton that it has held as San Fran
cisco's home of music for over third
of century for the last time, when
the farewell performance of the West
ern metropolitan Opera company will
be given.
Tonight "Cavalleria Rusticana" and
La Boheme" will be given. and to-
morrow night the performance will
take the form of a testimonial to
Managing Directors Ettore Patrizi and
Eugene d'Avigneau.
The San Francisco call., 1913-11-22
CORT

King John" in which Robert Man
tell will open his two weeks engage
ment at the Cort theater Monday
night, is decided novelty for the
present generation of playgoers.
Shakespeare's historical tragedy is
very rarely attempted on the stage
because of the great difficulties of the
portrayal of the English tyrant from
whose barbarous grasp the mobiles
wrested Magma Charta, which is the
basis of English and American lib
erty. Few people now living in this
on the stage.
The production built for Mr.. Man
tell by his manager. William A. Brady,
IS the most elaborate and massive
that has ever been devised for this
play, eclipsing, it is said, even that of
Beerbohm Tree, featured in London
about a dozen years ago.
Mr.. Mantell brings his impersona-
tion Of "John" to climax in a death
scene which is said to surpass any
thing OF the sort he has ever done.
Mr.. Mantelrs new leading woman.
Miss Genevieve Hamper, will play the
role of Prince Arthur. The part of
Faulconbridge will be assumed by
Fritz Leiber. Miss That's Lawton. a
new member of the company, for
merly leading woman at the Alcazar
theater, San Francisco, will be seen as
Lady Constance.
The arrangement of plays for the
first week is as follows: King john
Monday night and Thursday after
noon; "Othello,' Tuesday night;
@Richelieu," Wednesday matinee;
Macbeth" Wednesday night; Ham
let," Thursday night; King Lear"
Friday night; .The Merchant of Ven
ice." Saturday afternoon. and Rich
ard Ill" Saturday night.
THE Merry Countess" viii be given
for the last times tonight and tomor-
row night.
The San Francisco call., 1913-11-22

ENTERTAINMENT for all tastes is
l. included in next weeks offerings
at the local playhouses. Robert Man
tell in his Shakespearean repertoire
opens at the Cort. and stop Thief" a
farce that kept New York laughing for
an entire season, comes to the Column
bia.
Mr.. MantelTs repertoire includes all
of his greatest roles, although he is
featuring King John" one of Shake
speare's plays that is entirely new
here to this generation of playgoers.
The Candy Shop" at the Gaiety
continues along its musical way. with
no lack OF interest on the part of
musical comedy lovers.
The new Orpheum bill has Mile
Dazzle, premier danseuse. as its head
line attraction, while strong vaude-
vile features also are offered by the
Empress and Pantages.
The Undying Story of Captain
Scott" still stays at the Savoy. and
Grauman's Imperial offers a tempting
bit of canned drama in The Last
Days of Pompeii," in 10 massive parts
The San Francisco call., 1913-11-22
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ALCAZAR

alias Jimmy Valentine the ia
nous play with punch" is to be
the Alcazar's offering next Monday
night and throughout the week, with
Bert Lyteil- and Evelyn Vaughan in
the roles which enabled them to score
most emphatic joint success last
season in their own theater at Albany,
N. Y. Supporting them will be the
full strength of the stock company
and several specially engaged players.
Paul Armstrong adapted Atlas Jim
my Valentine" from one of the late o.
Henry's fascinating tales. "A Re-
trieved Reformation" 1t is the story
of a pardoned convict's efforts to re-
gain a foothold in honest society.
Mr.. Lytell in the title part and Miss
Vaughan as Rose Lane will be aided
by Burt Wesner as the detective.
Frank Burke as veteran thief, Eo-
mond Lowe as the lieutenant COVER
nor, Ralph Bell as the banker, Herman
The San Francisco call., 1913-11-22
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The Dunedin troupe Of lady gym
nasts and acrobats will appear at the