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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-07-22
Gunbont Goes 10 Tabasco Coast.

Wnshington. July 22.--The gunhoHi
Wheeling was today ordered tO From
terra. Tabasco. Mexico. whore revolu-
tiOnnry activity has endangered the
lives aud property Of Americans. she
Will sail from KEY West tomorrow
morning. The sunboat has $50 blue
Jackets. but no marines.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-07-22

Washington. July 2e--lislung Esl
Ling has been appointed premier rt
the Chinese cabinet tO succeed Ping
Chun. who was removed by the con-
Ftltuent assembly. The change was
reported 20 the state department 20.
duY
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-07-22
AMERICAN MISSIONS
IN BALKANS SAFE
[By Leascd wire ,o Evening Herald.

Washington. July l2--Al Ameri-
can missionaries In sofia, Bulgaria,
are safe. according 20 state depart
ment message from the American le-
cation az Bulgaria, Rumania and
SprViu toduN
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-07-22

Cc0ntinued ON page > column %
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-07-22
DEMOCRATS To REFRAIN
FROM TAR7CTs ORATOBtN

Gratis declared today that few set
tariff speeches would come from their
side Of the chamber.
I'VE are not Eoing TO take up time
Debating this hllsT said Chairman
simmons of the finance committee.
"If the hin proves not ca he for the
benefit Of the country. V Will dem
onstrate that our Ideas ~ the thrtt
are wrong: " II proves To be well for
the country. Il viii demonstrate that
the opposition Is wrong. That is ah
there ~ to this proposition ana We
are ready and anxious now 10 pass the
hin"
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-07-22

woDAx'e NEWS WoDaWr.
1on ees a ~ ths BunArD.
niHiy Gents q month o. 1g orntn
. weeh deiiyerod ~ yopp aooga
afty osnis hy nail
The Washington times., 1913-09-24
Go Through Your House With a Fine Tooth Comb
Get The Old Furniture Out of the Way Sell It

After folks have been house.
keeping for q number Of years,
old furniture and other odds
and ends begin to accumulate.
Some Of these articles may be
in perfectly good condition,
but simply because they are
of no use to the family they
are stored away in the cellar
or garret.
After a while they begin to
get in the way. You realize
there is some value in these
articles, and you hesitate to
throw them out or give them
away for nothing.
II your house happens.to be
The Washington times., 1913-09-24
Tomorrow We Start the Sale Of the Stock Of the Columbia
Dry Goods Store Purchased by Us for 4Oc on the Dollar

TIME Columbia Dry Goods Store was, until recently,
located at 3oO6 14th street northwest, and was
L owned and operated by Sher & Michaelson, who
desired to retire from business The stock was offered to
us and procured for spot cash consideration of 40 cents
on the dollar The Columbia Dry Goods Store was noted
for its high-class merchandise which included Bedding
DomesticS Notions Trimmings, Underwear, Hosiery,
Corsets Gloves, Neckwear Waists, etc-in fact every
thing that is usually carried in stock by store that caters
to the demands of women and children.
The Washington times., 1913-09-24

in this condition, why not have cleansveep sale? Why
gather together list Of article you dispose
advertise slight COST the For Sale column of The
Times?
snty the lookout and anxious buy secondhand furniture and
clothing.
Within few hours time after you advertise the chances are
that will receive many opportunities dispose of the articles
for cash.
Bring your advertisement direct to
the office of The Times mail il. take 1Ae ~s"t I'D
to of our Drug Store Agencies, |ey rs ne Mod
telephone it. 0" way.
The Washington times., 1913-09-24

During the past week we have removed this stock to
our store, where has been reprced for immediate dst
button to the thousands of shrewd shoppers who will at
tend this phenomenal undepnce event. The prices quoted
below will give idea of what the word BARGAIN
really means Some lots small and may not last longer
than the first day of the sale so for the bes of the pick
ing" We advise your early attendance tomorrow, the
sale starts promptly the stroke of eight Be here with
the early and get your share of the exceptional values
The Washington times., 1913-09-24
Columbia Dry Goods Stores Stock of
Domestics, Bedwedr, Household
Linens, Piece Goods, Etc.

Read your savings. Prices never
so low before.
Csc SANITAS TABLE oILCLoTH;
light and dark patterns. Sale IT.
price, a yard ................. lSC
zee WINDOW SHADES; best
Opaque: absolutely perfect. TO-
Sale price. each ..... lCC
1sc DRAPERY SCRIMS; yard
wide. bordered and plain. 7AIn
Sale price, yard.............. 0fTC
12tic OUTING FLANNELS;
checks. stripes and plaids. QH.n
Sale price. a yard. OfzC
$500 CALIFORNIA WOOL BLAN-
kErS: white only; LA CD 90
size: weight 5 lbs: each. OksCC
$500 BEDSPREADS; cut corners;
wide fringe; largo double CT IN
DeQ size; each .............. U1s0U
$500 LACE CURTAINS: white
and arabian; 2 and 3H yards O0n
long: a pair .................. JCC
csc, MERCERIZED PoPLIN
CORDUROY and other wash
fabrics. Sale price, 1OUsn
yard .-..-.............-..... xHTDN
Sc GUEST TOWELS. extra soft:
fast-color borders. Sale price, o.
eacn ....-.......-.....-..... ~
12hc CRASH TOWELS; plain
white. unbleached and other GDs
kinds; yard ............ 0fSC
15c PERCALE: best standard
quality; desirable patterns. Oaxn
Sale price, yard ...-...... C7~C
The Washington times., 1913-09-24

$1.25 BED COMFORTS; single
bed size. extra heavy weight 30o
Sale price, each ......... SOV
75c SEAMLESS SHEETS; full
hleached: hand torn and SE~
ironed. Sale price, each...... OOC
soc FEATHER PILLOWS; large
size; warranted best quality Sl0~
feather fflled; each ......... HJC
1Oc UNBLEACHED SHEETING:
full yard wide; extra quality. Sn
Sale price, a yard............... ~
12,kc DRESS GINGHAMs; lisht
and dark stripes. checks, 7aL~
and plaids: yard.......-....-.6TC
75c STORM SERGE. full "a inches
wide; black and navy blue. Ao~
Sale price, a yard............ tCV
soc and 75c WOOL DRESS
GOODS: plain and fancy OOn
weaves. Sale price. a yard. AOC
s5c TABLE DAMASK; full
bleached new: open-border on
patterns. Sale price, yard. OOC
75c JAP TUssAH SILKS; full
yard wide: plain and jac- C0n
guard weaves; a yard. OJC
Sc APRON GINGHAafs: famous
Anoskeag brand: Fast COL A2L~
ors. Sale price. aeysrd...... q 4f0C
! s1.00 DOUBLE BLANKETS. white
only; extra heavy; striped 70~
borders; D-4 size; a pair........ SJC
The Washington times., 1913-09-24
HYATTSVLLE WILL
HAVE FLOWER SHOW
Sunday School of Baptist
Church viii Give Competition
on October z and 3.

HYATTSvILLE, Md, Sept. 24.-The
Sunday school of the First Baptist
Church will hold its third annual flower
show on October 2 and 3.
While flowers will be the special fea-
ture, most of the usual agricultural fair
departments will be included. Entry is
open to all, and the following rules
will govern all exhibits: First, all nome
and garden products must be grown by
the exhibitor during 1913; second, pro-
fessionals may display their products
but not in competition: third exhibits
can be made free and removed after the
show, or donated to the church. The
awards will be- first premium, blue RIB
bon second premium, red ribbon, in each
class. A grand prize will be awarded
for the best collective exhibit in each
department. If especially worthy the
Judges will be empowered to give awards
on articles not in the classification.
The committee in charge of the en-
tertainment is composed of Prof. ]. b.
8. Norton, chairman; ". F. Pierce.
treasurer; C. F. Glass, secretary, and
Prof. w. r. Ballard, judging.
The Washington times., 1913-09-24
o0ss,ay's store:s Ses SICK po0's Of O1LetS

Kinks Witch Hazel Soap, 3 cakes
to . box. Sale price. o.
Writing Paper, "a sheets paper.
- envelopes. Sale price, IA
box ...................... &c
Waxed Paper. "a sheets to 1lln
roll. Sale price, rolls for. 1VV
Twenty-Mule-Te Team Borax, e.
" lib. package. Sale price. pkg. W
S-oz. bottle Of Peroxide Of G.
Hydrogen. Sale price, bottle W
Large size bottle Household D.,
Ammonia. Sale price, bottle OC
Babcock's Cho-Cho-San Tai II
cum Powder. Sale price. tin &c
DR.. Lyons Celebrated Tooth To-
Powder. Sale price, a tim. 1AC
2-oz. cartons Fine AbsorbApt S~
Cotton. Sale price, a carton... ~
The Washington times., 1913-09-24

The Sunday school of the First Bap-
tist Church will observe .'R;Sy Day" on
October 5. The program of exercises
v0 consist of recitations, songs, talks
and pictures. w. F. Pierce is superin-
tendent Of the school
The Washington times., 1913-09-24

The midweek prayer service of the
First Presbyterian Church will be held
tonight at the home, of Mrs. F. E. Mac
Neil, Wine avenue.
The Washington times., 1913-09-24

Mrs. H c. Lemon and young daugh-
ter. Dorothy, have returned from a
pleasant stay at Hancock, Nd.
The Washington times., 1913-09-24

Mr. and Mrs. II. E. Davis, of Little
fieid avenue, have returned from a
months visit with relatives in New
York State.
The Washington times., 1913-09-24

has been admitted to probate in the
orphans court at this place. bequeaths
5000 to each of her nephevs and niece.
A provision Is made for the main
tenance Of two old colored women. for
many years servants in the Wootton
family. The estate is valued at SIS 900.
The Washington times., 1913-09-24

Frank Crown, of Washington. was ar
rested by Deputy Sheriff Greg yester-
day on a warrant charging him with
an assault upon his brother-in-law,
Ollie Shaw, of Derwood this county.
The Washington times., 1913-09-24

?. Oriental Pseoxids Cream. 1S~
fne quality. Sale price, jar 4OC
Dagget 4 Ramsdslrs Cold ~
cream: small tubo. Sale price IL
Wflliams' Famous Shsving Soap.
round cakes. sale price. , x
Holmes Frostslla, large size bot
ties. Sale price. . bot 1S~
JergenS Benyoin and Al
mopd Lotion. Sale price. To-
noStle ........... ...... 4eeS
Carter's &c bottles Of Ink. o.
Sale price, bottle ...... OC
Carriers Library Paste. Sale D.
price, while Il lasts bottle. OC
Wil1iams' Dental Cream and
Toothbrush Holder. both ~
Tor ................. 4vO
The Washington times., 1913-09-24
VACANCIES FILLED
ON COUNTY TICKET
RepubIican-Progressive Work.
ers Meet at Rockville and
Select Candidates.

ROCKVILLE. Sept. 24.-The Re-
Progressive State central COM
mittee for Montgomery county-Thomas
Dawson. C. Scott Duvall, D. W. Baker.
Galen L. TAFT. and William H. john
SONNET here yesterday afternoon and
filled the vacancies on the county
ticket, making the complete ticket as
follows:
For the State senate-Charles F. Kirk.
of Olney.
Fort the house Of delegates-Clarence
Z. Dawson, of Chevy Chase; Charles
T. johnson, of Germantown; James M.
Mount, of Damascus; Mortimer o. Sta
bier. of Spencerviiie.
For county commissioners-First dis
trict, Hiram w. Harvey, of Mt. Zion:
Second district, Charles T. Day, of
Boyds; Fifth district, c. Parker Weller,
of Wheaton.
For sheriff-Frederick W. Page, OF
Silver Spring.
The Washington times., 1913-09-24

marriage license has been issued to
Francis william Quigley and Miss
Marie Antoinette Griffin, both Of Wash
ington.
The Washington times., 1913-09-24

Phofs. j. B. S. Norton and w. r. Bal
lard, Of the Maryland Agricultural Col
lsge, have been spending month in
Kansas and the Ozark mountains.
The Washington times., 1913-09-24
NOTE

We wish to announce
that Miss Sherr and Mrs.
Michaelson have connected
themselves with our store,
where they viii be glad to
welcome their many
friends and former patrons.
The Washington times., 1913-09-24

The recently elected Democratic State
central committee for the county met
here yesterday afternoon and elected
Robert G. Hilton, of Rockville. chair
man and treasurer. The other members
of the committee are Alexander G.
Carlisle and Richard E. Darby.
The Washington times., 1913-09-24

r. e. Keith and family, of Wine ave-
nue., have moved to Topeka, Kan.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-01-10
misunderstanding.

29Ieren al benue geretnina ira
9erermsoet iaar pitt ct opitert Snb-
trpf al SorbanoIinserns. Set frem.
aaar al bisie, at Sirteifolerne bar
itore 8anifeligbeoer at betiempe.
Seq anier BOG benne Maaoe at ie
Observation-Disclosures lige | aniigtet
iom en- meset baabefuio Soreteelie.
Sen piier. of SGrer,e life er Zig
Struoiem. iom, iiaar Der er Sare
paaiGroe, sraper &apeoet neo |
GanSen, og iaa mebiIoer fig, al Der
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-01-10
Den beoite S%aremelter.
Griarina er frcmScles / fprite &Gffc,

Sor pirfelig praftiif Gaalioeligbeo
% noget ser fan itaof9ites peo 60,
er Griarirg - ret og iIet gammel'
bags griuring - enonu iitanb til at
bGre Sen itsrite @prbe itoen at pafle.
On apiuoe / Spo Safota l9rte
noget ON NGrineSmibIer al oenne
iomme gamIc Grfaring, Der her pp.
traabte Tom p~aalioeltg 2erer.
Sum ifrioer:
Seq nntoger at babe br,tgt noe
item ole DC @reoffait Spobs, Der ia.
briferes, men efter nit Sfisn fan
inger al Dem iGttes peo Sioen al
Grapes shuts.
Seq bar nleget plaget nteo ipa9
Mooe og ilct Sorosielie ianrt Gan.
nellie al Gas efter WaaItioerue, %
ieg forisate mango Iioler berimob
uocu at iinbe Sinoring.
Seq iattebe 90, at iea maatte be.
gprbe mcb SiGt for paa 6ennc Waa'
oe at operfonme Subet. Wit Salg
ialot paa @ropc.H Shuts, forbi 2Ggeu
iaaoe mig. of ies life furrSe forosie
itiueliebolbig Ssoe.
"@rape.9 tiits bar eiort mig mesei
soSt, og ieg fsler Tom Ell belt anoen
Herion lioeS ies bespnbte at ipiie Ger.
al. Get er mig piounberligt, bpor
ii9rfe mine Nerper err bIepne. Seq
tilroaoer ellirpcr at forisse ben, tbi
griariug er Dem bebite Seremeiter.
"SpiS on bar nogen Wapeonoer
- life fan ioroeie Din 6sbe -, brite
@rape.stutS 5000 for Din Srofoii
ibetmiuolte, % OIL oil life p9re iitarS
til at role oen not, ilaar on merfer
Sen itore Sorifia | Dit @eiiubenbs."
Gaprct opgipes al Epinm 60, Battle
Greet, Mid. 29s ben lille BOG,
"Sbe Hoao TO @ellpiae", ! bier Eaf.
fe. Ser CT en- 8runo".
Ioaenfnbe lGit Ouenitaasuoe SreS 2
st NM uil forcfomme fra SiS til an.
ben, Se CT Gste, iaRor "a fulSc al
Sutsresie for NenueiftbsSen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-01-10
Saaimaer, sip Mst!

Sffeflpnt SeCprdb >Splfen aim
bar bit Jig Tom piuig. bill ieg ogian
ifriue nosIe Orb ON 6oItesaoeu til Dor
firre 0iembD9b SaIineonl. Sfnl ri
pGrc ireb at 1amIe iii en- iaaoan @apeg
SO, LAB oS bare meo mems hi lener.
2ao os foune Sc fatti9e ibu. Seam III
trnte o5 no9et giiloere eub bette Irs
beibe, iom MI er i9ut9. fi9re Calling,
rag iat, % lao Oct blipe en- Solfe9ape,
lem er p9rbig at brinse Dor tiprc
Siembpao / 1914. Site meb ben Sans
Re, at Dor gpgo frrper bette al %,
men at hi itploer bette iom Saf I'll
set 2nnb hi forIop. aanife mango uil
ii8e, al SalingbaI intet aioroe for Dem.
men aipiS iaabanre Saufer, Crib !
Common iaa oct moner, o9 Oh ital
hare @eIii9ncIie beraf. Sfrfp til Dor
Grepe Ndsierer.e Glen @elenIpn, Ssuos
broct, g. 8, iom meo 8lRbe pil ienbe
Dig Slantettsr % fulbitenois SpIpss
ming, , -..
Som : ole peS, blir set paa SaIs
IiuAmebct / @rooten, Minu., beIluttet
ut ri &aIlineer 'tal babe en- Serb til
Norgc i 1914, % 9. O. SIitdo / Wins
ueapolis bIeb baIat til at drrangerc
meb Snroeu. Ena Salingmseet
Spriu9 @robe blep beune Grranges
mentsfomite iprsaet meb ire Reblems
mer, ucmli9 g. s. 2efeusgaarb, Racie
ion, Riuu., s, Y. Sope, Shelter, Rinn.,
oa 2. g. Guarbe, j~esienoen. g. 9.
@rof. 5. g. S~ertsoaarb, 9inbreb, q.
3, til at a~rrauacre 0aliit o9 llnbers
boIbniug uuber Heiien. % bermeb are
beioer ban M ibGrbi9t.
2no mig tuu iige ct Orb ON oenne
Srro. Gan ps piic, at hi fan realiiere
Bette itore 8~oretagenoe, iaa oct fan bli
iii 9grc for os ale. @elo Dig beripr
i'll aomiteen iaa fort ipm muIig.
st gobt Rptaar tiIsnifes cher ale.
9. 8. Slitab.
minneapolis, Iinu, 17oe Sec. 1912.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-01-10
Mepotpersn os UoIoSsaabem.

HepoIperen er ct rbntGrfet 8erftei
/ Sniamoroerens Snano, men for at
hume irtte en- Chopper for ale oisie
Snigmprb, buroe R%eeierineeu | bette
9anb i~orfdtte % beotdse en- Sop. lorn
~forbboer at tilpirie eler barre noeet
S~fpbebaaben, iom life er n,inoit TO Sob
Iangt, os BET iinIoe b9res pda SfnIoes
rem / en- Hem, iadIeoeS at ale iunoe ie
bet. 90 ina uogipe en- Scfdiirs, at ens
boer, Tom bar Nepolper. ifulbe inoleoere
oisie 8aaben til pisie gmbeosmGno |
bier Stat eIer Gountp til al opbrens
oes meo SIb os omimelteS til Sern.
ga ha DC Net life er til Soriparspaas
ben for noaen Grlig Ytano, iaa tror
ie9 al HetfRrbiebeoeu life piloc Iioe uos
get Sab oerpeo. Sur en- 0tdnb, iom
8aar / lin c9eu frebeIige 6orretning er
RcboIueren life ill noaen 9ptts. Snn
bIiuer / Hegelen br9bt eaer beoelig
lanret fsr ban faar 9tepoIoereu op AZ
Sontmen.
On anoen Sing bill ieg tiuuoe mig at
bemerfc. vi bar Ell qop / Norae iom
fables Den moraIife 2op. Ron bet life
.mloe Iaoe iig aiere at iaa beuue SOB
inofert / De oifentIige StoIer / DC Sors
euehe Stater? Rnuge bill life bare 9is
beIen | Sfoler, men en- aob Rornl er
ueI in9en Grlis Ranb eIer apiuoe
inlob? 90 bois ct Barn fddr benne
Sob inbprcutet / lit Sierte og / lin
0ierre ira 9arrsben at Tom ell gllSs
oommelia SeinIina er ieg bis paa, at
Oct bill babe gooe Sslser og bare 6rlgt
cn9ang | Chen. Seq taller al griarins.
% 2oben tiger: scr Sar % Ror
o.i.u.
Sao Ina enbber Nptommer til Bette
Sanb, lom criter at blue Berger |
Haubet, Ii9elebes befienoe, at ban fiens
Der o9 i%oritaar benne 2op, o9 at ban
otI rette tit 2io oe 2ebnet b~ereiter iom
Ell goo Sor9er. 9ette bill / Sanbbeh
pGre beSre emo al Gben llooannelie
uben WoraI, tbi iloen IoraI bliuer Oct
tltu 8sp.
Salpor 8. Berg.
Springfield, 3babo.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-01-10

3ioens Strsmnineer. 2nrerne maa
bpgge oisie G9mninger itarfe. De
maa osiaa p9re itobis pdaene og
ie til, at Der life eaar Sui paa
bisie 9emninger, iaa at De sbel9g-
genbe materiaIiitiife Strsmninser
life faar ltoIsb o. gnlebning til at
ripe bore unge meo fig. SRrerne
maa nnberpiie iaolebes, at 8riiten'
bomnien irembppes og 8uo life
nbelooes fro Sc unees gepioItbeo.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-01-10

lngen 5ore e1er gauifeIiabeo finbes.
Se oil life gisres ill @ienitano for
S~dn'ebeorag. @r ser Sfier / 8or.
oanoet, bill De ia @reie poa, bpor
otsle ltgger, iao at life Sfuben, Be
bar, teller iienf. 2Prerne bill bape
areie paa ganifeIigbeberne, foa at
boaoe De o9 airfefoIfet fan BIZ for.
troli8e meo Oisie = life for at
lfrnmnles og bli m%istrsitise, men
Tor at finoe IioIer iom fon ifoffe
otsie Sinbrinser afpeien.
S oenne Sorbinoetfe bill set life
bore ofpeien for airfefoIfet at tenfe
paa SpergsmaaIet: bporIebes piloe
Den firfelige og religisie SiIitono
bore iblarot os, bois hi ingen Sir.
feifoler bapoe?
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-01-10

Stlap mig at srGIentere en- Iibeu
Grippe ira Sbornas SoipitaI:
Senne Mpr. tiIbeire, er gnfe. Snsz
f~aSeren bsbe for lite l9nge iioen. Suu
bar in9en elab Sui; TIL bum arl1bIer
o9 tGrfer paa De ipp uforisrsete imaa,
- itaffels gnfe og Wor - life rart
ON Siertet banter. Wen "Sulcbarz
net" bill 10 bere Cutters Srsit og So
berlsies Sar".
Senne unee Itanb bar peret / gmez
rita | fer Nar. San bar fnlberet /
fem aar. San bilbe blibe Sreit. Set
er tungt for i%aaoanne "|iliemGno"
og Selte at blipe iaa oberrlmplet;
men "Serrens &eie er life bore. Gan
logger forreitcn alt / CUBS pelbiae
Saanb os Tiger: "Stte min, men Din
Billie ife".
SPIN uuge Game cr fra SinlanS.
Stte frit for anbet enb at bun ler9teb
liht. Sum par 10 fdaldnst fra Siems
met mi, Ii9e / Slletiben. Ren iaa
Tiger bun meb ct f~prnpiet emil: Sc
Jus Is MP Sapiour". Set er omtrent
alt bum fan iise / Oct nbe Sprog, pg
bet er o9iaa moi. @ltS sipe at ale
funSe iise bet af Sjertetl . .r
Senne meb DC to imaa gern, 9raaz
ter; tbt bans Srltru og gsrns Nor
ait ilIt "Siem til ben ebi8e Sui /
Simlen".
Senne, Iom er iaa fig, bar i'm Door
/ Ierbeoen af Storbamar, 3orae. Snu
babbe pentet Ssnnen biem os bun tar
bet iaa forferbelist tiingt. Com Sirtz
melen er beiere enb Sorben, 'iaa er
Serrens Sanfer beiere eno bore Sans
fer. Gent paa bet.
Sisie to er forlopeoe. Se bar t9nft
at feire Jig SrbQup / bisie Siber. Set
Ter 10 til at ben bsieitegribeom, GIG
lens 9ribgom" frGber benbe iom
9rub peb ben fore &ou9eisnnens Srpls
lup.
Ser borte | Siernet bar hi en- WtanO
fra Salfanitaterne, bbor &ri9stlm1ne>
len raaoer. San Inr Suitrn % 8sru
berober og bar, Tom rimeliat er, till
brast en- Sib fulo al @ugit for fine
fi9re.
Senne, ipn1 lpier, er fra SrnmmerI,
Rorge. Sau babe NOT tRntt at lie fine
9anle Sor9lore til Sui. "Reuneifet
ipaar men Cub raar".
Snbe | SisrnepGreliet er en- ipanif
0uoernanie. Sru er ier 90 bar pan>
ifelist at finoe ZIG ~iilrette. sig alting
til Seius". San fienoer big iaa bel,
San peb bbao iom Gngiter % trptfer
bin Si9l.
Senne, meb be iman gern, 6dr fin
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The San Francisco call and post., 1913-12-22
Billy B. Van Scores Heavily
in props" and Other
0rpheum Acts Please

There are two things that the ar
rival of the annual Orpheum road
show always acccmplishes-putt a
keen edge on the amusement appe-
tites Of patrons OF the OFarrell street
vaudeville house and cramming the
place to the doors.
Yesterday afternoon was no excep-
tion. The appetites were clamorous
and as for the attendance-capacity
Billy B. Van, assisted by the Beau
mont sisters, in Props" a one act
musical comedy. was the feature act
of bill that was made up OF features
To say that Billy B. Van was a hit
would be putting it mildly. He was
a riotous triumph. The act is as
funny as any that has been here in
months. and throughout the action
Billy Van never leaves the center OF
attention, despite the fact that he has
surrounded himself with capable
company. The curtain was the signal
The San Francisco call and post., 1913-12-22
May Irwin Keeps Audience ir
Constant Laughter With
Her Funnyisms

Buoyant May Irwin. queen of fe-
of several years returned to our midst
last night with her latest New York
success. Widow by Proxy" The new
farcical comedy is a genuine laugh
producer, but with May Irwin in the
role of Gloria Grey it is an assured
fact that "the widow would make
good in the bamboo islands, even If
the audience were composed of can't
balls.
May Irwin left her audience in a
state of effete last night when the
curtain was rung down on the third
and final act at the Columbia theater.
1t was raining when the patrons en-
tered earlier in the evening. 1t was
raining torrents when they emerged,
but every one was smiling and chuck
Hing.
| Eight people are in the cast sup
porting the star. Each one is a true
to life character. Clara Blandick,
Marie Burke, Helen Orr Daily, Helen
lweathersby. Orlando DAILY, Joseph r.
Garry. Joseph Woodburn and Arthur
Bowyar make up the small but clever
personnel.
When one has seen Widow by
Proxy" with May Irwin in the cast.
the mystery is cleared up as to how
the three act comedy scored such a
hit in the east. widow by Proxy
written by Catherine Chisholm Cush-
ing. is what might be termed a grip
ping farce. A climax is cleveriy
worked up In the second act, good
wholesome comedy amounds In the
three and then touch of deep pathos
creeps In toward the end
May Irwin was given a rousing re-
ception last night. Suffering from a
severe cold. the actress was compelled
to omit her four songs, but she had
her audience in such a state from
laughing that they promptly forgot
all about singing of songs.